Hollow News Dated January 11 Reports Quiet Town Happenings
January notes from Hollow describe a quiet community with residents like Mr. Loftgren moving into a new house and relocating a hen house after a successful move. Burt Disney visits home while Miles Campbell visits friends and Mrs Disney attends church at Oak Grove. A telephone line is planned with poles already installed and Mr Cox moves near the Thompson place as the local hog business expands with Fayette Ward buying hogs. The McCoy family visits relatives over the weekend.
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Hollow
Loftgren
Burt Disney
Miles Campbell
Mr. Cox
Thompson Place
Foster
Elmer
Bateman
Fayette Ward
Young Clyde Lee Dead After Horse Falls on Him
From Wednesday's Daily, Clyde Lee fourteen year old son of James Lee living on the W H Korne gay farm seven miles north of town was killed yesterday when a horse fell on him. The boy rode the horse away earlier and upon its return mud on the saddle raised concern. A search found the youth about a quarter mile from the house. He was brought home for medical aid but died without regaining consciousness. No bruises were found and internal injuries are suspected.
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Clyde
James Lee
W. H. Kornegay
Jess
For the Sake of Morals Women Excluded in Schenk Case
Associated Press report from Wheeling West Virginia dated January 18 notes Dr. Gregory Ackerman testified that Schenk was removed to a hospital after black streaks and lead poisoning on his gums were found and he was forbidden to eat at home where he often became ill. During recess the court room sighed as the judge ordered women excluded “for the sake of the morals of the community.”
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James F. McCullough
Woodcock
The
Woodcock |Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
B. EB. Capps
la Vinit
John A. Oliphant
Tulsa
Carl Croninger
Oklahoma City
Governor Crave
Green Hotel
Charles Clark
Joplin
George Grayston
Oliver Bagby
L. D. Dalquest
David Cohn
Chelsea
Elks Lodge
Tom Isbell
Homer Mulyqney
Child
E. Bluhorn
Oronogo
Dan Warren Vas A.rl Wilson
Justice of the Peace Stanley
Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Gregory Ackerman
Schenk
Hey
Editor Appointed to Regents Post in Pauly Valley
Oklahoma City January reports Governor Cruce appointed J P Renfrew editor of the Alva Record and Oklahoma Press Association president to the regents board for the boys training school at Pauly Valley. Lodge Elected on First Ballot as U S Senator in Massachusetts Boston legislature chose Senator Lodge to succeed himself on the first ballot with two Democrat supporters Curley and Murray voting for him.
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Oklahoma City
Cruce
J. P. Renfrew
Alva Record
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Boys’ Training School
Pauly Valley
Lodge
Associated Press
Boston
Mase
United States
Curley and
Murray
State Treasurer Names 157 Oklahoma Banks as Depositories
State Treasurer Dunlap with the governor's approval designates 157 state and national banks as depositories for public funds. The arrangement keeps between 750000 and 800000 dollars within the state and none of the money leaves Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
Dunlap
Indian Bureau Aims to Make Indians Self Sufficient
Washington Jan 18 The Indian bureau reports progress toward self sustaining wards for 1910. Education farming and employment efforts show Indians learning to cultivate lands and join the labor force. Railways offer opportunities for trade training tying schooling to real work, while health and anti liquor campaigns expand.
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Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Robert G. Valentine
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau
United States
Valentine
Indian Service
Indiana
Union
Burea
Kansas City Stock Market Report from January Yards
Kansas City stock yards report notes gains for medium and heavy beef steers, with top prices around 6.50 and 5.00 to 6.25 for most, demand for corn-fed steer lots, and cattle prices mixed. Hog market shows steady to weak, top near 7.80 with bulk 7.70 to 7.75, while sheep and lambs rise slightly and run totals near 14,000 head for the day. Colorado stockers and Western hogs feature in recent receipts as markets adapt to weather and supply.
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Kansas City
Fed
Colorado
Sentences Handed Down in Tokyo Conspiracy Case
In Tokio on January 18 twenty five men and one woman were publicly sentenced by the supreme court for conspiracy against the throne and plotting to assassinate the Crown prince and other officials. Twenty four including Denjiro Kotoku and his wife were condemned to death. When the sentence was pronounced one condemned shouted Banzai and the prisoners rose. Kotoku cried long live anarchy.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Supreme Court
Denjiro Kotoku
Africa
Kotoku
Indian education and land trust shift toward self reliance
The chief supervisor of schools endorses using existing schools for most Indian children except Navajo and Apache. The report notes millions of acres of Indian lands, with about 160000 acres irrigated, 118640 by Indians and 42080 by white lessees. The commissioner says trusteeship aims to foster self reliance and citizenship.
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Oklaa City
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Anos Stoalabarger
George Niciffer
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Butler & Byrd
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Heber Nner
T. L. Brown
Claremore
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W. H. Voyles
Bridge
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Ratcliffs
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J. W. Sims
Penn Phillips
Cook’s
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Josh Martin
Kansas
Ridenhour
Dad Gillis
Parks
Gillis
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A. W. Herron
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Implement Men's Association
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Shreveport
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Mid-Continent Life Insurance Company
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Elks
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