Interurban Collision Injures Dozens Near Windsor Ontario
Crowded excursion car on the Detroit United Railway crashed into a work train at Wilkes Crowing near here. Forty passengers were injured and it is reported at least one may die. The scene followed a men’s celebration at Windsor Ontario.
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River Steamer Cape Girardeau Sinks on Mississippi
Associated Press reports the river steamer Cape Girardeau struck a barrier and sank early today near Turkey Island, 50 miles south of St. Louis. About 150 passengers were aboard. all were safely taken ashore.
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Robbers Skip Silverware At Peoples Drug Store
Robbers missed silverware at Peoples Drug Store burglary Sunday night. They tore a rear window screen to enter and took pipes cigars tobacco and change from one cash register while another drawer remained mostly untouched. Several hundred dollars in silverware left behind marks this as amateur work. Police noted no trace leading to suspects.
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Peoples Drug Store
Rainfall Proves Bumper Crop Likely in Oklahoma and Kansas
A heavy rain drenched eastern Oklahoma and southern Kansas last night, boosting prospects for a bumper corn crop. While late corn may still need more rain, moisture this round should aid maturation, with further weather needed for a strong finish. In other news, Mrs. Clara Clemons Gabriellwitch, Mark Twain’s daughter, announces she will donate nearly all of her father’s library to the Mark Twain Free Library in Redding, including about 2,500 volumes, plus a six thousand dollar building fund.
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Oklahoma City Eyes Capital Move Amid Site Bid Expiry
Guthrie July 12 The Oklahoma supreme court did not rule yesterday on Attorney General Weat's request to block removal of capital offices from Guthrie to Oklahoma City. The decision likely comes Thursday. Options on proposed sites for the capital buildings expired today as Oklahoma City residents hoped the capital move dispute would be settled.
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Oklahoma City
Price must be stamped on railroad tickets in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma July 12 beginning September 1 all railroads operating to Oklahoma and the Pullman company must plainly stamp the face of every ticket sold between points in Oklahoma with the price charged, as per tariff on file with the corporation commission. An exception exists for excursion tickets where reduced rates are posted near the ticket office. A hearing is set for August 2 on Port Smith & Western and El Reno & Western requests to exempt from reduced freight rates, except for stone, gravel and sand, to allow higher charges on those commodities.
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el Reno & Western Railways
Commin‘sion
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Governor Haskell May Call Special Session Over Capital Move
Rumor says if Governor Haskell fails to win state court injunctions to halt the Guthrie to Oklahoma City capital move, he may call a special legislative session. Analysts cite risk of a clash between branches if orders are ignored, with potential warrants for supersedeas and further state court actions to test the case.
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Oklahoma City
Legislative Department
Supreme Court
Wypersedeas
Supreme Court of the United States
Oklahoma to Cast About 370000 Votes in Primary
Guthrie Oklahoma secretary Linn of the state election board has returned to Guthrie and begun preparation of official ballots for the August second primary. The total ballots for all purposes are estimated at about 870000. The prohibition party will receive ballots due to a candidate this year though they had none last election. D B Garrett of Boley Republican candidate telegraphed the board to withdraw his name. Mrs Helen Kelly Gould to wed Ralph Thomas in New York reports say planned ceremony late today with timing and venue undisclosed.
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Okfuskeek County
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IGE CREAM CONES NOT GOOD SAYS GOVERNMENT
United States Marshal Henkel and deputies seized eighteen crates containing six hundred seventy-two boxes of ice cream cones at North River Steamboat Pier under federal pure food regulations. The cones are alleged unfit for human consumption and the seizure was ordered by the United States district court.
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Henkel
North River Stowmship
United States District Court
Employee cooked to death in Kansas railroad yard incident
A railroad employee, Joseph Sayura, in Hiawatha Kansas, reportedly fell into a pit of cinders and was literally cooked to death. The Associated Press dispatch from July 11 provides the scarce details on the fatal accident near Bt. Joseph Missouri.
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Aviator Sets Dual Passenger Flight Distance Record
Bethany Plains reports a aviation meet record with two passengers aboard a Bleriot monoplane. An aviator reached 92.75 kilometers at 164 feet altitude, while Auburn set a single passenger distance of 85 kilometers in 1 hour 27 minutes 35 seconds. Labouchere also claimed a French distance record with multiple legs totaling over four hours.
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Bryan Champions County Option Plan Speech Sets Democratic Fight
Lincoln July 11 Bryan pledges active push for county option as Democratic county convention endorses the plank by 134 to 81. He attacks brewers and liquor interests plans to rally state convention July 26 in Grand Island for option, while criticizing Rep Hitchcock. Aged missionary Thomas Huffakes dies at 96 in Kansas, once an Indian interpreter and Methodist missionary.
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Cruce Club Rally Draws Big Bluejacket Crowd
In Craig County the Cruce political rally at Bluejacket drew the largest attendance yet this campaign. W. J. Hobdy led the address endorsing Lee Cruce for governor. County Cruce club organized with officers as twenty candidates spoke to voters.
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice is hereby given that by order of the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma on June 27 1910 guardianship of Levi Hudson a minor will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand on sealed bids on Tuesday July 1940 at 1 90 o clock p m in the County Court room Vinita Craig County Oklahoma the lands described as NW 14 of the BE 14 of Sec 20 Twp 28 N Range 28 E containing 40 acres more or less bids must be certified for one third of amount and directed to William ONeil guardian care of Theo D B Frear County Judge Sioux City Iowa July 9 1910 Davy Campbell pioneer Missouri River pilot dies aged 85
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