Earthquake Strikes South Europe City Network
AP reports a major tremor in southern Italy and nearby areas with Avelline province near Calitrite suffering heavy damage and dozens killed. Several towns report collapsed houses and injuries while authorities request rapid relief funds and a royal visit is considered. Prime Minister Luszetti sends aid and a special train is dispatched to assess the scene.
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Dy Associated Press
Naples
Italy
Avelline
Calitrite
Rome
Valatia
Sian Soenio
Luszetti
Victor Emanuel
Pool Halls Regulated As City Council Ends Debate
The Daily notes a key city council session ending a long political battle. An ordinance restricts pool halls to open 7 am to 10 20 pm, bans sales of beverages except water, restricts under 21s, and forbids obstructing views. Other actions include street paving bids, sewer work, and naming Chieftain as official paper. Police officers Chandler and MecCamlah resign amid political shifts. Chandler’s record includes the most arrests by a city officer.
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Ely
Finall Avenue
Bemper Street
Foreman Street
South Wilson Atreet
Caucoll
Gunter Street
Starr
D. Chandler
A. J. MecCamlah
Stricken Kickapoo land cases halt in Oklahoma courts
Oklahoma City June 7 By agreement of federal and state attorneys the Kickapoo land cases in Oklahoma county courts are stricken from trial dockets pending a ruling by the U S Circuit Court for the Western District of Oklahoma The impact covers cases involving title to lands and potential encumbrances under the 1906 act with focus on lands near Arcadia and Luther and amounts involved running to thousands of dollars The pact could also trim criminal actions linked to the land dispute as the federal court may determine property encumbrance power.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
United States Cireuit Court
jWentern District of Oklahoma
W. C. Hughes
Superior Court
Circuit Court of the United States
Western District of
Muskogee
District Court
Arcadia
Luther
Spring Wheat Acreage Shows Big Increase
The government crop report lists spring wheat area at about 19,740,000 acres, up about 1.49 million from last year. Winter wheat condition stands around 80, with June 1, 1909 at 80.7 and the ten year average at 81.6. The June 1 spring wheat condition is 92.8, compared with 95.2 on June 1, 1909 and the ten year average of 83.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Both Factions Claim Victory in Tight Governor Primary
The Associated Press reports def later claims from both Republican and Democratic factions on the governor nomination after yesterday’s primaries. Carrell leads Republicans and Porter leads Democrats, with a very close expected result as returns remain incomplete. Eight progressives and three stand patters were nominated for Congress. Attorney General Wickersham ruled Richard Parr can recover from the government the value of information provided against the sugar trust.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Carrell
Porter
Weema
Congress
Woshington
D. C
Wickersham
Richard Parr
Sugar Trust
Topeka Enveloped in Darkness Amid Severe Storm
A western Missouri and Kansas rain storm caused widespread damage and two hours of darkness in Topeka. hail followed, barometer fell, and temperatures dropped as flooding affected cellars and nearby towns. In Kansas City Kansas lightning killed Mrs Charlotte Hacks on her porch.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Kans
Charlotte Hacks
Jopain
Galena
Topeka
Dickory
Jobbers Tilso Mmufacturers Association
Officers of Civic Club Elected for Ensuing Year
The Civic Club elected officers for the coming year at a June 6 meeting in the Commercial Club rooms. Elected: Mrs Stryker president, H W Shelton first vice, Mrs G Cowan second vice, Mrs Burna third vice, Mrs Roberta fourth vice, Mrs Geo Terbueh secretary, Mrs S A Stubblefield treasurer, Mrs Frank Hillingsten corresponding secretary, Mrs A K Pershing reporter. The federation report from Okmulgee praises local clubs and outlines convention papers on public health and tuberculosis.
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Civic Club
F.C. Akinbetg
W. B. Coley
Mra
Stryker
H.W. Shelton
Fi G. Cowan
J. Burna
Roberta
Geo. Terbueh
A. Stubblefield
Frank Hillingsten
A. EK. Pershing
Neason
Federated Women's Clube
Okmulpee
Okmulgee
Olmulnes
Congressinal
Monkomee
Bartieville
Tulsa
Sapulpa
Vinita
afl _ten
John Cain
Bartlesville
Bison
Muskogee
Fanny Laut
Crawford
Vieira
Emer
Barly
McKibben
Little
Catlin
Cere
H. E. P. Stanford
Okmiulgee
Vicw
Robinson
Goodale
Collinsville
Wright
Mel. Clark
Sawyer
Parlimentaring
Merc Catlin
Barthewhite
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Local Civic League Children Art and Craft Notes
A fragment describes monthly Civic League activities with a comic pen by a sixteen year old Davidson and a poetry booklet by Harold eleven, plus baked goods by Julia Neville twelve, and various sweets by children aged eight to twelve in a community event.
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Oseria Geined
Civic League
Davidson
Sing
Edson
Harold
Julia Neville
West and Graham Clash In Attorney General Race Debates
General Charles West challenges Senator J Graham for a series of debates ahead of the union for attorney general on the party ticket. The dispute centers on constitutional convention records and West’s accusations of incompetency to fill the post.
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Charles West
J. Graham
Union For Attorney General
Peratic
Grabi
Graham
West
Enlil
Mar West
Enid
Senate
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