Golden Rule Wins Shutout Game
The Golden Rule baseball team defeated Milford-Bergers 10 to 0 in a decisive afternoon game. Milord-Bergers made a late effort but the Golden Rule pounded hits, stole bases, and ran the score away, while pitchers Hall and Belew fanned four each. The narrative includes score by innings, base on balls, and double plays, plus a lengthy schedule of devotional and conference events following the contest.
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Golden Rule
Milford-Bergers
Bret
Pesson Br
pBergetes
Golden Rule West
Milfard-Berevrs
Oelgjeten
Eetond
Milford-Bergere
Jacings
Milford-Bergera
Ammary
Ridenhour
Hyatt, Wilson
Kennett
Hyatt
Quelly
Hall
Belew
Franklin
Umphires
Masterson
Houx
Craig County Sunday School Convention Opens in Vinita
The Craig County Sunday School Association holds its annual convention in Vinita Oklahoma in June 1924 with C H Nichols G E Dowls C H Nichols and Prof Alvin Roper among speakers. County workers singers and a gospel pianist will headline a program aimed at improving Sunday school work and methods for delegates from the area.
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Iper
Sons
A. D. Bennett
Thos. W. Smith
Centratia
Darts
Bebset
Haggins
Bebout
Polks
EL Enea Aeate
C. H. Nichols
Grand Theatre
G. N. Pitwitt
Foper
C. C. Burger
Darig
Hancock
Beboot
Vevies
Gaylord N. He
G . Davis
Blackwell
Okla
Congregations
Sertite—Iter
W. C. Oats
Roper
Pinniet
J. M. Miller
W- 0
Davis
G. E. Davis
Auido
Craig County Sunday School Association
Vinita
Trustc
Oklahoma State Associaton
G. E Dowls
C. H
Oklahoma
G. N. Bebout
Alvin Roper
Tulsa County Lags in Legislature Candidacy News
Around the state notes no Tulsa county candidate for the legislature has filed with the secretary of state. National politics see Democratic congressmen failing to block district Indian agent funds as Congress seems poised to approve the appropriation. Tulsa County faces a socialist bid to gain control via a county convention to nominate an entire slate. Jim Sykes, Democratic congressional hopeful, likely enjoys local media support. Other items include Augusta Alyard seeking $500 for missing telegraph poles, Rev. Kircher named Beaver pastor, Enid farmer Ty Ties profitable sweet potatoes, and generic remarks on crop prospects and local business ventures.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Washington
Congress
Tulsa County
Leket
Jim Sykes
Democrat
Bob Lozier
New Daily
Augusta Alyard
Guthrie
Kircher
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Beaver
O. Ty Ties
Enid
J. 8. Hale
Muskogee
Pawhuska
Checotah
State Road
Hobarthas & Yamparika Club
Cattle and cattle market in Kansas City stock report June 10
Cattle buyers pressured the market last Tuesday but prices rose slightly toward week’s end. Native steers reached $9.10, top native cows around $7.00, feeders $6.00 to $6.80, stock steers $4.00 to $6.50. Sheep and lambs declined then steadied with spring lambs up to $9.00, natives $4.80, Texas muttons $4.85, goats $3.00 to $3.35.
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Kansas City
The Lincoln Nomination and the 1860 Republican Convention
The Chicago convention of May 16, 1860 nominated Abraham Lincoln for president amid fierce factional battles. Seward’s backers fought for him, yet Curtin Lane and Horace Greeley rallied anti Seward forces to secure Lincoln, packing the Wigwam with supporters to overcome 173½ votes for Seward on the first ballot and reach the required majority on later ballots.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Republic
Lincoln
Seward
Bates
William H. Seward
New York
Senate
Andrew G.curtin
Pennsylvania
Henry S. Lane
Indiana
East
Curtin
People's Party
Hughes
Islature
Indians
Penneytania
Lane
Sewant
Cameron
Chase
Ohio
Chase J
Joseph Medill
Thurlow Weed
Hannibal Hamblin
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
Horace Greeley
Oregon
Free States
Missouri
Delaware
Texas
Virginia
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Georgia
South
North Carolina
Florida
Committee On Credentials
Jeffries Name Withdrawn as Nowata Postmaster
Washington reports that H O Jeffries editor of the Daily Advertiser Nowata Oklahoma had his nomination for postmaster withdrawn by President Taft at the request of Senator Bradley pending an investigation of his record He is jailed awaiting trial for the murder of Irene Goheen an Advertiser employee whose body was found near Nowata on April 8 The case is before the Oklahoma criminal court of appeals on habeas corpus writ.
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Washington
H. O. Jeffries
Nowata
Okla
Senate
Tar
Bradley
Kentucky
Senate Postorit
Jeffries
Daily Advertiser
Irene Goheen
The
Advertiser
Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals
Lawyer And Deputy Fined In Contempt Ruling
Oklahoma City June 6 A lawyer and a deputy sheriff were fined on contempt charges in the criminal court of appeals. The fines total 50 for failure to appear at the hearing on habeas corpus for I. O. Jeffries editor of the Nowata Advertiser charged with murder. Jeffries remanded to Oklahoma County sheriff custody until next Tuesday when the hearing resumes.
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Oklahoma City
Criminal Court of Appeals
Watter
I. O. Jeffries
Nowata Advertiser
Irene Goheen
Bert Lenyen
Jeffries
Price Jones
Nowata
Oklahoma County
Jones
van Leuven
Rider
Vinita
Cherokee Social Club Dance Evening Hall Event
Cherokee Social Club invites members and friends to a Thursday dance in the club hall on June 1 starting promptly at 8. Nogl Daigh orchestra from Parsons will provide four underpinned pieces for the occasion.
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Cherokee Social Club
Cherokee Social Clu
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B. Marré
J. Matra
Heldtmas
Tom Hall
Lionberger
St . x
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Henderson
Verre
A.B. R.H
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Sitte Hyatt
Ese Harmon
Buelly
Ib Wilson
Craig County Sunday School Convention
Pioneer Telephone Company
Quinlan
G. Vannest
Republcan
Noble County
Foraker
Kansas, Oklahoma & Southern
Firomide
Servorns
Nysens
R. W. Cline
Duncan
Nash
Vian
Alex
Washington County
E. J. McBride
Big Cabin
Coccasso
Abe Lincoln
Frederick 3. Haskin
Lincoln Nomi
Albany
Weed
Greeley
Tribune
Edward Bates
Judd
Swett
Abe
Goheen
John Brown
Republican Party
North
Wigwam
Abracom
Anerews
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