Storm of Indignation Over Negro Appointment in Oklahoma
Reports show widespread protests across Oklahoma over the Interior Department’s appointment of W. T. Vernon, a Black man from Kansas, as assistant supervisor of schools for the Five Civilized Tribes. Officials and citizens warn the move fuels race prejudice and challenges separate school laws, prompting calls to withdraw the appointment.
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Oklahoma
W. T. Vernon
Five Civilized Tribes
Secretary of the Interior
James 8. Davenport
Fisher
Walter L. Fisher
Interior
Washington, D. C
William T. Vernon
Third
Vinita
Olahoma City
Register of the Treasury
Quindaro University
Kansas City
Kans
Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma
M. Landrum
State Senate
Lanrum
Landrum
Interior Department
Muskogee
Okla
Vernoon
Mary Tiger
Creek Tribe of Indians
Civil Service Commission
Indian Agent
Insurance Presidents Hear Report On Water Systems
A report to the Association of the Insurance Presidents cites that about 30 percent of the population in many cities uses well water subject to contamination. It notes 40 percent in sewered areas, lists cities surveyed, and discusses water, sewer, garbage disposal, and health department effectiveness with Savannah praised for its strong bacteriology department and efficacy in enforcing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Svarloun
Tram J. Messenger
Harford
Conn
South
Middle West
Ynesburg
Roanoke
Knoxville
Chatanooga
Nashville
Louisville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Springford
St. Louis
Memphis
Little Rock
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Mobile
Montgomery
Birmingham
Atlanta
Macop
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Savannah
Charleston
Augusta
Columbia
Charlotte
Danville
Richmond
York
Hartford
Board of Health
Department of Bacterioly
South Atlantic Coast
Mississippi River
Ily
Maine
Fiee
Therjooes
Department of Health
Union
Alryamm
Sav
Jannah
Brunner
United States
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Madero Confers With De La Barra in Mexico City
Provisional President De La Barra and Francisco J. Madero held a nearly three hour, face to face discussion at Chapultepec Castle about implementing principles to guide the nation toward the upcoming elections. De La Barra praised U.S. conduct and expressed confidence in peace restoration, while noting his readiness to report progress to Congress in September. A message from General Reyes awaited them indicating a peace mission arrival.
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Mexico City
Mexico
de la Barra
Francisco J. Madero
Chapulteper Castle
Associated Press
United States
Washington
Taft
Reye
Probate notices from Craig County Oklahoma 1911
Notices in Craig County Oklahoma probate matters announce private sales of Walter Holland estate realty and Callie Adair minor estate with orders to show cause for sale. Publications appear in Vinita Weekly Chieftain. Guardian Lillie M. Adair seeks court approval for real estate sales. bids must be written with 10 percent certified check.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig
McKinley Jones
Minor
J. W. Orr
Ward
Winita
Craig County
Sad
Craig Coun
Craly
Freedam
Chamberlin
Aald
Chamber Vn
Okahoma
Section
Township
Range
Mt May
Ie Ay
Jess
Aardian
W. H. Voyli
Mie
Keante
Housley
Boundan
County Gaurt
Vinita
Guardian
Sidney E. Housley
Peter W. Grooms
County of
Croix
Eliza Gaines
Pearson
Walter Holland
B. Allen
Auld County Court
Cyan
Betate
Callie B. Adair
Lillie M. Adar
Callie B. Adar
Caleftain
Arena
Park
Oklahom
Cral
Altie Adair
Lillie M. Adair
Jana
F. Parks
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Madero
DE LA Bara
Honduras
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Phoebe Woody
Martin
Mike Martin
W. H. Voyles
Joplin Business College
W. B. Depue
Bk, J
Hobdy
Mille Ratty
W. T. Ratty
Welch
Ato
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