Friscos Win In Eleven Inning Game
In a near record pace 8 to 7 victory for Sprinfeld Prisee over Vinita, Friscos endured eleven innings to edge the home team. Key moments include a late Vinita rally in the ninth and a decisive eleventh for the visitors, with Ridenhour planning to bring the same squad back July 4 and 5.
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Murray's
Vinsta
Sprinfeld Prisee
Vinita
Ridenhour
Chouteau
Dewes
Vinitana
Thompson
Moore
P. Myers
Dubuque
Walters
McClure
Murphy
Wers
Beore Vinsta
Friscos
Springfield Boys
Raines
Wunderlick
Bryan announces candidacy for U S Senate in Nebraska
Omata Nebdune MM Willem announces that William Jennings Bryan will seek the United States Senate seat to replace Elmer Burkett. The announcement cites a direct primary system and Nebraska’s November 1910 legislature election with a September 1910 primary.
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Omata
Nebdune
Willem
Jennings Bryan
United States Senate
Elmer J. Burkett
Wehard L. Metcalf
Bryan
Oregon
Nebraska
Bin
C W Homes Appointed State Dairy Inspector
Guthrie Oklahoma January reports C W Holm of Stillwater has been appointed state dairy inspector by the state board of agriculture and will resume duties soon. A graduate of the A&M College he has worked at the creamery affiliated with that institution and will inspect dairies and creameries while visiting farmers institutes to develop the industry.
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Guthrie
Okla
Janes
C. W. Holm
Stillwater
Olle
State Board of Agriculture
Holmee
A & M. College
La Follette Attacks Leadership Over Tariff Bill Debate
In Washington, La Follette unleashes a bitter attack on Senator Aldrich in a tariff dispute amid stiff debate over woolen schedules and income tax provisions. Aldrich defends leadership as Gallinger seeks order while discussions shift to taxation and corporate dividends.
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la Follette
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Aldrich
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Bailey
Russell Gives Up Referendum Plan
In Ada Oklahoma on June 1 laws for building the Ada normal school and other educational and charitable institutions took effect. Senator Campbell Russell of Warner had circulated referendum petitions to delay construction until after the next general or special election but the public favored immediate progress. Senator Bimwell failed to gather the needed fourteen thousand signatures and abandoned the effort, telling Assistant Secretary of State Leo Meyer he would return to his farm.
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Iuthrié
Okla
Ada Normal School
Benator Bimwell
Leo. Meyer
Hie ‘Farm
Norman 10 Offers Big Reward for Dynamiters
Norman Oklahoma offers a thousand dollars reward for the apprehension of the person who dynamited the water stand pipe Saturday night. Municipal financial stringency halted contractor payments and the act is believed to be by disgruntled persons. A similar attempt to destroy university buildings was reported.
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Norman
Okla
Jime
Explosion Claims Fifty Lives On Steamboat Shearwater
An explosion in the engine room of the steamboat Shearwater on the Delaware River near Philadelphia today sinks the vessel and kills about fifty people, many young women, who were removed from the disabled boat.
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Philadelphia
Shearwater
Delaware River
Shearwater Snk
Oklahoma School Land Sale Law Takes Effect
Guthrie Oklahoma residents learn the school land sale bill is in effect requiring sale of 1.6 million acres of state lands. About 536 600 acres are under lease, 140 000 acres now available for immediate sale with large tracts in the northwestern panhandle region. The lands were donated by the United States for school and public institutions as part of Oklahoma’s panhandle area.
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Guthrie
Okla
State of
Oklahoma
New College Janda
Okdahoow
Plains
Elune Neithe Panhandle
Texas
St Uy
United States
Express rates cut by Oklahoma Corporation Commission
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission lowers express rates by 40 percent across all transit business. The order sets uniform rates on every article and shipments and establishes handling rules for express companies. Officials anticipate a possible appeal to the state supreme court, arguing profits last year were only about 10 percent.
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Cuthte
Ohina
Whe Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
State Supreme Court
Very Bright Business Outlook in Guthrie Banks
Guthrie Oklahoma June 2. Robert Schiberg cashier of the Guthrie National Bank states monetary conditions are favorable for a strong business year. He notes a shift from scarce currency to abundant money with low interest rates, warns of nationwide monetary adjustments, and cites Congress monetary commission activity and future demand for funds due to harvests.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Robert Schiberg
Guthries National Bank
Sobiberg
Lobberg
Congress
Monetary Commission
United States
Trinet
Great
Court names official to hear case against International Harvester
The eu project court appoints a Special Commissioner to hear evidence in the case of the state to oust the International Harvester Company from a trust challenge. The Harvester mermer line has sought to regulate and control prices of harvesting machines in Kanaan.
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International Harvester Company
Askwo
Topoke
Kind
Joie
Gouse
Euprotie Court
Ae Special Comataloner
International Mar- Vester Company
Aga Trust
Harvester
Mermer Line
Kanaan
Truancy of Boys Charged to Home Life, Says O'Reilly
Miss Mary Hoyle O'Reilly told the national conference of Charities and Corrections that most habitual truants come from disrupted homes. She cited a study of one hundred family situations showing many parents dead or intemperate, with many truants lacking stable homes or ending in indenture. She noted Boston experiences where immigrant families produced the majority of truants.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Mary Hoyle O'Reilly
National Conference of Charitien and Correction
Mise O'Reilly
Boston
State Board Discusses Militia Guard for Prison Construction
McAlester Okit Roy Hoffman Chandler and Bert Chandler with architect Patrick Weathers surveyed the state penitentiary site. Hoffman said bids for construction and materials would likely be issued July 1. The board may urge Governor Haskell to assign 10 to 15 militia members to guard convicts during construction, relieved biweekly to cut costs. A Wilburton mining delegation pressed immediate contract letting for the institution's proper sampling.
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McAlester
Okit
Lute 11
Roy Hoffman
Chandler
Roy F. Allen
Durant
Bert Chandler
Vinita
State Board of Affairs
Patrick E. Weathers
Guthrie
State Penitentiary
Hoffman
Mahi
Haskell
Walle
Wilburton
Bchod of Mines
Asylum Site Appraisal by County Committee
Judge Theo D. 8 appointed L. W. Buffington George Nidiffer and M. G. Hawkins a committee to appraise land for the east wide neghim for the insane. They met Saturday and filed the required appraisal marking another step toward construction which will soon begin.
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Theo. D
L. W. Buffington
George Nidiffer
M. G. Hawkins
Yemen
Lab rat lab program uses ergograph and psychometer
A New Jersey program at Vineyard Institute for Feeble minded youth demonstrates the ergograph and psychometer to study fatigue attention and emotional strength. Henry Goddard notes the laboratory role in correlating mental states with physical conditions through careful observation and autopsy data when applicable.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. J
Henry II, Goddard
New Jersey
Vineland
de. Goddard
Auld
Nelson Leads Progressive Push on Sago Flour Tariff
Associated Press report from Washington notes Senator Nelson spearheading progressive Republicans to raise duties on Sago flour, claiming it competes with starch from potatoes and corn while Aldrich contests revisions as obstructive. Hogs reach record Chicago prices as markets cite light receipts.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Senate
Nelson
Aldrich
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C. W. Homes
Washington, D. C
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Finance Committee
Cummins
Republican Party
LaPollette
LaFollette
Clapp
Rhode Baland
Russell
Corporation Commission
Board of Public Affairs
Chicago
Cobb Hotel
Idelity Farm Loan
Vinita, Ola
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