American Medical Men to Meet in Los Angeles
Los Angeles hosts the sixty-second annual session of the American Medical Association from June 27 to 30 with over 80 000 members, plus affiliated meetings of the American Academy of Medicine and other health groups. The program features the house of delegates, scientific sections, exhibits, and numerous social events for attendees and their families.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States
American Medical Association
National Organization of the Medical Profession
Pacific Coast
Portland
Losa Angeles
House of Delegates
West
American Academy of Medicine
Conference of State and Provincial Boards of Health of North
William H. Welen
John. Hopking University
Baltimore
Army
Navy
Board of Trustees
Council On Medical Education
Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
Council On Health and Public
Association
Oklahoma insurers face new licensing vows in 1920s rule
Oklahoma City June 19. Insurance agents seeking licenses must swear they will not rebate any part of their commission to applicants and post a 500 bond to general agents. Rules by State Insurance Commissioner P A Ballard take effect July 1. Applicants must declare non affiliated with brokers, disclose religious organization ties, detail former insurer relations, aid the commissioner in enforcing insurance laws.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
P. A. Ballard
Insurance
Marks Will Open Big Store On South Wilson
Marks of Fort Smith Ark buys Dan Myers stock on South Wilson in Vinita and plans to stay. He will restock the Vinita store and run a big sale to offer Vinita residents price reductions. He is welcomed as a business man in Vinita.
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Marks
Fort Smith
Ark
Dan Myers
South Wilson Street
Vinita
Southwest
Mark
Elder explorer of 1849 gold trek recalls Spokane life
B T Richardson of Spokane born 1828 in Morgan County Illinois remains the era’s most active survivor of the 1849 California gold rush. At 83 he recounts traveling with Kit Carson, Fremont, and early pioneer expeditions through Nevada City, Klamath River, Willamette Valley, Fort Walla Walla, and Coeur d Alene territory before settling near Salem and finally Spokane. He credits his longevity to abstaining from tea coffee tobacco and liquor and avoiding the Owl streetcar.
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Spokane
Wash
California
B. T. Richardson
South Fixke Avenue
Morgan Counnty
Illinois
Kit" Carson
Richardson
Nevada City
Sacramento
John C. Fremont
Kit’ Carson
Redding
Shashta
Klamath River
Kit
Coast Range
Willamette Valley
Portland
Fort Walla Walla
Coeur d Alenes
Nevada
Oregon
Salem
Waivburg
Spangle
Carson
Minimum Charge Advances Suspended by ICC
The Associated Press reports that advances in the minimum charge for freight transportation in single packages and small lots, proposed by the railroad industry, were suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission until October 20. The suspension affects about six hundred railroads and delays the July 1 effective date.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cruce May Call Out State Militia To Block Fight
Oklahoma Governor Cruce warns he will mobilize state troops to stop the Flynn Morris prize fight on July 4. He says prize fighting is outlawed in Oklahoma and will be enforced, with Creek county authorities authorized to depuzzle all residents to aid enforcement. Flynn trains in Kansas City and says the bout may still proceed in Oklahoma or elsewhere as promoter Ufer funds a $1500 forfeit to cover Flynn’s loss if the match is canceled.
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Oklahoma City
Cruce
Mm Flynn
Carl Morris
J. W. Berry
Creek County
Union
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Eeter
Morris-Flynn
Jim Flynn
Progressive Democratic Club
Flynn
Ufer
Africa
Protests Grow Over Tulsa Fight Permit on July Fourth
Oklahoma officials urge counties Osage Creek and Tulsa to enforce the law against the Flynn Morris prize fight set for Tulsa on July 4. Only Osage county attorney signals possible shutdown. Governor Cruce says actions to prevent law violation and will act after county assessor appointments.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Osage
Creek
Tulsa
Osage County
Pawnee
Washington
Cruce
No Campaign Against Magonistas in Lower California
El Paso June 19 report says there will be no anti Magonista campaign in Lower California as Magonistas and other socialists have laid down their arms. Madero telegrammed General Villagóen to halt preparations for moving troops there.
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Magonistas
el Paso
Tex
Lower
California
Madero
Villgoen
Court adjourns in Excelsior Lot case. decision pending
Late Saturday arguments in the Excelsior Lot Company versus EB D. Ficklin et al on an injunction to halt certain tax collection concluded. Attorneys requested more time to cite authorities and were granted. A decision will be rendered this week. The court this afternoon also heard Fern Frogge’s suit for divorce from husband Tully Frogge.
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Excelsior Lot Company
EB D. Ficklin Et al
Fern Frogge
Tully Frogge
Free Newspaper War 5 Started in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City on June 14 reports an organized move against free distribution newspapers led by business groups annoyed by posters and the parasite press. Merchants like G B Stone denounce free papers as harmful. Free papers retreat as merchants withdraw advertising, and states ban or limit them. The next legislature may classify such papers to stop public pestering.
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Oklahoma City
G. B. Stone
Oklahoma
United States
Taft Silver Wedding Celebrated at White House
President and Mrs Taft marked twenty five years of marriage in Washington with a White House celebration. A Cincinnati club delegation arrived for a morning reception, with a planned lawn event if weather permits. Expressmen delivered gifts from across the country including an antique bowl from Roosevelt and silver gifts from cabinet members.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
William H. Taft
Helen Heron
Cindynati
Miss Heron
White House
United States
Phillipines
Thirty two indictments returned at Muskogee
A federal grand jury at Muskogee returned thirty two indictments against Porum area citizens for taking part in a mob and attack on "pony" Starr inciting riot. No arrests yet. indictments kept secret until apprehension. Jury urged sending six specially designated men to Porum on duty until unrest subsides.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Oial
Boru
Allen
Citzens
Porum
Pony” Starr
Enerif
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Baptist
Los Angeles County Medical Society
State of California
H. W. Johnson
George Alexander
John B. Murphy
South Wilson
WAR 5
Mrs. Taft
Recep
THE
Kansas City Weekly Star
Weekly
STAR
F. M. Gwinnup
Son Halsell
Vinita, Oklahoma
Farmers State Bank Vinita
Okla
Cobb Hotel
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