Preparation for Blé Celebration Parade and Events
A public celebration in two sections featuring a morning parade led by Crawford's military band and the Bluejacket band, merchant floats, a car and auto contest with prizes, and a midday band concert. Fire department demonstrations, jugglers, contests, athletic events, and a grand fireworks finale capped by a cowboy reunion and Indian dances. Civic leaders deliver welcome remarks and speakers address the crowd before events wrap with a moniker firework display and a closing invitation to next year.
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Grand Trades
Sorel
Crawford
Weat Tlnde Avenue
Minesco Ao
Vinita’s Crack Fire Department
Electric Park
Crawford's
Bluejacket Band
Seymour Riddle
W. M. Mercer
Aurora
Monroe
Ttn
Cowboy
Bey
State Loans Made During Last Week in Oklahoma
Quthrie Oklahoma June 22 The following loans were made during the week ending June 1th by the commissioner of the school land department. John L Woodworth Curtis Woodward county 800.00 Mary B Glasgow Elk City Bookham county 2000.00 John L Harden Cordell Washita county 4000.00 L T Ferguson Falts Beaver county 900.00 Magele Couch Chora Delaware county 1000.00 Joseph Norton Cordell Washita county 1500.00 Lather M Canada Ripley Payne county 210.00 Alexander Standley Glencoe Mayne county 5000.00 Theo H Frakes Bogey Griminigwe bounty 62000.00 Annie Binns Non Coal county 1600.00 Team E Watking Kinin Haskell county 1500.00 Total 11460.00
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Quthrie
Oklo
Ing
Wehool
Team E Watking
Kinin
Haskell
Tota
Crop conditions are better in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma June 24 Chas Dougherty state labor Lachaneiber and G B Warren state factory inspector returned from the national convention of labor commissioners and factory inspectors held at Rochester New York reporting better crop conditions in Oklahoma than elsewhere. North remains backward with sparse moisture. a shaking incident in Rochester described.
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Guthrie
Okla
Rochester
School of Mines President Here in Wilburton
Dr. George FE Ladd, president of the state School of Mines at Wilburton, praises prospects for a larger, better funded mining college. Former head of Missouri School of Mines at Rolla, he aims to expand in Wilburton with miner support and new funds. He met in Kansas City with the state board and plans to recruit Vinita youths for mining courses.
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George FE. Ladd
State School of Mines
Wilburton
Ladd
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Missouri School
Kansas City
State Board of Public Affairs
Vinita
Justice Doyle Invalidates State Statute in Salter Case
Guthrie June 2 Justice Doyle of the criminal court of appeals holds the territorial statute allowing prosecutions for misdemeanors on information and belief unconstitutional and requiring verified informations by the county attorney or a competent person. Hearings were denied to C Cavett of Pottawatomie sentenced to four years for killing his brother in law at McLoud and to Lee Stewart convicted of assault with intent to kill in Kingfinder county. Regularities in grand jury drawing were grounds for hearings in each case.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Jontice Doyle
Criminal Court of
C. Cavett
Pottawatomie
McLoud
Lee Stewart
Kingfinder County
General Canton orders Wilitia to assemble
General Order No issued by Adjutant General F M Canton calls Oklahoma national guard to assemble at Chandler on July 20 for the annual state encampment. It marks the first encampment on their own grounds amid leased school land three quarters of a section nearby and a federal rifle range recently purchased for practice.
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Guthrie
Okla
F. M. Canton
Oklahoma National Guard
Chandler
National Guards of
Oklahoma
Liot
National Guards
National Rifle Range
Bleh Hill Bone
Wycliffe Cases End With Hungry's Discharge
Grove Oklahoma June 24 Judge Prowford of Tahlequah holding district court sentenced Win R Burke and John Markee for here stealing to five years in the state penitentiary at McAlester. Hungry was acquitted in the deputy marshal murder case and the Wycliffe matter ends with that outcome.
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the Giletrap
Wycliff
Neo
Perpetual injunction against JH D Lambert
Federal Judge Ralph B Campbell issued a perpetual injunction against JH D Lambert preventing prosecution of a state court claim involving Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Hallway Company in a dispute exceeding two thousand dollars after transfer to federal courts. The case centers on a transportation company and a cross jurisdictional dispute.
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Associated Pron McAlerter
Oha
Ralph B Campbell
HD. Lambery
Tenin
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Pe
Cattle and hog markets steady to higher in quarantine region
Kansas City stocks yards report mixed cattle trade with strong demand for handy weights. Cattle today 8000 head, natives steady to active, steers to 5.50, cows 2.75 to 3.65, calves up to 7.00. Hog market rising, heavy hogs 7.70 to 7.90, lights 7.35 to 7.75, total run about 100 head. Sheep and lambs weak, lambs 6.75 to 8.00, mutton 4.50 to 5.50, receipts 210 car loads in quarantine division. Prices near last week, demand liberal moving forward.
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Kansas City
Final payment on segregated lands announced for Oklahoma
Indian agent Tina Kelney announced that final payment for improvements on about 500000 acres of segregated lands owned by Todiane will be made this month. Payments will be at Atoks Ma Menter and Poteau on June 23 24 and promptly.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Tina FL Kelney
Todiane
Atoks
Ma Menter
Poteau
Dempeetltely
Oklahoma Official Announces School Board Meeting Dates
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jane Cameron left yesterday to address county institutes in Modlenter Pittsburg County June 23 Wowola Setmole County June 24. He announces a meeting of the Board of Normal School Regents will be held June 28 to wind up the old year's business and July 1 to begin the new year's business.
Honeymoon couple’s trunk adorned with gift shoes
A trunk decked with white ribbons and pink baby shoes was found at Hotel Kup. The bride Emin Gatewood, about 20, from White Oklahoma, married to Samuela Samuels of Pryor Creek Oklahoma on Sunday. They plan to return to Oklahoma after visiting J Ray Sandels, a local real estate man.
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Kansas City Journal
Kupper
Samuela
Pryor Creek
Okla
White
Emin Gatewood
John Taylor Dry Goods Company
Busiess
Pryor
Mr. Samuels
Callawa County
State University At
Columbia
J. Ray Sanels
Oklahoma
One Sergeant Wounded and Another Killed in Davao Clash
A constabulary company engaged Davao mutineers in a fight. Sergeant Howson of American forces was wounded and Sergeant Acadina, leader of the mutineers, was killed. The report is from Manila dated June 22.
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Associated Press
Manila
Constabulary
Davao
Howson
Acadina
Equalization Board Fails to Act on Valuations
Guthrie June 22 The state board of equalization met to standardize county valuations but adjourned without action as only about 35 counties filed returns. It is believed the board will not finalize the matter until next week. Lost June 2 a small black bill book containing 146 dollars in bills plus ownership cards and seven seventy dollar bills. Reward offered for its return to M Gabbert.
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Equalization Board
Guthrie
Oklo
State Board of Equalization
Yentorvuy
Local notes and illnesses across June from Tahlequah region
June items report fevers and illnesses for Guy Shook, Mrs. James Parris, Laura Roper, Evert Hendricks, and others, plus farm activity. Tahlequah visitors Ellie Duncan and Balentine noted. cattle gathering by Tom Grider. court in Grove. school site foundations at Saline. Standing Water’s fourth Sunday meeting. local deaths include Mrs. Lee Kirk. A near drowning and rescue with a dog legend. Rose Prairie beat Marcum in baseball. Chapel no show. baptisms and church notes accompany transport mishap near Grand River.
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Cathien
Lewis Portain
Heck
Pryor Creek
Johnson
Law Kirk
Tom Garrett
Fad Thompson
Toh
Mire
Taylor Tilden
Sagety Sanders Burying Ground
Tom Girdere
Sewifie
Bief
Rose Prairie
Chapel
Lee Kirk
Cummins
Swimmer
Baptist
Ume
Dave
D. W. Ragedile
Adair
Crow Grand River
Mayes Ferry
Mr. Ragsdale Ia
Commission Adopts Two New Text Books
Guthrie Oklahoma June 3 At 4 oclock the state text book commission adopted Wilkinson's Hand Book on Agriculture and Domestic Science for high school use and approved Scott's Practical English for high schools. Both authors are Oklahoma men Wilkinson is a state superintendent and Scott a faculty member at Epworth University.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Wilkinson
Scott
Oklahoma
Epworth University
Unguarded Note on New Land Title Suit Lead
Muskogee Oklahoma report states W J Grete district attorney will take charge of the thirty theumend land tithe suit filed in the federal court of the district. A persistent rumor suggests the interior department is dissatisfied with the conduct of the case at present.
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Muskogee
Okla
Jame
W. J. Grete
Ansterm Distriet
Department of the Interior
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Justice Doyle
Wilitia
Wycliffe
Hungry
JH. D. Lambert
Kansas City Stock Market
Mask
Hobart
Sweatman
Corsicana
Diggers & Co
Mountain View
Ryan Oa
Ryan
Bilby
Broken Arrow
Silberstine & Co
Rush Springs
Carroll & K
Poster
Johnn
Procansett
Manton
Ryanne
Taylor
Fairfax
Powell
Minoo
Talliferro
Maditt
Frank Foster
Owehoma
S2c
SRT
Broke
Wynone
Martin
Red Rock
Leahy
Prodtoo & Co
Purcell
Clark
Warner
Burnett
Addington
McDonald
Perry & Co
Ang Love
Han
Mill Creek
AMS
Stano Hybarner
Wilson
Apache
Cameron Vieiting Institutes
Craig County
Senator Gore
Congressman Creager
Rose, Okla
Rose Prairie Boys
Marcum
Rose
Commission
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