CANDIDATES FILE FOR CITY OFFICES
List of candidates filed for city offices in Vinita and Craig county towns for the March 21 primary and April election. Names cover mayor, police judge, treasurer, attorney, marshal, school board, street commissioner, city council wards, and trustees. Various parties noted. no candidates for assessor.
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Oklahoma
Vinita
Craig County
A, J. Green
Eugene Hall
W. Houk
Andrews
J. W. Byrd
I. M. Wier
Theo. W. Perry
Republian
W. G. Reamer
J. M. Mahoney
Paul ¥. Mackey
H. J. Swarts
Willard H. Voyles
W. M. Simms
Henry C. Chatterton
H. R. Clark
Charles H. Goodpaster
G. B. Williams
Lee Webb
Taft Arrives in Augusta for Restful Getaway
President Taft reached Augusta Georgia today for a brief rest before resuming work in Washington. He plans daily golf each morning and motor trips in the afternoons with Mrs. Taft joining him tomorrow. A private telephone line was installed from his room to the White House.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Taft
Washington
Mia
Misk Helen
Senate Cuts Appropriation for Vinita to 250000
Oklahoma City Oklahoma March 11 The Senate passed two house bills granting 50000 each for new buildings at Lawton and Tishomingo agricultural schools and set 250000 for three new buildings at the Vinita Insane asylum, splitting the total from the house. One bill on will publication and another on convict road labor were killed for insufficient need.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Senate
House
Lawton
Tishomingo
Vinita
Barrett
Haskell Groe 1a Near Conclusion
Federal court proceedings in Columbus Savings & Trust case continue this afternoon with Has kell attorneys prevailing on key demurrer issues. Judge Campbell may hear requests for jury instructions as parties push toward verdict. Franklin County records were admitted after certification, despite prior exclusion.
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Franklin County
Ohio
Columbus Savings & Trust Company
Vas
Hansell
Demurrer
St. Louis
National Contracting Company
Campbell
Haskell
Hogland
Commission Orders County Supplies Purchasing System
The board of county commissioners orders the county clerk to act as purchasing agent for all county supplies. Officers must requisition through the clerk, who will purchase, record prices, and authorize payment. The action informs officers and suppliers that claims not ordered and checked by the clerk will not be recognized.
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Board of County Commissioners
Oklahoma Lad Again Wins in Oxford Varsity Meet
Oxford defeats London Athlete Club by five to three in the annual sports meet. R. L. Lange of Oklahoma wins the 100 yard dash in ten and one fifth seconds. George E. Putnam of Kansas takes the hammer with a throw of 152 feet nine inches.
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Associated Press
Oxford
England
Mar
London Athlete Club
R. L. Lange
Oklahoma
George E. Putnam
Kansas
Who's Who in the next U S House race shaping up
A Washington dispatch notes Speaker elect Champ Clark nearly chosen and his private secretary Wallace D Bassford of Missouri slated to succeed L White Bushbey. It outlines candidates for key posts including Clerk of the House South Trimble, Sergeant at arms and other offices with various declarations of support and expected appointments.
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House
Bassford
Missouri Newpaper
Clark
Washington
D. C
Jhouse
Champ Clark
Wallace D.bassford
Missouri
Joseph C. Sinnot
Charles R. Crisp
Americus
Asher C. Hinds
Maine
Journal
William ©. Hughes
Montgomery City
Clyde B
Price
Alabama
Tennessee
Robert Gordon
Ohio
Robert Brenner
New Jersey
Dunlop
Augusta
South Carolina
Georgia
Salvation of South in Conservation of Her Soil
Victor H. Olmsted, chief of the U S department of agriculture statistics bureau, told the Southern Commercial Congress in Atlanta that preserving southern soils through intelligent farming and better roads will boost exports, rail facilities, and wealth. He cited cotton exports of 443 million dollars in seven months, argued the south can grow crops previously imported, and praised farm demonstration programs, livestock, fruit and nut industries, and the truck sector as keys to continued prosperity.
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Atlanta
Victor H. Olmsted
Bureau of Statistics
States Department of Agriculture
Southern Commercial Congress
Sai
Mr. Olmsted
South
Jis
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Department of Agriculture
Southland
America
North
South Atlantic
Gulf
Eure
Bailey Summoned as Witness in Lorimer Case
States Attorney Burke obtained a subpoena to compel Senator Bailey of Texas to testify against State Senator Broderick in the United States Senate investigation. Holstlaw had charged payment of 2500 dollars for a vote for Lorimer, producing a Chicago deposit slip the defense called forged.
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Associated Press
Chicago
States
Burke Today
Bailey
Texas
Broderick
Holstlaw
Lorimer
United States Senate
Continuance Granted in Too Late Baby Case
J Starr reports a letter from Washington stating the Gritts Injunction case against the Cherokee children on the newborn roll under the Curtis Act of April 26, 1906 has been continued to March 22, 1911. Observers expect another injunction suit to be filed, aiming for further delay.
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J. (. Starr
Washington, D. C
Washington
Adler's Appeal for Childhood Protects Emancipation Effort
Dr. Felix Adler of New York addressed Birmingham on March 13, urging support for the National Child Labor Committee. He urged stronger laws and enforcement to end child labor and stressed preserving the child’s physical and mental capital to ensure future efficiency.
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Birmingham
Alo
South
Felix Adler
New York
National Child Labor Committee
Adler
Dr. Adler
Ogden Hotel Robbed Under Nose of Police
Two masked bandits robbed the Reed hotel in Ogden Utah early this morning half a block from police headquarters. The night clerk and five guests were lined up while one robber covered them and the other forced the clerk to open the safe and pour seven hundred dollars into a bag before the duo escaped.
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Iby Associated Press
Ogden
Utah
Mar
Reed Hotel
Citizens to Guard Cars to Run Streetcars
After a week long tie up traffic on Oklahoma City street railway is to resume late this afternoon. A thousand armed citizen deputies will guard the first cars, though labor says it will not interfere.
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Oklahoma City
Carter Arrives to Command Texas Troop Mobilization
Major General W. H. Carter arrives in San Antonio with staff and assumes command at camp. The 11th Cavalry lands and tents are pitched at the railroad yards under Colonel D. B. McCarthy. Washington notes Texas mobilization push, with about ten thousand in Carter’s division and more detached units in the department.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
W. H. Carter
Eleventh Cavalry
D. B. McCarthy
Department of Missouri
Washington, D. C
Department of Texas
Texas
Carter
Coast Artillery
State University News Highlights Geology Jobs and Trips
Prof Paxton talks on Greek Mythology and Greek Art to the Twentieth Century club in Oklahoma City. Twenty six students seek summer work on the Oklahoma geological survey. Geologist Everett DeGolyer returns to study here. John Harris passes Philippine civil service exam. Prof Meier announces third European tour for teachers and students. Freshman geologists to study the Arbuckles in April for stratigraphy.
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Paxton
Twentieth Century Club
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Geological Survey
State
Gould
Everett L. DeGolyer
Tampico
Mexico
DeGolyer
John F. Harris
Philippine Islands
Harris
Philippines
Henry Meier
Meier
Montreal
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
France
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Holland
Belgium
Artuckle Mountains
Arbuckles
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de M. Mahoney
J. C. Blarr
A. A. Brown
Weny Wer
W. S. Maupin
Masters
Barnet
Ted
J. H L. Staples
Robert Curry
James A Maloney
Bryant Cash
Centralia
A. W. McMain
A. L. Tate
J. A. Deshazo
L. J. Mowrey
N. J Carnes
J. C. Goodbar
President Taft
Winita
Haskell Groe
Oklahoma Lad
Spencer
Ogden Hotel
Gung
State University News
Roscoe Walker
Univer
Columbia University
New York City Hospital
Anna Brown
New York City
Feld
Central State Normal School
Edmond
University Gymnasium
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