Morris Beats Schreck to Earn Another Victory
Carl Morris, Oklahoma's White Hope, improves to winning form by stopping Mike Schreck of Cincinnati in the sixth round at Sapulpa Oklahoma. A hard right hook floored Schreck for the count as Morris dominated from round one. About 12 000 spectators attended despite rain with Morris favored 5 to 1. Schreck sprained ankle after the bout and blamed the arena conditions for the loss.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Mar
Carl Morvig
Oklahoma
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Schreck
Cincinatti
Edward Woochrane
Morris
Jack Johnson
Carl
Morrie
Mike
Morris-Schreck
Sapphire
Flynn Beats Mandino in Brutal Muskogee Showdown
Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman defeated Al Mandino of Chattanooga in four rounds at Muskogee Oklahoma. Mandino was floored six times and bleeding heavily. Flynn landed a final right to the jaw sending Mandino to the canvas as his seconds hurled in the sponge before nearly a thousand spectators at the Oklahoma Athletic Club.
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Morris
Schreck
Muskogee
Oklo
Mar
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
al Mandino
Chattahooga
Tenn
Mandino
Mand'no
Flynn
Mandine
Flynt
Missouri Pacific Grants Reduced Fares for Parties of Ten
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway filed notice with the Oklahoma Traffic association that future fares will be reduced for groups of ten or more. For ten to twenty four passengers the rate is two and a half cents per mile, for twenty five or more two cents. The move aligns Oklahoma theatres with other states and aids touring theatrical companies, baseball teams, and similar groups.
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Ohina City
Mar
Missouri, Raises and Texas Railway
Oklahoma Traffic Association
Oklahom
Oklahoma
Labor Leader Nominated For Mayor In Pittsburg Primary
Complete returns from yesterday's primary show Chris Roesener, a railroad mechanic labor leader, ran ahead of the field and was nominated for mayor.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kans
Chris Roesener
Registration books open in Vinita four wards
Registration books will be open in all four wards of Vinita until 9 o'clock Saturday to register all persons who were prevented from registering last July for unavoidable reasons.
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Vinita
New Orleans Honors Industrial Arts Leaders at Panama Opening
New Orleans welcomed the majority members of the House committee on industrial arts and expositions who backed the Panama Canal celebration. Rodenberg led the group with Langley Rhinock Murphy Woods Heflin Collier Covington. A reception awarded silver pieces, a banquet followed with crayfish bisque, bouillabaisse, lamb, shrimp, and cafe brulot as guards and dignitaries praised the guests. The party will travel to Washington Thursday night.
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New Orleans
House Committee On Industrial Arts and Expositions
Congress
Panama Canal
William A. Rodenberg
John W. Langley
Joseph L. Rhinock
Kentucky
Arthur P. Murphy
Missouri
Frank P. Woods
Iowa
J. Thomas , Heflin
Alabama
James William Collier
Mississippi
James H. Covington
Maryland
William A. Cullop
Indiana
Washington
New Grunewald Hotel
Mr. Rodenberg
Industrial Arts and Expositions Committee
Sanders
Louisiana
Behrman
Dremmlrey
Rodeberg
Grunewald
Taft
Secret Service
Rodenberg
Noel
Capitol Building in New York Partial Wrecked by Fire
Fire swept through New York state capitol causing partial destruction. The blaze started about 3 a.m. in the assembly library and burned for five hours, damaging the granite building erected in 1869. Estimated damage tops ten million dollars with half a million volumes lost, including documents dating to 1776. Governor Dix coordinated with firemen as senatorial deadlock loomed over the incident.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Lex
New York State
James
Assembly
Dix
Great Newspaper And Pedigreed Seed Corn Offer
The Kansas City Weekly Journal offers farmers a year of both the Kansas City Weekly Journal and The Missouri and Kansas Farmer for fifty cents plus one pound of pedigreed white seed corn. The Clay County White corn is 95 days, yielded about 90 bushels per acre, plain white ears, valued for quality and productivity.
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Kansas City Weekly Journal
Missouri and
Kansas Farmer
Kansas
Clay County
Greeks Return Without Requisition Marital Murder Confession
Achilles Jentarakos in a Kansas City jail confessed to murdering George Barbaresos in Chicago after Barbaresos insulted his wife Angellique. Jentarakos and Angellique will be returned to Chicago without requisition.
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Kansas City
Greece
Achilles Jentarakos
George Barbaresos
Chicago
Achilles
Barbarsos
Angellique
Five of the Supreme Court Commissioners Chosen in Guthrie
Guthrie Okla Mar 29 five of the six members of the state supreme court commission created by the recent legislature were selected from five districts. Appointments go to Phillip Brewer McAlester Rosser Poteau J B A Seonlaal Chandler Sharp Purcell and John B Harrison Sayre with a sixth to be named at large. Terms run two years with 8600 annual pay. The commission aims to ease the congested docket while the capital move case in the United States Supreme Court is resolved.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Fred Branson
Muskogee
Democratic State Committee
Elmer Fulton
Supreme Bench
Justice Hayes
J. F. Sharp
Purcell
Robertson
Chandler
Jana
Harrison
Sayrelong
Oklahoma
Rosser
Poteau
Justice Williams
Sharp
Brower
McAlester
Superior Court
Arkan
Notice to warrant holders on hand funds city warrants
Notice to warrant holders that funds are on hand to pay city warrants advertised September 24 1910 with interest ceasing October 24 1910 Contingent and Supply Fund warrants listed Fire and Water Fund warrants 280 282 275 317 218 312 356 Street and Bridge Fund warrants 141 147 146 145 144 143 142 140 254 385 338 370 Salary Fund warrants 151 154 285 J M Mahoney City Treasurer.
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J. M. Mahoney
Seed corn offer bundled with two papers and free grain
Farmers can secure pedigreed white seed corn weighing over a pound per cob, with cobs filled to tip and many ears surpassing 1,400 grains. The Kansas City Weekly Journal offers a one year subscription plus The Missouri and Kansas Farmer for 50 cents, plus a pound of seed corn postage prepaid. Address Seed Corn Dept Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City Weekly Journal
Missouri and
Kansas Farmer
Kansas City
Truskett case winds through tense closing arguments
In Independence Kansas on March 29 jurors in the A A Truskett murder trial heard heated closing arguments from both sides. Attorneys clashed over insanity and self defense as the court prepared to instruct the jurors after a day filled with sharp rhetoric and dramatic remarks.
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Independence
Kans
A. A. Truskett
J. D
Neely
Montmorey
Iss
Charles Bucher
Hal B. Clark
Bucher
Joseph Dren
Charles Welch
Truskett
Tool P. Ss
Coffey
H. Stafford
Texas
S. H. Piper
Tkett
Buetl
Stafford Saya T. V. Stafford
J. R. Charlton
Bartlesville
Hal R. Clark
T Ling
Sford
Flannelly
Tye
Four Italians Arrested in Raimo Slaying Case
Kansas City police report four Italians arrested in connection with the assassination of Joseph Raimo an Italian freeman. The four are named as members of the Black Hand and are also tied to the murder of Mrs Pauline Pisano.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Tives
Joseph Raimo
Black Hand
Pauline Pisano
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