Britain's Ambassador Praises U S Universities
The British ambassador James Bryce told University of Kansas students that Americans lead in higher education. He praised state and private institutions, urged better salaries and broader study beyond practical fields, and stressed the aim of thorough, independent thinking and love of truth.
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Associated Press
Lawrences
Kane
James Bryce
Great Britain
University of Kanaan
Bryce
Stave Inn
United States
Europe
Anwrion
Ian
John Swain Elected President of Class at Beating Rite Masons
In McAlester Oklahoma on April 20 the thirty-second degree was conferred on eighty six Masons at the semiannual Beating Rite Masons session held in honor of Edward J Pan nin. The class elected officers including John Swain Vinita president George A Spaulding Garvin vice president Charles B K Carpenter Oklahoma City secretary Harvey A Beasley Bartlesville orator Gun Warshauer Ball treasurer Arrangements will move the children from the Atoka home to the Makono home at Darlington.
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McAlester
Oklo
George A. Spaulding
Garvin
Charles BK. Carpenter
Oklahoma City
Harvey A. Beasley
Bartlebville
Gun Warshauer
Ball
Masons
Chhidren
Atoka
Maconto
Darlington
Greek Attorney and Hearst Discuss Haskell
Washington April 20 Creeks National Attorney M L Mott and Governor D H Johnson of the Chickasaw Nation with George Dick Rodgers returned home. Governor Johnson frustrated by Creager bill and Five Civilized Tribes affairs. Rumor they met with Haskell aides in Washington before trials set for Toledo on May 4.
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Washington, D. C
M. L. Mott
D. HH. Johnson
George Dick Rodgers
Muskogee
Jall
Jobnoh
Nacional
Skull Fracture in Sixteenth Round Ends McCarthy Fight Fatal
Tommy McCarthy lightweight boxer died from injuries sustained in a sixteenth round knockout with Owen Moran in San Francisco. Moran charged with manslaughter. five others booked as investigators probe the bout. Fight's outcome stirs planning for upcoming Jefferson Johnson title clash.
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Ay Associated Press
San Francsco
Cal
Tommy McCarthy
Pugiliat
Acoll
Owen Moran
England
Jeffrier Johnson
Fina
Attondants
Pugilinta
Record Heat Caps Sioux City as Thermometer Reaches 98
Sioux City, April 20. All April heat records for twenty one years were broken yesterday as government readings peaked at 98 at 6 o clock. The previous April high was 92 set in 1882, marking the hottest day since July 4, 1907.
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Sioux City
Towa
Vinita Hosts Next State Convention Choice
Vinita has been chosen to host the next state conference of State Charities and Corrections after a convincing showing by Vinita delegates. The meeting in Muskogee covered hospital care, corrections, and services for the blind and deaf, with Miss Kate Barnard as honorary president directing efforts to modernize facilities and secure funding for a new state hospital in Vinita.
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Kate Barnard
Socity
J. W. Duke
C. W. Dawson
Muskogee
Asylim
Fort Gibson
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Vinitiane
Fanny Alth
Rebecca Swain
BJ. Robdy
Morris ¥. Knight
John Wray
B. J. Hobdy
and. Williams
J. 0. Starr
Joseph A. Gill
Parke
Col
Lo Bell
Venns Wilson
A. B. Berger
Frank Wiliams
J. M. Qantret
D. T. Witt
Major B
Casey Vinita
Seraion of Muay
Melody
Vinita
Loeal Society of Charities and Corrections
Midat
Oklahoma
Miyt Kate Barnard
Vinitn Ik
Elton
Ouahonn
Shawnee
Viatta
Mini
Oklahoma Medical Convention Opens In Tulsa May 10 12
Readied for the 18th annual meeting of the Oklahoma State Medical Association in Tulsa from May 10 to 12. The program covers inaugural and plenary sessions, surgical sections, pediatrics, obstetrics, pathology, and internal medicine with prominent speakers and a House of Delegates agenda.
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Oklahoma State Medical Convention
Oklahoma State Medical Association
Tulsa
Grand Opera House
Rey
A. F. Smith
Loyala
Martin
Leroy Young
McAlester
Tulsa County Medical Society
G. H. Butler, Jr
J. F. Rolater
Oklahoma City
Walters
Bradford
Shawnee
House of Delegates
Knights of Columbus Hall
Chas
Herman E
Pears Kenane City
T, Harris
Kenova
M. B
Preston
Denver
Cole
Scott
Temple
Tex
W. J. Frick
Kanenn City
Harper
Afton
Addre
Esau
Charles W. Fisk
Kingfisher
Denoboe
Leonard
Wilbur
Atoka
Jacob Block
Kansas City
T.F. Renfrew
Billings
Hugene J. Wolf
Waukomis
J. A. Hatchett
el Reno
H. Thrallkitl
Chickasha
Hiilsworth Smith
Louis
Conover
Harry EB. Breese
Henryetta
James N. Jackson
Laula H. Behrens
Kerbs
R. K. Pemberton
Arthur 8. Risser
Blackwell
Hl Reno
W. A. Tolleson
Hufaula
Lea A. Kelley
Tulea
City
Hyechka
Tulsa County
Robinson Hotel
G. H. Thrallell
Meritie
J. B. Bryce
Snyder
Potterton Jailed After Murder Charge In Poison Case
Potterton and his foster mother Mrs Allen faced murder charges over alleged poison administration. Potterton surrendered to bondmen and is jailed. Mrs Allen remains free at home under guard and medical care after suffering an attack.
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Potterton
Associated Prews
Arimnaan City
Loula
Mre Mma
Allen
Uberty
Tornadoes Strike Hmyporia and Plymouth Villages
A tornado tore through the southwestern section of Hmyporia last night unroofing houses and blowing a large barn away. One person was carried off by the storm but no deaths or injuries were reported. Plymouth village, six miles southwest of Dorin, was reported entirely destroyed by the same tornado Sunday night.
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Emporia
Topeka
Kanes
Hmyporia
Plymouth
Im- Dorin
Murder Report in Muskogee District Names Local Victims
In Muskogee Oklahoma on April 29 Hon Jamin Cobb was killed near the town at night by an unknown assailant. Etha Hale, witness to the killing of her husband and Charley McKensie, both white, is being detained by the police for questioning.
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Benjamin Cobb
Muskogee
Oklo
Jamin Cobb
Here
Etha Hale
Charley McKensie
Trial Set For May 4 In Federal Court Here
The trial of the Haskell town for care involving Governor Haskell and five business partners is scheduled for May 4 in the federal court here.
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Tula
Okls
Haskell
Indian Land Case Appeared in Oklahoma Supreme Court
Guthrie Okla May 2 The case of L B Campbell against R Vance Mc Spadden and D H Wilson over the possession of the allotment of Ellis Williams a young Cherokee Indian was appealed to the supreme city today from Craig county All three claimants had deeds but the lower court found McSpadden's deed was the only one made after Williams came of age.
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Guthrie, Okla
L. B. Campbell
R. Vance McSpadden
D. H. Wilson
Ellis Williams
Supreme City
Craig County
McPpadden
Williams
Wealthy cattleman Roy Crutchfield found shot near Indla
The body of Roy Crutchfield, a wealthy cattleman, was discovered near Indla with a bullet wound through his head and another through his bark. he was likely shot during the night while returning home.
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Monkogee
Oklo
Roy Crutchfield
Indla
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Hassell
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C. C. Heidtman
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