Indian Killed in a Drunken Row Near Rose
Joe Starr killed James Scott near Rose after a three to four day trip home from Pryor Creek. They drank whiskey, fought, then later Scott returned with two pistols seeking vengeance. Starr shot Scott as he entered the door, killing him hours later. Scott leaves a widow and several children.
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Joe Starr
James Scott
Rose
Pryor Creek
Starr
Indaw
Scott
Parris
Special Tax 10 Insure Against Disease
Dr. Lee K. Frankel urged a payroll tax to fund tuberculosis insurance at the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis meeting in Washington. He proposed local departments collect the tax from employers, graded by payroll and tuberculosis risk, to cover working men.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lee K. Frankel
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Frankel
Tuberculosis Not the Result of Impure Food
Washington reports that only two and a half percent of tuberculosis in New York City comes from infected milk. Dr. William M. Park asserts pulmonary tuberculosis in adults is contracted from humans, not from cattle milk, aligning with Koch’s view that cattle do not transmit the disease. The study emphasizes fighting transmission through human conditions like overcrowding and poor housing.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York City
William M. Mark
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Ite
Park
Robert Koch
Berlin
Kansas City Couple Deliberate Travel Plans for Jameson Trip
Kansas City May 5 Lieutenant Regnald A. Owen and his bride formerly Mrs Ruthryan Leavitt stayed in Kansas City today. They planned to decide tomorrow whether to journey south via Memphis and New Orleans or by way of the City of Mexico.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Regnald A. Owen
Bride
Mra
Ruthryan Leavitt
Memphis
New Orleans
City of
Mexico
Jury Hears Story of Stolen Grand Jury Notes
In Kansas City on May 3 Associated Press reports a clash between Prosecutor Conkling and Attorney Walsh over missing grand jury notes in the Hyde trial. The exchange led to warnings and questions about who retained the notes and why they were withheld from the court.
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Associated Bross
Kansas City
Conkling
Walsh
Hyde
Conklin
Waleh
Latshaw
Oklahoma state board censured for tubercu losis policy stance
Washington May 3 Dr Adelphus Knopf of New York condemned state and Nebraska actions on tuberculosis care as paternalistic and discriminatory. He cited Nebraska law forcing indigent consumptives into vaccine therapy and a regulatory Oklahoma board rule banning licensure for those with or exposed to consumption. He urged reforms aligning with humane care and open access to physicians.
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Associated Press
Washington
Adelphus Knopf
New York
National Association For the Study
Nebraska
State Board of Medical Examiners
Oklahoma
Knopf
Oklo State Board of Medical Examiners
Alwo
Nebraska Legislaturn
Gompers Urges Farmers Union To Unite Labor Forces
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, addressed the joint convention of the Farmers Union in Gompers to Farmers Union, Missouri, May 2. He urged organized industrial workers and organized farmers to unite for better industrial conditions and said he did not seek a new political party. He stated that equality and justice would come when workers and farmers stand shoulder to shoulder in struggle.
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A. Lovie
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Farmers’ Union
Peary In London Amid Warm Reception
London crowds welcome Commander Peary outside the Royal Society home as the American explorer arrives. Great enthusiasm fills the street, with locals celebrating his visit and awaiting further news of his expedition.
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Associated Pris
London
Iandon
Commander Panry
Great Crowar
Royal Society
Explorer
Umpire Fatally Shoots Baseball Player in Texas Negro Row
In a Saturday game near Tallahassa, Tigers vs Red Bird Sluggers, umpire Rucker shot and killed Arthur Houston after a dispute over a ruling. Houston died from the gunfire as the crowd, described as entirely black neighborhoods, fled. Rucker escaped.
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Tallahassa
Muskoges
Oklo
Tallahass
Mission
Sfteen
Here
Tallahassa Tigers
Red Bird
Arthur Houston
Tigers
Houston
Tallahasen
Rucker
Frost Claims Fruit and Crops Across Rose Oklahoma
Frost on the 25th killed fruit and garden produce across Rose and surrounding areas. Several locals including Miss Maud Stout visited, Rev Tom Lane lectured and organized Sunday schools, and community activities such as a Sunday school at Buline courthouse May 1 and a democratic club reorganization at Arcadia occurred. Henry Frye, jailed for a previous Christmas killing, died April 24 after returning home sick with consumption.
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Buline Court House
Here
Locust Grove
Minsed Davie
Maude Dodson
Saline
Wash Weaver
Arcadia
McDaniels
Kime
Stil
Lewis
Wright
Joe Barr
James Scott
Preor Creek
Fuld
Rile Scott
Marina Scott
Nowata
Jim
Buriet
Tow
Matcum
Sunny
Marcon
Big Cabin Items From Parsons Visitors and Church Events
Jim Hudson from Parsons and Kane visited Big Cabin recently. Attendees at the weekend unveiling included Will Bell of Kansas Mr and Mrs Kraft of Afton and Mrs Buoh and Chouteau relatives. Marie Coble visiting Vinita. Mrs Chatterton sick. Preaching at the Methodist church Sunday night. Charley Wheeler and Creed Trowt in Pareons earlier. Miss Cora Brown visiting Miss Nellie Van Cleave. Irving Chatterton visited Vinita.
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Jim Hudson
Parsons
Kane
Will Bell
Kansas
Cora Brown
Nellie van Cleave
Irving Chatterton
Vinita
Roosevelt in Norway Discusses International Peace
President Roosevelt spoke in Christiana before the Nobel Prize committee about international peace. The event featured royalty and prominent figures from politics, education, business, and society, marking a notable moment in his European tour.
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Roosevelt
Norway
Ly Associated Press
Christiana
Rookevelt
New Move in Haskell Case in Oklahoma Trial
In Muskogee group case the federal court adjourned to allow Governor Haskell to prepare continuance argument. Motion cites denial of access to Interior Department papers and Dawes Commission records. U S marshal set to respond by tomorrow morning. Hutchings seeks delay due to age. court room full as trial opens with Haskell appearing with his lawyers.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Haskell
Muskogee
Marshall
Tulea
United States Court
Interior Department
Washington
Dawes Commission
Union Indian Agency
E. B. Lennan
W. J. Hutchings
Hutchings
Haukell
Bl, Kistler
Norman Haskell
Alo
Advertising Drives Tuberculosis Education Says Brooklyn Expert
James Jenkins Jr of Brooklyn told the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis that anti tuberculosis work should be educational not remedial. He urged exhibits, pictures, newspaper articles, and church collections to fund broader relief through regular organizations. He warned local committees to transfer relief duties to established bodies to meet public needs.
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Associated Press
Washington
James Jenkins, Jr
Brooklyn
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Jenking
Jenkins
II Conehision
Comitttes
Woman Reveals Former Identity of Kansas-Bender Heir
A woman living in Rio Vista California under the names Mrs Gavin and Mrs Peters for about thirty years died recently. She was identified by Jack Londay as the late Mr Bender of the Bender family of Kansas. He says she ran a business and had lived alone. Peters allegedly told him her true identity years earlier.
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Associated Prosa
Rio Viata
Cal
May
Gavin
Peters
Mr. Bender
Bender
Kansas
Derere
Jack Londay
T Colling
Incubator Baby Case Up for Trial in Topeka
Holton Kansas May 5 After a long morning of courtroom debate Judge Oscar Rains ordered trial readiness for F H Tillotson accused of aiding in the kidnapping of Marion Bleakley the incubator baby from Topeka The case names Stella Barclay Frank Gentry David Gregg and Robert Randolph as alleged conspirators The kidnapping carries up to five years in prison with possible assault counts adding further penalties.
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Marion Bleakley
Topeka
Stella Barclay
Frank Gentry
Frank H. Tillotson
David Gregg
Robert Randolph
Kansas City
Tillotson
Kl Ia
Venus voyage sparks Nicaragua intervention fears in Washington
Washington May 6. Estrada faction contends the steamer Venus cleared from New Orleans with war materiel for the Madrid army in Nicaragua and waited for sealed orders to port at Port Belize to disguise its merchant ship role. They plan to urge U S action to seize the vessel if it departs for combat, armed with guns hidden in its hold.
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Washington
Venus
New Orleans
Madrid
Nicaragua
Port Belize
British Honduras
Estrada
United States
Senor Castrillo
Extrada
Port Beuxe
Madris
Tholborn Must Pay $800 For Slandering Musician
Joplin Missouri May 6 Patti De Van Rote a Webb City music teacher was awarded 40 damages from Walter Tholborn Webb City postmaster for alleged slanderous remarks about her character made to mutual acquaintances The case was bitterly contested Tholborn offered no substantiation of the remarks nor denial and argued personal privilege He claimed George Post a discharged post office employee instigated the act and motive was re.
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Joplin
Patti de van Rote
Webb City
Walter Tholborn
Tholborn
Thorborn
Bis
Idorge
Aged Missouri Freighter Dead
St Stoph Missouri May 4 Cyrus Sex ton, prominent in early northwest Millemur as a freighter, died at his bowl here early today aged seventy six. Unofficial U and population estimates show United States growth since 1900 and city population figures for New York Chicago and Philadelphia.
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United States
Greater
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Missouri
Associated Press
St. Stoph
Cyrus Sexton
Northwest Millemur
First Meeting Of New City Council Organises Local Government
The new city council held its first business meeting last night with the old council installing the new officers. J. Starr, Democrat, of the third ward was elected president. commissioners of water works chosen as Alderman Starr, Martin, and Leforce. Mayoral committees named for special improvements, finance, ordinance, police, fire, cemetery, sanitary, public buildings, light, and streets with members Starr Leforce Lewis Sheehan Underwood Wimer Roberts Martin and others.
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Wednesdy
J. ©. Starr
Third Ward
Tte
Starr
Martin
Leforce
Lewis
Roberts
Wimer
Underwood
Sheehan
Inheritance Tax to Be Largest Yet in State History
Tulsa May 3 Judge N J Gubser set inheritance tax for J G McGannon estate at 3195, with state auditor Trapp to decide final figure. The large stake stems from a $2,000,000 estate of the Central National Bank president who died eighteen months ago.
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Tulsa
Okla
J. G. McGannon
N. J. Gubser
State
McGannon
Central National Bank of
City
Preventative Tuberculosis Measures Urged by Dr Stoll
Washington May 4 Dr Henry Farnum Stoll of Hartford calls for outdoor schools for delicate and anaemic children and universal tuberculin testing in kindergarten and first grades to detect unseen infections. He cites 20 to 40 percent of school children infected, mostly from homes, and notes ventilation and vitality influence disease risk.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry Farnuner
Hartford
Conn
National Association
Kiton
Tor
Broll
Napetn Ivey id te Mtoe othe tdna
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice or brief with unclear names and date references. It mentions a person possibly named Napetn Ivey and a context implying age or duration, but the text is garbled with many misspellings and missing details. No clear event, location, or organization is discernible.
Ministers Gend Protest in San Diego May 3
The Interial Association of this city sent a telegram to Governor Gi protesting against the Jeffrice won Might. Local ministers gather in San Diego to express discontent, signaling dissent within the community and urging official action.
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Associated Prem
San Diego
Cal
Interial Association of
This City
Font & Telegram
Do Away With Middlemen Plan From Farmers Union
Associated Press reports that a farmers convention discussed forming a cooperative organization to eliminate middlemen. The proposal aims to streamline marketing of farm products and reduce speculative pricing through direct farmer coordination.
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Preas
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Oklahoma State Board
Peary
Society
Soldiers OF Fortune
Central America
NEW City Council
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Ing
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