Industrial Congress Begins At Washington
The International Union for the Protection of Industrial Property opens its fourth conference in Washington with nations from six continents, anticipated to last six weeks. Delegates may draft treaties, with Britain France Germany Netherlands Sweden and Switzerland proposing measures.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
International Union For the Protection of Industrial Property
Great Britain
France
Germany
Netherlands
Sweden
Switzerland
Lkely
International Bureau
Berne
Secretary of the Interior
Fishes
Union
Paris
Rome
Madrid
Brussels
United States
Belgium
Denmark
Japan
Siam
Salvador
Uruguay
Columbia
Ecuador
Honduras
Libera
Peru
International Union
Patents
Bonars
Bruce Moore
Charles H. Duell
New York
Frederick P. Fish
Boston
Melville Church
Robert H. Parkinson
Chicago
State Singing Convention Held Sunday at Adair
Adair Oklahoma May 15 Special The State Singing Convention of Oklahoma closed its second annual session after a three day meeting attended by delegates from across the state and nearby states It was hailed as one of the grandest conventions in the town with many noted singers under one roof The session ended with thanks to hosts and officers elected for the next year including President W W Slater and vice presidents W M lseat and B
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Adair
Okla
Oklahoma
Liver
Jon
Zion
Ind
J. H. McElreth
Haskell
W. W. Slater
Sylst
W. M. Lseat
Club slate lists nine vice presidents and a chaplain
Vincent of Claremore as third vice president and Albert Haymes of Foyil as fourth, J. T. Lafferty of Foyil as fifth, C. M. Warner of Alluwee as sixth, L. N. Beeman of Salina as seventh, Chester Robinson of Mark as eighth, Alvin Thomas and Frank Bell with Mrs J. H. McCelhaney of Chelsea as chaplain, all re-elected.
District Court Opens Regular Session Under Judge Davis
The first regular session of the twenty third district court began this morning with Judge Davis presiding. The opening day will hear motions and set the docket while jurors are not summoned until Thursday. Judge Davis is expected to make a thorough record for the court.
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Twenty-Third District Court
State Loses In Fight To Keep Gas At Home
Washington May 15 Supreme Court approved injunctions blocking Oklahoma officials from halting Kansas Natural Gas Co pipelines into Oklahoma allowing gas to move in pipelines out of the state. Topeka reports Patrick Sherman plainsman and Indian fighter died in Topeka at age believed to be among Civil War era figures.
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Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Topeka
Kans
Patrick
Sherman
Sheridan
Sully
Custer
Miles
The
Plains
Pioneer Printer to Retire
Guthrie Oklahoma May 15 Grant Harris editor of the Lahoma Supp and the first man to stick type in Oklahoma announces the sale of his paper to former Representative A A Stull and brother D D Stull and it will remain republican in politics Harris was a compositor on a paper established at Rock Park Oklahoma in 1884 by one of the colonies led into Oklahoma by Captain David L Payne the original Oklahoma boomer whose agitation of the subject finally caused Oklahoma to be opened to settlement in 1888.
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Guthrie
Okla
Grant Harris
Lahoma Sup
Oklahoma
Hhis
A. A. Stull
D. D. Stull
Harris
Rock Park
David L. Payne
Supreme Court Approves Contempt Sentence for NY Firm
Washington May 15 The Supreme Court approved the contempt sentence against C. C. Wilson, president of United Wireless, for refusing to permit an examination of the firm’s books. The ruling supports government efforts, preventing corporate officers from withholding books from grand juries.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court Today
New York
C. C. Wilson
United Wireless Company
Silica sand prospects for Oklahoma glass making
The Oklahoma geological survey reports inexhaustible glass sand deposits across the state. Near Mill Creek a layer over 80 acres and 100 feet thick is suitable. Crusher area yields sand over 99.95% silica. near Bromide a high cliff ledge extends 400 feet. Samples cited from Marietta Atoka Antlers Roff Tahlequah and Arbuckle region indicate high purity and vast potential for local glass factories. Chas Gould predicts rapid establishment of Oklahoma glass plants. Also note Depue Turner wedding in Winita and Tulsa boxing news with Wuest Cox match set for Sapulpa May 26.
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Oklahoma Geological Survey
Frank Buttram
Mill Creek
A. T
Millington White Led Company
Millington, Mo
Pacific Glass Company
Pacific Mo
Marietta
Atoka
Antlers
Roff
Tahlequah
Arbuckle Mountains
Judge Sets May 29 for Phillips Sentencing in Tulsa
Judge Campbell in the federal court at Tulsa fixed May 29 as the sentencing date for W. P. Phillips formerly of the First National Banky who was convicted on a charge of making the bank’s books. The defendant was permitted to remain free until that time.
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Campbell
Tulsa
W. P. Phillips
First National Banky
Ermitted
Summer Resorts Call Legislators in Washington D C
Washington May 15 Congress in a hot season talks adjournment as summer rese rts loom. Democrats in the House expect to finish most of their program within a month while the Senate prepares for Canadian reciprocity hearings. Debate over president pro tempore and popular election of senators could recur as Republicans dodge calendar blocks and party factions hold firm.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
House
Senate
Taft
Frye
Gallinger
United States
Borah
Supreme Court sets aside sentences for Gompers Mitchall Morrison
The U S Supreme Court today set aside DC Supreme Court contempt sentences against Samuel Gompers John Mitchall and Frank Morrison leaders of the American Federation of Labor for alleged disobedience to a boycott injunction The ruling follows a finding that imprisonment was erroneous as imposed by the local court Peace talks advance El Paso telegraphs report end of revolution near Judge Carbajal authorized negotiations along Rafael Hernandez lines based on Madero demands Diaz may have signed the telegram and accepted the proposal
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
United States Supreme Court Today
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchall
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
el Paso
Tex
Carbajal
Rafael Hernandez
Madero
Diaz
Peace Likely in Mexico as Insurrectos Propose Peace
Juarez Mexico May 15 indirect assurances that the federal government will accept unofficial peace propositions from the insurrectos were reported by go-between Raffael Hernandez. Government expected to reorganize cabinet and grant four of eight ministerial posts to revolutionists and name fourteen of twenty seven governors. Government land sale begins. Wewoka Okla May 1 auction by the government of two thousand tracts of land in Seminole Creek and Hidkina nations began today.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Mex
Raffael Hernandez
Wewoka
Okla
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Joe Cox
Wuest
Oklo
Don Riley
Carl Morris
Harry Wuest
Morris
Monett
Hope
Missouri
Sapulpa
Cox
Tim Hurley
Jack Geyer
Jack Graham
Mexico
Kansas City Weekly Star
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Kansas City
F. M. Gwinnup @ Son Halsell Building
Vinita, Oklahoma
Farmers State Bank Vinita
Cobb Hotel
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