Doctors Close Annual Convention at Tulca
Tulea Okla May 18 The eighteenth annual convention of the Oklahoma State Medical Association closed yesterday afternoon after a record gathering of about eleven hundred. Delegates from Tulsa County and other cities praised the meeting for its order and progress. Officers elected included A L Wright president J C Reeder vice president and W A Logan secretary treasurer. The Tulsa female auxiliary urged legislation for state health inspections and honored Health Commissioner De Maler with a diamond ring journey home began as guests departed.
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D. A. Myers
Lawton
Owen
Tulea
Okla
Okhoma
Huld
Myers
C. J. Reeder
Mylan
Mouthia
Department of Health
Owahome
de J C. Mabry
de Maler
A. L. Wright
Hugo
L. Reeder
Tulda
W. A. Logan
Lehigh
Ollahoma
Tulsa
Mira
WG. Little
Okmulgee
Mra
Hobo
Norman
Frat vi
Wright
Mayerinen
Tulan
W. M. Cott
Chmnulgee
J. Duckworth
Tahlequa
Wife and Two Children Saved Dy Asnociated Prova
Poirbault Minn May 1. Jert Sperry and his two children perished with their grandfather when a fire destroyed their home. Mrs Sperry and two children were saved.
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Poirbault
Minn
Jert Sperry
Ty & Gre
Sperry
Receiver for Hocking Valley named by judge
Judge Rin appointed a receiver for the Mocking Valley railroad today in Columbia Ohio. The order directs custody of assets and operations to the court appointee as proceedings proceed.
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Hocking Valley
Associated Prose
Columbia
Rin Hold
Mocking Valley Railroad
Taft Hosts White House Session On Administration Program
President Taft convened a long night at the White House discussing the administration’s nearly complete legislative program with a large group of western Republicans and eastern leaders. He urged unity to rebuff party attacks and pledged support for key measures including railroad reform, anti injunction oil, statehood, and public land withdrawal, while noting uncertainty over the statehood bill.
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Congress
White House
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Hepburn
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Toabo
Curtie
Kansas
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Minnedota
Carter
Montia
Burkett
Brown
Nebiauikny Nixon
Nevada
Gambele
Crawsom
Southcott
Aldrich
Rhode
Virginia
Cour
Root
New York
Hrudeges
Treadon
Ole Erit Loletint
Frederik M Kerby
Interior
Glovie Trew
Governent
Senate
Stone and concrete bridges built in Osage County
In Osage county Oklahoma a report notes thirteen bridges built over rivers and creeks, including three permanent reinforced concrete or stone arch bridges at Fairfax Balt Creek Pawhuska and Quapaw. Designs by county surveyor H J Benning claim Osage county has best and cheapest bridges with stone and concrete.
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Kansas City
Pridgea
Oeage County
Clear Creek
Quapaw
Fairfax Bridge
Pawhuska
Qua!paw
Party Vote Passes Barthlot Bill In Heated Debate
Washington and Missouri clash over the Barthlot bill as a party vote of 121 to 20 passes the measure to re appropriate 1500 for money stolen from the St Louis sub treasurer in 1906. Names and charges fly as Republicans and Democrats trade accusations of political influence and secrecy in the fight.
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Washiington
Miyie
St. Louis
Quilop
Indiana
Ames
Stackleford
Missouri
Rodenberg
Miincle
Pitched battle feared at Inola as murder sparks unrest
Inola Indla May 13 A murder near the town triggers fears of a pitched battle as residents arm themselves to deter threats. Two arrests made in the Crutchfield case with a third due for a preliminary hearing at Claremore. The state links the crime to a fifteen member robbery gang led by Ed Mullen. A woman is to be arrested as an accomplice. Crutchfield, a 21 years old Cherokee with farming ties, was lured to the scene by a forged note and shot from behind then robbed of money. Deputies sworn in as warnings spread. Associated Press report from Muskogee and Claremore notes continued danger. The second dispatch from Peking reports the Yale mission in Changsha placarded for destruction by fire amid rising tensions.
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Indla
Okio
Roy Crutchfield
Claremore
Crutchfield
Ed Mullen
Cratchfield
Hin Alster
Olahome Baptist Hospital
Muskogee
Vinita Oklahoma Breeding Stallions and Jacks Offered
The following described stallions and jacks will make the 1910 season at my barn on South Wilson Street Vinita Okla the celebrated prize winner Perch tro stallion is recorded in the Percheron register 41023 with 80 government approved crosses Denmark the Kentucky saddle horse One of the greatest breed ers of fine colts Jerme Duke of France 20 per living colt Denmar s 10 00 per living colt Taita 10 00 per living colt TERMS One 5.00 and two 10.00 per living colt if mare is traded or removed money due The stallions and jacks are equally as valuable breeders as any stallion or jack in the United States which fact their pedigree and regis tration establish D S S WARREN Vinita Okla
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South Wilson Street
Vinita
Oklo
Denmark
France
Denmar
Taita
United States
Warren
Besson
Oklahoma
Bartholt Will Attends Credit of $61,000 Theft Claim
The House today reviews the Bartholt Will to credit the account of the treasurer of the United States with 61000 stolen from the fund at St. Louis in 1906. The case was expected to consume most of the day as discussions continued.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bartholt
Tframarer
United States
Ubt
St. Louke
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Yale
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Habel Bidg
Commonwealth Land Company
Halsell Building
Vinita, Okle
I’. H. Wilson
Attorney-At-Law
Empire Block
Vinita, Okla
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Geo. M. Martin
Vinita, Oklahoma
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