Sunday School Convention Opens in D.C. with World Leaders
A large Sunday School Convention begins in Washington with Dr. F. St. Meyer of England presiding over opening activities. Delegates and workers from Japan Korea Mexico and Scotland attend sessions as prominent speakers including Amb. Bryce and Bishop Hartwell participate in a program stretching through the convention week. The event emphasizes inspirational methods and includes women’s missionary movements and multiple simultaneous sessions led by notable figures.
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Willy GV
Ning
Lee Wwe
Winn
Moe Wolwuy Nagle
Meyer
Mennlore Havetidge
tiyeriAy
Olived
Vayau
Poether
Nelaon
Lloyd
Cuniciet
F. St. Meyer
England
Oboe
Washington
Joel
Womake
Sionary
Tee Tey
Tonks
N. Tamura
Japan
Vayyeh Harakat
Burin
Nev
LM. Marek
Tohenta
Won PD A
Yau
Korea
Fh M Rom
Robertson Royally Welcomed at Chandler
Jide JM AL Robertson democratic candidate for the nomination received a royal welcome in Onandtier Okio. A crowd of 5 000 to 6 000 roared for Robertson as Judge Robert son spoke at the opera house before a jammed audience of about 1 000 with an all day program and street crowds enjoying amusements and wagers.
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Onandtier
Okio
Jide JM AL Robertson
the Mubermator
Wen
Royal Howe
Judge Robertson
Mt Hie
Robert Rat
Robert
Disastrous Fire Destroys Hotel Adame in Phoenix
A disastrous blaze in Phoenix swept the Hotel Adame and damaged several other buildings. The city faced an early day threat as flames caused extensive destruction with losses estimated near one hundred thousand dollars.
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Phoenix
Adame
Theloria
Haskell Statement Denies False Report Claim
A garbled report claim, attributed to Haskell, is denied as false. The text references Governor Xie and mentions a Columbia Task company, a mayoral or political context, and speculation about a public statement or press release amid surrounding confusion.
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Haskell
Haskell Block Optionists Plan
The article reports that Governor Haskell will not proclaim an election on local option until the constitutionality of the proposed amendment is settled. Attorneys say he cannot be forced to call the election and a mandamus suit would fail. The stance aligns with prohibition opponents and targets Leslie P. Howe’s gubernatorial bid.
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Guthrie, Olde
Bowane
Oldaliona
Walewe
Haskell
Mindamue
Sapreme Cour
Oklahoma
Januedl
Markell Haa
Leslie P. Howe
Lawton
Menor
Tn Tin
Hese
Haakent
Six Bishops Elected by M B Church in Asheville Conference
The general conference of the M B church met in Asheville yesterday and elected six bishops: Dr. Qoliie Denny of Nashville Team De, 4 Kites of Durban 8 OC De Wo Murrah of Snet ton Mien, Dre W R Bambuth of Nashville Tean, Dr BD Manyon of Georgetown Tex, and Or BR I Waterhoue of Virginia. On the witch ballot Rev J MMc Coy of Birmingham Alv was elected the seventh bishop, joining the college of bishops.
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Cchieftanm
M. B Church
Ashville
Qoliie Denny
Nash Ville
Kites
Durban
Wo Murrah
Snetton
Mien
W. R. Bambuth
Nashville
Tean
Manyon
Georgetown
Tex
BR. I
Waterhoue
Virginia
J. Mmccoy
Birmingham, Alv
College of Bishope
Supreme Court Affirms Owen Judgment in Indian Claims Suit
The U S Supreme Court affirms a Court of Appeals decision requiring Senator Robert L Owen of Oklahoma to pay Willing W Dudley and Lowle T Michener $10 000 without lawyers fees The case stems from a contention over an attorney's fee in a Cherokee Indian government claim dispute
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Appeals
District of Colmanbia
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
W. Dudley
Lowle T. Michener
Dudley
Micheter
Aeeter Owen
Memorial Day Observance Plans at Vinita 1910
Representatives of Federal and Confederate Veterans and Spanish American War soldiers organize Memorial Day events in Vinita for May 20 1910. Citizens urged to decorate stores, close hours 9:30 to noon and 2 to 4 pm, and join services. schools to decorate and parade at 9:45 am. civic groups and neighboring towns invited to participate. ministers asked to display colors.
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M eRelow
Vinita
Infinita
Dle Ciel
Apanisi Amerian
Vinite
Wilson Street
Ecivate
Insurance Division Permits Crackdown on Insurers in Oklahoma
Officials warn that new measures will curb agency practices and protect homeowners from excessive premiums. The plan targets misrepresented rates and aggressive sales tactics, aiming to deter brokers from exploiting policyholders and to secure fair pricing across the state.
Oklahoma seeks injunction to stop alcohol shipments into Indian Territory
Attorney General Charles J. West filed in the U S Supreme Court for an injunction against railroads and express companies to stop transporting intoxicating liquors into Indian Territory areas including Osage lands and any part of Oklahoma with federal licenses. He argues treaties with the five civilized tribes keep prohibition binding and that the enabling act sustains a twenty one year ban. He contends federal license evidence of intent to violate and that interstate shipment to licensees disrupts Oklahoma’s exclusive liquor rights. West asks the Supreme Court to assume jurisdiction over the petition.
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Guthrie, Ohls
Charles J. West
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Osage Indian Reservation
Five Civilized Tribes
Indiana
Weat
Med
Fight at Silver Moon Ends in Draw
Deputies Jake Smith and BY Sapp left jurisdiction to settle a dispute at the Silver Moon restaurant. The intended outcome of the melee was to establish physical supremacy but the bout ended without a winner. Both participants bore the marks of the skirmish.
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Silver Moon
Jake Smith
Sapp
Wiel
Trouble feared at Van Buren as strikebreakers arrive
Thirty three strike breakers were brought to Van Buren Arkansas today by agents of the St Louis Iron Mountain Southern railroad to replace striking machinists. Trouble between the strikers and the imported men is feared.
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Associated Proay
Port Smith
Ark
Aken
van Buren
St. Louis, Iron Mountain& Southern Railroad
Famous Naval Officer Dead at Home in Minneapolis
Martin Hughes Gerry, a noted feet engineer under Admiral Farragut and participant in the Battle of Mobile Bay, died at his Minneapolis home. His career included service in the Spanish American War.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Martin Hughes Gerry
Admiral Farragut
Mobile Bay
Gerry
Commerce Court Retained by TAFI in Senate Fight
Debate focused on Commerce Court provisions as Cummins and allies pressed to strip the courts from the bill. Insurgents sought to limit judges to three and shift defendant status to the Interstate Commerce Commission, while Aldrich's allies defended the current structure amid party divisions and procedural battles.
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Commerce Court
Cummins
Bristow
Beveridge
Borah
Clapp
Dolliver
Crawford
LaFollette
Bacon
U States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atigaton
Senate
Central
Aldrich
al Neh
Jong
Vates
Cnat
Rickard to Referee Jeffries Johnson Bout in San Francisco
Rickard, linked with J Gleason in promoting the Jeff Johnson contest, says he will referee if his name is cleared and Jeffries and Johnson agree on terms. He notes he would step down if a better candidate is chosen and the meeting to select a referee proceeds as planned.
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San Francisco
Cal
Rickard
J Gleason
Jeff Johnson
Gans-Nelson
Goldfield
Nev
Jeffries Johnson
Jeffries and Johnson
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