National Association of Manufacturers Annual Convention in New York
The Seventeenth Annual Convention of the National Association of Manufacturers of the United States meets May 20 to 22 at Waldorf Astoria New York. Highlights include three educational motion pictures on factory accidents and safety, a Panama Canal presentation with remarks by Charles A. Conant, and the annual banquet. John Kirby Jr. will deliver the address. officers to be elected.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers of the United States
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Berm
National Association
Brown & Sharp Turing Company
Provice
Rhode Island
United States
Panama Canal
Charles A. Conant
South
Central America
John Kirby, Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Yations transAllante Steamship
Motion Commission
Wisconsin
I States Steel Corporation
Fred Wwedthan
A. Emory
J. Philip Bird
Opals Defy Imitation and Shine with Shifting Light
The text extols the opal as unique among jewels, noting its charm comes from light that it reflects rather than intrinsic merit. Describing the stone as a chameleon, it cites Pliny Whiting from 1819 years ago who praised its piercing fire, purple brilliancy, and sea green hues in a vivid blend.
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Plthy
Whiting
Court ruling on Oklahoma land causes heated debate
Oklahoma City May 20. A Supreme Court tax decision is seen as not crippling crops or curtailing land ownership. Proponents say the land remains. Indians hold rightful title and will farm as before. Critics warn bond guarantees and county bonds could suffer but overall state plans call for good crops and new industries.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Supreon
Supreme Court
Washington
Vincipal
Doy
Iliar
Council For the Indians
Youthful Reasoning From a Maryland Assemblyman
A Maryland assemblyman jokes that boys start politics early, claiming by age ten they know the game. He recalls a classroom incident where a pupil correctly identifies ten South American republics and then dismissively adds three more, calling them rats.
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Maryland
South Amera
Warned in Time a Mild Reply Shifts Breakfast Etiquette
A fragment from the Boston Herald tells of a North shore landlord who is praised for restraint when a guest misnames him. The guest complains of bad coffee and the landlord thanks him. the exchange ends with a humorous note about having breakfast and a hopeful remedy.
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North Shore
Mr. South
Boston Herald
Scripture Comforted Her In Conversation About Scripture
A letter recalls an elderly Brixton auntie who shared wisdom from the Bible. In a chat with a friend, she noted that the Bible offers comfort and quoted the line faint heart never won fair lady as a reminder of resolve.
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Brixton Hal
Distressed Scene At Home With Bald Visitor
A fragmentary report describes Miesing and Little Anna awaiting a distinguished, bald guest. The child asks about a late visitor, while an uneasy mood and whispered cautions hint at social tension in a domestic setting.
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Miesing
Anna
Shetty
The Harder Way The Why of the Transgressor
Fragmentary line suggests a reflection on moral choice and consequence. The text contrasts harder and easier paths, implying a justification of the transgressor through inner conflict and social judgment. The phrasing evokes a moral dilemma rather than a clear event.
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Aliegree Sea
One Method of Obtaining Salt
In some countries salt is so scarce that it is obtained through the ashes of grasses.
Telephone Lines Kept Busy in New York City
New York City telephone systems handle a billion calls annually as lines remain continually occupied. The bustling network highlights the scale of urban communication and the essential role of the city’s switchboards and carriers.
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New York City
Baccalaureate Exercises Held at the Auditorium
The High School Baccalaureate exercises Sunday morning at the auditorium drew a large audience from the public schools and general public. Rev. J W Miller preached a good sermon and the musical program was of high order. The graduating class included Anna McDaniel president Mae Deck vice president Vivian Scott treasurer Verna Garrison May Jenkins Mary Cobb Roscoe Evans Marshet Hull Grover Webb Helen Churchill Ella Catlin Thomas McLaughlin.
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J. W. Miller
First Christian Church
Anna McDaniel
Mae Deck
Vivian Scott
Verna Garrison
May Jenkins
Mary Cobb
Roscoe Evans
Marshet Hull
Grover Webb
Helen Churchill
Ella Catlin
Thomas McLauglin
Sound Advice to Readers From a Local Newspaper
A message encourages readers to pick what they like from the weekly fare and not demand every item. It pleads for civility toward the editor and explains items may be elusive, inviting feedback by phone from Rivenside Pass, Arens.
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Rivenside Pass
Vinita Club Thanks City for Patronage at Social
Vinita Commercial Club members express gratitude to residents for patronage at their Friday social and thank the young ladies who helped with serving. The Dawes Commission office in Muskogee reports allotment certificates and deeds are being prepared and mailed as fast as possible. The Weekly Chieftain offers subscriptions through January 1913 for 50 cents.
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Vinita Commerceial Club
Gene Englehart
Muskogee
Dawes Commission
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Rock Island Railway
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Port Cobb
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Southern States Cotton Corporation
N. B. Hays
Durant
Kentucky
Goebel
Cruce Ia
Willard H. Voyles
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Indiana
Chieftain
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d‘Arnalle
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Theo. D
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F. L. Marney
Webb Pros
Anita
Okla
R. L. Mitchell Cowan
Vinita
Fowler
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
South Wilson Street
Adair Street
Louis Bagby
Dr. C.S. Neer
Bea
DRS. Bagby & Neer
First National Bank
F. L. Hughson
Delaware
Wimer Drug Store
O. C. Heidtman
E. M. Henderson
Res. Black
Riddle Building
A. Stubblefield, DM
Scott Building
J. R. Baird
East Side Livery Barn
James S. Davenport
New Halsell Bldg
Vinita Oklahoma
W. H. McCann
Kinnison and Hollow
Duke
France
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St. Vinita, Okla
Kansas City Weekly Star
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