Peace Declared in Mexico After Revolt
Associated Press reports calm returns to northern Mexico as a peace accord ends hostilities between revolutionists and federals. Francisco Madero awaits Diaz resignation before heading to Mexico City. Details outline Diaz and Vice President Corral resignations and a new cabinet by revolutionists.
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Mexico
Carabajal
Mexico City
Francisco
Madero
Diaz
Carrol
Taft
Customs House
Don Francisco, Carbajal
Porforio Diaz
Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Francisco Madero
Jose Maria Pino Suarez
Porfario Diaz
Ramon Corrall
Francisco Leon de la Barra
General Diaz
Franeigen J. Madero, J
City
Chihuahua
Torreon
Vasquez Gomez
San Antonio
Tex
Senor Madero
Senor de la Barra
Agricultural implements feed world farmers export surge
A Bureau of Statistics report shows United States exports of agricultural implements rising to near 40 million dollars in the current fiscal year. Mowers and reapers dominate, with large shipments to Argentina, Russia, Canada, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Fertilizers, barbed wire, twine, and oil cake exports also trend upward, reflecting growing demand from farmers worldwide.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Argentina
Russia
Europe
Canada
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Bureau
Australia
New Zealand
England
Mexico
British South Africa
Cuba
Brazil
Netherlands
Belgium
Denmark
Vinita Graduates Hear Eloquent Sermon at Baccalaureate
A large Vinita audience at Grand Theatre heard Rev W C Davis of the Presbyterian Church deliver a powerful baccalaureate sermon for the Vinita high school graduates. The service featured local talent, with musical numbers by A A Migs, Nettie Muggins, J Holmboe, J I Morning, Maynard Harris, Paul and J Morning. The subject Youth on Patrol urged youth to keep their hearts with diligence as life unfolds, with eleven seniors listed as graduates.
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W. C. Davis
Presbyterian Church
Vinita School
A. A. Migs Nettie Muggins
J. Holmboe
J. I
Or Maynard Harris
Paul
J. M. Miller
Rusti
Ross Harris
Fred Smith
James Hill
Dena Martin
Sylvia Church
Teona
Hindus seek Canada emigration relief at imperial conference
Petition from Hindu Friends Society of Victoria British Columbia presented to the Imperial Conference in London cites Canada’s immigration rule: landing of migrants from India is restricted unless via a continuous journey and through tickets bought in Canada. The rule, suspended for aliens, is challenged as unfair to British subjects. No direct steamship service exists between Indian ports and Canada hindering Hindu applicants.
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Canada
Great Britaan
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Dominion
Ottawa
Wilfred Laurier
Associated Press
London
Presbyterian Ministers Against Old Blue Laws
At the Presbyterian general assembly in Atlantic City on May 20 ministers debated Sabbath observance. Most opposed restoring 18th century restrictions and resisted banning Sunday travel and shopping as trifling matters, urging a sane modern Sunday.
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Presbyterian
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Presbyterian General Assembly
Sonda Yard
Mill Investigate Whole Question of Stock Rates
Washington May 20 the interstate commerce commission began a broad inquiry into livestock freight rates from the West and Southwest amid complaints by middle west meat packers of discrimination among packers. The commission suspended new Fort Worth to Oklahoma City rates from May 24 to September 21 as the probe proceeds. Packers in Oklahoma City say Texas to Chicago rates are cheaper than those to them. Vedrine unaffected by disaster at aviation field yesterday resumes Paris to Madrid race.
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Associated Press
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Middle West
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Southwest
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Texas
Chicago
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Piere Vedrine
Paris
Madrid
M. Train
Vedrine
Angouleme
Stillwater A&M Wins Oklahoma Inter-Collegiate Track Meet
Oklahoma City May 20. The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Stillwater won the annual track meet with 71 points. A. E. Talbot captured three firsts one second and two thirds. Northwestern Normal Alva finished second Kingfisher third. Talbot set records in high jump and pole vault. Kingfisher won the two mile run in about 6 minutes 2-5 seconds.
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Oklahoma City
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Stillwater
Oklahoma Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association
A. E. Talbot
Northwestern
Alva
Kingfisher
Talbott
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