Lake commerce in August shows decline from 1910
August domestic lake shipments totaled 11 642 125 short tons, down from 13 066 118 in August 1910 and 12 545 057 in August 1909. Eight months total reached about 45.58 million tons, roughly 19 percent above 1910? figures, with iron ore and coal movements varying across ports like Cleveland, Toledo, Duluth, and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Searon
Rab‘tabula
Toledo
Cleveland
Lorain
Bandusky
Huron
Fairport
Ashtabula
Sandusky
Duluth
Superior
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Oswego
Erie
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Sault Ste. Marie Canals
Increase in Gold Mining in South Carolina 1910 Output
The 1910 South Carolina gold production totaled 1,835.92 fine ounces valued at 38,324 dollars, up from 1909 by 27,271 dollars. Silver output was 46 fine ounces valued at 25 dollars, with copper minor and 1904 comparable figures. Placer gold yielded 100.42 fine ounces while deep mines produced 1,745.50 ounces. Total precious metals value 4,848 dollars, from 10 placers and 2 deep mines. Copies of McCuskey's report are available from the US Geological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
MH. D. McCaskey
United States Geological Survey
McCuskey
Geological Survey
Washington, D.C
Parole Application Intention Notice
On or about October 15, 1911, A. F. Brown states intent to apply for parole from prison. This notice records a parole action plan and cites the upcoming date for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Brown
United States Will Keep Clear Of Italy Turkey War
Washington reports the United States will avoid involvement in the Italy Turkey war and pursue peaceful settlement policies. State department notes no political interests in Africa but regrets the resort to war. Oscar Strauss seeks mediation under Hague article III. responses are not officially disclosed. U S naval presence limited to the scout cruiser Chester and gunboat Scorpion, stationed at Malta after transiting to the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Italy
Turkey
United States
Africa
State Department
Oscar
Strauss
Strause
Chester
Scorpion
Straits of ¢Ter
Constantinople
Malta
Ralph Rutner Dies of Typhoid in Henryetta
Mrs Ralph Rutner of Henryetta sends word to Mrs A F P Etter in the city that Mr Ralph Rutner died this morning of typhoid fever. No funeral details are given. Mrs Etter had just returned from Henryetta where Rutner was reportedly improving Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rutner
Henryetta
A. FP. Etter
New Bishop of Arkansas Consecrated in Trinity Cathedral
In Little Rock on September 28 the Rev. Dr. James Ridowt Winchester was consecrated bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Arkansas. The ceremony at Trinity Cathedral drew the largest assembly of bishops clergy and laymen ever in the cathedral with Bishop Tuttle of St Louis presiding over the full ritualistic consecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
James Ridowt Winchester
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Arkansas
Trinity Cathedral
Tuttle
St. Lois
White Oak School Weekly Attendance and Activities
The White Oak School notes weekly attendance grows with comfortable pew seating. Gretchen Aller is ill and Maynard Rafferty and others enrolled. Students enter, recite, and study geometry and Caesar. grammar contest funds enthusiasm. A north room program featured songs and speeches. cleaning and window washing occurred midweek. Sadle Caste visited Vinton. Chieftain scramble noted each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak School
Gretchen Aller
Vinita
Cora Undersood
Trotter
Cass
Rafferty
Ota Swestman
Ethel Butler
Sadle
Vinton
Franchise Owners to Meet in Oklahoma City
Norman Okla Sept 24 franchise owners from across the state will gather in Oklahoma City on Friday October 6 for the formation of a state electrical association. The meeting at 10 am in the auditorium of the state fair grounds aims to coordinate legislation and improve service, with professors Bozell Dwight and several regional leaders guiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma City
State Electrical Association
H. V. Bozell
School of Electrical Engineering
State University
Bozell
Hazell
Neel Gasche
Alva
M. H. Bretz
Pawnee
W. M. Cutto
Muskogee Traction Company
W. H. Francis
Kingfisher
C. BE. Laman
Vinita
H. &. Dwight
State banks asked for fees and guaranty fund data
State Examiner Charles A Taylor mailed blanks to all state banks requesting a report of examination fees paid to the state bank commissioner and all regular and special assessments for the state guaranty fund from January through September 30. Banks must detail examination fees, regular assessments, any refunds held as deposits, and special assessments. results will be included in the examiner’s guaranty fund report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Charles A. Taylor
Guaranty Fund
Increase in National Banks in Oklahoma Loans
Washington Sept 29 The September statement of national banks in Oklahoma excluding reserve cities shows a 795 508 rise in loans and discounts from the June report Loans and discounts total 27 660 114 ARAINAL 46 864 611 money in banks 2 876 40 against 1 214 809 Individual deposits 37 154 891 against 29 569 209 down 2 414 862 since June 7 Legal reserve to deposits 17 41 vs 17 35 in June
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Banks of Oklahoma
Arainal
For Sale And Trade Seventeen Thousand Acres in Arkansas
Seventeen thousand acres Saline River Valley cut over timber land in central Arkansas, all level and within four miles of railway station. Prices ten to twenty dollars per acre on terms to suit at six percent interest. Write or call at office for booklet. Will divide into farms to suit. Leavitt Land Co. Vinita Ola Illinois license 111.37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline River
Arkansas
Leavitt Land CO
Vinita
Ola
Mobilization Ordered in Turkey as War Signals Rise
Turkish and Italian hostilities flare with a general army mobilization ordered in all provinces. From Tripoli hinterland, Sheikh and Musselmans pledge blood for country and Islam. Turkish press hints at trials for ex-Grand Vizier and criticizes Germany. Multiple dispatches report shifting fortunes near Tripoli, with evacuations, naval skirmishes, and calls to guerrilla warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Constantinople
Massulmans
Saloniki
Niazi Bri
Enver Bey
Italy
Hakki Pasha
Germany
Benghazi
Bruca
Asia Minor
St. Giovani di Medua
Turkey
Bowers
Pacific
London
Proves
Provesa
Chronicle
Labor Unions and Wage Reports Across Asia and U S Cities
The item notes 15 Chinese unions and Linotype operators in Tokyo earning 45 cents daily. It cites low wages in India and China, tuberculosis deaths among certain unions, and a San Francisco Labor Council effort with Cascade County to map wage and cost of living data in major U S cities. It also reports a six month rise of 3,000 union members in Los Angeles and a total 14,329 in the city since June 1, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platers
Brass and Silver Workers
San Francisco Labor Council
Cascade County Trades and Labor Assembly of
Montana
United States
Los Angeles Labor Council
Los Angeles
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Uncle Sam
Sheiks
Mussulmans
Reuter Telegraph Company
Dardanelles
Rowe
Ministry of Marine
Fowler
E. A. Stubblefield, D. M
Labor World
Scott Building
PRKWS
Vinita, Okla
Theo
D. B. Frear
W. Day
Gold Crown
Empire Block
California
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Arizona
Mexico
Southwest
Kansas City
Grand Canyon
Yosemite Valley
Santa Fe “Or
Glenn Eddie
Topeka
Kam
F. L. Hughson
Wimer Drug Store
Graham
South Wilson St
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
South Wilson Street
South
Adair Street
D. C. Heidtman
Harry R. Haas, M. D
Dr. Griffith
Brin Bidge
Sapulpa
R. L. Mitchell
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
William T. Rye
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington
Louis Bagby
Roeth Bones
Dr. C.S. Neer
Otter
Drs. Bagby & Neer
First National Bank
J. R. Baird
East Side
W. H. McCann Notary Public
Kinnison and Hollow
W. B. Depue
James
Davenport
New Halsell Bldg
Vinita Oklahoma
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