Reward Grows for Dynamite Outrage Suspects
Los Angeles and San Francisco chase leads in the Times building bombing. A total reward pool nears 100000 dollars with 10000 per head plus 5000 per captured convict and 50000 from the Merchants and Manufacturers association. Police expect arrests soon as a major manhunt expands up the coast from San Francisco to San Diego.
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Ny Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Times
San Francisco
San Diego
San Joaquin
Peerless
Glant
San Pablo
Avita
San Francisco Bay
General Ouls
F. J. Zeehanlar
Merchants & Manufacturers Association
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Labor
State Federation of Labor
Galloway
William J. Burns
Zoehanielaar
Leonard
Bryson
Morris Burns
Hurl Rogers
Morris
Craig Ship Yard
Long Beach
Alexandria Hotel
Otis
The
Portland
Harry Chandler
Churchill Marvey Elder
Rose
Cemetery Plan Leaves Unidentified Remains In Private Plot
The report notes General Otis plans to keep and bury in a private plot at Holliwood the remains of those who cannot be identified, with further details unclear from the fragment.
Oklahoma adopts jobbers scale in new rateTariff
The state corporate commission issued a tariff order adopting the jobbers scale for Oklahoma points. It clears some discrimination up to 200 miles and lowers rates under 350 miles than Texas or Arkansas. It establishes joint state rates, uses interstate railroad classification with changes, and requires published joint tariffs posted at all stations ten days before December 1.
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Guthrie
Okla
Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
Commission
Texas
Arkansas
Railroadal
National Board of Health lecture in Vinita draws praise
Dr McCormack spoke at the Congregational church to about 150 attendees praising a national board of health with cabinet powers to oversee sanitary conditions nationwide. He warned disease drains cost one third of the sick and death rate and noted the American Health League with 50 000 members at Yale advocates public support.
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Congregational Church
McCormack
Vinita
American Health League
Yale
American Bankers Begin Meeting in Los Angeles
At the annual convention of the American Bankers Association in Los Angeles, President Lewis J B Pierson of New York urged caution on postal savings banks, argued government banking overreach is unnecessary, and praised bank supervision and accounting reforms. He highlighted recent fraud losses in freight bills, urged uniform cost accounting, and commended officials including Comptroller Lawrence O. Murray and committee chairs for defending bank interests.
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Associated Press
Lon Angeles
Cal
American Bankers' Association
Lewis J B. Pierson
New York
Postal Savings Bank Committee
Lucius Teter
Chicago Savings Bank
Congress
Thas
Oklahoma
Bill of Lading Committee
Senate
House
Clay H. Hollister
Walter E. Frew
Jos. T. Talbert
Fred J. Kent
Lawrence O. Murray
Pierre Jay
Massachusetts
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Beess
Big Cabin Items
Mr Morrison and family from Chel sea join neighbors in Big Cabin. Byron Bell and Tom Mudd left for Missouri Sunday to visit relatives. Mr John Hudson of Parsons Kans visited here last Thursday. Miss Ruby Emerson has malaria fever but is recovering. Miss Ruth Day visited from Muskogee Saturday night and stayed Sunday. Mrs J H Mixon returned from Missouri Saturday visiting relatives. Several attended the Welch carnival last week. Miss Jane McRoberts and Lucien Butler with Glenn Chatterton returned from Dallas. Prof Jackson entertained pupils Friday evening. Miss Lulu Hall returned home Monday. Mr G W Bassford sold a town lot to Justice Hardee who plans building. Miss Ethel Ballinger owns a new piano. A protracted meeting starts at the Baptist church Sunday night. Mr Carroll traded his town place for 20 acres near Cabin Creek and will move this week.
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Morrison
Chelsea
Byron Bell
Tom Mudd
Missouri
John Hudson
Parsons
Kans
Ruby Emerson
Ruth Day
Muxkogee
Home Forks
J. H. Mixon
Welch
Jane McRoberts
Lucien Butler
Glenn Chatterton
Dallas
Tex
Prof. Jackson
Lulu Hall
G. W. Bassford
Justice Hardee
Ethel Ballinger
Baptist Church
Carroll
Cabin Creek
President Elliott Resigns From State Board
Guthrie Oklahoma Oct. 4 A three days session of the state board of agriculture opened in Oklahoma City Monday. The resignation of Jy Elliott member from Pauls Valley Fourth district was accepted. Elliott resigned to become Inspector at the Morris packing plant in Oklahoma City Governor Haskell will appoint his successor.
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Guthrie
Okla
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma City
Elliott
Pauls Valley
Morris Packing Plant
Haskell
Kansas City Stock Yards Cattle and Hogs Market Review
Quarantines at Kansas City Stock Yards last week saw 260 car loads of cattle totaling 10 000 head. Market slipped especially for heavy native weight cattle while lighter steers held better. Cows and calves weakened with calves down 25 to 75 cents. Quarantine receipts today at 107 cars. market weak to 10 lower. Hogs fell about 20 cents weekly. total drop of 70 cents in three weeks. Run today 4 000, prices: heavy hogs 8.25 to 8.50, medium 8.35 to 8.75, light 8.60 to 8.82. Packers push lower prices amid slim supplies, facing demand from shipper buyers and eastern killers seeking light-weight hogs.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Jmarket
Training Prison Officials Seen Key to Reform at Congress
Professor R Vamberg of Hungary urged thorough professional training for prison officials at the International Prison Congress in Washington. He argued that the right person in the right place is essential, training schools exist in Europe, and the United States should lead in implementing reforms for humane, effective management of prisoners.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Havelock Ellis
R. Vamberg
Hungary
University of Budapest
International Prison Congress
Vamberg
France
Italy
Spain
United States
Europe
Carnival and Balloon Ascension At Electric Park
A three day vegan carnival and picnic begins today at Electric Park. A rapid ring contest is scheduled for tomorrow at the south end of Scraper Street. A balloon ascent will take place tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock from Electric Park.
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Electric Park
Scraper Street
Brown's sweeping charge to the grand jury in district court
Judge Brown delivered a sweeping grand jury charge outlining duty to investigate all felonies and misdemeanors in the county. He emphasized jurors as community representatives, urged scrutiny of perjury and bribery, warned against slander of officers, and outlined the role of indictments against violators, including prohibition enforcement. Grand jury members named include Houx as foreman and Dotts, Dickerson, Chouteau, and others. petit jury panel incomplete.
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Brown
Jude Brown
T'e Grand Jury
Chu
Downso Astable
Thei Jll
R Jy
BE. Houx
Foreman
Sam Y. George Dotts
Nat Dickerson
Harrison
John Chouteau
L. M. Philips
J .Frogge
James
Two Crops a Year Chicken Raiser Achieves Early Hatching
Mrs. R. V. Pearce of 604 Nort ane reports success in poultry farming. From March ashen hens hatched eight Leghorn pullets, all reaching four and a half months with one hatching a brood of chicks. By September 1st, a pullet was six months old.
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R. V. Pearce
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National Board OF Health
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Hiram Stilley
Covington County
Bush Withers
Henderson
Candalucia
Judge
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