Bryan Is Magnet At This Session (Taft Bryan Speech)
The Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterways session drew a large audience as Mr. Bryan, the Democratic candidate, was greeted with tumult and long delays before speaking after introduction by David R. Frances. Gilford Pinchot spoke on Waterways and Conservation Movement while Taft departed for Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Conservation Commission
Taft
Cincinnati
Bryan
Evanston
Northwestern University
La Follette to Publish Weekly Public Interest Paper
U S Senator Robert M. La Follette announced plans to start a weekly publication aimed at government by the people. The paper, similar to The Commoner, will print public official records and political attitudes on key issues with impartial discussion, plus congress proceedings digest. Mrs La Follette will oversee the education and women’s department.
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Associated Press
Madison
Robert M. la Follette
United States
Congress
Balkans Crisis: Bulgarian Independence Discussions Continue
Constantinople reports a long ministers' session addressing Bulgaria's declaration of independence from Turkey. States that actions tied to Berlin Treaty remain under review and that Turkey should urge powers to enforce Berlin safeguards. Paris notes growing hope for avoiding hostilities and a possible new conference of Berlin signatories.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Council of Ministers
Bulgaria
Turkey
Berlin
Paris
Balkans
Ing
France
Great Britain
Russia
Bosnia
Jeregovina
Austria-Hungary
Porte
Governor Hughes Attacks Bryan on Industrial Policy
Governor Hughes of New York criticized Bryan's industrial and labor policies in Bryan, Nebraska, at his home city at a station greeting by a large crowd. He was escorted to the Opera house amid an enthusiastic demonstration and is scheduled for fourteen appearances in Nebraska today.
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Bryan
Hughes
New York
Opera House
Nebraska
Cubs Win National League Pennant In Final Showdown
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 2 to take the National League pennant in a decisive afternoon clash watched by a massive Polo Grounds crowd. The Giants fell short as Chicago clinched the championship in New York.
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New York
One Week Till Oklahoma Quail Season Opens
One week remains until quail season begins in Oklahoma. Local sportsmen eagerly anticipate dogs and guns in the field as the open season brings renewed hunting excitement. The quail crop is reported larger this year, with several coveys already spotted. Ducks may be available in a month, while baseball and fishing seasons fade.
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Oklahoma
Farmers Union backs sale of segregated lands in Oklahoma
Coalgate Okla Oct 6 The Farmers Union of Goat county passes resolutions urging the sale of surface rights to segregated coal and asphalt lands in Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. The union asks sale in 160 acre tracts to actual settlers and a memorial to Congress to push the plan.
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Coalgate
Okla
Farmers Union of
Goa County
Congress
Indian Territory
State of
Oklahoma
Chas. D. Carter
United States
Texas Mob Hangs Black Man in City Park
An Associated Press report from El Paso details a mob storming Gransloram jail to seize Ben Price, a Black man charged with harming his daughter, and hanging him in a city park amid a charged post arrest scene. The incident underscores a violent vigilante action with racial motive in the Texas locality.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Dot
Ben Price
Gransloram
Presidential Candidates Meet at Chicago Commerce Banquet
William J. Bryan and William H. Taft, rival U S presidential hopefuls, shared a public moment at the Chicago Association of Commerce banquet. The event drew a packed auditorium, with taft arriving after speeches in Galesburg and Chicago, and both leaders exchanging a friendly handshake amid applause as they spoke in nonpartisan remarks.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Wm. H. Taft
Banquet of Chicago Associaton of Commerce
Bill
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Willan H. Taft
United States
Chicago Association of Commerce
Bryan
Taft
Forendon
Galesburg
Agather
Mr. Bryan
Vinita Farmer 70 Dead in Train Mishap Near Miles
The mangled body of S. L. Lane a farmer near Miles was found by Sheriff Ridenhour and undertaker near the Katy track north of Vinita. An inquest began at 2 pm with papers on the body identifying him. Officials sent word to Miles and his family. Unclear whether foul play accident or accidental crossing led to the death. Rev G J Donnell returned from Guthrie where he attended the Presbyterian Synod.
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S. L. Lane
Katy
Stock Yards
Miles
Ridenhour
Lewis Rogers
H. A. Farthing
Mr. Farthing
Ian
Lang
Lane
Chile
G. J. Donnell
Guthrie
Presbyterian Synod
Jumbo Store Changes Hands in Vinton Sale
One of Vinton's largest mercantile houses, the Jumbo store, is set for management change after being sold by W. T. and Lank Wade to EB. L. Orr and J. Hi. Wimner. The transfer is pending and to be completed in a few days. The Wades built a strong business. the new owners plan to acquire Vinita's best business assets.
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Vinton
W. T
Lank Wade
EB. L. Orr
J. Hi. Wimner
Wade Brothers
Vinita
Wreck Hits Rock Island Train Carrying State Fair Passengers
A Rock Island passenger train of seven coaches derailed near Yukon, wounding many aboard as four coaches overturned while awaiting arrival for the state fair. A dozen or more passengers sustained injuries, with Stella Lee of El Reno reported seriously hurt.
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Rock Island Wreck
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okli
BA Rock
Yukon
Mins Stella Lee
el Reno
American Chinese arbitration treaty signed today
The proposed arbitration treaty between China and the United States was signed at the state department in Washington by Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese minister, on behalf of China, and Secretary Elihu Root for the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Get
China
United States
State Department
Ting-Fang
Elihu Root
City Council approves street and sewer projects and awards bids
The council met in regular session approving budgets and contracts. A contract with J C Gray and Ben Funk for second street extension to the cemetery at 75 dollars was awarded, a sanitary sewer contract let to LD Dalquest, and Slater McClure hired to number houses and place street name posts. The Farmers Institute stock show was granted street use, an occupation tax for butcher shops failed, and Houdan chickens show at the Oklahoma state fair highlighted A L Churchill's prize second cock and third prize cockerel drawn in Vinita.
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Taylor
Wade
Ben Funk
Second Street
W LD
Dalquest
Farmers Institute
Slater McClure
Posta
Churchill
Charchill
Committee Appointments Set For Vinita Farmers Institute
Commercial club committees and the farmers committee were named to organize the Vinita Farmers Institute on October 21 and 22. Members will gather Thursday at 8 pm in the Commercial Club rooms to begin planning the event with duties assigned across finance, show, agriculture, athletics, advertising, concessions, and exhibits.
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Commercial Club
Farmers’ Committee
Farmers Institute
Vinita
J. W. Orr
A. L. Churchill
Frank Burckhalter
Agricultural Committee
L. W. Houk
Geo. Kapp
L. D. Dalquest
Lee Webb
Prof
Mastersin
A. F. King
Lewis Rogers
B. A. McFarland
O. E. Lahman
George E. Hartix
DM. Marra
Dr. W. Day
I. Harris
Aimusermenta
J. Hy Butler
M1. Ford
T.C. Holland
B.A. MclFarland
Governor Hughes Tours Topeka and Wichita
St Joseph Missouri October 8 Governor Charles Evans Hughes of New York arrived this morning from Hastings Nebraska and spoke before a large audience at the opera house He will speak at Topeka Kansas today and Wichita tonight.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
E. Hughes
New York
Mastings
Opera House
Topeka Kans
Wichita
Gore Honorably Welcomed In Vinita Oklahoma
Senator Gore received a rousing reception in Vinita as his eastbound Frisco train paused. He praised Oklahoma, attacked the Republican party over campaign finance, and defended public funding of disclosures. He urged support for EN Ratolff in Craig county and noted Democratic leverage in the state legislature.
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Thames Pryor Gore
Lawton
Vinita
Orttar
Oklahoma
Priad
Me Gore
Senator Gore
United States
Wo. J. Bryan
Gore
United States Senate
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Harriman
Denver
Gare
En, Ratolf
Craig County
Dennia Flynn
Tulsa
Home Missionary Meeting Draws Large Attendance
The Home Mission Society of the Meth lodiet church held its monthly meeting with Mrs Lee Barrett. A large attendance filled the meeting with interest and a rummage sale was planned for the first week of November with dinner served downtown on election day. The next meeting will be at Mr Frank Billingslea's home.
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Home Mission Society of the Methlodiet Church
Lee Barrett
Frank Billingslea
Commercial Congress Opens in San Francisco Deliberations Begin
The Associated Press reports the nine tenth Trans-Missional Commercial congress opened in San Francisco with about a thousand delegates from the western United States. The five day session began today with Temporary Chairman J B Case presiding.
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Associated Proan
San Francia
Call
Trans-Misionl
United States
J, BL Case
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Farmers Union Advocates Sale
Firyan
Hail
Cale Afdie
President Hall
Mr. Taft
Vinita Farmer
Jumbo Store
Goard OF Equalization
Governor Hughes
Topeka
Home Missionary Meeting
Commercial Congress
San Francisco
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