Oklahoma's September Weather Record Tallies Highs and Lows
Oklahoma City reports September 1911 heat peak with state average 75.7 degrees, rainfall near normal but below last year. Mangum tops state with 105 degrees, Waukomis 104, Enid and Alva 102. Numerous stations exceed 100 degrees, while total monthly precipitation varies by location, with Bevins in Johnson County recording 3.20 inches in 24 hours.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahome
Goe Peted
Mercury
Mangum
Waukomis
Alva
Enid
Bevint
Johnson County
Perry
Noble
Ity
Snyder
Ada
Apache
Arapahoe
Wal
Animore
Arnett
Bartlesville
Beaver
Blackburn
Cache
Calvin
Chattanooga
Chickasha
Cloud Chief
Durant
Eldorado
Hill City
Brick
Fairland
Fort Gibson
Frederick
Guthrie
Hartshorne
Healdton
Helena
Hennessey
Holdenville
Hooker
Hurley
Idabel
Kenton
Kingfisher
McAlester
Marlow
Meeker
Musko
Bee
Mutual
Neola
Newkirk
Norman
Oakwood
O'Keene
Oklahoma
Okmulgee
Pawhuska
Ravia
Sac and Fox Agency
Shawner
Tulsa
Vinita
Wanrika
Weatherford
White Erele
Woodward
State University News Recitals and Rural Club Notes
The Oklahoma university reports many indoor attractions at the Pian ing opera house to save costs for future Nutritorium campus access. Drowned alumnus J M Rutledge taught at Nuyaka Indian Schools. Junior class officers named Mary Harness, Robert Jackson, Deborah Haines, Frank Howe, Sam Denyer. Oklahoma Geological Survey completes a successful summer under State Geologist Chas Gould, highlighting grads excelling nationwide. Juniors elect Robert Jackson business manager for next year's annual. Mrs Wise visits Norman boosting YWCA fall campaign. Lincoln County Club officers named Forrest Betzer, Streeter Speakman, Eva Ives, Carl Brown, Sayde Masche. Lab work retains 26 of 27 members, attracting freshmen. Teutonia German club organized under Prof. Voss.
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Pianing
J. M. Rutledge
Nuyaka
Oklo
College of
Aria
Stivwee
Mary Harness
Lexington
Robert BE
Jackson
Sallisaw
Deborah Haines
Norman
Frank Howe
Weatherford
Sam Denyer
Chandler
Sargeant
Arms
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Chas, N. Gould
United States Geological Survey
Alaska
Venezuela
Department of Geology
The
State University
Oklahoma Department of Geology
Mississippi
Robert Jackson
Sallison
Lincoln County Club
Forrest Betzer
Streeter Speakman
Wellston
Eva Ives
Stroud
Carl Brown
Sayde Masche
Teutonia
Prof
Voss
How Stephenson's Money Was Spent
Milwaukee and Washington reports detail campaign spending for Senator Stephenson amid bribery probes. Rodney Sackett, campaign manager, cites items like Geneva organizing funds 46052, Milwaukee county 11600, office 1074, telephones 11000, postage 11000, sundry bills 8852, nomination papers 40, and miscellaneous charges including a picnic-related payment and “touches” sums. Sackett says most funds were handled by his office under other managers, while Heyburn questions itemization and legality. The inquiry resumes after a brief adjournment due to Judge Warrell's death.
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Wilwaukee
Wis
Stephenson
Senatorial Committee
Rodney Sackett
W. B. Heyhart
Sackett
Geneva
Milwaukee County
Hammer
Senator Stevenson
Wisconsin
Senator Heyburn
Stepenson
United States Circuit Court
Warrell
Cyrus Cornatzer Injured In Train Wreck Near Hot Springs
A telegram reports Cyrus Cornatzer of Vinita Oklahoma severely hurt in a October wreck two miles east of Hot Springs Arkansas. He sustains a scalp wound and internal injuries and is considered in serious condition. Jockey Walter Williams and others are also listed as injured. The derailed freight train fell into a creek, a horse died, and repairs were expected within 48 hours.
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C. C. Cornatzer
Hot Springs
Ark
Walter Cornather
Thea
Perry
Cornatzer
St. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern
Rena
Vinita
Oklo
Walter Williams
Morris
Okla
Ben Harris
H. EL. Britis
Little Rock
Fireamn
Tell
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict Against Nell Sharpe
After brief deliberation the county court jury found Nell Sharpe guilty of maintaining a house of prostitution. Sentence pending. offense punishable by fine. Defense may appeal. Also ongoing trial of Otis Tittle and T. W. Prichett over sales of shusters Malt beverage and legality challenges.
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Nell Sharpe
Otis Tittle
T. W. Prichett
Supreme Court Opens Fall Session in Washington
The Supreme Court of the United States reconvened in Washington after a four month recess and will sit until late May or early June. Chief Justice White and Justices Harlan, Brewer, and others returned for the opening. The term will tackle about 400 cases, including major antitrust matters, equity rule revisions, and mail service changes. The court will also hear cases involving Sherman antitrust laws and market cornering.
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Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of the United States
Toon
Sestion
White
Harlan
Atekeenna
Hale Lurton
Jehes
Vandeventer
Lamar
White Aith
Lurton
Justice Lutton
England
al Elrcuit
United States
Court of Appeals
Circuit Courts
Hughes
Mississippi River
Patten
All-South Conference delegates gather in Memphis
Delegates from chambers of commerce boards of trade hotel men and railroad men converge in Memphis for the All-South Conference as Col Collier and Dawe rally southern booster efforts to steer westbound travelers toward Southern states and reunite regional commerce and tourism.
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Memphis
Collier
Dawe
Southern Commercial
South
O] Pase
Texas
Raleleh
North Carolina
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
San Diego
Cal
California
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Pond Creek
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Eerk
Ume
Efort
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Ton Mayfield
Morrost Reiser
Sullivant
Mexico
Trump
South Seas
State University News
Cyrus Cornatzer
Supreme Court
F. M. Gwinnup @ Son Halsell Building
Vinita, Ohlahoma
Farmers State Bank Vinita
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