Athletics Now Are Favorites
The article outlines matchups and betting odds for an upcoming series. It notes Chicago and Cote as contenders, with Everstad and Levens among players. Schedules list games from October 14 to October 17, with journeys from Philadelphia to Chicago and Polo Grounds preparations.
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Everstad
Bern
Cary
Meetay
Adelphia
Teesday
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tharetay
Chicags
Chi Glante
Highlandere
Polo Grounds
Ford
bin Mont
Ames, Drake
Crandall
Chase
Hughes
Minder
Quinn
Bie
Great Wave of Hope Felt in Mining Camp
Starkville coal mine rescue news sparks cautious optimism as fans restart and rescuers work to reach entombed miners after Saturday explosion. Officials say several miners may be in a corner of the mine chamber awaiting liberation.
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Starkville
Colo
Starkeville
White Oak School Fall Day In October Notes
The White Oak School notes fall weather and growing interest in the coming election among larger and smaller pupils. Mac Miles oversees the Notary and keeps careful records of all books issued. Outsiders attend the student talks on prohibition by Rev Cantrell of Vinita. Beott Secondyne and Owin Haymes remain at home to help with hay. A school photo by Mr Younger arrives and impresses. The algebra class finishes a term review and now begins work on quadratics.
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Abaett
Mise Harmon
Francia Rafferty
Retha Herndon
Gladys Casto
Clarence Secondyne
Vinita
Scarce Orn Ot 1-F Lap at the Ey Tee Wee Appenecad
The piece describes scarce orn 1 F lap items and an event at the Ey Tee Wee appended site. It notes prize results, committee actions, and references to observers and paper coverage. A convention door appears and a Sunday service is mentioned in connection with the Tbegh.
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He Beret
Pevers
Meets Ag
Ebertiy
View & Heriowe Fee
Ceetty Perry
Cher
Petty
Mretegass
Eromaces Et Lave Jeeme
Eseets
Terrible forest fire scene reported by Associated Press
Winnipeg dispatch describes a devastating border forest fire stretching across thirty miles with little chance of escape for settlers from the Harney river area south of Fort Francis Ontario. Towns Cedar Spur Graceton Pitt Awift and Rotmerelt are said to be destroyed and many residents perished or went missing amid chaos. A Baudette rescue recounts a fire driven escape with a typhoid patient carried to safety.
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Winnipeg
Hainy River
Dujith
Minn
Ile
Frank Watson
Baudette Dives
Fammilion
Hurman
City council reverses contract for Republican printing
The Democratic city council refused to grant printing work to the Republican paper Daily Sterard, citing it as a political mismatch. Officials indicated no immediate plan for Republican legal notices, while proposals to revive the Democratic Herald may be explored.
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Shaepee
Okin
Thia City
Sterard
Overal City and Bounty
Democratic
Ireal
Caid
Herald
Corn Shows Big Increase in 1910 Wheat Output
The crop reporting board notes spring wheat production for 1910 at 249,475,000 bushels, up from 200,423,000 in 1909. Yield per acre fell to 11.8 bushels from 16.8 in 1909, while the overall corn percentage to normal rose to 40.21 compared with 73.5 a year earlier.
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Associated Freu
Washington, D
Crop Reporting Board
Railroads Charged With Forming Conspiracy
A petition filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission charges a conspiracy by multiple railroads to deprive western grain shippers of cheap water transportation and to force the grain movement from the Great Lakes. Named roads include Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, and seventy four others.
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Winstington
Great Lakes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and
Minneapolis system for savings of children
The Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank of Minneapolis took over a city educational savings program run through grade schools. Five young women collect weekly deposits from children, issue biograph stamps, and allow withdrawals only with parent or guardian consent. By 1918 the system served thousands of children with deposits totaling over $25,000, demonstrating modest educational and financial benefits for students.
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Pete Eidis
Comeey
Seapela
Peers Ag
Boerd
Cfecetice
Bk Cid
Associated Claritice
Cme
Farmers & Mechanics Saving Bank of
Minneapolis
Board of Education
Echoola
Alonm
Nnme Suv
Trum Bank
Chiltren
Syriex SS Suse
Sceast Om
Cegular Savings Bark
Jassicoks
Thie
Suit claims late Bill Cross was married man
Guthrie Oklahoma papers report Leo Meyers, assistant secretary of state, sues to recover 1299.50 on a $4000 life policy held by EML Cross, with Florina Cross named as alleged widow. The suit covers advances for doctors, nurses, premiums during Cross’s illness and a $100 wire sent to Mrs. Cross in New York on the date of Cross’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oxln
Bill Cross
Oklahoma
Leo Meyer
Atate
EML Croas
Western Commercial Travelers’ Association
Florina Cross
Crogs
Meyers
Cross
Mra. F. R. Cross
New
First reference by King Manuel in revolt coverage
Associated Press reports in Gibraltar that King Manuel voiced confidence in returning to Lisbon and loyalty among much of the army and people. In Lisbon, Braga and allies moved to secure new authority, ordering religious bodies expelled within 24 hours and arresting Marquis De Pombal for sheltering church members. Troops guarded religious establishments as officials issued decrees freeing detainees under monarchy-linked secret societies.
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Associated Press
Gibralter
King Manuel
Lisbon
Portugal
Braga
Marquis de Pombal
Notable Chef Dies After Car Crash in Kansas City
By Associated Press Kansas City Mo Oct. Leopold Devaux head chef at Hotel Balti more died this morning from concussion after a car wreck yesterday. Returning from the airplane race Devaux's car skidded and struck a lamp post. R S Stevens a druggist was badly injured. Devaux born Rheims France in 1853.
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Associated Press
Kansasity
Leopold Devaux
Baltimore
Devaux
R. S. Stevens
Rheims
France
Rumors of Trouble in Lisbon Prove Untrue
Lisbon dispatch reports the provisional government steady in appointing its official family amid cabinet changes. Beas Telles declined the finance portfolio, Bernardo Machardo took it temporarily, and rumors of trouble yesterday are said to be unfounded as normal conditions resume in the city.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Beas Telles
Bernardo Machardo
Prairie Company to Fight State Corporation Tax
Prairie Company challenges the state corporation tax as unconstitutional. At a conference between Judge J.B. and Kane, attorney for the company, objections were outlined on equal protection, due process, and foreign corporation discrimination. The commission sets October 15 for formal presentation of the objections.
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Prairie Company
Prairie
Inet Legisistars
Jogge J.B
Cates
Et & Tekes
Ommiasios
Tate
Atwood Cady
Burroughs Adding Machine withdraws from Oklahoma
Guthrie October 7 The Burroughs Adding Machine company filed notice of its withdrawal from Oklahoma with the corporation commission. The move is intended to avoid payment of the corporate license tax.
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Guthrie
Okla
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Seice
Oklaboma
The
Corporation Commission
Lcense
Government approves sale of Indian lands in eastern Oklahoma
Muskogee Okla Oct 8 official notice that the interior department backed J George Wrights recommendations to sell all unallotted lands of the five tribes in eastern Oklahoma before December 1 The land totals 1560000 acres in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations 70000 in the Creek nation 45900 in the Cherokee nation and 3000 in the Seminole nation Prices range from 1 to 12 per acre with a sale price double assessed for allotment purposes Secretary Ballinger will visit Monday to review sale plans and attend the International Indian congress
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Muskogee
Okla
Interior Department
J. George Wright
Oklahoma
Richard Ballinger
International Indian Congress
Mine Disaster Recovery Finds Ten Bodies
Starkville Colo Oct 11 After a blast entombed miners on Saturday ten bodies were found in an inner chamber. The dead show severe blast injuries yet all are identified. A search party of thirty one continues through the mine passages for remaining victims.
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Associated Press
Starkville
Colo
Sooners blank Kingfisher in season opener
The University of Oklahoma Sooners routed Kingfisher 66 to 0 in Norman on Friday. Coach Bennie Jeais has built a formidable football eleven, employing strong forward passing and powerful runs for decisive gains.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Sooners
Kingfisher Reallege
Bennie Jeas
University of Oklahoma
Fire Rangers Recover Many Bodies in Ontario Forest Fires
Rainy River Ont Oct 11 fire rangers comb the ash torn forest for victims from Warrad to here. One hundred thirty nine bodies found, only sixty identified. Heat and gases hinder search through charred underbrush as doctors and nurses aid panic stricken sufferers.
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Associated Press
Rainy River
Ont
Warrad
Wichita Grown to 62460 and Washington 1 C October
Fragmented data shows Wichita Kansas reported 52450 and an implied total of 97199 with a 112.6 percent over prior figures. Washington appears as a reference location alongside miscellaneous numbers from the thirteenth year.
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Associated Press
Washington
1. C
Wichita
Kansas
Browne finishes s hs testing in Lorimer case
Lee O Neali Browne testified yesterday on the Lorimer pay to vote affair. He described alleged schemes to secure Democratic votes and named Speaker Spuriel and State Senator Holtslaw as figures to be recalled. The hearing nears its close with Wilson the missing witness considered in ill health and abroad on real estate business.
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Chicago
Lorimer
Lee O'Neal Browne
William Lorimer Fry
Grees
Washington
Edward D. Spuriefl
Legislate
Haly
Browne
Formay
Lorim
Sputier
Siso
D. W. Holtelaw
John Broderick
Ho’ Haw
Broderick
West
Wilton
Cook County
Springfield
Wilson
Frazier
Attorney of Muskogee Killed on Farm West of Town
In Muskogee Oklahoma Charlie Runyan an attorney was shot by Edward Starr a black man on a farm twenty five miles west of the city in Okmulgee county Starr who had just acquired the farm asked to build a frame house Runyan refused Starr shot him then stood over him demanding the deed Runyan promised to sign over the property to avoid further harm A mob formed to lynch Starr but a deputy sheriff arrested him and the crowd dispersed
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Muskogee
Okla
Charlie Runyan
Edward Starr
Here
Okmobee County
Rantgen
Starr
Run Yan
Runyan
Pilot Hoxsey Aims for Rinlock Park Flight to St Louis
Arch Hoxsey plans to fly from here to St Louis on October 8, targeting Rinlock Park as the objective. He expected to cover the distance in about two and a half hours after taking off at around noon following a 11 55 am departure.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Arch Hoxsey
St. Louis
Hoxsey
Rinlock Park
Hopkins Sentence Stayed By Governor Delayed Execution
Oklahoma City Oct 8 Governor Haskell granted a new delay in the execution of John Hopking of Lawton who was to be hanged for the murder of his wife. The appeal remains pending and the December date is set for the second attempt as prosecutors prepare for trial and officials consider next steps.
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Oklahoma
Oty
Okla
Haskell
John Hopking
Lawton
Pelday
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Aed
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Council
System For Savings
Bill Gross
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Manuel
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