Suarez to win Sunday election in Mexico City
Oct 14 report says Jose Pino Suarez likely to win the federal district electoral college vote. Madero faction supports varied tickets with Vasquez, De La Barra, and De La Barra’s foreign office plan outlined, cabinet details and timing discussed amid late campaign moves and health concerns.
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Mexico City
Jose Pino Suarez
Electoral College
Federal District
Pero
Madero
Pino Suarez
Suarez
Francisco Vasquez Gatiis
Frank L. de la Furra
Madero Vasquex Gamer
Manuel Bonita
Justier
Jone Vasquez Tagle
Interior
Jose Ping Suarez
Vasquez Tagle
Manuel Calero
de la Barra
Foreign Office
Tauly
Italy
State University News Highlights and Local College Notes
The Oklahoma university page reports New Jersey led ware valued at 1,131,412 with New York and Pennsylvania following. It notes 1916 sanitary ware value at 6,754,946 and New Jersey as the top producer at 4,956,060 while Ohio leads pottery production in 1910. University updates cover lectures, lyceum plans, geology consignments, a November 24 dramatic play, football logistics, and a student enterprise ticket for Oklahoma.
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New Jersey
New York
Pennsylyan
China
West Virginia
Ohie
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts
Department of Geology
Dramatic Art Department
University
Lyda Robertson Caldwell
State University
Lawrence
Sooner
University of Oklahoma
Parise
State University School of Taw
Victor H. Kulp
Chicago University
Marlon R. Kirkwood
Leland Stanford
Harvard
Young Womens’ Christian Association
Norman
State University Y.W.C. A
West
Pottery Production Sets 1910 Industry Record in U S
United States Geological Survey reports pottery production hit a 1910 high with total value nearly 34 million dollars. Jefferson Middleton notes growth across ware types from red earthenware to porcelain, led by Ohio and followed by West Virginia and New Jersey, with notable gains versus 1909 and 1906 records.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
West Virginia
New York
Middleton
United States
Geological Survey
Washington
United States Geological Survey
Jefferson Middleton
United Tes
Middleton Wist
Wade Wader
Iuportance Ly Ware
Witeh
Ina Waite
Justice Can't Try Liquor Case In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City October 18 Attorney General Westin states justice of the peace courts lack jurisdiction over liquor cases. He writes to George G Harris of Norman that the county court has exclusive authority unless a superior court exists. Preliminary hearings are not allowed by law in Oklahoma in misdemeanor liquor cases.
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Oklahoma City
Justice of the Peace
Westin
George GO. Harris
Norman
Okthom
Focus in Human Vision and Correct Perception
In a column the Omaha Bee compares mental focus to camera focus. It warns that people misjudge events when their minds are out of focus, grasping details instead of vital elements and viewing from improper distances or angles.
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Omaha Bee
Fetes for Aged Couples in Rheims Celebration
The Westminister Review notes Rheims marked the golden wedding of sixty elderly couples. Folklore recalls revolutionary era fetes with processions of oxen and youths, while Paris in August 1797 honored senior men with Opera seats and garlands.
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Rheims
Westminster Review
Paris
Size Not Relative Matter Lecturing At The Sorbonne
Louis Lapieque argues that small animals have higher proportional food needs than large ones. Digestive efficiency is tied to necessity, not organ power, so smaller animals burn fuel faster. A pigeon needs five times and Bengal finch six times per weight unit. a man would require enormous meals to survive if eating at that rate.
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Sorbonne
M. Louis Lapieque
Esquimaux
Lapleque
Bengal
Dr Leon Wins Suit Over Land Dispute in Arkansas
The county court ruled in favor of Dr. Leon of Siloam Springs Ark granting possession of disputed land after a title contest following his claim of purchase. In a separate suit B M Kearney versus C B Rogers for 27 45 on an abstract, the jury could not reach a verdict and the case was continued.
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Dr. Leon
Siloam Springs
Ark
Leon Clams Te
B. M. Kearney
C. B. Rogers
Oklahoman Named Inspector
Clyde V. Butcher, assistant postmaster at Blackwell, has been appointed a post office inspector by Postmaster General Hitchcock at a salary of 1100 dollars per year. He leaves immediately for Washington, D. C. for six months of preliminary service in Hitchcock's office.
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Guthrie
Okla
Clyde V. Butcher
Blackwell
Hitchcock
Washington, D. C
Reading Railway President Recalled By Jestful Toast
At the ninth annual Traffic Club dinner in Reading Pennsylvania President George I Baer recounted a tale of a tall man with a carpet bag asking the price of a Niagara Falls round trip and leaving with a sharp remark that the Reading railway head was ignorant of such fare. The anecdote targets railroad magnates and underscores public skepticism of their competence.
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Traffic Club
Itteburg
George I. Baer
Reading
Reading Railway
Niagara Falls
New Electro Porcelain Plating Extends Process in Germany
The electro coating method used to decorate glassware with a silver network now extends in Germany to porcelain items like platters bowls tureens and tea and coffee sets. Electro porcelain is said to be stronger than porcelain and less prone to denting than silver while being cheaper than plated silverware. Plating is usually silver but sometimes nickel and may cover entire vessels or only handles knobs and edges. Cooking pots are typically left uncoated to keep porcelain clean.
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Germany
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W. Day
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Gold Crown and
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Empire Bloch Vinita
W. BD. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington Building
A. Stubblefield
Scott Building
Inita
Orla
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F. L. Hughson
Delaware
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Theo
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William T. Rye
Vinita Oklahoma
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
South Wilson Street
Adair Street
R. L. Mitchell
DR. 0. C. Heidtman
Vinita
Harry R. Haas, M. D
Dr. Griffith
Brin Bldg
Sapulpa
Fowler
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
Vinita, Okla
F. G. Cowan
Parker-Wise DO Farm Loans
J. R. Baird
East Side
W. H. McCann
Kinnison and Hollow
James
Davenport
New Halsell Bldg
W. B. Depue
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