Six jurors selected as McNamara trial moves toward panel
Los Angeles oct 21 six of eleven talesmen remain possible jurors in the McNamara murder trial as challenges for cause and bias continue. Notable challenges include A R McIntosh opposing death penalty on circumstantial evidence and George W McKee questioned over belief in dynamite's role in the Times explosion.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Talesmen
McNamara
Seaborn Manning
F. D. Green
Robert F. Bain
Carpenter
A. R. Mclntosh
George W. McKee
Los Angeles Times
James B. McNamara
McKee
Bordwell
A. @. Robinson
T. W. Adams
Ernest F. Decker
J. Shower
Otto A. Jesson
H. Y. Quackenbush
California
Cotton Fire at Ada Will Cost $100000 Loss
Ada Oklahoma October 21 fire at Ada Compress plant destroyed the building and machinery with about 400 bales of cotton burning. Estimated total damage around $100000 including plant value $40000. Company president S J Phillips of Greenville Texas and major stockholder Birge Forbes Cotton of Sherman Texas. J D Lasater Ada local manager. Most cotton losses insured.
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Ada
Okla
Ada Compress Company
S.J. Phillips
Greenville
Tex
Birge-Forbes Cotton Company
Sherman
J. D. Lasater
$20,000 Prizes At Spokane Apple Show Highlights Value
Robert S. Walker of Southern Fruit Grower lauds the National Apple Show in Spokane for November 28 to 30. Cash prizes totaling 20,000 dollars cover multiple contests including Alabama to West Virginia entries. Shows aim to educate and promote apple growing as an art, expanding demand and land values.
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Spokane
Wash
Robert S. Walker
Southern Fruit Grower of
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Apple Show, Inc
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
National Apple Show Urges Broad Support and Equality
The article argues for broad-minded management and equal prize opportunities at a national apple show. It calls on apple growers from all sections to support the enterprise, which aims to grow in importance and foster unity, with a visit encouraged in November.
Sooners Easily Defeat Aggies in Stillwater Clash
In Stillwater Oklahoma, the Sooners beat Oklahoma A&M 22 to 0 in a hard fought football game. Superior backfield work by Oklahoma carried the day as Reeds scored three touchdowns and kicked two goals while Courtright and Capshaw added others. Aggies, led by Schreiber and Capshaw before injuries, struggled to halt the Sooner forwards and mustered little offense after early drives.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahomas Agricultural and Mechanical College
University of Oklahoma
Sooners
Aggie
Collegians
Owen
Aggies
Oklahoma
Reeds
Soonerbacks
University
Comstock
Courtright
Capshaw
Oklahoma l
Thompson
Schreiber
Weaver
Martin
M. Rogers
Comstock Nairn
Parker Meecham
Groit Meecham
Groit Thompson
Frances Burton
Enwert Hart
Bullen Clark
Beihl Ambrister
McFheeter
Weaver Capshaw
Allen Reeds
Schrieber
Talbot
Biel
County Commissioners to Check Township Accounts
Oklahoma City October 21 State Examiner Charles Taylor asks special deputy examiners to inspect township reports filed with county boards. The audit duty lies with county commissioners to verify township expenditures. deputies should require compliance and include a statement on law adherence in their reports.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Taylor
Buy Em Early. A Christmas shopping warning tune
A Chicago Record-Herald verse urges shoppers to buy gifts early to avoid crowded stores and crowded trains. It humorously warns clerks will wear weary looks as December approaches, stressing timely purchases to dodge holiday rush.
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Mabel
Chicago Record-Herald
Dunlop seeks writ to force state land funds transfer
Oklahoma City Oct 2 The state treasurer asks the supreme court for an alternative writ of mandamus to compel land office commissioners to turn over revenues above 500 to the state treasury or to appear and show cause by November 14 1911. The suit names Governor Cruce Secretary Harrison Auditor Meyer Superintendent Wilson and President Bryan as defendants asserting the treasurer is the legal custodian of public funds and that money is earned at 3 percent interest only when not deposited with the treasury.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Robert Dunlop
Charles L. Moore
Thunlop
State of Oklahoma
Lee Cruce
Benjamin Harrison
Leo Meyer
R. W H. Wilson
G. T. Bryan
Land Office
State Board of Agriculture
Judge Chambers
School Lands Department
Dunlop
West
Board of Commissioners
Cruce
Harrison
Bryan
Meyer
Wilson
McGaw Censured And Merkle Fined
National League manager John McGraw was censured by the commission for conduct during the Athletics Giants game in New York last Tuesday with a warning that future misbehavior could lead to removal from the field and disbarment from world series games along with a heavy fine. first baseman Merkle of New York was fined $100 for improper conduct.
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New York
National Commission
John McGraw
Athletics Giants
Merkle
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