Roosevelt visit to Milwaukee interrupted by Seidel no-show
President Roosevelt arrived from St Paul and spent the morning meeting workers and journalists, with a luncheon and large rally planned. Mayor Seidel, identified as a socialist, did not attend the committee meeting, saying he opposes socialism on moral and religious grounds.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Milwaukee Press Club
Prews Club
Bohemian
Fin Seidel
Selder
White Oak School Reopens with Busy First Day
White Oak School starts at 9 a m on Monday August 29 with full rooms though some pupils are absent. Prof Krause from Afton visits en route to Nowata, Mies Harmon receives high state grade, Rafferty the director attends, and a social at Mee Bells honors Prat Klaue. Repairs improve the schoolhouse and Mile Harmon leads seventh year readers hour.
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White Oak
Krause
Afton
Nowata
Nettle Goforth
Profs
Bell Maid
Mr. Rafferty
Mies Harmon
Bell
Prat
Klauke
Echoel
Mie Harmon
Milea Brothers
Kansas City Stock Market Report From the Yards
Kansas City Stock Yards reports a firm cattle market with higher calf prices and steady to slightly lower cows. Quarantine cattle supplies rose to 75 carloads as conditions favor larger winter herds. steers top near 6 dollars, veal calves up to 8.50, cattle feed and stockers expected to absorb upcoming arrivals while hogs and lambs show mixed gains and strong feeder demand.
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Kansas City
Medhim
Hehe
Child Injured After Bed Fall At Rogers Home
The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Rogers was injured this morning when she fell from a bed. At first it seemed her neck might be broken as her head became caught in the bed frame, but she regained consciousness after about twenty minutes and authorities do not expect a serious injury.
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B. Rogers
Rogers
State Abounds in Luxuries Says State Auditor's Report
Oklahoma figures show a rise in luxury assets led by pianos and automobiles. Auditor M B Trapp notes 22 678 pianos statewide and 1970 automobiles valued at 800 717 dollars, with total piano value around 2 007 480 and near six million dollars invested in pianos. County by county, Oklahoma leads in jewelry values and luxury vehicle counts across 77 counties.
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Guthrie
Okla
M. B. Trapp
Colirees
Oklahoma
Ber
Trapp
Ollete Eanterner
Oldahdina
Muckeeo
Kay
Genesee
Iaw
Thia
Oklahoma County
Muskogee County
Pittaburg County
Tulsa
McAleater
Vinita City Council approves broad reforms to cash basis
Vinita Oklahoma city government adopts sweeping measures to run departments on self funding, place city on cash basis, require police fines to fund jail costs, cut salaries if revenue fails, shift water department to self pay, and curb city expenses while expanding sewers and street lighting controls.
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Vinita
Oklahoma
City Water Department
Water Department
J. P. Gooch
Murat
College
Excelsior
Snyder Residents Shift County Seat Records to Mountain Park
On September 7 Snyder citizens quietly moved county records for Swahsen county from Mountain Park to Snyder four miles away. They claim lawful right under governor proclamation and seek a county seat election with Mountain Park and Snyder as candidates. The offices moved include county clerk, county judge, treasurer, and district court clerk.
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Snyder
Ola
Swahsen
Ciitizens
Mountain Park
Swanson County
Haskell
Elvens
Guthrie
Porter road work expands with Delaware grade progress
Second section grading on the Cherryvale Oklahoma and Texas railroad moved to Delaware Oklahoma fifteen miles southeast of Wann. Ten miles of grading finished making twenty five miles planned. Plans outline segments to Nowata and Vinita with October laytins. Senator Porter to visit Paris stockholders next month with Munckles in tow. A consulting engineer from Paris coordinates with American engineers on the bridge near Nowata. Forest City laid out as first Porter town, seven miles from Caney.
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Cherryvale
Oklahoma & Texas
Delaware
Okla
Wann
Nowata
Vinita
Porter
Parle
Parla
Andea
Paris
Porter Road
Forest City
Caney
Secret Marriage in City Sparks Quiet Revelation
George McNurney and Mise Besa McCarl of Muskogee wed in the city Saturday afternoon to evade friends' vigilance. They returned to Muskogee the same night. The license was kept secret until today when details leaked from another source.
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George McNurney
Mise Besa McCarl
Muskogee
Emil Friend Held on Suspected Train Robbery Charge
Emil Friend of Chicago is held in St. Louis on suspicion of being the lone robber in a Burlington train holdup last night. A fagman was killed and several passengers robbed during the incident.
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Mil
Jyamas St. Louis
Emil Friend
Chicago
Burlington
Fagman
Minority Report Will Uphold Pinchot in Split Panel
Minneapolis Sept 7 Democratic members of the Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee favor a minority report that will condemn the Interior secretary and uphold Pinchot Garfield and Gravis. Republican insurgent Edward H Madison will back the push to publish findings, while a separate minority report is planned supporting Pinchot.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ballinger- Pinchot
Bal- Mager
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Louie R. Gravis
Alviston
Genera l
Edward H. Madison
Kansas
Seasion
Madison
Pinchot
Ballinger Saved by Chairman Nelson
Minneapolis Minn Sept 7 Senator Fletcher of Florida offered a resolution at the Ballinger Pinchot Investigation committee to remove Ballinger as an unfaithful officer. Chairman Nelson ruled no quorum and the committee recessed until Friday.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Townsend Wins By 25,000 in Michigan Primary
Detroit reports Townsend holds a solid lead over Senator Burrow in Tuesday's primary with indications the margin will exceed 25,000. AP dispatch notes early returns and party alignment in Michigan.
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Townsend
Angociated Press
Detroit
Mich
Charles F. Townsend
Senator Burrow
Pinchot Receives Dramatic Ovation in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota Senator Beveridge and J J Hill argued conservation policy as two opposing shows. Theodore Pinchot rose to answer, drawing a dramatic ovation with tears and cheers when Beveridge named him. The audience spoke loudly for Pinchot amid the heated debate.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
J. J. Hill
Pinchot
Terome
Ehoors
Beveridge
Meals A Day Feed Yankee Robinson Shows Staff
The Yankee Robinson Show runs a large kitchen operation supervised by Mr H L Kelley. It prepares about 2400 meals daily for employees including 650 at breakfast and dinner, with twenty four waiters serving meals. Over 1400 pounds of tea and 700 loaves of bread are used daily. Meals are served at 9, 11:30, and 5, wagons move to the camp after supper, and the dining tent is highlighted as a notable showcase.
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H. L. Kelley
Cook House
True Leaders Misunderstood Says John White Speech
John White of Kansas City told a National Conservation conference in St Paul that true conservation leaders have been misunderstood. He urged bold use of resources to spur development and warned against hampering progress for future generations. He cited Alaska and European saving habits as examples of prudent use and urged broad access to resources.
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Associated Press
Rt. Paul
Minn
John 4 White
Kansas City
National Conservation Can
Alaska
Alnaka
Committees Aim to Settle Weighting of Penalties Tonight
Kanga Cley Missouri September 7 committees and operators of the out wort are still hung up on the weigh ment of the penalization and a Von clauses of the contracts. Committees were in deial on all day noon they announced that they loved to reach an agreement on the o tration chvae by night.
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Associated Press
Kanga
Cley, Mo
Deialon
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