Views of Ex-Chief Forester on Conservation
Associated Press presents ex Chief Forester advocating broad conservation policy. He argues conservation faces opposition from special interests, outlines plans for waterways forests lands minerals and national health, urges interstate cooperation and public ownership with fair leases and timely fire patrols while warning against state rights tactics.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Conservation
Appalachian
White Mountain National
New York
Pennsyvania
Wisconsin
Congress
Friends of Conservation
Thompson Sentenced to Jail for Larceny
From Saturday's Daily Elmer Thompson received a $25 fine plus costs totaling 17.45 and a twenty day jail sentence in the justice of the peace Court this morning on a charge of larceny. He could not pay the fine and will serve the sentence in the county jail at $2 per day.
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Elmer Thompson
Justice of the Peace Court
Thompson
Southwestern Operators Ratify the New Contract
Representatives of the operators of the southwest met in Kansas City and ratified the contract agreed upon by conferees last week The ratification convention of the minors is set for Thursday and the mines are expected to reopen Friday The Big Chief Oil company controlled by Vinita men has sold production from its leases to Tulsa oil men for about nineteen thousand dollars The Price cited is said to be about nineteen thousand dollars
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Southwest
Big Chief Oil Company
Vinita Men
Tulsa Oil
Land Buyer Proclaims Service by C B Muropolous
Mrs. Beaver, a New York City dress saleslady and fitter, arrives at Dan Myers store in Vinita as the second expert hired in a month, offering latest styles in subtings and millinery. Mr Myers emphasizes nothing is too good for Vinita or his store to furnish.
Roosevelt's 1912 Ambition Sparks Taft Backers Debate
Washington and national figures weigh Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as a potential 1912 candidate. Taft supporters seek a clear statement of his intentions while Roosevelt has urged a broader nationalist program. GOP factions spar over who leads the party and toward what platform.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Osawatomie
McKinley
Gifford Pinchot
United States
National Conservation Association
James Rudolph Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Cecil Lyon
Texas
Lyon
Pinchot
Garfield
St. Paul
Oklahoma People At Colorado Springs Visit for Irrigation Congress
Oklahoma delegates and residents travel to Colorado Springs and Manitou during the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress in Pueblo. Prominent Oklahomans, lawmakers, and families plan sightsee ing trips, with rail rates enticing attendees to combine business with recreation in the Pikes Peak region. The piece lists numerous Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and county figures visiting or staying in Colorado Springs and nearby towns, noting preparations for a likely large Oklahoma presence at Pueblo.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Pikes Peak
National Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
Colorado
Colorado City
Manttau
Oklahoma
Hooker
Okla
H. 8. Cunningham
Guthrie
R. B. Hutchinson
Checotah
G. B. Carney
Pawhuska
Frank Braden
Ponca City
van L. Wilson
Sumner
R. B. Gooch
W. D. Mackaday
K. C. Cox
S. M. Alexander
Young B. Jones
Granite
Solomon M. Smith
Fairfax
Ibeasle M. Hazlitt
Denver
John P. Medden
el Paso
Colo
Lawton
EB. J. Baird
Edwin Johnson
Manitou
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
M. A. Breckenridge
Tulan
Frank Phillips
P. G. Spinney
C. Schletter
Chickasha
D. ©. Robertson
Beaver 'S Sight
W. L. Cowper
Maurika
Maniton
Mary Westcott
B. M. Babcock
Helen
B. Finley
Joseph Knocker
Lewis Jones
Misa Bianche Kahn
John A. Spaulding
Sapulpa
Charles B. McPherson
Ola A. McPherson
Durant
John A. Koch
Murray
O. H. Kirkpatrick
Bartlesee
A. D. Lawrence
Charles McClellan
G. BR. McClellan
Enid
Richard H. Casey
el Reno
F. i. Blackhart
Mia
Blackhart
Bennett of
Tabler
Vinita Reopens Schools With Fresh Classrooms and Teachers
Public schools in Vinita resume after a three month holiday. High school moves to Willie Haltell college building freeing space in the main school, improving fire safety. Sacred Heart Institute opens as the city’s sectarian option and a strong teacher corps promises a solid year. The piece notes legal references to the Smoot-Hawley era injunction affecting Oklahoma.
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Jon
Willie Haltell College
Vinita
Sacred Heart Institute
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