Opening of Kiowa Comanche Wichita Caddo Lands Plan
President issues proclamation to open Kiowa Comanche and Wichita Caddo reservations in Southwestern Oklahoma for homestead entry. Registration runs July 10 to 26 with drawings starting July 29 and entry exams and social visits to lands beginning August 6, with offices in El Reno Lawton and Reno.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Focal Land Offices
Aig Undstisiar
Rome
Focal Land Office
Tior
Wichita
el Ir
Lawton
Nd Ie
Law
Tawiy
Townalte Peer Port St
Lewton
Campeche
Reetster
Iaya
Reno Caly
McLean Leads Block in Ohio Democratic Convention
Delegates gather in Columbus for the state convention as McLean of Cincinnati and Johnson of Cleveland, main candidates for U S senator, abstain from attendance. Kilbourne of Columbus expected to secure the governorship with a likely Johnson absence shaping platform dynamics amid tax reform debates.
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Columbus, Tuly
John KR. Mclean
Cincinnati
Tom L Johnson
Cleveland
U. S
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
McLean
Charles W. Baker
Ohio
Johnson
Congress
Jones
Toledo
New York
Cruacreative Element Would Econtrol the Committee On Resoluts
Chatman Salon
Juteon Harmon
Buriac Cleveland
Tormer
Vincede
James Kilbourne
Columbus
Free For All
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Sam Jone
Cochran
Bmvor Jones
Friends of Johnson
Isaac R. Sherwood
Reform
Lions
Kulboursie
Johnaian
Cinel
Barker in a Cell Assailant of Key Taken to Penitentiary
Thomas Barker, assailant of Key, was brought to the state penitentiary at Trenton New Jersey on June 3. He arrived with Deputy Sheriff Mayne of Hudson County and was processed through the prison intake before being placed in a cell pending shaving and assignment to the prison workshop.
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Key
John Kellar
Trenton
N. J
Thomas Barker
Sheri Mayne
Hudson County
Barker
Record Heat Threatens New Sunday Temperature Peak
Weather notes report a Sunday high near 4st 7o and speculation that rising temperatures today could surpass the record. Government readings show varied hourly marks with forecasts hinting at potential rain later in the week if heat eases, while talks of cooler trends begin by Tuesday.
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Pelock
Veet
Landslide and Flood Devastate Long Kens Coast Canton
Reports from Tacoma and Canton describe a June disaster at Long Kens where a massive landslide and earthquake unleashed floods. Two hundred houses, crops wiped out, and large portions of Lung Keng were swept into the bay. a tsunami-like wave followed making escape impossible for those caught in the water. Separately, in Wane Tang province kidnapping abducts women and children for ransom. a Buddhist nun is shown publicly for kidnapping cases and six abducted women found in a convent.
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Tacoma
Wark
Canton
Braemer
Long Kens
Wane Tang
Treasure of Gold Arrives as City of Seattie Reaches Beattie
The City of Seattie arrives from Lynn canal carrying a Klondike treasure cargo valued around $600,000 plus $100,000 in dust consigned by the Canadian Bank of Commerce to a U S office. Trader Willan Wareler and miner Mr Lee each held about $50,000 in dust. June reports say most producing claims in the district are active and government has 100 men building improvements to boost gold output. About 4106 were said to have left the Klondike for None and the Keyekuk since the river opened.
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Toul
Kloschke
Educational expansion ties to progress says Brown
Elmer E Brown of the California University states that educational expansion goes hand in hand with political and industrial progress. He emphasizes reforms linking schooling to national development and growth.
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Elmer E. Brown
The
California University
National Council of Education Opens at Detroit Convention
The National Council of Education met in Detroit at a convention of the National Educational Association. William T. Harts opened with a paper on isolation in schools provoking debate. Papers discussed educational progress, university teaching liberties, and expansion in the South and overseas. Over 3,000 members have arrived for the session with Portland and Seattle sought as future hosts.
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Detroit
Council of Education Inc_ MCA
Department of Indian Edweston
Centraal
National Educational Association
National Council of Education
National Association
William T. Harts
Harri
J. W. Cook
Dekalb
D. Louis Solien
St. Louis
J. M Greenwood
Kansan
Stanford University
South
Tuskee Bee School
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Por Tably
Portland
Gread
Seattle
Murder at Pratt Families Tragedy in Kansas Town
Pratt Kansas July 4 John Lemings shot and killed his father W I Lamings in Narom township last night at seven. Lemings surrendered to the sheriff after the fatal family dispute.
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John Lemings
Pratt
Kan
Lamings
Naron Township
Sherif
Plan of settlement delays steel strike in New York
July 2 report that Morgan backed plan to settle looming iron and steel dispute within five days. Conference to ratify terms slated for Wednesday or Thursday in New York or Pittsburgh. Some discharges at Wellsville plant threaten progress. Shaffer demands reinstatement before any conference proceeds. Officials in New York deny Morgan involvement and say no meeting planned here.
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New York
Holt
Ike
Pittebure
Lasue
J.P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Pittsburg
American Tin Plate Company
Tinged States Steel Company
Interems
Ixbor
Aod
Pitsburg
Wellaville
Amrican Steel Sheet Company
Iron and Steel
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Saltshore
Old Meadows
Wellsville
Amsigamsted Association
American Sheet Steel Company
American Steel Hoop Company
Standard Chain Company
Columbus
Ohio
Niles Tran and Sheet Company
Niles Ohio
Lake Erie Iron Company
Cleveland
Empire Rolling Mil Company
Empire, Chip
Pitteburg Forge and Iron
VU. 5
Step Corporation
General Corporal
Associated Prexé
Themalzamsted Association
J. Pierpont Morgen
Mr.Morgan
Resting Programme in Canton as McKinleys Observe
President and Mrs McKinley closely watch their seeing programmes in Canton July. They appear wearing cooling attire and seek to feel well while gradually strengthening. The President and Secretary Corteivou attended to official work, clearing business from Washington and forwarding matters by mail. A few visitors called to pay respects and shake hands with the president.
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Canton
McKinley
Ombe
Siator
Sie Kinley
Prestaede
Corteivou
Warhington
Dent
Pesronak
Troops from Fort Riley Deployed to Oklahoma Lands
Two troops from Fort Riley were ordered to assist in keeping order during the opening of Indian lands in Oklahoma and the Indian Territory. They began at 1 o clock, one at Rock Island Port, the other at Fort Hall, and will stay as long as needed.
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Fort Riley
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Rock Ilan
Neit
Fortean
Rate Cutting Sparks Western Rail Committee Meeting
A Western trunk line committee chaired by J. W. Mahones convened to pressure the Santa Fe to withdraw its proposed rate cuts and to stabilize the rate structure. Officials warned that Great Western road must join the arrangement and financial guarantees to maintain rates, while others warned of broader cuts and traffic shifts through main lines.
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St. Louis
J. W. Mahones
Santa Fe
Tr le
Shwe
Santa Ve
St. Paul
Thiend
Thiend, ’ Wabash, Northwestern, Pila Coure
Hansia
Kunsas
Ome UC
Santa Me
Injunction Sought To Halt Kiowa Comanche Apache Land Opening
Oklahoma City will seek a court injunction before Judge Irwin in El Reno to stop opening Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands. C Porter Johnson to represent Tadiene members opposing the lands release. Suit aims to halt homeseeker registration and preserve land rights amid federal actions.
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Oklahoma City
Oklo
Irwin
el Reno
C. Porter Johnson
William M Aanuae
Severuy Bards Ae Tadiene
Lawton
Renn
Saloons Open Sunday In Kansas City
Kansas City saloons were open and conducted business yesterday with no arrests. Police knew of the situation but held to their theory that arresting men and sending them to the station would only lead to release by police court the next morning. The crowd last night included men charged with disorderly conduct.
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Kaneat City
Kansas City
Statinn
Westers Trank Time Freight Assoc meets to settle rate war
Chicago July Post reports a meeting of the Western Trade Time Freight association slated for tomorrow. The open reduction by Santa We prompted a price war in freights. The session aims to settle the dispute and finalize rates amid ongoing carrier adjustments.
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Chicago
the Post Today
Boom for Kansas Secretary Boot to Inspect These Military Posts
Kansas officials announce that the secretary will inspect listed military posts to review readiness, oversight, and alignment with state defense priorities. Officials emphasize thorough checks, potential reforms, and ongoing oversight responsibilities for local bases and facilities.
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Secretary Boot
Inspection Tour Plans for Army Post Strengthen Training
Washington official outlines a schedule for inspections at Fort Leavenworth Jefferson Barracks and Forts Riley and Leavenworth. The aim is to extend peacetime education and field training for regular and national guard troops, including a new military security course and extended field maneuvers.
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New York
Washington
Forte Leavenworth
Tiley Amd
Fefferson Warricks
Americas
Lasvenworth
Jefferean Barracks
Nerry
Colted
Forts Riley
Leavanworth
Casper Tou
Genoa
Multi-church Evangelistic Meetings Open Across City
Cincinnati churches held a Sunday of evangelistic services conducted by Floyd W. Tompkins and Corneline Wolfkin with hour long sessions and a later Genital-Chemsria address. The day featured varied topics, a notable rally at Audiverton-Wulleten led by James L. Higew and a Sisters program, drawing large crowds to Lutheran and other venues across the city.
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Cincinnati
Earl
Floyd W. Tompkins
Phildelphia
Corneline Wolfkin
Bravicton
Fopeksi
Thorelis
Caine
Chiat
Aftravan
Wormer
Tren
Kineurs
Ehareb
G. Campbell Alorgat
faNtimere
Manore Engrins Aeorkets
Cludianut
GeleRtleswig
Francis Clare
Haiclin
Clark
Paget
Eoaileh Lutheran Church
Willian Shae
Helos
Wfternan
Ettels
Joruing
Ecoueh Coustne Berry
Audlvertun Wulleten
James Lerwlt
Higw
Lexington
Christian Endeavor
Richard Lewis
Deaver
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Ray
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Pioneer Battalion
Rhine
Lung Heung
China
Klondike
National Council
Northwest
Morgan
Plan OF Settlement
New Landa
Landa
Kansas
Forts
Riley and
Leavenworth
West Point
Sheldon
Topeka
Tures
Lange Cities
Joly
Mowton
Vile
Welbington Thy Menger
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