Hearings in Red River Suit Set for June 20
Frederick S. Tyler, commissioner in the Red River boundary suit, announced that testimony will begin at the Federal Building in Oklahoma City at 10 a m on June 20 regarding the claim of Placer mining claimants against the State of Oklahoma over school lands involved in the litigation. He added hearings will follow in Wichita Falls on an as yet undetermined date, with boundary locations starting August 15 likely in Washington, and later sessions in Texas county seats and Oklahoma sites such as Lawton.
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Washington
Frederick S. Tyler
Rediver
Federal
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Tyler
Wichita Falls
Texas
Lawton
Strange bear and wolf dialogue about hunger
A bear muses on the wolf’s gaunt condition and the wolf explains he stays away from the door until the house is empty, revealing a dark fable about scarcity and prudence. The exchange frames a grim inaction as a survival strategy within a simple, rustic scene.
Pigs Riot At Waukegan Farm After Nursery Influx
Chicago report recounts Mrs. Ames of Waukegan raising sixteen piglets that arrived hungry and in soprano tones. Two piglets died when stepped on, leaving eight fed. nursing bottles and milk were hurriedly summoned. The rest were crowded out at feeding time as the village handled the unusual brood. The piece ends with a quip about 1880s pirates and war profiteering records.
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Chicago
Seaman
Ames
Waukegan
Nature
Tulsa rage riot lesson echoed in Dallas editorial
A Dallas Times-Herald column proclaims the law of racial hierarchy and warns that any challenge to white control invites deadly punishment. It assigns Tulsa violence to racial boundaries, praises aligned black allies, and asserts that the negro must stay within prescribed bounds or face doom.
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Dallas Times-Herald
Tulsa
Rio Grande
Maine
Canadian
North
Dallas
Baby Baptized With Water From River Jordan
The 342 month old daughter of Rev. and Mrs. William M. Anderson Jr. was baptized using water from the River Jordon. Dr. W. M. Anderson, the baby's grandfather, performed the baptism at the First Presbyterian Church service on Sunday. The water was brought from Palestine almost twenty years ago by a friend. Sarah Catherine Anderson is the first daughter in the family in over seventy five years.
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Jordon
William M. Anderson Jr
First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Anderson
Edison predicts autos will distill fuel on board
Thomas A. Edison Jr predicts cars will carry miniature stills within a few years to distill fuel from petroleum and other ingredients. He said the device would be powered by heat and motion of the engine and could produce enough fuel to run the car and supply by products to cover maintenance.
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Boston
Thomas A. Edison Jr
Knights of Columbus Automobile School
Edison
Why Sugar and Salt Taste Sweet and Sour
The piece explains taste as a nervous effect, not intrinsic qualities. Sugar salt and other solids are tasteless until dissolved by saliva and secretions. As they dissolve, the tongue detects their characteristic flavors, revealing that taste is learned by experience rather than inherent in the substances.
Understanding Taste Qualities Beyond Chemical Action
The passage argues that taste is a learned reaction rather than a fixed chemical property. It notes sugar is described as sweet due to experience, while saccharine tastes sweeter though chemically different. It emphasizes that terms like “sweets,” “salts,” and “acids” reflect effects on taste nerves, not intrinsic qualities.
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Linecoln
Planters National Bank
Roberts Garage
Pioneer Garage
Mineral Wells
Whitewright, Texas
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R. F. Beasley
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Eli
Bucklake
Alton R. Hill
Frank W. Mann
Cannon
Spruce St
Ford
Geo. O. Brannon
Garland
P. A. Short
Telephone No
the Sun
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
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Carleton
Axminster Rugs
Palm Beach
Hudson, Davis & Co
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