Roosevelt leaves the job for tart in Oklahoma politics
Oklahoma Bank Commissioner Young rejects Kansas critiques of Oklahoma Guaranty Law. He says statements by Dolley are foreign to the law and notes that since January 1, 1999, Oklahoma has refused 320 charter applications. Roosevelt taft probes and Creek nation cases spark partisan debate in Washington. Dispensary agents prepare to audit on hand liquor inventories.
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Okla
Dolley
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Wichita
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Cncoww
Rand Beleve
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Young
Tra H. Winder
Barpe ES Sary
Ubsess
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White House
William H Taft
Chas. N. Haskell
Oklahoms
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Aimut Tvs
Rochavelt
Taft
Muskogee
Haskell
Lone
Oklahoma
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Oklahoma State
Missouri
Murdock
Kansas
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Ciers
Thighbaum
Kansa
League
Incorporate al
Oklahoma Law
Prohibition
Mhine
Opera
Fm. Murdock
Pawnee
Okia
F.¢.F. Cain
Ada Mandel Suddenly: Painter Jim Wilson Dies of Cocaine Overdose
Jim Wilson, brother of Jack Wilson, a West 12th Street painter, died suddenly after purchasing cocaine. He had shown unnatural behavior earlier and was reportedly in good standing despite heavy cocaine addiction. The Ada News offers sympathy to Jack Wilson and notes the brothers' Kentucky ties.
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Jim Wilson
Jack Wilson
West 12Th Street
Wil
C. Nash
Ada
Wilson
12Th Street
Wilson Brothers
Kentucky
Wilsons
Jack
Spuds Look Good From Friday Daily
Farmers in the district report bright prospects for a bumper potato crop. Merchants join the rejoicing as crop conditions improve for several years. The first potatoes are due late next week and indicate a high market price.
Sheriff Cascalas Removed by State Supreme Court
In Montgomery on June 3 the state supreme court declared Sheriff Cascalas of Mobile guilty and ordered him removed from office on a dereliction of duty charge.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cascalas
Mobile
State Supreme Court Bn
Resignation of Judge H C Baker Signals Court Change
June 7 report from Thrie Oklahoma notes the resignation of Judge H C Baker of the late criminal court of appeals filed with the governor and expected to take effect early. The piece mentions Thomas H Owen of Muskogee facing charges tied to shipments between two roads and discusses implications for shipper interests and state transport regulation.
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Thrie
Okla
H. C. Baker
Criminal Court of Appeals
Jeen
Thomas H. Owen
Muskogee
State
Oklahoma
Governor Considers New County Name to Replace Orville
Governor Haskell delayed action on a proclamation to create a proposed Orville County from Kiowa and Comanche. The name honored Orville T. Smith, a governor’s law clerk, prompting the governor to urge a different name be chosen. Smith says he gave no suggestion for the naming.
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Guthrie
Haskellas
Orville
Park County
Kiowa
Comanche
Orville T. Smith
Haskell
J. Smith
Train wait rule at junctions could aid travelers
The proposal to preponed Kley No. 54 requires all passenger trains to wait at junction points at least thirty minutes for connections. If enacted it would bring great convenience service and satisfaction to the traveling public.
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Sion
Kley
Oklahoma City Shawnee and Okmulgee Judgeships Indorsed
Guthrie June 4 reports say the executive office will name judges for Oklahoma City Shawnee and Okmulgee district Saturday. Contenders include Capt J H Grant and A N Munden for the superior court bench with Govs friends backing the latter, plus endorsements for clerk and other county court posts. Local factions engage in lobbying after Gov Haskell’s Tulsa return.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Okmulgee
Creek County
Haskell
Tulsa
State House
Oklahoma Superior Court
Antifaction League
J. H. Grant
A. N. Munden
W. C. Hughes
W. M. Engart
Kottawatomie County
West
Farmer Kills Farmer in Konawa Brawl Over Land
Konawa Oklahoma June 3. J H Snead a farmer six miles from Konawa died from blood poisoning after a head bruise from a rock thrown by his landlord S F Johnson another farmer. Johnson faces an examining trial at Konawa Friday and may plead a defense despite the fatal blow.
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Konawa
J. H. Snead
Canadian River
F. Johnson
Johnson
To See Blind Sister From Thursday's Daily
Mr. B. Ruble departs after noon for Competition Missouri to visit his son for 30 days amid unclear notes of travel plans and a tentative destination.
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Mr. B. Ruble
Competition
Eee
Classical Selections by Ada Students Series Opener
Indianapolis June 2 The government won a point in its prosecution of Charles R Williams and Delavan Smith owners of the Indianapolis News on criminal libel charges over graft accusations in the Panama Canal purchase The case was continued to October 11 to hear new witnesses including Hitchcock Mack Cortelyou and Morgan staff members as defense objects to the adjournment and the evidence sought.
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Indianapolis
Charles R. Williams
Delavan Smith
Indianapolis News
District of Columbia
Panama Canal
United States
Anderson
United States Court of
Stewart McNamara
Department of Justice
Washington
Charles W. Miller
Frank M. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
George B. Cortélyou
J. Pierpon
McNamara
Messrs
Hitchcock
Mack
Panama
Willamt
Nelson Cromwell
Zephyr cyclone relief drive boosts Temple donations
In Temple Texas a church coalition organized a fund drive and clothing collection for Zephyr cyclone victims admitted to local hospitals. About 75 more dollars brought the total subscribed here to 390. A representative from each church will canvass districts to aid the wounded and displaced with clothing and cash relief as patients show signs of recovery.
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Temple
Tex
Zephyr
Will Scott Jr
Justice Kane to Wed in June at St Paul
Guthrie Oklahoma June 3 Chief Justice Kane of the Oklahoma supreme court will marry Katharine Rea sall on June 9 at St Paul Kansas. The couple trace a long romance from Wichita to Oklahoma with his rise to chief justice noted.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court
Jane
Guthrie, Ok
Kane
St. Paul, Kas
Katharine Rea
Niagara County
N.Y
Horace Greely
Wichita
Kas
Oklahoma
Georgetown University
Washington
St. Paul
Konawa Debates Municipal Water and Light Ownership
In Konawa Oklahoma on June 4 voters approved municipal ownership of the water works and electric light plants. Of 109 ballots cast, 76 favored city purchase, a decisive showing with little public campaigning and broad support for local control.
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Konawa, Okla
Konawa
Compromise S sought delays Oklahoma county judge appointment
Governor Haskell has not yet named a superior judge for Oklahoma county and will decide Saturday after local aspirants visited the executive mansion. Rumors say a compromise sought to relieve him of responsibility with the Oklahoma City delegation. Attorneys A N Munden and J H Grant lead the race as others withhold comment.
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N. Haskell
Oklahoma County
Guthrie
Haskell
Oklahoma City
A. N Munden
J. H. Grant
Cuthrie
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