Bailey Addresses Senate on Emergency Currency Plan
Senator Bailey spoke nearly two and a half hours on currency legislation to a packed audience in the Senate chamber. He praised divine guidance, drew broad applause, and did not harshly critique the Aldrich bill though he supported an emergency currency provision.
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Bailey
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Senator Bailey
Aldrich Bill
Aldrich
Ben
Ald-rich
State Court Jurisdiction Confirmed for Prestatehood Indictments
Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Williams holds state courts have jurisdiction over indictments found before statehood and pending at the transition. The ruling affects about 1,000 cases, mainly from Indian Territory, including the Elmer Higgins murder case. The decision outlines federal and state authority, and the proper remedy via mandamus in doubtful rights.
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Robert L. Williams
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma State
Indian Territory
Elmer Higgins
Merten Hancock
Bartlesville
Higgins
Claremore
Statehood
Williams
Oklahoma
U. S
Congress
United States Court
District Court
Revival Evangelist Oliver Draws Thousands in Mankato
Mankato Kansas March 8 an evangelist named Oliver conducted a revival that drew 8060 converts from a town of about 1000 people many of them united with the revival and joined the faith at the meeting in the community hall and surrounding churchyards
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Mankato
Kan
Oliver
Fleet Returns to Magdalena Bay Ahead of Schedule
Washington reports Admiral Evans' fleet nearing Magdalena Bay by March 12, moving at 10.5 knots and 900 miles out, with no plan to stop at a Japanese port. A Pensacola wireless link confirmed the message from Rear Admiral Thomas aboard the Minnesota, noting the fleet's position and readiness.
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Car Department
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Hav
Tuxae" Shen
Callao
Magdalena Bay
Department
Suez Canal
Navy Department
Thomas
Atlantis
Pensacola
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Mexico
Minnesota
Admiral Pillsbury
Navigation Bureau
Kentucky tobacco war ends with pledge to buy 1906 crop
Negotiations between the American Society of Equity and the American Tobacco Company move toward settlement of three years of violence and boycott. The company reportedly agrees to buy 1906 crop held in pool for 15 cents a pound for the first one million pounds, with option on the rest if quality holds.
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Kentucky
American Society of Equity
Gomners
American Tobacco Company
The
Trust
Burley
Rock Island Coal Mining Company organized in El Reno
El Reno March 8 The Rock Island Coal Mining Company was organized here with officers including President W S Tinsman and Secretary Treasurer H B Law. General manager for Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana named with office at Harts horne and El Reno. Charter application filed.
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Rock Island Coal Mining Company
W. S. Tinsman
Rock Island
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
H. B. Law
Hartshorne
Prominent Architect Endorses Bitters as Spring Tonic
Norman R. Coulter of the Delbert Building San Francisco declares the Bitters a tonic good for everyone. He says it corrects stomach liver and kidney disorders promptly and strengthens the system as the best spring medicine at the druggist’s counter.
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Delbert
San Francisco
Mae Ae
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