Bailey Bryan debate shapes Texas tariff stance in national race
Clarence Ousley weighs the Bryan Bailey feud and its impact on Texas politics. He says Bailey allies with the Texas tariff view, framing a northern free trade conflict as a regional contrast. The piece predicts the tariff issue may define the next presidential nominating contest.
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Texas
William Jennings Bryan
Cleveland
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Bryan
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New England
Charlie Morse Convict Claims Sacrificial Role in Financial Collapse
Charlie Morse, jailed figure, asserts he was made scapegoat for the nation’s money troubles. He links the country’s seven million loss to a broader fortune of 22 million swept away, framing his conviction as a political or financial misfortune.
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Roosevelt
United States
Morse says he cleared most debts after release from Tombs
New York Oct 2 Charles W Morse says he has cleared 80 to 85 percent of his debts after paying off about 7.5 million since leaving the Tombs June 17. He maintains his appeal is hopeful and blames the Roosevelt administration for his past indictment while noting the broader push to ban checks under one dollar faces bankers nationwide.
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Charles W.morse
Martin W. Littleton
Theodore Roosevelt
Morse
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Washington
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United States
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Greenwood and party return to Tennessee from visit
Messrs. P. M. Greenwood and Bynum Greenwood left for Cookeville, Tennessee after several days with their son. They were joined by Boney Daily and Robert Webb who also visited their old friend R. W. Allen and family.
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Messrs. P. M. Greenwood
Bynum Greenwood
Cookeville, Tenn
Boney Daily
Robert Webb
Frind
R. W. Allen
Grand Jury Indicts 43 as Trials Continue
The Daily reports the grand jury has returned 43 indictments and continues to issue true bills. Recent trials include Anthony Peyte for perjury, resulting in a hung jury after nine for conviction and three for acquittal. Newston McClure was acquitted of assault to kill, Cravin Brown pled arson, and several horse theft defendants were fined or sent to reform school. Andy Scribner faces murder trial next Tuesday.
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Peyte
Rainey
Newston McClure
McClure
Jeff D. Neal
Cravin Brown
Scrivner
Stonewall
Geo. Duke
Joe Green
Grayson Seely
Nelson Cobbett
Reform School
Andy Scribner
Lillie Scribner
Frank Scribner
Norton poised to reclaim Columbia Bank ownership
Oklahoma City October 5 the state banking board nears acceptance of cash and securities offered by W L Norton president of the Columbia Bank and Trust company to return control of the bank to him. The transfer appears likely to proceed.
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Oklahoma City
State Banking Board
W. L. Norton
Columbia Bank and Trust Company
Pension Plan Moves Forward for Missouri Pacific Workers
More than 100 representatives from Missouri Pacific rail line unions gathered in Sedalia Missouri to lay the groundwork for a pension plan. A committee was named to draft plans guided by major carriers and a vote by all Missouri Pacific employees will decide adoption. The bank securities are being reviewed by three independent bankers amid federal court action affecting control of the bank.
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R. W. Hitch
George Berthoux
S. C. Ford
M ‘Ouri Pacific
Norton
Haskell
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Peary Exhibit Reveals Tiny North Pole Fish Findings
Roosevelt expedition trophies include preserved fish from near the Pole showing diminishing size with greater latitude. Other finds include musk ox, walrus tusks, narwhales, arctic foxes, and deer, sent to the American Museum of Natural History for mounting and display.
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New York
North Pole
Peary
Roosevelt
American Museum of Natural History
Museum of Natural ‘History
Peary and Cook Divide On Submission Of Polar Data
New York letters reveal Peary willing to submit all records to a National Academy committee while Cook insists on first presenting materials to the University of Copenhagen. Johns Hopkins President Remsen was asked to seek consensus, with Huntington and Osborn urging a joint examination by impartial scientists.
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New York
Cook
National Geographical Society
Peary
Archer Huntington
American Geographical Society
University of Copenhagen
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Henry F. Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Huntington
National Academy
Remsen
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Osborne
Thomas H. Hubbard
National Academy Committee
Geographical Societies
Scribner Murder Trial Sees Slow Jury Selection
Andy Scribner stands charged with the murder of Lillie Scribner as a venire of forty jurors is drawn and juror empanelment drags. O H Lee faces assault charges with a $300 fine and costs, Craven Brown is convicted of burglary and sentenced to two years, and Bill Nutt’s murder case will follow.
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Andy Scribner
Lillie Scribner
O. H. Lee
Craven Brown
Bill Nutt
Scribner
Post Office Robbed and Burned in Tyrola Area
Postmaster Young of this city received word from Tyrola postmaster R W Carnes that the Tyrola post office and its contents were robbed and burned during the night. Robbers entered the building and seized items before setting the fire to cover their tracks. Loss size unknown. no suspects named yet.
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R. W. Carnes
Tyrola
Katy Road
Smith West wedding at the Parsonage of Asbury church
Yesterday at 4 30 in the afternoon R B Smith and Ruby West were married at the Asbury Methodist church Parsonage in the city. Rev C C Barnhard officiated and the couple departed on the 4 58 Katy to Oklahoma City. Friends extend best wishes for a happy life.
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R. B. Smith
Bart
Ruby West
Howard West
C. C. Barnhard
Katy
Oklahoma City
Ada
State Banks See Substantial Deposit Increase in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City October 5 state banks gained over 2 million dollars in individual deposits between June 23 and September 1, per figures received from Guthrie tonight by State Bank Commissioner Young. He called the rise very gratifying and noted expected declines due to crop season and fall financing. R. H. Reynolds visited the News to advance his subscription.
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Okla
Guthrie
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