Oklahoma Trunk Line Railroads Challenge Two-Cent Rate
The M. K. and T. and Santa Fe sue in federal court at Enid to block Oklahoma two cent passenger and twelve freight orders, arguing rates are confiscatory. Chairman Jack Love says the action follows prior state efforts and targets the uniform accounting order to force segregation of freight and passenger earnings. The fight may surpass Missouri and Arkansas cases in scope.
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Corporation Commission
Santa Fe
Enid
Oklahoma
Jack Love
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Constitution and Corpora Commission
Missouri
Arkansas
Katy
Desperate Hunt er Captured in Arkansas for Oklahoma Sheriff Murder
Alf Hunter a negro is captured in Pine Bluff Arkansas after a gunfight with officers and confesses to the murder of Oklahoma Sheriff G W Garrison and a separate Arkansas killings. He claims to shield his jailed brother while authorities seek extradition and pursue related cases.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Alf Hunter
G. W. Garrison
Oklahoma
Fourche Bottoms
Little Rock
Jesus
Fourche
Hunter
Garrison
Oklahoma City
Philpot
Angus F. McNeill
Redfield
McNeill
W. L. Goodwin
Goodwin
Alt Hunter
Joe Kingsbury
Harvey D. Garrison
Fate Sanders
A. F. McNeill
Sher
Gram
Arcadia
Oklahoma Q City
Watonga
Blaine County
H. D. Garrison
McArthur
Oklahoma County
Hitchcock
Oklo
Pine
Pearl Kingsbury
West Second Street
Arkansas
Jem Brune
Senator Roddie MAD on Oklahoma bank failure and loyalty
Senator Roddie criticized the collapse of Columbia Bank and Draft in Oklahoma City as a test of the state bank guaranty law. He argued the guaranty fund would remain intact through stockholder assessments, urged unity among state bankers, and claimed distant financiers back a scheme to undermine Oklahoma banking law.
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ADA
Columbia Bank and Draft Company
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roddie
Young
Guaranty Fund
East
United States
Prohi tition enforcement focus marks Atoka court term
Judge Rainey opened the fall term of district court at Atoka. Defendants pleaded not guilty as the grand jury was empaneled. The court heard emphasis on illicit liquor sales and police duties while juries were formed for H Woodard murder case amid plans for night sessions.
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Rainey
Atoka
Pontotoc County
Riden
A. J. Caldwell
John Tigner
Z. T. Cartright
A. Henagen
John Keifer
H. C. Russell
J. S. Gish
T. W. Hardin
J. H. Gillespie
John Carlton
A. P. Robison
I. W. Odom
T. W. B. Mullinax
H. Woodard
Crawford & Bolen
J. F. McKeel
W. S. Cruce
Ardmore
Woodard
Bryan Bailey to Debate Tariff in Atlanta Next Month
A joint tariff debate between William Jennings Bryan and Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas is planned for Atlanta in October. Bailey accepted via wire to the Atlanta Young Men's Democratic League, Bryan to decide a date from Lincoln, Nevada, with both men arguing free raw materials as their divergent stance.
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Atlanta
William Jennings Bryan
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Bailey
Young Men’s Democratic League of Atlanta
Bryan
Constitution
Fort Worth
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Nev
el Paso
Senator Bailey
Patton forecasts rise in cotton amid bull pool
James A. Patton, famed for wheat speculation, arrives in New York and declares a big cotton bull pool. He expects prices to reach 17 to 20 cents as demand grows from a short crop and tariff effects, noting 350000 bales a year used for automobile tires.
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James A. Paitton
Chicago
New York
Mr. Patton
Patton
Katy Changes Time to Improve Ada Connections
The north bound Katy arrival in Ada shifts to 4 58 p m to enhance connections with other trains and services. The schedule tweak aims to streamline transfers and reduce wait times for passengers.
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Katy
Ada
Train Collision Kills Ten In Chicago Yard Crash
Ten men died and sixteen injured when a southbound Pennsylvania train crashed into a cattle train caboose near Chicago downtown yards. The engine tore through the caboose setting debris ablaze. six bodies recovered within minutes and sixteen injured removed from the ruins.
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Chicago
CincInnati
Pennsylvania
Cotton seed brings $25.00 a ton in Ada street trade
Cotton seed sold on Ada streets Tuesday for 25 dollars per ton. The seller earned a sizable price for his commodity, reflecting high demand in the local market.
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Ada
Judge Galbraith's Guest Visits Columbus Cousin
Hon. Walter C. Galbraith of Columbus Indiana visits for the day with cousin Judge Clinton A. Galbraith of this city. The pair are noted as prominent figures in the state's newspaper circles.
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Judge Galbraith
Walter C. Galbraith
Columbus
Indiana
Clinton A. Galbraith
Central West feels earthquake across several states
A slight earthquake was felt across Southeastern Missouri and into Illinois Indiana and Tennessee including Nashville and St. Louis at 3:47 am. Damage was minor with chimneys toppled west of St. Louis and sleepers awakened in the western city’s residential area. Downtown districts showed little evidence of shaking.
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Tuuesday
St. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Nashville
Tenn
Peary Silent on North Pole Controversy
Bar Harbor Maine Sept 27 General Thomas H Hubbard of the Peary Arctic Club and Peary plan a conference on proofs disputing Cook’s North Pole claim No new Peary developments awaited Commander Peary will arrive from Portland tonight and stay with Hubbard at his home.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Thomas H. Hubbard
Peary Arctic Club
Peary
Cook
North Pole
Portland
Hubbard
Port Caroline Arrives In Adelaide After Delay
The British steamer Port Caroline from Cape Town arrived in Adelaide on Sept 25 after about a week of delay. Officials say she did not sight the missing Warratah, which had prompted hopes she might have picked it up.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Port Caroline
Cape Town
Normal Moves to High School
From Monday's Daily the state normal body moved from ward schools and churches to the nearly finished city High School building. The elegant structure, near completion, will host the normal while the state building is prepared. It features 20 plus rooms and a 500 seat auditorium with modern appliances and appurtenances, making a solid interim facility.
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State Normal
City High
Pastors Association and 25 000 Club Reception Set
Arrangements are under way for a reception for the faculty and pupils of the Normal and for Ada residents, to be held Friday evening October 22 at First Methodist church. The event aims to strengthen ties between citizens and the normal and welcome newer residents. All are invited to cooperate with the churches and the Club.
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The
Normal
Ada
Pastor’s Association
First Methodist Church
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Sheriff Garrison
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Holland
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L. M. Bunker
Senator Roddie Mad
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