Tariff Burdens Rally Behind Aldrich Stock Boom Claims
Topeka July 25 United States Senator Bristow charged that Senator Aldrich forced higher cotton tariff schedules to bolster the stock market. He accused the increases of aiding stock gamblers and speculators, not protection for legitimate manufacturers, citing 1909 stock issuance totals and testimony from Cotton Manufacturers Association officials. Bristow criticized woolen duties as excessive and opposed reducing them, arguing it would boost imports and ship more cotton products abroad.
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United States
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Oklahoma City Growth Shocks Census Figures
Washington reports Oklahoma City has grown nearly 40 percent in ten years since becoming state capital. Population now 64,205, up 8,900 since 1907. Oklahoma County climbs from 25,915 in 1900 to 45,232 in 1910. Ardmore declines from 8,769 in 1900 to 501 in 1910.
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Immigrant arrivals by nationality for past fiscal year
Washington reports 1 041 570 immigrants admitted, with 228 453 Italians and 128 248 Poles among the largest groups. Total arrivals are 3 784 fewer than the prior year, per Commissioner General Keefe revealed today.
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Assassination of Ridgeway Mayor Bousman Shocks Virginia
Ridgeway Virginia July 25 The assassination of Mayor A H Bousman aged 65 by a dynamite bomb hurled into his front yard hammock shocked the village and surrounding county. The blast tore legs away and mangled the body as neighbors found parts on nearby walls and roofs. Police hunt a lone assailant believed to have planned the crime, with a special town reward of 300 dollars, matched by state and private supporters.
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Southern Congress to Meet in Atlanta
Gromvanor Dawe and Charles Hall Davis of the Southern Commercial Congress traveled to New York to confer with Former President Roosevelt about the next general meeting to be held in Atlanta Georgia. The executive committee will meet there Friday with the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to plan the event, which is billed as the greatest in the congress’s history. Roosevelt, as president, supported the movement and aided its progress.
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Crippen and Leneve Aboard Montrose In Crime Capture
Wireless dispatch from Montreal says Crippen and Ethel Leneve are aboard the Montrose bound for Montreal with Scotland Yard convinced of their identity. The couple were arrested on the ship after the captain notified authorities and Crippen was found without a plausible alias or proof of marriage.
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Belgium
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Foes of Bryan CET whip hand in liquor fight
Grand Island Nebraska July 15 delegates to the Democratic state convention discussed plans for the contest in the platform. Foes of county option rallied while William Jennings Bryan did not attend. W R Patrick attacked Governor Shallenberger and urged direct submission of a referendum. Anti county option forces claimed many delegates aligned against the plank. The populist faction planned to join the platform with county option and initiative provisions.
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Admiral Locker Dead at 80 in Washington
Rear Admiral Thomas H. Locker veteran of the Mexican and civil wars and long Paymaster General of the navy died in Washington after a long illness at age 80. He was a native of Ohio.
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Plan Adopted For Cotton Bills In International Trade
New York July 25 bankers negotiating with railroad officials adopted a plan for through bills of lading for cotton. A five banker committee will go to Europe to present the agreement to English and continental bankers. Foreign banks demand guaranteed backing by a bank for American cotton bills after November first. The plan follows a White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia meeting on July 19 and provides for railroad issued bills of lading with a signature certificate attached to certify the bill covering the specific base.
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Court Fight Begun For Glidden Trophy
New York July 25 Papers served on the contest board of the American Automobile Association today informing them that a preliminary injunction has been granted to Harold Q. Smith president of the Premier Motor Manufacturing Company restraining the sparg from delivering the Glidden trophy to George W. Dunham of the Chalmers Motor Company Detroit. Justice William J. Kelley of the supreme court granted the injunction. The Golden War referee originally awarded the trophy to Premier. on protest by the Chalmers entrant the award was reversed by the contest board because the off tank and pump on the Premier car were not stock.
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American Automobile Association Today
Harold’ QO. Smith
Premier Motor Manufacturing Company
Sparg
George W. Dunham
Chaimera Mets Company
Detroit
William J. Kelley
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Nurse fatally hurt in fall at Hillman Hospital
Birmingham July 36 Bta Myrtle Solr head nurse on night duty at Hillman hospital accidentally stepped into an elevator shaft at the hospital early this morning and was fatally injured. Her back was broken and skull fractured by the fall. Her parents lived Gadsden, Als.
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Minnesota Rich State Faces Possible 1911 Tax Break
Minneapolis July 25. Minnesota with nearly 4,000,000 in the state treasury may levy no taxes for 1911. Surplus funds have grown due to lumber case settlements inheritance tax and other litigation. Governor A O Eberhart and Attorney General George T. Simpson weigh no levy recommendation as officials discuss surplus riches.
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Receiver named for W C Hundley
Partners charge W C Hunley insolvent and mismanaging the Aragon Hotel seeking injunctions and a receiver. The suit claims $13,306.08 in debts against $6,500 assets, with $2,090 cash taken and Hunley retained control despite demands for settlement. Joseph Thompson named receiver. hearing set August 11 before Judge George L. Er.
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Epidemic of Burglaries Hits Alabama Stores and Homes
An epidemic of burglaries Sunday night extends from Phoenix City to Girard Alabama. A. H. Smith drug store window was smashed and watches stolen. John Anthony Girard grocery also breached, with valuables taken. Residences reported broken into and goods stolen.
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Progressives’ Ohio Platform Aims For Reforms
The Ohio Progressives bring a radical platform to the state convention with aims including a public utilities commission and general corporate commission, strict bank supervision, director accountability, severe penalties for corporate misuse in politics, campaign finance publicity, removal of unfaithful officials, a short ballot, and city government by commission. James R. Garfield arrived in Columbus to discuss the platform while Brown heads the ticket against Harmon for governor.
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Col Livingston Talks To Voters At Enthusiastic Meeting
Colonel Livingston campaign supporters in Fulton County held a large gathering at the New Kimball breakfast room. Reports from wards precincts and counties were favorable with a plan to build a broad organization to secure a large majority. Livingston spoke in strong terms and the meeting scheduled advisory committee work for next Thursday.
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Washington
Bank Officials Probe Missing Cashier After $600000 Stolen
A general alarm spread across the United States as authorities seek to locate a cashier missing with about $600000. Bank officials hope some portion remains unrecovered and will surface in investigations.
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Wider
Missing cashier Wider in bank defalcation mystery
New York July 28 police issued a general alarm for Erwin Wider a 42 year old cashier described as tall with a small black mustache rimless glasses and a German accent. The case centers on a Wall Street defalcation rivaling a famous previous heist and a growing missing funds total with questions about accomplice links and where certificates now lie.
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Huaca-Chiness Bank
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Weather Prophecy by Ally Falsh Foretells Georgia Winds
Weather forecast notes Tuesday and Wednesday with possible light to moderate south and southwest winds. Strong entities include Ally Falsh in a regional weather note.
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