Roosevelt Scandal Claims Fuel Ohio Political Clash
Governor Charles Haskell of Oklahoma rails against President Roosevelt in a charged exchange touching Standard oil interests, Indian lands, and university appointments. Guthrie reports Haskell accuses Roosevelt of subservience to oil power while outlining disputes over the Prairie Oil and Gas Company and related franchise claims and federal rights.
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Oklahoma Governor Haskell Reproached by Attorney General
Guthrie Okla September 23 President Roosevelt's statement rebukes Governor Haskell. Oklahoma Attorney General William J. H. Westar alleges personal motives, linking Haskell to Standard Oil amid actions against the Prairie Oil and Gas Company. The dispute centers on injunctions and alleged legal advice gaps.
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Haskell Accusations Tied to Hearay Evidence in Ohio
In Columbus on September 23 Attorney General Monnett recounts a private car statement about Governor Haskell linked to a $600000 bribe fund tied to Standard Oil. Monnett refuses to exonerate or condemn, suggesting grand jury review. He alleges Squires named several parties, including Rockefeller, Ford, and Haskell, as related to the bribery scheme.
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Confession by John D Rockefeller Opens Personal Record
The text reports John D Rockefeller agreeing to publish a confession in The World’s Work October issue. He states his aim to set forth vividly the events and rumors surrounding his life, preferring transparency during his lifetime rather than posthumous truth. He hints at grave charges against many associates and notes his initial wish to remain silent.
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President in Reply to Bryan Oilers No Definite Proof Against Haskell
Governor of Oklahoma called morally unfit. Roosevelt telegram note hints at presidential acts and possible proof delay. Witter involved in comments on Gevan, while Haskell defends his governorship amid public scrutiny. Unclear telegram content circulated, with partial details read before morning.
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Roosevelt Responds To Bryan Charges Over Haskell
President Roosevelt delivers a long advisory reply to William Jennings Bryan denying direct accusations about Governor Haskell and Standard Oil ties. The document discusses Oklahoma and Ohio matters, trusts regulation, and calls Haskell’s conduct disgraceful. Roosevelt confirms no direct charge about the Ohio issue and emphasizes broader moral concerns.
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Death by Strychnine Shocks Rome Community
Miss Florence Landrum of Rome died after an overdose of strychnine used to relieve a headache. She was a stenographer and the daughter of county official L. Landrum. Authorities suspect a mistaken dose. she collapsed after taking medicine and died minutes later. The incident prompted a local inquest and drew concern from family and colleagues.
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Bryan withdraws from University presidency bid after urging
In Lincoln on September 23 the college press reports William J Bryan withdraws from the sophomore class presidency race at the University of Nebraska after learning his son was a candidate. Bryan had initially consented to run only after strong urging from classmates.
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Mayor of West Tampa Ends His Life in Bedroom
Francisco Villano, mayor of West Tampa and Cuban by birth, killed himself in his bedroom with a revolver after telling his wife he would end their marriage. Neighbors recalled his calm temperament and respect from citizens as authorities investigated the suicide.
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Primary ballot candidates for city offices appear on official list
The primary ballot shows candidates for Mayor City Attorney City Engineer Commissioners and Aldermen across wards. Names include Godwin Woownrd Hirsch Lux Coflecio Poyne Ho Terrel L Coitler Candler Wallo Bain ton Ingram Cor aul Jr Haggart Vaughan Boat Forrest etc. Also listed are Treasurer and Executive committee selections and several minor short term posts.
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Tevas speech sparks heated crowd at Fort Ward event
The September 23 gathering in Fort Ward Texas featured Thsias Lo dil gen and a slate of speakers as voices debated state politics. A tense audience pressed organizers and lawmakers, with boos and calls for action echoing as tension rose over party lines and candidate positions.
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Georgia Weather Summary for Thursday to Friday
Generally fair conditions prevail in Georgia with light to moderate northeast and east winds. Forecast low temps and high temps are expected with seasonal normal rainfall figures. no significant weather events anticipated.
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