Trouble Over Mowing Court House Clashes in Muskogee
Dec 11 reports say Delaware county residents clashed over access to county records. About two hundred armed men patrol the streets around the court house while officers attempt to protect the building. Sheriff Thomason has enlisted help to maintain peace as enforcement officers confront the crowd.
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Muskogee
Otla
Allem
Delaware Court House
Jey
Court House
Sheri Thomason
Bounty
Geographies Center
Cove
Bill Sheldon
Money trust profits reveal in New York banks report
Washington December 11 Walter Frew chairman of the New York Clearing House Association showed a profit of 90000 for the year from making out of town check collections. Frew denied knowledge of any New York bank blocking country tanks in 1907. Chemical Company No 2 called meeting tonight at 8 o'clock with special business to be considered. Let all be present. B Jonking, Secretary.
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Washington
Money Trust
Walter Frew
New York Clearing House Association
New York
Frew
Chemical Company No
B. Jonking
Domestic tragedy shocks Waxahachie farm family
A farmer, roughly fifty, shot his wife then killed his hired man Newt Pierson and injured himself near Orrville, Waxahachie, Texas. The wife died. Pierson was fatally wounded. The incident occurred at about 11 o'clock this morning. Daumkanger, a possible typo, was injured.
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Ghot Mia
Himnsatt
Waxhachie
Texas
Dee
C. A. Naumgartner
Farmer
Mer Orrville
Newt Pierson
Mra. Daumankiner
Mersonia
Maumgartner
High Court Rules Pole Access for Brownwood Telegraph
The Third District Court of Civil Appeals ruled that a telephone company may place poles and string wires over streets within cities, towns, or villages if it complies with city ordinances. The decision came in the case of the City of Brownwood and the Brown Telegraph and Telephone Company, which had been denied entry.
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Associated Pre
Austin
Teas
Dee
Elvil
Brownwood
Brown Telegraph and Telephone Company
Brown
Woman Could Hold City Office Says Charter Amendment
In San Francisco, Dec 11, the city charter amendment adopted yesterday grants women the right to run for city offices. The measure passes amid debate on suffrage and governance.
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San Francisco
Cal
Australian anti monopoly bill passes by vote
In Melbourne on December 1 the Australian parliament approved the antimonopoly bill by a 41 to 4 vote. The government faced pressure from the steel trust to limit imports and warned of a potential move by the American beef combine to control Australian trade.
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Melbourne
Australis
International Steel Trust
Ratis
Great Excitement as New York Stock Exchange Moves
Reports from New York show high activity at the Stock Exchange with traders reacting to midday shifts. Union Pacific stock fell sharply after a notable four point swing, while other major shares fluctuated as the market remained unsettled.
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Santa Claus
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James Furniture Co
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B. F. Wren
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White Crest Flour
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N.Y. Stock Exchange
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Stock Exchange
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