Rogers Named Cherokee Chief by Federal Decision
In Washington on March 17 the Indian Commissioner informed Frank J. Boudinot that Chief Rogers is recognized as leader of the Cherokees by a department decision issued last December. The report follows a meeting with the president after Boudinot sought to settle the chiefship.
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William Elliott
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United States Marshals Pursue Wickliffe Fugitive Pair
In Vinita Oklahoma Marshal Darrough with deputies and bloodhounds chased the Wickliffe brothers joined by two Cherokee prisoners. Jim Wickliffe, accused of incendiary stump speeches, and uncles Louis and Jim Wickliffe deny knowledge of the fugitives as the search continued after early Friday departure. In Charlotte Judge Parker urged Southern Democrats to seek party leadership at a Manufacturers Club event.
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Darrough
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Charlotte
N. C
Alton B. Parker
New York
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Judge Parker
Mississippi
Action Endorsed in Mine Workers Conference
The United Mine Workers of America endorsed the executive board's decision to oust Patrick Dolan from the presidency and vice presidency of District No. 5. The national organization sees Dolan's case closed, pending only appeals by President Mitchell and H. Wilson.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Patrick Dolan
State Health Officer Tabor and Wife En Route Home
En Route Home in Austin on March 17 State Health Officer Tabor and his wife are traveling to New York from Liverpool. Commonwealth Realty Company of Dallas files its charter in Austin on March 17 with capital stock of $200,000.
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Long-Bell Lumber Company
Kansas City
Bradley-Ramsay Lumber Compsow
Austin
Tabor
New York
Liverpool
Foster's Weather Bulletin predicts severe equinoctial storm
W T Foster of Washington DC releases a March 17 forecast noting a major disturbance crossing the continent by March 21 and a subsequent heat wave. He warns of a cold snap after and advises delaying planting and outdoor work for tender vegetation along the 38th parallel.
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Copied Creek rolls sold in Fort Smith for $400 per set
In Muskogee on March 17 an insider at the Dawes commission office conspired with an external party to copy Creek tribal rolls. The copies were printed in Fort Smith and sold, with at least six sets handled by a single abstract firm.
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Muskogee
Dawes Commission
Fort Smith
Fire kills three Camden firemen at ruined armory
Three Camden firemen died and nine were seriously injured while battling a blaze that destroyed the old Sixth Regiment armory. In Greenville, Tex, Dixon, a Negro, was jailed on charges of criminal assault on a girl under fifteen. In Jackson, Miss, the U S government prepared to join the probe of an alleged lumber trust.
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N. J
Sixth Regiment
Greenville
Tex
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Jackson
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Spring shirt waists and Eton suits advertised
Mrs Mary Lawrence invites customers to inquire by phone 315 about new spring shirt waists and Eton suits offered for sale.
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