Grimes Pays Kansas Shortage Amount to Clear Office
Former Kansas state treasurer F E Grimes voluntarily paid 9381.00 to the state to settle alleged shortages from his administration. He said the practice of detaching bond coupons caused unrecorded losses, and he acted to avoid a protracted lawsuit, reaffirming his honesty and responsibility. Attorney General Coleman praised Grimes for resolving the matter without state loss.
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Topeka
Kan
F. E. Grimes
Kuteas
Grimes
Kanenas
Haskins and Sells
Ole
Kansas
State Treasurer’s Office
C. C. Coleman
Senate finance panel to seek White House timing on cabinet picks
Washington December 11 The senate finance committee plans to press the White House for clarity on when nomin ees George B Cortelyou for treasury and James R Garfield for interior will be sent to the senate for confirmation. The panel intends to learn from the President the status of current secretaries Bhaw and other changes amid the pending nominations.
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Washington
Senate
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
James R. Garfield
Interior
Senate Committee On Finance
Bhaw
Full American citizenship urged for Porto Ricans
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress recommending full American citizenship for Porto Ricans after detailing his November visit to the island. He praised education efforts, outlined local governance, and urged maintaining native troops while praising the island’s administration and self-rule. He concluded the current law and its administration have achieved the best possible results.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Porto Rico
Ponce
Ceyey
San Juan
Arecibo
Switzerland
Lagat Nem
Seieen
Department of War
Department of State
Theodore Roosevelt
Smoot Case In Senate Questioning Utah Seat
Senator Burrows, head of the privileges and elections committee, urged that Reed Smoot is not entitled to a Utah seat. He noted no proof of polygamy and said the committee’s bid to declare the seat vacant rests on Smoot’s links to the church hierarchy. He argued Utah officials are dominated by that church body.
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Washington
Burrows
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
Burrowes
Smoot
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Burrow
Presidency
Twelve Apostles
Helrarchy
United States
Electrical Workers Strike Quiet Return at GE Works
Schenectady New York December 11 2500 Industrial Workers of the World members at General Electric returned to the plant Tuesday morning after a walkout at 8 o clock in protest over reinstatement of three discharged men. The strike showed no demonstrations and involved no other actions.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Works
Madrid Leaders Rally in New Extreme Liberal Party
In Madrid on December 11 the premier Mirenis De Armijo, former premier Moret, and Canalejas, president of the chamber of deputies, led the formation or leadership of a new party known as the extreme liberals.
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Madrid
Mirenis de Armijo
Moret
Chamber of Deputies
Canalejas
Tha New
Extreme Liberals
Proceedings of the county court midweek sessions
The county court records show coal bills against river drainage District No. 1 approved for amounts to John B. Eggar 119.35 Lille J. Wasson 966.80 Andrew Jackson 37.80 and C M Barkley clerk 77.00. Foreclosure on J H Deaton school loan ordered. Petit jury drawn for February 1907 term lists Mingo R F Worhage Grand River M F Tabler Deer Creek J W Allen East Boone J W Richard West Boone Jno M Henderson West Point Jno W Gwinn Elkhart Isaac Lockridge Mound C K Galan Shawnee J F Allen Spruce J W Christy Deep Water T 9 Day Summit W O Turpin Mt Pleasant W 8 Fuller Charlotte D C Wolfe Homer Ged Bahiken Walout C B Cullieon New Home.
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John B. Eggar
Lille J. Wasson
Andrew Jackson
C. M. Barkley
J. H. Deaton
Mingo
Mingo, R F Worhage
Grand River
F Tabler
Deer Creek
J W Allen
East Boone
J W Richard
West Boone
Jno M Henderson
West Point
Jno W Gwinn
Elkhart
Isaac Lockridge
Mound
K Galan
Shawnee
J F Allen
Spruce
J W Christy
Summit
O Turpin
Mt Pleasant
Fuller
Charlotte
C Wolfe
Homer
Ged Bahiken
Walout
C B
Cullieon
New Home
Legislature Meets January Second Amid Constitutional Quibble
A leglature convenes on January second with debate over the general assembly rules. Critics insist the session should not begin until a constitutional requirement is met, noting the first Wednesday after the first Tuesday of legislators. A reference to the state constitution may clarify the error.
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General Assembly
Bate Wation
Ten Years For Horse Thief Leader In Territorial Ring
Tulsa December 10 W C Stanley an alleged leader of a notorious territory horse stealing ring was sentenced to 10 years in Leavenworth federal prison by Judge Sulsbacher in the federal coins.
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Tulsa
W. C. Stanley
Leavenworth
Sulsbacher
South of Spruce Items
Rev Riley filled his regular appointments at the M E church of Spruce Sunday morning and night. W G Atkeson is building a new addition to his house. Mesers Green Hoyt Lucian Polley Cleave Hunter and Harry Chitwe made a business trip to Butler Saturday. A little girl came to brighten the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Kret singer Saturday morning. A protracted meeting is being carried on at the M E church of Hudson with large crowds in attendance. Rev Riley preached at Uniatl.
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Rev Riley
M. E
Spruce
W. G. Atkeson
Green Hoyt
Lucian Polley
Cleave Hunter
Harry Chitwe
Butler Baburday
Frank Kretsinger
Hudsson
Ettm
Rev
Riley
Unia
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