Hearst Again Attacks Roosevelt In Oklahoma Letter War
The saga of Hearst attacks continues as he renews charges against President Roosevelt. He cites letters from rival figures and warns of court action, asserting conspiracies over Osage oil lands, Prairie Oil and Gas franchise deals, and interior department records. He challenges Roosevelt to publish documents and faces accusations of political manipulation and corruption.
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Unis
Hearst
Benator Por
Porakor
Govjor Haskell
Roopever
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Interior Department
Depew
Harriman
Roosevelt
Drusk
Ylaky
Prohibition
Indian Territory
Standard Ol Company
Raméadaie
Shea
Bartinsville
Roosevelt to grill Hitchcock at national conference
Washington DC October 1 The announcement said Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee met with President Roosevelt. The meeting followed a plan to handle the party’s national campaign and how Hitchcock would be involved in management of the campaign.
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Washington, D.C
Mitchcock
Republican National
Roosevelt
Amended Complaint in Oregon Lumber Rate Case
The Southern Pacific and R X railroads filed an amended complaint before the Interstate Commerce Commission argued that the Hepburn rate law is misapplied. They claim the commission seeks to curb rail power and force water competition, demanding an unreasonably low rate. Arguments were heard this afternoon.
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Ran Francisco
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ovation to Tap t warms greeten at Beatrice campaign kickoff
Beatrice Nebraska October 1 The crowd warmly greeted Wit Tatt as he opened his campaign in the state with strong support. Analysts note his advantages have grown over the past week due to rising value and improving momentum, with expectations he will soon gain full support.
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Beatrice
Fire Ravages Chico Block as Fire Department Contains Blaze
A destructive fire swept a Chico block today severely damaging six houses and destroying four family homes. Fire officials said crews battled the flames and gained control, with responders extinguishing the blaze and preventing further spread. The incident caused multiple residences to be evacuated and left several families homeless.
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Chico
Politicians Meet to Fix Campaign Strategy
A Democratic county central committee meeting discussed campaign preparations and expenditure funding. Officials considered replacing Frank Beott and naming Pred Woanscott for the legislature seat, with speakers to be chosen by the executive committee. Nearby nominees from Harrison and St Maries districts attended, including W. F. Febthaber and Sherman J. Warren as candidates.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Frank Beott
W. F. Febthaber
Banthdrum
A. A. Dasari
St Maries
Senate
Sherman 3. Warren
Ptrie Lake
F. A. McCail
Hathdrum
C. J. Kinsolving
ML Marion
Coraser
Jake Weed
Harrison
M. Wall
Lame
Ho Legtaiatare
Reward Offered For Franklin Fire Suspects
County commissioners consider a 1500 reward for the apprehension of those responsible for the Franklin fire. Commissioner Busby voiced support and plans for the city to add 4400. Young McBurmey and partners, owners of the building, are to contribute 100 as well.
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Board of County Core Missioners
Franklin
Busby
Alsn
Young McBurmey
Woman Charged With Adultery After 86 Hours in City's Jail
Mrs Moteu Mhamers a resident of the restricted district was brought before Judge Chamberlin to answer adultery charges. Police say she was arrested at a Glentoe home by order of the prosecuting attorney. Officials offered no explanation for the arrest. She was confined for 86 hours and placed under a $500 bond. Mike Shomers was charged with vagrancy, pleaded guilty, and chose 19 days in jail over paying a fine.
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Moteu Mhamers
Denisen
Chamberlin
Shomers
Glentoe
Poller Metiovers
Por Tire
Mike Shomers
Nuebas
Bankers’ Association session highlights leadership bets
Denver report on the American Bankers' Association meeting features Alexander Albert of New York as keynote speaker. The session signals Georgia Meynolds as likely president and Lewis K. McPherson as vice president, with several other candidates in contention.
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Denver
Colo
Alexander 1Lbert
New York Hearing House
Georgy M. Maynolds
Lewis K. McPhersom
Robbers crack Tonopah bust. $600 stolen from gamblers
A bold Tonopah robbery cracked the bust of a gambling ring with $600 taken from the gamblers property. Officers hold hope of catching the thieves as eight towns across the region alert for suspects and keep a close vigil.
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Tonopah
Nev
Tate
Manbiatinis
Eighartes
Vigian Loskest
Extension of rail line to Metaline proposed in Spokane report
Spokane dispatch details plans to extend the line from Newport along the Idaho and Washington Northern to Metaline amid a major bond sale by Mla well and Associates to Peabody Woughitailing. The project aims to reach the rich Metaline mining district, enable ore transport, and spur agricultural and timber development along the Pend Oreille valley, with surveys indicating a likely west bank route though right of way issues remain unresolved.
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Spokane
Wash
FA. Mlawell and Associates
Peabody, Woughitailing
Chicago
Idaho & Wington Northern
Binckwall
Newport
Washington
Box Canyon
Lowe
Mate ‘Uine
Wea
Pend Oretilie
Hue
Melline
le Wanal
Comur d’Alnne
Panhendry Lumber Company
Hinckwell
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Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
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Cortelyou
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