Eagles Lose Charter In Carthage Incident
Fort Scott official C H Danner arrives in Carthage and revokes the local Eagles charter after seizing papers and lodge property. He cites violations of law and vows to restore order before possibly reestablishing a new aerie. Local figures discuss wheat yields and Jasper County farm transfers amid Missouri Capitol talks.
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C. H. Danner
Fort Scott
Kane
Order of Eagles
Carthage Montay
Order of Eastes
East Fourth Street
Danner
Carthage
Taree
Carthige
Eagle Lodge
United States
Missoari
Washington Notes on Congress and Presidential Hints
A Washington dispatch discusses frustration with House rule changes affecting floor speech and district actions, including pensions. It notes Speaker Clark’s continued ambiguous stance on the presidency, Missouri political quirks, and Roosevelt’s role in the Tennessee Coal and Iron affair. Admiral Togo’s reception in Washington is covered, along with a Beverly collision involving President Taft and his aide Archie Butt during weekend travel.
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Middle West
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
House
Clamp Clark
Fennelvinia
Missouri
Clark
Barkis
Roosevelt
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Taft
Archie Butt
Beverly
Mass
Airmail Event At Carthage Fair In Missouri 1911
Promote the Carthage Fair in August 1911 urging cooperation of farmers stockmen and residents of Southwest Missouri. Highlights include exhibits live stock poultry agriculture and prizes including a grand piano a Victor gramophone and a gold watch for the most popular lady. Also notes community quotes and local political remarks about Girard mayor and city government.
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Missouri
Missour
Carthage
Toms
Lfarmers
Mudlern Woodmen
Baly
Endon
Victor
Su Mach haveLt
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Webb Bros. Merc. Co
Bridge, Beach & Co
Superior Steel
F. M. Conrad
L. B. Perry
Eptember
Webb Brothers Mercantile Company
Tess
Eagles
A. Hodis
Cardiapeae
J. N. Anderson
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Jasper County
Jasper
First National Bank
E. L. Thomas
Pres
W.C. Thomas
Cash
H. L. Tallman
J. Wesley Spaid
NEWS
Washington
Tien
Girard
King
Bay
Dr. Schooler
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