Cites' Penalty: Bank Powers Restricted in Oklahoma
Acting Comptroller of Currency Kane notified all national banks in Oklahoma that an attorney general opinion holds it illegal for bank officers to enter into certain agreements under state law. Persistent action on such bank reposits could justify charter revocation.
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Washington, D. C
Haskell
Oklahoma
Curraney Kane
Starantee
Persistong
Wiltul
Ssleb Baok
B testament Senator Alison Funeral in Dubuque Iowa
A solemn funeral for Senator Alison in Dubuque with a large delegation from Des Moines and state officers attending. The service was simple held at the residence of the dead, the interment private, and citywide mourning observed with closed businesses and crepe adorned buildings.
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Dubuque
Iowa
WB. Alison
Bergen
Weatminister
Presbyteri Chavel
Huelness
Nate Mast
Pable
Des Moines
Camingk
Dairymen to Exhibit at Texas Fairs This Fall
Moser secretary of the State Dairymen's association writes to Secretary Vance that Texas dairy interests will stage a notable exhibit this fall. The plan includes prize stock competition for premiums and a demonstration display of dairy products and processing, supervised by the association to promote dairy advancement at San Antonio, Dyilas, and San Angelo fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
Mhirymen's Association
Vance
Waly
Fion
Texag
San Antonio
Dyilas
San Angelo
Fleet in harbor Sunday visit by American battleship
A wireless message from Admiral Sperry requests that the flagship of the American fleet be positioned at the harbor entrance on Sunday morning to manage anchorage upon arrival. Prime Minister Ward sends a cordial greeting praising Roosevelt era ideals and New Zealand’s stance for peace and justice. A rifle match between American and Iroquois volunteers is planned, but colonial law forbids landing armed forces from ships.
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Auckland
Aug
Sperry
Casez
Joseph Waid
Roosevelia
New Zealand
Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mill faces receivership
In Minneapolis Minnesota August the Pillsbury Washburn Flour Milling Company stockholders move to federal district court to appoint receivers. A statement from the receivers office says the company, famed for its reputation, seeks protection to conserve creditors and place property with a sale court to protect rights and interests. Capital stock is 5,006,000 with equal division between preferred and common shares, and 4,150,000 in bonds remain outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Bilebury-Washburn Flour Milling Company
Federal District Court
Pillsbury Washburn Company
Aliens mob to lynch fellow after child attack
A mob of foreigners in Philadelphia last night attempted to lynch Joseph Gree alias Joe Winneateln after an attack on three year old Nellie Wiener. The mob forced entry into a barber shop where Green was cornered. Police fired and were dragged toward the patrol as the crowd surged.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Gree
Joe Winneéateln
Nelie Wiener
Illinois Direct Nomination Primary Opens In Chicago
Chicago today marks the first direct nomination primary with four parties, Republicans, Democrats, Prohibitionists, and Socialists, nominating for all state and congressional offices and many county and municipal posts. An advisory vote for U S senator will determine the party nominees for those offices. Republicans name four candidates for the legislature and U S Senate. Democrats list Stringer and Blakely for the Senate, with others to be nominated for various posts.
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Chicago
Tit
Aug
O'Cipel Loday
Tha Vale
Advegistepad
Repubilens
United States
Hapleiss
Mason
Wim. Webster
Foss
Denocmts
Stringer
Blakely
Man executed in Memphis for an incident
Henry Johnson, a Black man, was executed today at the city jail in Memphis. He died after a related incident tied to a crime on Ide May Broadway. The report notes a young girl, daughter of a local dayman, not yet four years old.
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Memphis
Tenn
Aug. S
Henry Johnson
Johnson
Ide May Broadway
Winnipeg Strike Breaker Arrangements Raise Tensions
In Winnipeg Manitoba aug eight fifty more non union workers were brought to the Winnipeg shops of the Canadian Pacific railway and put to work. The company arranged housing and feeding for 100 men in the yards. A special policeman on duty at the Winnipeg depot was attacked by an unknown man with a corded wood slick last night. Several Winnipeg strikers have been linked by executive officers for publicly standing at the work when they refused to join the strike.
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Winnepeg
Man
Winnepeag
Canadian
Piceltic Railway
Varida
Leaders claim 7000 votes for the pros in Texas
Report indicates three faction leaders in the submission forces in Dalles Texas expect a 7000 vote majority after a contested tally. They claim the 26 small economies failed to report a complete tally and that delegates are being lined up for the convention floor fight.
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Dalles
Tex
Ang
Tn Nieik
Ial
Antonia
Taft Attends Greenbrier County Horse Show Visit
President candidate Taft attends the Greenbrier County horse show in Sulphur Springs West Virginia. He plans to take the track shortly before two o clock after a morning meeting with Senator Scott of this state who sits on the national committee.
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Sulpher Springs
W. Va
Taft
Senator Scott
Thistsste
Ropwlition National
Ban on crooks meeting in New York City
Dr Ben Reitman of Chicago urges a convention of criminals to meet in New York next month. Inspector McCafferty vows arrests for any arriving criminals and opposes the gathering, warning of a city crackdown while noting the convention aims to discuss society’s treatment of crime and victims.
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New York
Bollin
Ben Reltmann
Chlesxo
McGafferty Jaughin
New Texas Line Nears Opening with Train Ops Planned
Special to The Light from Worth Texas notes a Texas line near completion. Rail officials announce trains will run from the north over Orleans tracks to Chillicothe, then via Denver line to Fort Worth starting September 15. The Oriental publication says service will extend to Sweetwater by September and to Ban Angela by January.
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Worth
Tex
Kansas
Chilicothe
Texas
Denver
Fort Worth
Sweetwater
Seelaloth
Angela
Local Weather Report for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy conditions with a low temperature near 72 degrees and a high around 74. Winds light from the north. Thermometer readings and station remarks indicate variable confidence. no precipitation expected today.
Hardy field blowout shocks Sim Antonians at nearby well
The Hardy field blowout near Markham, 700 feet south west of well No. 1, sent casing, water, and equipment into the air as gas and oil indications sparked a fierce outburst. W. C. Moore, president of the Hardy Oil Company, called the event a sign of a proven field and noted multiple wells drilled in Jersey with limited success outside the gas area.
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Markham
W. C. Moore
Wegity
Mr. Moore
Louislam
Pexas
Blum Co Gets Charter For San Antonio Merchandise Firm
Spacial to The iat Austin Tex AVY. chartered today the Wail Bhan eon pay nf San Anjonto with a capital Block of $2040. Incorporators Ato ALSatilytedy Miles Angst aml Jol Mw. The purpose ta to do il merchandise.
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Austin
Tex
San Anjonto
Alsatilytedy
Miles
Submission Fought Out in Convention
Special to The Light reports Governor Campbell travels to San Antonio for the slave convention meeting next day with aim to influence the state executive committee. The piece notes expectations of a lengthy debate on the submission and mentions the attorney general’s stance while several other state officials depart tomorrow.
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Campbell
San Antonio
Igsnc
Man sues Woodmen camp to recover death benefit
iQ Balman sues in a first district court over aWoodmen of the World death claim. The Grayson county resident seeks 100l0 from the camp, which allegedly failed to pay after Wright I Balman died. The suit cites a claim by Teatman alias to be the beneficiary under policies issued by the deceased Batman in the Woodmen of the World. The event date around June 19, 1908.
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Iq Balman
Mit Iyseveau firstyIet
Caerying
Woodmen of the World
Cara Bay
Grayson Comity
Pheaut
Oodmen
Wright I Batmin
Comm! Waetiam
Abley
Batman
Teatman
Antonia
Ray Lambert and Sam Belden Nominated For Sheriff Tickets
Fragmented political report lists Ray Lambert and Sam Belden as nominees for sheriff and equity attorney roles respectively. It notes committees weighing candidates, with Henry Terrell and Victor Keller among others and outlines vacancies and precinct commissioner selections amid a busy political year.
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Mission Garden
Vaviliva
Tom Newton
Cresson
Lorena
Une Bach
Royal Bureau
Justic of the
Pease
Ben Pe Herry Terrell
Tuka
G. Tobia
Hol Toepperwein
Joseph Herekemaum
Gaanslo
Jerisia
George Heusrmanne
Mitch
Leo Antonio
Andres Coy
Artur Sturms
Tus
Victorier
Mike Chaving Baker
Jo Et
Fevil
Skmn
Heuermang
Fred Terrell
B. Gievalent
Ber
Tammiend
Chevift
Kay Lantert
Henry Terrell
Theodore Vinke
Victor Keller
Arthur Storms Carty
Jon Borckmson
Dr. Jackson
Will
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Tutte
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Edward Scard
Hilal
Joseph Bart
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