Three Republican Judges Elected In Oklahoma Districts
Oklahoma City reports the November 8 election results show three Republican judges elected among twenty six districts led by Huston Enid Cullison and Stanfield vote tallies across districts. The slate reflects numerous Democratic wins and close GOP margins across many districts including third seventh and twenty-second.
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Stanfield
Repulican
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
A. H. Huston
Guthrie
James B. Cullison
Enid
Wade &. Standerd
Sapulpa
Okmulgee
State Election Board
John H. Pitchford
Bruey B. Keenan
T. L. Brown
Orion L. Rider
R. P. DeGraft
R. P. Allen
George C. Butte
John H. King
Preslie B
Robert M. Rainey
Farmer
Stilwell
Russell
James B. Humphrey
Democratic Majories Grow in Oklahoma City District Votes
Official general election returns show party splits across five Oklahoma City districts. In the first district McNeil leads Democrats with 18 415 votes while McGuire and Reynolds trail. in the second district Putton tops Democrats at 24 062 with Morgan the Republican at 25 184. third district Davenport leads Democrats at 25 812 against Creager 21 767. fourth district Carter wins Democrats 1 959 to Campbell 11 979 with Gilmore 5 534 as Poe. in the fifth district Perris leads Democrats 28 600 over Franklin 12 425 and Stallard 6 539.
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Oklahoma City
Okia
Congress
McNeil
McGuire
Reynolds
Ave
Putton
Morgan
Bryant
Davenport
Creager
Snyder
Soc
Carter
Campbell
Gilmore
Poe
Perris
Franklin
Stallard
Dynamiters Loot Garden City Bank for $1800
Four men dynamited the Farmers Bank at Garden City at 1 o clock this morning and secured eighteen hundred dollars, according to Associated Press reporting from Des Moines Iowa.
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Garden City Bank
Associated Press
Des Moines
Farmers Bank
Garden City
Body Identified as Missing Artist
New York December 2 Associated Press reports Commissioner Flynn identified the body found in a trunk in a cellar as Albert Collier, a missing artist. The discovery confirms the case details tied to Collier’s disappearance.
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Associated Preas
New York
Flynn
Central Office
Albert ©. Collier
Nine Fatally Injured in Missouri Pacific Wreck
A Missouri Pacific passenger train derailed near Knob Noster Missouri after a broken rail. Nine people were killed and fifteen injured as two Pullmans and a chair car turned over and tumbled down an eight foot embankment. The seriously injured were taken to Sedalia’s hospital.
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Associated Press
Lamonte
Missouri Pacific
Knob Noster
Misouri, Kansas & Texas Hospital
Sedalia
Capital bill sets five mile limit for capitol site
The Oklahoma House approved a capital location bill allowing the governor to accept a gift of up to eighty acres for the capitol grounds within five miles of the city limits. The measure, aimed at placing the site within Oklahoma City, moves to the Senate as discussions continue on the exact site and a committee to review offers.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
House
Ne Wtate
Senate
N. Haskell
Capitol
Guthrie
Widow of murdered man questioned in trial
Cambridge, Dec 2. Mrs Lilian My Glover widow of Clarence F Glover was briefly questioned in the Hattie LeBlanc murder trial at Walcomb Mass. Johnson asked if she found letters sent to Hattie LeBlanc by a Canadian relative. she said she had searched for them without caval.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Hattie LeBlanc
Clarence F. Glover
Walcomb
Lillian My Glover
Johnson
Fire loss renews hotel plans in Winita aftermath
Fire that destroyed the Ming Harris and Buffington properties prompts renewed plans for a modern four or five story hotel or a three story mixed use building. Key figures include John A Wise of Parker Wise Investment, ex Chief Buffington, Harry Mitchell, Ming, Harris, Shanahan, and local bakers Pier and Anderson. Insurance losses tallied to date show major coverage held by Butler and Byrd and Houck with several firms reporting no policy.
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Oklahoma
Winita
Ming-Harris and Buffington
John A. Wise
Parker,Wise Investment Company
Buffington
Harry Mitchell
Shanahan
Ming
Harris
St. Louis
Harris Tas
Achgill
Buttington
Chieftain
Anderson
Hunt Building
Buington
Charles Green
Buffington Hotel
Indictments Filed Against Three Major Corporations
In Savannah on December 2 a federal grand jury in district court handed down indictments charging infringement of anti trust laws by three large corporations and two individuals. The Atlantic Coast Line Railway and the Seaboard Airline Railway were indicted with Merchants and Miners Transportation for violations of Sherman Antitrust and related Blea laws while Harvie Miller and Morris Miller Sr. of L. F. Miller & Sons of Philadelphia are named individuals in the case.
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Associated Press
Savanah
Erand
United States District Court
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Seaboard
Rail Way
Merchante and
Miners ‘Transportation Company
Shermhal Authtrust
Harvie Miller
Morris Miller
Srain
L. F. Miller & Sons
Philadelphia
Owen to enter race for United States Senate in 1912
Guthrie Oklahoma December 2 In light of recent capital politics Thomas H Owen of Muskogee plans a bid for the United States Senate seat held by Robert J Owen in 1912. Former campaign manager for Muskogee candidate Haskell and once a criminal court of appeals appointee, Owen faces a likely heated nomination contest as Senator Owen seeks renomination with Governor Haskell Alfalfa Bill Murray and Congressman Charles Carter eyed as possible rivals.
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Owen
Haskell
Bill" Murray
Charles Carter
Large crowd hears cross examination of Wendling
A large audience watched Joseph Wendling, accused of killing Alma Keller, undergo cross examination in Louisville. He appeared pale and nervous, claimed the bloodstained athletic trunks belonged to him, and said he slept poorly the night before. He stated he did the janitorial work well and had no trouble with his wife.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Alma Keller
Gil
Smoke Drove Moore from Buffington Hotel Real Estate Closing
Kentucky guest G M Moore failed to reclaim his belongings as dense smoke trapped him from reentering his room. He and Wakefield had sold 108 Fairview lots to Matt Hawkins with tax settlement to be paid, while County Treasurer Ficklin issued tax receipts. Separately the Alaska Steamship North Western ran aground at Fall Bay San Juan Island and was towed by Tez after passengers and mail were rescued.
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Moore
G. W. Moore
Kentucky
Buffington
Mr. Moore
Mr. Wakesifield
Matt Hawkins
Fairview
Moore & Wakefield
Ficklin
Myers
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Alaska Steamship Company
North+ Western
Fall Bay
San Juan Island
Poche Harbor
Tez
Oklahoma Wheat Condition Dims Ahead of Harvest
Guthrie Okla Dec 2 The condition of full sown wheat in Oklahoma stands at 38.6 percent, down from 3.7 a year ago, reflecting poor weather. Sown area is three percent lower than last year. Cotton crop is estimated at 776000 bales valued at 53 billion dollars.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
State Board of Aatures
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Northwest Missouri
The Associated Press reports a violent typhoid fever outbreak across northwest Missouri due to protracted drought. St. Joseph has seen many deaths as the contagion proves stubborn in the region.
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Missouri
Associated Presa
Bt. Joseph
St. Joseph
Enid Institute Accepting Feeble Minded Patients
The Oklahoma state institution for feeble minded is ready to receive patients by law. Children and youths from five to fourteen may enter, feeble minded females up to forty five, and aptileged children upon proper commitment. Applications for plans should be sent to Dr. Frank Davis, superintendent, Enid.
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Enid
Oktw
Frank
Davis
Oklahoma
Ola
New Tariff Rates Now In Effect In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City yesterday marked the first day of enforcement for the new freight tariff issued by the tariff corporation committee. The plan sets lower rates for less-than-carload shipments and most freight, with exceptions for court-enjoined articles and lumber. The rate book includes comparisons to Kansas City, St Louis, Dallas, Wichita, Fort Worth and Muskogee, aiding local jobbers in sales and price demonstrations.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Cragg
United States
Judge Hook
Dovtalons
Midh
Lumber
The
Corporation Commission
Hook
Supreme Court
Ola
Kansan City
St. Loui
Dallas
Wichita
Fort Worth
Muskogee
Homa City
Hardee
Sileamen
Talan
Texas
Kansas
Iinw
Rilroads
Guthrie Business Men Debate Capital Location Change
Guthrie business leaders express reluctance to fight the capital move to Oklahoma City as the bill nears passage. Attorneys consider court challenges over the emergency relocation and legality of the special session. State officers delay moving pending injunctions, citing risks in defying court orders.
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Guthrie, Olle
Nee
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Statter
Friends of
Supreme Court
The Best Christmas Gift For a Little Money
An advertisement promotes a year’s subscription to The Youth’s Companion for 1911 at 1 75. It claims access to 52 weekly issues for 1911, 250 stories, 50 exclusive contributions, and a lithographed calendar in 13 colors with gold. Subscriptions may include remaining 1910 issues and a free 1911 calendar copy, with a free illustrated announcement sent to any address.
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Fmous
Berkeley
St. Boston
Mase
Sealed Meeting Held by Commercial Plot Members
Secretary Deck and BW. Stryker were the only members present at the meeting last night. The business transacted was conducted under the seal of secrecy.
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Deck
Stryker
Obscene language case delays as defendants face judge
A court case involving residents Tittle and Pay McUatrey ends with the defendants detained and the proceedings postponed. County Attorney Brady prosecutes while the defendants appear without counsel in a tense hearing overseen by Chief Wilkerson.
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Meredith
Verna Merritt
Elmer Golden
Tittle
Pay McUatrey
Wilkerson
Brady
Jury verdict returns verdict in murder case
The jury recorded a verdict in a murder case involving Rev. Amit Armstrong, reportedly killed during Thanksgiving. The defendant John Sekew is linked to the case and the Associated Froan report from Trentos New Jersey provides details of the proceedings.
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Associated Froan
Trentos
N. J
Amit Armstrong
Venting
Bhe Denen
John Sekew
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Harry H. Rogers
Charles B. Wilson
Paul #. Cooper
Freeman B. Miller
W. M. Bowles
HH. B. St. Clair
George W. Clark
John J. Carney
Frank E. Gillette
Loyal J. Miller
Adolph A. Nichols
Robison McMiLlan
C. J. Moore
Robert H. Loot
Vaurrow
Sidney B. Laune
James W. Steen
L. M. Poe
John J. Henderson
George L. Mann
Wade
Milford Berger Shoe Company
Houck
Bryan Wholesale Flour & Feed Company
Hall & Hall
Fisher & Anderson
Pat Mahoney
Wallen
O. L. Conner
Butler & Byrd
Bafington and
Houck, Green, Fisher & Anderson
Bryan Company
Tom Owen
RAGE
United States Senate
Enid Institute
Singe Hock
John Sears
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