Free Employment Offices Report Details November Activity
Guthrie Oklahoma December report from Labor Commissioner Daugherty notes November activity rose despite reduced work and material shortages. Oklahoma City and Muskogee offices placed 98 and 164 positions respectively, with most workers paid 1.75 to 2.00 dollars per day. Over 1,000 people secured free positions, many being iron laborers. Superintendent Vance cites end November downturn due to reduced mid-contract work and bad weather.
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Guthrie
Okla
Dac. U
Chas
Datuherty
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Okie
Homa City
Citien
Whey
Daugherty
King Leopold Reported Dying. Unconfirmed Ambiguity
Brussels dispatch says King Leopold was reported dying with no confirmation. His condition is listed as critical, but death is not certain. Physicians planned potential operation tomorrow if his condition does not worsen. The king consulted a lawyer about his will today.
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Brussels
Leopold
le Lawyer
Ie Will Inday
Barbariem
Areason
Pilener
Howe
Teja
Winder
Nashville Man Nominated by AP for Supreme Court
The nomination for Judge Hornc VP Lr ton of Nashville Tennessee to be associate justice of the U S Supreme Court to succeed Justice Fecking will go to the Senate today. Fred Warren of Todd was visiting today, Miss Ken DuPree spent Sunday there, returning to Catale last evening, and Miss Ethel Daiqueet returned to West Point last evening after a Sunday in Vinita.
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Nashville
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Hornc
Lrton
Tenn
Supreme Court of the United States
Fecking
Senate
Ken DuPree
Catale
Ethel Daiqueet
West Point
Vinita
Verdict of jury called a white wash in Hogbers case
Amilirant County Attorney Tre Mailed today says the verdict of the jurors in the Goldie Hogbers case was, in his view, irrationally a white wash. He states another jury would be called immediately or arrests made and a preliminary hearing held to legally settle the case. He claims all members of the present jury assured they were satisfied with the verdict.
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Pittsburg
Kaun
Amilirant
Tre
Goldie Hogbers
Arresia
National Labor Leaders In Conference In Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on December 14 the conference of the nations bor readers began under the American Federation of Labor. Key issues include the United States Steel Corporation attitude toward organized labor, a switchmen’s strike, and the Glass bottle boulevard case among others.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg Pa
Pittsburg
Nallons Bor
American Federation of Labor
United States Steel Corporation
Switchien
Broweré
Widower seeks peace not a wife amid waves of applicants
William B Niedermeyer, 59, Spokane wealthy widower, says women harass him with marriage offers after placing an ad in a California paper promising fortune shares. He claims to have thousands of letters from all states and provinces and plans to retreat to the St Joe river to escape the fuss. Local notes mention Hogers family moving and Mrs. Mitchell visiting.
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Spokane
William B. Niedermeyer
St Joe
Nation Niahe
Senator Rayner Calls Zelaya One of the Criminals of the Age
Washington reports Senator Rayner of Maryland denounces President Zelaya of Nicaragua as one of the criminals of the age. He supports a resolution authorizing President Taft to pursue Zelaya abroad, seize him, and bring him to trial for the murder of two American citizens Grace and Cannon. The speech condemns Zelaya and defends swift punishment.
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Maryland
Zelaya
Bross
Washington
D.J
Nicaragrai
Rayner
Wennie
Nik
Dat Wook
Taft
Wind
Grace
Cannon
Gall Hayner
Senate
United States
Nicdrague
Grace and
Ruyter
Marys Land
Weauter
Rayners
Ieee
Zebya
Couard
Central America
Aten
Nicartagan
Helu
Ida Petyater
Bibs
Uth
Thieves Steal Jewelry Worth 300000 in Weekend Burglary
A New York press report states thieves gained entry Saturday into an apartment building and removed jewelry valued at about 300000. The incident involved Mrs. Job Williams Jenkins, a Chicago native, and authorities are pursuing leads amid political commentary connected to the case.
Surveying Route for New Railroad
Clarence Walton, vice president of Midland Valley Railway, announced plans to survey a railroad from Vinita to Minco with future extension to Woodward. He said the company and local county interests would coordinate with Keating county authorities and the northern labor force to begin surveying from Bald Wood.
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Clarence Walton
Ang Hrenerad Yparilger
Chie Changer
NilTroad
Reventhy
Manteed Fur
Bulla
Vinita
Minld Oa
Woodward Connde
Meck
Talandai
Keautry County Company
Aod Gaminind
Ben Hef
Midland Valley
Taft to address celebration and meet abroad
President Taft, departing for New York, plans to address a celebration in Africa and attend a Yale event. The trip includes stops at Methodist hospital and a ceremony led by Bishop Francia HK Brooke.
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Taft
Raydont ‘Taft
York
Methodian Holmopel-churel
Min
Africa
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Selves
Fred Warren
Todd
National Labor Leaders IN Conference Today
H.C. Billard
Afton
OB. Hogers
South Smith Street
Milford - Berger Shoe Company
Telaya
AVS Rayner
Anbolator Press
New, York
Carey
Job Wulfim Jennes
Chivagy
Nicdragua
Tin Ran
Guy Ottunent
Courtmart
Fonrkied
Rete
Aero Ros
Glen
Francia HK Brooke
Vinita's Big Department Store
West
Ilinois
For All
Lahoma
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