Six New Capitol Sites Offered in Oklahoma City Battle
Rival real estate factions push competing sites for the state capitol as the senate capitol committee prepares a bill choosing the northeast Culbertson Howe Parker tract. Backers of Putnam Claswen proposals promise bonds and million dollar totals to lure the capital, while Shawnee Enid Granite Fort worth Ed Viles and Rose Singleton wed.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Senate Capitol Committee
Capitol
Culbertson
Capitol Committee
House
Senate Capital Committee
Culbertson- Howe-Parker
Slte
Senate Committee
Putnam-Claswen
Old Putnam
Linwood Boulevard
Putnam
Senate
Culbertson-Howe-Parker
Woodland Park
Capitol Fund
Eufatla
Enid
Sida
Brown Guardianship Annulled by Frear
County Judge Frear ruled the Brown guardianship of Fannie M. Sadie Li and Bertha M. Brown was void for lack of jurisdiction. The petition showed one child at Pryor Creek state home and two in Ketchum, affecting the sale of Brown real estate to H. B. Boyd of Sarcoxie Missouri.
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Frear
Daniel R. Brown
Big Cabin
Fannie M
Sadie Li
Bertha M. Brown
Brown
Pryor Creek
Ketchum
H. B. Boyd
Sarcoxie
Feagle in Custody in Bernhardt Farm Quadruple Murder Case
John Feagle, held by Kansas City police as a suspect in the Bernhardt farm quadruple murder, was examined with no new statements. His father seeks a farmhand as a possible suspect. Mrs. Feagle and the elder Feagle defend his innocence, noting his childhood signs of insanity and attributing bloodstains to red paint.
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John Feagle
Associated Press
Kansans City
Kansas City
Kans
Bernhardt
Join Feagle
J. J. Eagle
Feagle
Mrs. Feagle
Lorimer Cleared by Senate Committee on Bribery Charges
The Senate investigative committee concluded the bribery charges regarding Senator Lorimer of Illinois were not proven. After an executive session weighing all facts, the panel reported there was no foundation for bribery, and the subcommittee report will go to the full committee for rapid transmission to the Senate.
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Washington, D.C
Dee
Committee of the
Senate
Lorimer
Ilinois
Fnally
Tubb makes sensational attack on railroads
Governor W R Stubbs of Kansas denounces railroads and trusts at a Tinolk Manufacturers banquet in Chicago. He cites violations of Sherman antitrust law and criticizes courts for favoring corporations while urging bold enforcement and candor about monopolies' grip on commerce.
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Chicago
W. R. Stubbs
Kansas
Tinolk Manufacturers Association
Stubbs
Our
Republic
Packing House
Packing House Trust
Wall Street
Acheme
United States
Contends for Child's Innocence in Cape Britain Case
The trial of Hattie LeBlanc for murder opened with a large crowd outside the Cambridge courthouse. Defense attorney Keperson argued the defendant’s innocence and claimed the child was taken from Cape Britain by Mr Glover for immoral purposes, directing harsh accusations at Mrs Glover.
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Aswcluted Press
Cambridge
Mase
Hattie LeBlanc
Clarence FP. Glover
Keperson
Cape Britain
Young Fairland Man Wins Brief Marriage License Delay
Charles Pine, nineteen, believed parental consent was valid for marriage at the county clerk's office. Written consent lacked sworn legality, delaying nuptials nearly a day. Pine and Miss Mary Welch, of Afton, wed with Rev. Cantrell and left town on the eight o'clock train. Also reported, Missouri Supreme Court schedules two executions for January 26 Mort Halifax for assault and Eugene Tucker for murder with executions in Pike and Greene counties respectively.
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Charles Pine
Fairland
China
Charlie
Mr. Gatewood
Papa
Mr. Pine, Sr
Mary Welch
Afton
J. M. Cantrell
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Mort Halifax
Pike County
Eugene Tucker
Greene County
Governor Stubbs Calls for Harsh Anti-Trust Reforms
The speech denounces monopolies and demands strict enforcement of the Sherman Act. It urges life-term judges, mandatory penalties for lawbreakers, and receivers to operate offending firms until compliance. Rivers development is praised as a national project to curb unlawful combinations.
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Republic
Clase
Stubbs
Congress
Stubby
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Party of Friends Surprise Family at New Home Sendoff
A crowd gathered at Mr. Wd Mex J R Scott's home to surprise the family moving to a new residence. Thirty four neighbors attended, shared refreshments, and enjoyed music before presenting a brass candle holder and flower basket as keepsakes.
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Wd Mex
J. R. Scott
J. R. Beatt
Shreveport
Forgotten in the sick ward Ralph Barnes dies in Springfield fire
In Springfield Missouri a seven year old, Ralph Barnes, died after the Children’s Home burned at eight o eight. The sick ward children slept while a fire started from an overheated furnace. The matron Mrs Allo Markley led the youngsters to safety but the building collapsed. Neighbors supplied aid and a subscription drive raised funds for a new home.
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Springfield
Ralph Barnes
Barnes
Allo Markley
Hiram Metaughlin
I: New One
J. R. Rhodes
State Normal
Tariff Revision Debated in Senate Amid Calls for Change
Senate debate focused on tariff revision with Senator Cumming arguing the current duties are excessive and amendment powers are needed. Aldrich Hale and others crossed swords as the discussion turned to how to modify rules to defend individual provisions without reopening broader questions. Captain White shares news of a voyage home to Vinita.
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Associated Pres
Washington, D. C
Cumming
Senate
Aldrich
Hale
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Ed. Viles
Cleora
Rose Singleton
W. B. Lewis
Feneral
Wickersham
Taft
Lewis
Booker T. Washington
Milford - Berger Shoe Company
Milford
Berger Shoe Company
Tubb
Northern Securities Company
Great, Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington Railways
Fedaiken, Court
James J. Hill
J. Morgan
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
B. B. Stutaman
Capt. White
Vinlta
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