Kansas City bank teller arrested over $9000 shortage
William C. Anderson, former paying teller of the First National Bank at Kansas City, Mo., who vanished a month ago with a nine thousand dollar shortage, was captured in Austin. He admitted who he was, had used an assumed name, and had been in San Antonio buying a car. He heads back to Kansas City for prosecution.
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Austin
Tex
William C. Anderson
First National Bank
Kansas City
San Antonio
May Accept the Contract With W N Moore as Superintendent
W N Moore, a prominent Kansas City contractor, has met with auditorium company officials today and may be employed as superintendent of construction. If he takes the role, he brings extensive Kansas City experience and will push the project to completion as weather allows.
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W.N. Moore
Kansas City
Auditorium Company
W. H. Tarrant
Moore
Governor commutes Patrick to life imprisonment in murder case
Albany December 26 Governor Higgs commuted the death sentence of Albert L Patrick to life imprisonment after nearly five years since his conviction for the murder of Willi Marsh Pew, a Texas millionaire.
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Albany
N. Y
Higgs
Jalo
Albert L. Patrick
Willi Marsh’ Pew
County lines fight dominates Oklahoma caucus session
In Guthrie Oklahoma the Democratic caucus debated county boundaries with shifts in support among Haskell Murray allies. Delegates warned of possible statewide changes while opponents prepared to block the report. A separate note mentions the Wizard of Wall Street at Becker Theater with A Rhea Berger and Lew Virden delivering a lively performance.
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Guthrie
O.T
Tlou
Lion Express
Ottaway
Delaware
Adair
Cherokee
Sequoyah
Muskogue
Wagoner
Miyo Cray
Polsa Coulitiva Ty Crees
Cooweescuuwee
Nowata
Ville
Debulltee
Toweller Himphreys
Rowsers
Ijskil
Nelaon
Ple
Flaskell
Haskell
Ihnas
Kkell-Murray
Democratic Party
Goaffort
Murray County
Roberts
Greer County
Shawnee News
Gertie Dunlap
Rays
Lucy Juster
Lew Virden
All Pay the Same Rate Law Triumph Claim
Kansas City reports Interstate Commerce Commissioner C A Prouty called the passing of the rate law the greatest triumph of American progress and Roosevelt era aims. He said the cash basis Square Deal would govern rail and shipper relations, rebating ended, Standard Oil pressured but held at bay, and railroads paid for services. A rail car shortage bearing resumed with stockmen testifying that this year’s shortage would be the worst in history.
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Kansas City
C. A. Prouty
Roosevelt
Uelow
Standard Oil Company
Indian Territory allotment order debated by Senate committee
Washington reports the senate committee on the Indian Territory harshly challenged Secretary Hitchcock's withdrawal of large timber lands from allotment in the Cherokee and Choctaw nations, asserting the law requires allotment. It is believed the order will be revoked. Also notes Judge Parker and others returned from Nowata after a duil term with few jury cases and several matters moved to Bartlesville.
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Qolonesheen
Inn
Lyman K. Lane
Washington
Senate Committee On the
Indian Territory
Hitchcock
Parker
Japanese Ships to Visit San Francisco Next Month
Japanese consul K Uyeno announces a squadron of warships will visit San Francisco next month despite contrary reports. The article notes public concern about street cleanliness on Wilson street where a businessman complains about clogged sidewalks and riverlike mead formed on the pavement.
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San Francisco
K. Uyeno
Wilson Street
Orr Luoins Guthrie Visit Shapes Bank Policy Debate
J W Orr returned from Guthrie where he spoke to the constitutional convention banking committee as secretary of the Association of State Bankers. He urged strict state supervision of banks and trust companies to protect depositors, predicting the convention will likely support the request despite opposition and delaying tactics over county division and party spoils.
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J. W. Ore
Guthrie
Orr
Committee On Banking
Constitutional Convention
Association of State Bankers
Haskell
Whitty
Democratic
Talala Supply Company Formed To Handle Lumber Hardware
A new Talala supply company with capital of 10000 is incorporated to conduct a general lumber and hardware business. Officers named include W. H. Yeoman as president J. L. Beatty as vice president Heid Gondelock as secretary J. E. Hart as treasurer J. G. Lipe B. L. Wilmotly and James A. Rosk as directors.
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Ar Teles
Talala Supply Company
W. H H. Yeoman
J. L. Beatty
Heid Gondelock
J. EH. Hartmess
J. G. Lipe
B. L. I Wilmotly
James A. Rosk
Ladies Coats and Suits Sale Prices Listed
A retail notice lists ladies coats from 5.00 to 25.00, suits 10.00 to 85.00, skirts 3.60 to 15.00, and furs 1.50 to 15.00. The prices indicate a broad clearance or discount event for women’s apparel across multiple categories.
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Ladie
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Contelt
Coronel J. Blair
United States
Edgar Smith
Mr. Smith
Hollister
Chapman
E. W. Stryker
Lou
Chet Sella
Cueroxee National Bank
Cherokee National Bank
Caugus
Coffeyville
Guth
Winita
Rie
Coffeyville & Memphis Railroad
A. J. Yoke
Yoke Brick Company
R. 0
Kiddoo
Kiddoo- Wilson Milling Company
J. 2. Lehman
Centralia
J. W. Orr
New Corporation
Sadie
R Soo
Santa Claus
Ohandeni
Kruppenheimer Suite
Ascot
Lile
Jon Bhox
Coats
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