End of the Republic Seen as Striking War Grows
Paris observers report a deepening strike crisis as government support from the Chamber of Deputies appears to intensify a revolutionary mood. Anti republican factions claim the end of the republic may be near while workers confront food shortages due to blocked payments. The regime faces a potential bankruptcy as tensions escalate.
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Paris
Franne
Mar
Chamber of Dupution
Antirepublican
Newspaper Attacks Implicate Oklahoma State
Guthrie March 20. The Guthrie paper reports that clipped items in eastern papers misrepresented Oklahoma law and a rail security broker faced issues when attempting to handle Oklahoma securities. The claim that Oklahoma law was weak is denied, with a local lawyer noting the opposite.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mhnces
W Railpond
Oklahoma Securities
Kate Barnard Aims to Name Head of Oklahoma Industrial School
Washington DC Miln 20 Miss Kite Barnard commissioner of charities and corrections in Oklahoma seeks help from Oklahoma’s delegation in Congress to appoint H Huson as head of the state industrial school for incorrigible girls The school is Barnard’s pet project and she intends to control its management by selecting a superintendent and guiding its future operations
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Washington
Miln
Miss Kite Barnard
Charities and Corrections
Oklahoma
Oklahom
Congress
H. Huson
Miss Barnard
Heavy hailstorm damages fruit in Gibsie Ok
A heavy hailstorm swept through Gibiié Oklahoma on March 2 causing extensive damage to fruit crops. The storm left white drifts, burst buds on fruit trees, and high water in streams, with reports of thousands of dollars in damage expected.
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Gibiié
Okin
Willing to Pay Ransom for Return of Boy
Sharon Pa March 20. It is confidently believed by the parents of Will Yun Whitla that some word will be received today from his abductors. The family are willing to pay the ransom demanded and only await word as to where to take the money.
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Associated Press
Sharon
Mare
Will Yun Whitla
Hla
Governor Hadley May Resign for Federal Judgeship
Jefferson City March 2 A renewed report states Governor Hadley may resign to accept a federal judgeship. The identity of the appointing official is kept secret. President Taft promised Senator Warner Hadley would be given the vacant seat, though Hadley later denied the claim.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Missouri
Taft
Warner
Chenticiey
Chitenany
Land Reverts to Northern Pacific in Idaho-Washington
Spokane report notes a valuable tract reverting to the Northern Pacific Railway in Wallace Idaho and connected areas. The 20 township forest and agricultural land, valued near nine dollars per acre, faced eight years of contention with the General Land Office commission and court reviews.
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Spokane
Wash
Wallace Dinftiet
Idaho
Northern Paeble Railway Company
Sioners
General Land Office
Spokade
Court d'Alene
Ird
Department
Northern Pacific
Wallice
Labor Leaders to Discuss Anthracite Troubles in Indy
Indianapolis March 20 President Lewis of the United Mine Workers orders the national executive board to meet in Indianapolis next Thursday. A convention of the anthracite miners is set for Scranton on Tuesday, with the executive board expected to discuss the anthracite troubles.
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Tndianapolis
Ind
Mar
Lewis
United Mine Worklera of America
Indianapolis
Scranton
Post Office Robbers Rob Kansas City Substation
Associated Press reports a heist at the Post Office substation on Southwent boulevard where the robbers dynamited the safe and escaped with stamps and over one thousand dollars in cash.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Kansan City
Buniy
Southwent Boulevard
Coopers Held For Murder Of Carmack In Tennessee
A Nashville jury convicts Col Duncan B Cooper and his son Robin Cooper of second degree murder in the Carmack case. The verdict, following a long trial marked by political intrigue, sends both defendants to prison with twenty years.
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Associated Frens
Nashville
Neno
Dianend Cooper
Robin Cooper
J. WW. Carmack
Sharp
Walde
Moran Burk
Coopers
Bureh
Wilson
Tooper
Cooper-Shiarp
Me South
Duncan B. Cooper
Forrest
Columbia, Tenn
Joe
Edward Wark Carmack
Cooper
Nashville American
Carmack
Antil
Taylor
Senate
Cumack
Rubin
Malcolm R. Patterson
Carmack-Taylor
Patterson
Inez
Tennessee
Treaions
Coronel
Nashville Tennessean
Cox
Uave
Tat Colon Cooper
Kamer Uf
Pattersar
Bevan
Killive
Tet Tomkor ND
Vice President Sherman Not Victim of an Accident
Anew New York March 20 There is no truth in circulating reports that Vice President Sherman had an accident He is at home in his usual health despite rumors spread nationwide by a tuner wheel rumor mill
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Sherman
N.Y. Mar
United States
Choctaw Council 10 Sets Special Session March 29
Dormant Oklahoma March 20 gove green mc curtain hue called a special session of the Choctaw council for March 29 to discuss plans for disposing of segregated lands in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. Indians oppose selling surface lands separate from mineral rights but the session aims to reach a satisfactory plan so the lands can be placed on the market.
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Okla
Mar
Gove
McCurtain
President and party back in Washington DC
President and party arrived in Washington early in the morning and were driven to the White House. The trip marks a return to the capital following previously scheduled events.
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Washington
Washington, DC
Mar
Preal
Dent Toth
White House
Robbers Secure $2,000 From Coldwater Bank
A bank in Coldwater was robbed early today when burglars dynamited the safe and escaped with about $2,000. The heist involved a suspect named Ota, with authorities pursuing a man described as a senior Robbert.
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Coldwater Bank
Coldwater
Ota, Sr
Bann
Colwater
Kans City Business Men Protest Tariff on Zinc Ore
A mass meeting of business leaders in Kansas City and Latlarpe protested a proposed tariff increase on zinc ore. The resolution urged Washington to adopt a one cent per pound duty, arguing it would harm Southwestern Kansas and not benefit other regions. It warned the move would cripple smelting and aid the mine owners, seen as a tactic by the smelter interests to undercut competition.
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Kans
Masa
Tola
Qas City
Latlarpe
Thi
Washington
Muskogee Ball Team to Train at Claremore
The Muskogee squad will train at Claremore with over fifty players slated to report in April. Dalrytanle announced the Navtewtown move as part of the Westenda spotation training plan, listing teams from New York and St. Louis as possible opponents and highlighting the effort to select the best players from Muskogee and Mutebuimon.
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Muskogee
Claremore
Manteoged
Chevaners
Ola
Genny
Fom
Miushogoe
Mutebuimon
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Monarch
Cluett
Stetson Hat
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Amarrigo
Stacy Adams
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Choctaw Council
Tarife
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