Republicans Declare Cannon Unopposed for Speaker
Chicago November 9 Republican congressional headquarters announce that 213 Republicans have been elected to the sixty first Congress and a clear majority pledge Speaker Joseph Cannon to support for re election There is no question about his election and opposition is not expected in the Republican caucus in Washington Western candidates are discussed but Cannon is seen to be unanimously re elected He will meet Western lawmakers and confer on the next session and tariff revision plans
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Postmaster Shot Then Commits Suicide in New York Street
Postmaster Edward M. Morgan of New York was shot as he left his home on 146th Street and seriously wounded. Erick B. Markey, a stenographer for a downtown law firm, then shot himself dead. Authorities say the motive is unclear and Markey was believed insane. Morgan’s condition was described as recoverable.
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New York
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146Th Street
Erick B. Markey
Mackey
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Editor Butler’s Son In Critical Condition After Fight
Milton Butler, son of H. M. Butler, editor of the Pryor Creek Clipper, is in critical condition at his home after being cut in twelve places in a fight at Chouteau Monday night. Clay Brown, cashier of the Farmers & Merchants Bank at Chouteau, faces a $3,000 bond on charges of assault.
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Leaders say no fight on Gomper's 15 known
Denver leaders at the annual AFL convention expressed no knowledge of any organized opposition to Samuel Gompers for the federation presidency. The remarks were made as the convention was convened in Denver on November 9.
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Railroads challenge two cent passenger fare ruling
Eighteen leading Missouri railroads appeared before federal Judge Smith McPerson in Kansas City to argue that the two cent passenger rate under the new maximum freight law makes profitability impossible. Missouri state officials led by Attorney General Herbert Hadley contended that a reasonable profit is achievable under the regulations. Governor-elect Hadley made his first trip to the city since the election.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri
Smith McPerson
Pierce Arrives in Texas for Court Appearance
Clay Pierce arrived in Hillborn Texas to enter a recognizance bond for November 24 on the criminal docket. A $20 000 appearance bond was posted with Texas signatures while the trial was continued to the January term. Price returns to St Louis tonight.
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Associated Press
Hillborn
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Clay Pierce
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Texas
St Louis
Lamphere Faces First Degree Murder Charge
Ray Lamphere, brought from the La Porte county jail to the circuit court, faces a murder in the first degree charge for the death of Mel BelIe Guiness and three children. The crowded courthouse witnessed the proceedings as Lamphere underwent a breath test. Bert Oskison headed to La Junta Colo following a telegram about his father John Oskison’s failing health. John Oskison, 73, had lived west of Vinita and recently sought a health retreat in La Junta.
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Assignment Noted for Burnham Bongett & Co Members
In Moston Massachusetts during November the Boston Stock Exchange confirms the assignment of Burnham Bongett and Co. members. The move appears to be sanctioned today.
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Moston
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Boston Stock Exchange
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Governors Invited to Meet in Washington on Conservation
Invitations have been sent for a second Washington meeting of governors or their reps on December 8, while the conservation commission holds its first general session on December 1. The events align with a major national resources inventory and a week-long conservation focus in the capital. The Southern Commercial Congress and the National Rivers and Harbors Congress will also meet, merging December 9, and the country life commission resumes its nationwide swing.
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Alleged Arrest at Falls Denied by Guthrie Officials
A Guthrie report claimed George Schmake was arrested in connection with the First State Bank of Falls robbery. The later dispatches show no arrest occurred. Authorities in Guthrie and a national bank office denied the allegation and traced the rumor to Chandler sources.
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October term of Craig county court convenes after delay
The October term of the Craig county court met this morning after a postponement due to the election. Civil business was largely disposed. two hearings set for this afternoon Carlisle versus Houtton regarding the sale of the Blackstone hotel and Burk versus Cowan. Jury nonappearance prompted contempt attachments for Harry Howall J R Williams and Jot Campbell.
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Supreme Court Rules Against College Segregation
The Supreme Court upholds state power to prevent education for whites and blacks, disallowing integration in the Beele college case. Legal action centers on restricting education based on race, with the court ruling in favor of the state's stance.
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Former bank president to be replaced at National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City Nov 9 It was announced that W B Ridgely president of the re organized National Bank of Commerce will be replaced by Dr W S Woods the deposed president and Woods supporters have bought a majority of the stock securing control Ridgely has resigned his position as comptroller
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National Bank of Commerce
W. S. Woods
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Roosevelt sends congratulatory message to King Edward on birthday
President Roosevelt dictated a message of congratulation to King Edward of England for his 67th birthday. The message was cabled to London but not released publicly.
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Washington, D.C
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King Edward of
England
London
Nine Telephone Operators Strike In Vinita
Nine operators and two linemen of Pioneer Telephone walk out in Vinita causing local service disruption until replacements are assigned. Strikers include Carrie Herr Ethel Nash Marie Arter Emma Arter Sadie Meninger Maude Meninger Nellie Brown Juliet Cannon Mae Dickenson and linemen Chas Killebrew Wilson Cook. Dispute stems from manager not firing chief operator Laura McDaniel.
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Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph Company
Carrie Herr
Ethel Nash
Marie
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Sadie
Maude Meninger
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Juliet Cannon
Mae Dickenson
Chas Killebrew
Wilson Cook
Suspected quake rattles Sabetha area
Reports from Sabetha Kansas and surrounding areas say an earthquake shock was felt near midnight Saturday night within a twelve mile radius with numerous observers reporting the tremor and its effects.
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Associated Press
Sabetha
Kans
Bryan's Daughter May Get Divorce
Denver reports say Mrs Leavitt will seek a divorce from William Homer Leavitt amid social chatter and political timing. Officially the Leavitt home is in Denver with Mrs Leavitt and her two children at Fairview. A Harrie schoolhouse box supper raised funds for the event, totaling 48.77.
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