Walters Talks of New Road Plans
Vice President Clarence Walters of Osage Western Railroad outlined plans to build a Vinita to Pawhuska line via Bartlesville, aiming to start construction in 30 to 40 days. He sought a county right of way and yard space rather than a cash bonus, and predicted trains through Bartlesville by next Christmas.
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Bartlesville Enterprise
Clarence Walters
Osage Western
Osage-Western Railroad Company
Enterprise
Vinita
Pawhuskea
Bartlesville
Commercial Club
Walters
Gunge Hills
Christman
Oklahoma City May Lose State Headquarters
Guthele Oklahoma March 30 Oklahoma county may lose the democratic state headquarters unless it agrees to maintain the headquarters free of charge. State officers met and decided the administration pays expenses of maintaining the headquarters from 400 to 5000 dollars annually. Guthrie offered free site but Oklahoma City would cover only half the expenses. If not resolved the headquarters will move to Guthrie. The old administration executive committee including State Superintendent Cameron and Justice Wil of the supreme court were reappointed for the campaign.
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Guthele
Okla
Oklahoma
Onty
Gdiay
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Emer
Arte
Old Administration
Cameron
Cassidy
School Land Commissioners
Boners
Provident
Board of Agrulture
Love
Cortion Commission
Justice Wilof
Supreme Court
Ray Waddell Arrested Again in Wichita
Associated Press reports Ray Waddell was re jailed in Wichita Kansas after a February bank robbery attempt at Ford, with a bullet wound in his foot. He fled from a Muskogee court room guarded by twelve men and was recaptured last night as detectives pursue the prisoner.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kans
Cherokee National Sues Union Trust Company
Cherokee National Bank of Vinita sues Union Trust Company in Tulsa county court for 320 dollars claiming a forged Caldwell check signed in January 1910 was paid and later returned as forged. The bank alleges the check was presented by J M Temple, the funds were advanced, and Union Trust refused to reimburse after being notified. Attorneys fees and interest are also sought.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Caldwell
J. M. Temple
Kanes City
Vinita
Union Trust Company
Bankers Face Grand Jury Testimony in Pittsburgh Corruption Probe
In Pittsburgh on Tuesday the grand jury probe into councilman grafting named few principals while many witnesses, including Charles Stewart, Emil Winter, Willis McCook, H R M Hartmeyer, and others from the Workingmen’s Savings and Trust, testified or prepared to. Subpoenas loom for more bank officials as former councilman William Brand may reveal further details. The city’s Chamber of Commerce and Eugenic Society discussed political conditions and reform plans after the inquiry.
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Pittsburg
Charles Stewart
Willis F. McCook
H.R. M. Hartmeyer
Workingmen’s Bank
Alice Mansfield
Second National Bank
Richard Lawrete
Grand Jury
M. J. Slater
Adams Express Company
Bubpoennes
William Brand
Chamber of Commerce
Eugenic Society
Eugenie Sudiety Tlt
Pawnee Man Becomes Head of Dispensary
Guthrie Oklahoma March 20 Secretary of the state banking board resigns amid differences with Kimaels and other members. Sam W Stone resigns as superintendent of the state dispensary and will support Onkex. Rev William Murdock from Pawnee County likely to assume charge this week. Roosevelt mentions and Naples steamer reference follow in dispatches.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Oakes
State Banking Board
Kimaels
Businens
Sam W. Stone
Onkex
Stone
Lorler
William Murdock
Whee
State Agiulative
Pawnee County
Oklahoma AG Finds Several Laws Unconstitutional in Looming Opinion
Guthrie March 29 Assistant Attorney General Charles N Moore says a number of bills from the recent special session likely violate the constitution. He cites Senate bill 103 selling school land near Oklahoma City and other provisions including death penalty for criminal assault and funding transfers between districts as likely unconstitutional due to overstepping authority, unconstitutional wording, or misapplied funding. The governor signed several measures despite the opinion, including the Oklahoma City school land bill and a repeal attempt of the Taylor general election law.
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Chas. West
Oklahoma Fair Association
Guthrie
Oklo
Charles N. Moore
Senate
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Reno
Moore
Iand
Wehpol
Stafford
Wnemuch Celt Doe
District Court
School Land Department
Elange
Jones
Taylor
Chickasha
Blair
Wynne
Lovelies
Cope
Mystery in Swope case adds new deed twist
A River Swope deed to Mrs. B C Hyde, filed in probate, cuts her from Swope fortune litigation. Hyde’s status remains unclear as her ties to liner Swope are questioned by her attorney.
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Associated Prean
Kansas City
Swope
River Swope
B.C. Hyde
Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Baltimore hotel man killed in auto crash
An auto accident near Topeka Kansas killed George Scot of the Baltimore hotel in Kansas City Missouri. L Wilson of Manhattan was injured in the same crash occurred around five o'clock this morning.
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Baltimore
Topeka
Kaun
Tech
George Scot
Kansas City
L. Wilson
Manhattan
Bryant and Whistler Win 11000 Judgment Joint Trial
A district court jury awarded 11000 in each Bryant and Whistler case heard together. The suits sought recovery of insurance on pool hall fixtures in the old opera house building on the east side. A pending case, Hatch versus Hagerman, involves recovery for a horse loaned and dying while in defendant's possession.
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Bryant and
Whistler
Opera House
W. H. Hatch
R. D. Hagerman
Fifty Soldiers Die in Train Collision Near Berlin
Anipotzed Proms Berlin reports fifty soldiers were killed or wounded in a collision between a special passenger train and a regular train near Muelheim fhein. No details or formal confirmation were available at press time.
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Anipotzed Proms
Berlin
Germany
Mitch FO
Muelheim Fhein
Explosion on Charleston Kills Eight on Deck
The Charleston suffered a fatal blast during target action off Olongapo. Eight sailors died and several were injured as a breech block failure and deck damage swept through the crew. Cause unknown. One victim hailed from Cave-in-Rock. The same report notes a Missouri court upholding full weight law for grain and coal deductions.
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Ay Associated Preas
Manila
P. L
United States
Charleston
Sea of Olongapo
Cavite
Maxin Barnard
Cavedn-the-Rock
Sarah Shelton Barnard
Ardmore
Oklo
Bond issues win by wide vote in Vinita special election
In a special election Vinita voters approved remitting 12000 in bonds to cover city indebtedness above the ten mill limit by 289 to 42. They also approved issuing 20000 for extending the water works by 273 to 20. Opposition was weak, concentrated in the third ward where 18 opposed excess indebtedness and 8 opposed the waterworks extension.
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Vinita
Bank Deposit Journal may move to Oklahoma City
From Thursday's Daily the Bank Deposit Guarantee Journal filed a stormy board meeting at Vinita deciding to stay in Vinita if a home subscription of 200 is secured in two weeks. Editor W. M. Malone was chosen for the ensuing year and a Tulsa meeting praised past success while opposing relocation offers from Oklahoma City.
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Bank Deposirt Guarantee Journal
Ollihemh
Kansas
Toles
East Aide
Vinita
Oklahoma City
Bank Depoelt Guarantee Journal
United States
Financial Journal
W. M. Malone
Tulsa
Nin
Bank Dependntee Journal
Deponit Guaranty
Wat
No Response 10 Call for Miners
Associated Press reports a potential nationwide coal strike as southwestern fields may shut down over wage demands. About 25 000 miners in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas face a stoppage if operators cannot meet increases amid competition from fuel oil and non union coal.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Southwestern Interstate Fields
Southwestern
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kandia City
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Cincinnati
Clychniath Ohlo
Felda
Lirge
Saints of Mrs Kelleher Commission Established
Cambridge March 31 The commission established the sanity of Mrs Mary Kelleher of Summerville and she must stand trial for murder in the first degree for the arsenical poisoning deaths of six family members. The trial is set for next Monday.
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Associated Preas
Cambridge
Mass
Mary Kelleher
Commission
Summerville
Arsenical Polaon
Governor Donaghey Wins Primary Victory
Returns from the Democratic primary in Arkansas show Governor Donaghey leading with a large plurality after yesterday's voting. Incomplete results indicate he defeated challenger Dosehey, with strong support reported across multiple counties and party lines.
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Associated Prows
Little Rock
Ark
Dosehey
Largo
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Pawhuska
Ray Waddell
Cherokee National Sues Union Trust Company
Bryant & Whistler
Jefferson City
First Ward
Third Ward
Bank Deposit Journal
Okla, City
Kelleher
Donaghey
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