Taft plans bold defense speeches to rally Republicans
Washington April 4 Taft administration readies a strategic public defense aimed to shore up Republican prestige. Key leaders including Wickersham Lodge and McKinley of Illinois will address the nation in Washington and Chicago on organization and policy, with attention to tariff and conservation legislation.
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Taft
United States
Washington
Chicago
Wickersham. Jr
Republican Party
Wickersham
Lodge
McKinley
Illinois
Duncan Kinlay
California
John Hays Mmond
John A. Wurt
New York
John G. Capers
South Carolina
Inington
Legista
Akress
Coal Operators Refuse Import of Strike Breakers Seen
Kansas City Missouri April 2 The coal strike concerns in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas show little change as operators plan a joint conference in Kansas City to discuss hiring nonunion workers if the miners demand higher wages persist The Southwestern district Coal Operators association weighs options while warning of potential clashes and higher coal prices that could drive customers to oil and gas. Kansas City and Pittsburg Kans are focal points for upcoming talks to set a scale and possible interstate negotiations.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Hake
Keith
Coal Operators' Association of the
Southwestern District
Charles
Coal Operators’ Association of
Central Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburg
Kans
Worthwestern
Cincinnati
Southwestern Miners Association
Bank examiner proposes inquiry into defunct state bank
Oklahoma April 2 A. Taylor state examiner and later director of the examination of the assets of the defunct Commercial Bank and Trust Company of Somoa City has been asked by Hagkell to appoint a committee to audit the disbursements of the failed institution. Governor says all claims against the bank are settled and the public ceases to have any lien.
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Thrie
Okla
A. Taylor
Ctor
Co!in Bank and Trust Company
Soma City
Nor Hagkell
W. B. Guthrie
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Bankers’ Lation
Vinita as a Rail Center and Growing Oklahoma Town
An analysis notes Vinita as a key rail hub with routes across the state and into adjacent regions. It highlights the long history of railroad development before statehood, the cattle trade as a major business, and growing manufacturing including steel, cotton goods, and canneries. Exports feature corn, cotton, livestock, lumber, coal, and coal oil, with Oklahoma described as a rich producing area. The piece portrays Vinita as a healthy, steadily growing city with no boom fever, bordered by a bustling region and a sense of imminent expansion.
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Vinita
Wilson
Illinois Avenue
Brewer
Willie Hassell College
Hridght
Twin Falls
Idaho
Annan
Uny
Eas
Oklahoma
Muskogee
South McAlester
Ardmore
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Enid
South Central States
Commonwealth
United States
Starmm
Jackson County Judge Dead in Missouri City
George Holmes, judge of Jackson County Court, died at his home in Kanaan City Missouri today at age 77. A longtime figure in local Democratic politics, Holmes was a pioneer livestock dealer who retired in 1900.
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Jackson County
Associated
Kanaan City
George Holmes
Holmes
King Menelik Alive? Raise Skeptic Tone From Addis Ababa
An April 1 dispatch in London reports continued skepticism about King Menelik II's condition after an Addis Ababa announcement of his death. Rome messages via Stefan News Agency state no change in the monarch's condition despite the Ethiopian capital's claims.
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Menelik
Associated Press
London
England
Skepttrolint
Addis Abeba
Rome
Stefan
Plan to adopt same scheme urged in Vinita
R J Bflow of Vinita Oklahoma urges adoption of a plan at the earliest time. The terse message dated March 41, 1910, reflects local push for action and alignment with broader strategy.
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R. J. Bflow
Vinita, Okia
Leavenworth Mourns For Late Justice Brewer
Leavenworth Kansas marks the death of Supreme Court Justice David J. Brewer. City business slows as mayor proclaims mourning. The body arrives from Washington and will lie in state at First Congregational church before burial at Mount Munch Cemetery beside his first wife and daughter.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kans
David J. Brewer
Supreme Court of the
Mount Munch
Citizens Plan Immediate North Park Improvements
Citizens interested in improving North Park met last night and decided to begin work at once. Walls will be graded through the park and paths will be created for present walks. A funding plan has been formulated to obtain the necessary money for the project.
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North Park
Last of Grant's Cabinet Judge Williams Dies in Portland
Judge George H. Williams, the last surviving member of President Ulysses S. Grant's cabinet, died today in Portland Oregon. His death closes a link to Grant's administration and ends a long public service career.
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Portland
Ore
George H. Williams
President Grant
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