Decision delayed in Haskell land fraud case
On April 5 at Muskogee the third day of the trial of Governor Haskell and five codefendants, the final argument on the motion to quash indictments was completed and taken under advisement by U S District Judge John A Marshall. A ruling is expected in several days, possibly Saturday, with the defense and government counsel remaining in Guthrie or Muskogee as the motion is decided. Governor Haskell and his wife returned to Guthrie after court adjourned.
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Tulsa
Okla
Haskell
Muskogee
United States District
John A. Marshall
Utah
Marshall
Croce
Stuart
Sylvester Mush
Mew
Maskell
Joseph
Guthrie
M W A Elects Officers to Fill Vacancies
The M. W. A. held a busy session last night discussing a new hall and voting on two new applications and two transfers. J. H. Parker, Mr. Drake, and Will Marrs were assigned roles as work, watchman, and sentry respectively, with Will Marrs elected clerk, C. M. Morgan as watchman, and J. Ly Catlin as sentry.
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Sesson
J. H. Parker
Ork
Mr. Drake
Watchman
Will Marrs
C. M. Morgan
J. Ly Catlin
Taft Names Sloan Governor of Arizona
President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of Judge Richard J. Sloan of Prescott as governor of Arizona, replacing the expired term of Kibbey. Sloan’s appointment comes as Taft acts to fill the territorial executive post.
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Taft
Sloan
Arizona
Associated Press
Washington, J
Senate
Richard J. Sloan
Prescott
Kibbey
Elliott Returns from Ongoing Cyclone Aid Mission
Guthrie, Oki, Apell S J C Elliott vice president of the board of tract culture returned from Texas and Beaver counties where the board has been distributing ten thousand dollars in aid voted by the legislature for cyclone sufferers of those counties. C P Rowe and Hugh Rendal of the department remain to finish the work.
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Guthrie
Oki
Apell
S—J. C. Elliott
Board of Tertculture
Texas
Beaver Counties
Bose Counties
C. P. Rowe
Hugh Rendal
Department
Venezuelan official enraged at British government and U S state dept
Cipriano Gastro erupts in rage at the British government and the U S state department in Washington as he boards the steamer Guadeloupe at the port today and takes quarters on the wharf.
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Associated Press
Ft. de France
Martinale
Cipriano Gastro Tx
State Department
Washington
Guadeloupe
British to bar Castro Lands at Port of Spain
Port of Spain April 6 British government under urgent request from Washington will refuse permission for former Venezuelan president Castro to land in Trinidad. The decision follows cross border diplomacy and alerts the state department of Washington.
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Associated Press
Port of Spain
Trinidad
State Department
Washington
Castro
Venezuela
Republicans Win Missouri Towns
Early returns from Missouri municipalities show Republicans winning key offices. In St Louis, Fredrick H Krelamann led with 19,009 mayoral votes to Democrat William G Woermer's 15,003 as 144 of 403 precincts reported. Missouri City Elections reported Democratic wins in Columbia and Brevier, while Rolla saw a Republican mayoral victory and Sedalia electing a Republican slate across all wards.
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St. Louie
St. Louis
Fredrick H Krelamann
William G. Woermer
Ucket
Porsilly
Missouri
Columbia
Uptet
Clyre League
Stanley N. Smith
W. KB Belden
Springheld
Rolla
Rola
Charles ‘T. Strobach
Brevier
Robert Richards
W. B. Jones
Sedalia
Rich Mill
Alfred Benfield
Marahoal
B. Cole
C. Pettus
Joe Anderson
J. G. Jonex
Carl Stonebraker
Joseph
Dinestates
Warrensburg
Roosevelt Starts Second Stage of Africa Journey
The former president Theodore Roosevelt begins the second stage of his African journey after spending yesterday ashore in Naples Italy. He boards the Admiral at midnight and sails for Mombasa where he will arrive on April 21. A short visit to the ruins of Meswina will follow.
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Ny Associated Press
Naples
Italy
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Mombasa
Roosevelt
Meswina
Reports Of Asylum Fire Greatly Exaggerated
Guthrie Oklahoma April br Howell superintendent of the Fort Supply insane asylum tells the board the fire last Sunday was exaggerated. He puts property loss at about 1500 dollars, far below the earlier 75000 figure, and says state road damage is minimal.
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Guthrie
Okla
Br. Howell
Insane Asylum
Fort Supply
Judge Burford Retained by School Land Lessees
Guthrie Oklahoma April The land lessees have retained Judge John M Burford of Guthrie as their attorney to study the leasing and sale plans for school lands They aim to test legal points in court and may seek a Supreme Court ruling If needed the action would delay the sale until a court decision addresses preference rights and rental provisions under the enabling act
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Guthrie
Okla
Senate
John M. Burford
Burford
Supreme Court of
Attorenys Wat
Hestions
School Land Commissioners
Land Office
Setaeen
Lang
Lund
Imade
Lad
Leeseon
Fea
Guthrie Water
Child Labor Law Gains in Southern Conference
Guthrie Oklahoma delegation led by Governor Haskell attended the Southern conference on uniform child labor laws in New Orleans on March 2 3 6 and 11. The state claimed top child labor law status beating compulsory education and earned wide honors for Miss Kate Barnard and other leaders. Barnard spoke on Makers of Mar Ketta Moulders of Men and received an ovation then addressed another meeting in her honor on April first.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Haskell
New Orelians
Okahome
United States
Kate Barnard
Frank N. Colville
L. Taylor
H. A. Huncan
Messeitit
Wos
Cheirman
J. K. Taylor
Pearl Graham
Marietta
N. A. Bowerman
State Federation of Labor
G. L. Webb
Andmore
Mies Barnard
Rent Vnion
Howerman
Coiie
Aid Inade Spedehen
Kansas Boy Killed by Attack of Wolves
A Kansas boy, Willie Hotebkies, ten, was killed by prairie wolves near Rago in Kingman County. George Nichola, ten, was severely wounded but saved by neighbors as the boys played in a pasture at dusk last night. Authorities and local families mourn the tragedy.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Kingman
Kans
Willie Hotebkies
Rago
George Nichola
Bencha
Topeka Club Women Boost School Board Election
Topeka club women campaign to elect two school board members in today’s municipal election, a historic effort for the city as the April vote unfolds.
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Topeka Club Women IN School Board
Associated Prem
Topeka
Kans
Will Build Hotel and Residence in Vinita
Tulsa Dem ocrat reports M F Knight plans a $100,000 hotel in Vinita to be four stories high with a modern hotelier setup and a top roof garden. The Oklahoma Architectural Company drafts plans. Morria Knight eyes Vinita residence with two stories and basement containing ten well appointed rooms.
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Tulsa Democrat
South Wilson
Tulan
Thie
Tulan Fem
Vinita
jMummner
Oklahoma Architectural Company
Fan Csty Fe Tow
Morria Knight
Aon al
Dougan
Knight
Toledo Police Take Hand in Haskell Hearst Case
Toledo police took part in depositions regarding the Haskell Hearst case after papers stolen in a Manting depot theft were sought. Scott MacReynolds and H. Freshman arrived to present papers for Hearst and Governor Haskell, with a theft of the briefcases reported in Toledo.
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Toledo
Haskell-Hearst
Apt
Haskelh
Hearst Ibel
Hearst
Mantings
Mich
Scott Mackeynolds
Chicago
HK. A
New York
Ileuret
C. T. Smith
Guthrie
Oklo
Haskell
MacReynolds
Freshman
Hastings
Otter
MacReynolda
Two Boys Die As Cable Breaks On Incline Car
In Pittsburg on April Gee two boys were killed and six others injured when a cable on the St. Clair incline snapped. A street car plunged to the bottom and crashed through an imitation.
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Pittsburg
St. Clair
Rebecca Nall Dies at Pensacola Pioneer of Cherokee Nation
Rebecca Nall, aged 87, widow of a Pensacola farmer and mother of John and Ball Nall, died at her home near Pensacola after a lingering illness. Burial is planned for tomorrow at Gnormlay cemetery near Pensacola.
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Mex
Rebecca Nall
Pensacola
Pierlig
Mra. Nall
John
Baall Nall
Gnormlay
Pensacols
Shortage Sets Court Sessions Delayed in Guthrie Area
Guthrie Oklahoma April reports a cash shortage forcing postponement of court sessions across several eastern counties. Counties tapped state school funds, bonds, and tax delays to run operations, with first half 1908 taxes delayed until April. Courts will resume only as funds arrive, affecting multiple counties with upcoming terms.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Owtside
East Side
Antoine
Voung
Saad
Burlesque to Be Staged by University Faculty
In Norway Ohio on April 24 during the Interscholastic event and the later track meet, the university faculty will stage a burlesque show. Participants have been assigned and rehearsals are progressing. The act promises strong interest for students and visitors, with faculty attendance compulsory.
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Norway
Ohio
Wativersity
Sopior Elogy
Gorlett and Champlin win post office building contract
The contract for the new post office building was awarded yesterday afternoon to Gorlett and Champlin, of Miami. Their bid was $1,290, with other bids ranging up to over $17,000. The building must be completed by July 1, with a $5,000 bond posted for timely completion.
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Coretta Champlin
Miamis
Th Pont Hactota
France Expels Castro From Martinique Isle
Paris reports the French government ordered the expulsion of Ciprinana Castro, former president of Venencia, from Martinique for alleged efforts to foment rebellion and revolution.
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Paria
Ciprinana Castro
Venenicla
Taland
Martinque
Nia
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MW. W. A
Elliott
Nding
Springfield
New Okie
New State
Gar
Gorlett & Champlin
P.O
Frange
Sland
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