Alleger O Leary Exhibition Draw After Fifteen Rounds
From Saturdays Daily an exhibition between Al Alleger and Jack O Leary lasted fifteen rounds with clean exchanges and no rough work. Referee Gabbert called it a draw as both fighters showed skill and fitness. Roy Miller beat Henry and then defeated Mistah Eddie Martin after a wrist sprain while Ferns challenged the winner.
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al Alleger
Jack O'Leary
Manly
Gabbert
Alleger
Gordon
Andy Perns
Ferns
Roy Miller
Henry
Sam the Spider
Mistah Eddie Martin
Miller
Martin
Cherokee National Loses Suit to Recover on Check
Oklahoma City April 10 The Cherokee National Bank of Vinita sues Muskogee National Bank over a forged check. The Vinita bank paid the Muskogee bank which credited Vinita. when forged, Vinita sought refund but Muskogee refused. The lower court ruled the drawee cannot reclaim after payment to a bona fide holder, Muskogee won.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Cherokee National Bank of Vinita
Muskogee National Bank
Supreme Court
Vinita Bank
Muskogee
Muskogee Bank
Serious injuries from bursting Emery wheel
Muskogue Oklahoma April 8 H R Merrick Hes at the point of death from horribly injuries caused when a revolving emery wheel burst at a barber supply house Friday afternoon. A man named Space seated in a building window across the alley had a close call. Scissors Merrick grinded slipped lodged in his back. His face disfigured jaw broken eye torn from socket. Wheel fragments bent iron bars in the sash and knocked a hole in the ceiling.
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Muskogue
Okla
H. R. Merrick Hes
Space
Ales
Harrick
Oklahoma court blocks state from interfering with pipelines
Associated Press report from St Paul: Judge Sanborn of the United States Court of Appeals filed an order in the appeal of Governor Haskell and others of Oklahoma. The order enjoins the state from interfering with pipelines in the case known as the pipeline cages, addressing enforcement by the Eastern District of Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Sanborn
United States
Eircuit Court of Appeals
Haskell
Oklahoma
Eircuit Court
Forty-Two Boiler Makers Discharged by Missouri Pacific
Sedalia Missouri April 10 The Missouri Pacific railroad discharged forty two boiler makers who struck Saturday alleging the strikers broke their contract. The men protested after a boiler maker was discharged for taking leave without permission.
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Associated Press
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific Railroad Today
Political War Cloud Hovering Over Congress
Washington scene reports a stormy session ahead as party splits widen. Republicans split between regulars and insurgents in the House and a conservative versus progressive divide in the Senate. Democratic leaders fear crossfire in the next national campaign with Taft backing Canadian reciprocity and Speaker Clark guiding progressive aims through the Ways and Means committee. The Senate division grows over tariff policy as factions jockey for position ahead of 1912.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
William Jenning& Bryan
Stone
Missouri
Bryan
Taft
Mann Fills Minority Assignments in Congress
Minority Leader Mann completed the assignment of the minority members to the house committees but will not publish them until tomorrow. The house adjourned at one, and the senate adjourned today to Thursday to allow naming of committees. Senator Raynor did not deliver his planned speech on Mexico conditions.
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Mann
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Raynor
Mexico
Woman Mayor Counted Out In Hunnewell Election
Wellington Kansas April 7 Mrs Ella Wilson after winning Hunnewell King mayoralty is counted out by the town council who declare opponent O M Akers elected Mrs Wilson will contest the decision and seek further action
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Associated Press
Wellington
Kans
Hunnewell
King
Ella Wilson
O. M. Akers
Oklahoma Commission files complaint over railroad rate bias
The Oklahoma corporation commission filed a complaint in Washington on April 10 alleging unlawful interstate freight rates from Oklahoma to Texas. The Abilene and Southern railroad and nine other carriers are named for discriminating against Oklahoma shippers and consumers by Texas designations.
Michael S. Link Found Dead in Mitchell Illinois
Michael S. Link, a former Illinois legislator linked to the Lorimer election probe, was found dead in his Mitchell home. Physicians cited apoplexy as the cause, noting a brain vessel rupture a week after his twentieth wedding anniversary. He was 52.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Michael S. Link
Chicago
Mitchell
Link
Barry Knocks Out Heinan In Fourth Round
Jim Barry floored Jack Heinen in the fourth round at the Grand in Tulsa. Referee Al Venn oversaw a match viewed as routine until Barry erupted after a kidney blow, delivering a swift knockout. Preliminaries saw Frank Manilla defeat Young Buckles in eight rounds and Tip Grosa stop Curley Jordan in 22 seconds.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jim Barry
Jack Helden
al Venn
Concensis
Heinen
Barry
Frank Manilla
Young Buckles
Tip Grosa
Curley Jordan
County Court Opens April Term With Jury Empanelled
From Monday's Daily the regular April term of the county court began this morning with the forenoon taken up by empanelling a jury. The trial of cases starts this afternoon. The first case, State vs James Hibbs, Hibbs pleaded guilty to a liquor charge, fined 100 dollars and costs, and sentenced to thirty days in county jail. The next case was State vs John Coats of Bluejacket. Former Mayor Tom L Johnson Near Death report from Cleveland notes his continuing critical condition with sinking spells, though physicians expect he will live through today or longer.
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James Hibbs
Hibbs
John Coats
Bluejacket
Johnson
Associated Press
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Truskett Sentenced to Life For Lima Killing
Independence Kansas April motion for a new trial by A A Truskett after his March 29 conviction for killing J D Neeley of Lima Ohio on January 7 was overruled by Judge T J Flannelly. Truskett received life in the penitentiary and gave no statement. He remains in the county jail until April 25 to allow time for filing a bill of exceptions.
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Truskett
Associated Press
Independence
Kans
A. A. Truskett
J. D
Neeley
Lima
T. J. Flannelly
Many Convicts Killed in Mine Explosion near Littleton Alabama
In Littleton Alabama on April 8 a Pratt Consolidated Coal mine explosion trapped over 150 workers, mainly state convicts hired from various counties. About fifty survivors were brought out by noon, with many among the entombed presumed dead, as the mine collapse occurred underground.
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Associated Press
Littleton
Ala
Pratt Consolidated Coal Company
Rich haul captured in northwest county by sheriff and deputy
Sheriff Ridenhour and Deputy H R Clark captured Glenn Jarrett and Albert Conner at a robbers rendezvous in the northwest part of the county. They are charged with involvement in a Centralia hardware store robbery, with much of the loot identified at Centralia. The pair, held at the county jail, are also believed connected to a Lenapah train robbery.
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Ridenhour
H.R. Clark
Glenn Jarrett
Albert Conner
Centralia
Jarrett
Conner
Lenapah
Guaranty Fund Drawn On To Pay Depositors
Oklahoma City April 8 Payment of depositors in the Planters and Mechanics bank of this city which failed yesterday continued Friday F G Dennis of the state banking board who has charge of the liquidation stated that about 20 000 was paid to depositors from the guarantee fund yesterday While a steady stream of depositors withdrawing their money throughout the day there was no rush or run on the bank A member of the banking board stated that the guarantee fund would sustain a loss but that he could not estimate the amount owing to the fact that the invoice of assets of the failed bank has not been completed The bank was a small institution with only 200 000 deposits which the banking officials believe will make liquidation comparatively easy without drawing heavily upon the guarantee fund Asked how much money remains in the guarantee fund Bank Commissioner Lankford declined to state the amount or to estimate the amount collected under the recent one per cent special assessment
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Oklahoma City
Planters and Mechanics Bank
F. G. Dennis
State Banking Board
Lankford
Two Bank Robbers Shot at Miners and Farmers Bank
Frank Ruppell a local butcher sleeping near the Miners and Farmers bank in Aurora Missouri heard a disturbance and fired five shots through a window wounding two armed robbers who were trying to pry open the front door. The three others fled.
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Associated Press
Aurora
Miners & Farmers Bank
Frank Ruppell
Ruppell
No Decision in Supreme Court Cases
In Washington April 10 no ruling was announced today by the Supreme Court in the Standard Oil or tobacco dissolution suits. No decision was issued on either case, extending the waiting period for final action.
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Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Standard Oil Or Tobacco
Winter Wheat Shows Strong April Condition Nationwide
Washington April 10 Winter wheat on April 1 averaged 93.3 percent of normal up from 80.8 a year ago and 86.9 for ten years. State readings include Kansas 75 Nebraska 86 Missouri 91 Oklahoma 85 Texas 85.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Department
Kansas
Nebraska
Mistouri
Oklahome
Texas
New State Board Named Saturday in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City April 10 Govern Cruce appointed the state board of education with Rory Dunlop and A Scott to two year terms. W A Brandenburg W Rowsey and Scott Glenn for one year each. R H Wilson named chairman with Scott and Hayes as Republican members. The board holds sweeping powers over state educational institutions and contracts. Members receive six dollars per quarter and three dollars daily expenses. secretary 2000 and stenographer 1200. A meeting Wednesday will appoint a secretary and stenographer.
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Oklahoma City
Cruce
State Board of & Cation
Rory Dunlop
A. Scott
Ohoma Agricultural and Mechanical
Bpwof University
W. A. Brandenburg
Oklahoma City Schools
W. Rowsey
Muskogee
Board of University Regents
Scott Glenn
Shawnee
Governon Cruce
Fu i
Oklahoma
Himsellf
Nor
Perry J. Milleguge
Rowsey
Boilermakers Strike Reinstatement Fight at Local Shops
Boilermakers and 15 helpers stage a strike at the Missouri Pacific local shops demanding reinstatement for a discharged employee whose absence was due to his wife’s illness. In other news, the U S Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit sustained an injunction preventing Oklahoma from interfering with natural gas piping out of the state. Also a seed corn offer from The Kansas City Weekly Journal promotes Pedigreed White Seed Corn with a year’s subscriptions.
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Bbewife
St. Louis
Ith
States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Oklahoma
Kansas City Weekly Journal
Sedalia
Kansas City Weekly Ok
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Ar
Kansas Farmer
Clay County
Pe City Weekly Journal
Missouri and
Kansas City
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