Martin defeats Senator Shirley in party caucus
Senator Martin of Virginia won the Democratic senate caucus leadership with 21 of 37 votes, while F. Shively of Indiana received 16 votes and was elected vice chairman. Regulars Owen and Chilton kept secretarial posts. Progressives opposed the pair. Bryan pressed for a progressive choice. A later note quotes Martin supporters defending a progressive leadership amid party tensions. Victim of Wrathy Husband Dies. Will Fl Magan, a Kansas City flour dealer, died after being shot by attorney Bramwell following a confrontation over his wife. Bramwell surrendered. Hagan survived with a wife and two children.
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Washington, D.C
Martin
Virginia
Senate
F. Shively
Indiana
Sen W. &. Chilton
West Virginia
Owen
Bryan
Denorade
Marin
Clark
Shively
Progres Democrats
National Progress Democracy
Associated Press
Kansas City
Will FL Magan
John Bramhall
Hagan
Independence
Bramwell
Civic Pride in City Schools Urged by Streets Commissioner
Kansas City Journal notes Commissioner Weaver urged Vinita teachers to instill civic ideals in students focusing on city cleanliness. He argues public schools should teach citizenship and responsible litter control, holding all citizens, not just women and children, to account for clean streets and conditions.
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Kansas City
Vinita
Mator
Unghl Accepts Offer To Build Fire Station In Scraper Street
A city council meeting discussed Dr. Fortner's proposal to erect a fire station on Scraper Street. The plan would rent a building for $50 per month for at least three years for the fire department's use, and the council accepted the offer.
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UNGHL
Workmen's Compensation Discussed At Conference
The fifteenth annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science heard remarks by Sherman former New York labor commissioner on compensation law as applied to hazardous industries He argued a joint occupational risk approach and criticized negligence based systems for injustice and waste He urged shifting focus to prevention and urged careful study of costs for employers and industries in shaping a national system. <extra text removed>
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Teecumseh Sherman
State of
New York
American Academy of Political and Social Science
United States
Miles Dawson
Russell Sage Foundation
State Compulsory Sickness Insurance Proposed In US Report
The report argues that state compulsory insurance for workers best serves public needs by reducing private insurer costs, preventing accidents, and easing charity burdens. It endorses a joint employer employee committee to set benefits, financed by employer costs, with possible tax mechanisms under general welfare powers.
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Great Britain
United States
Fasting priest collapses during Camorriats trial
Associated Press reports from Viterbo Italy describe Circo Vitozzi the fasting priest collapsing from exhaustion while under interrogation. He fell against the prison bars as lawyers and carabineers rushed to aid him. President Bianchi suspended the sitting and ordered him to break his fast with eggs yolks.
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Viterbo
Italy
Circo Vitozzi
Bianchi
Vitozzi
Examination Fees Turned Over to Treasurer in Oklahoma City
The state banking board has turned over to State Treasurer Robert Dunlop six thousand three hundred thirty five dollars which represent fees collected for the examination of state and national banks trust companies and building and loan associations for the quarter ending March 31 1911. National banks that have state funds on deposit are examined by the state banking department.
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Oklahoma City
State Banking Board
Robert Dunlop
State Banking Department
Contest Opens Votes for Subscriptions and Purchases
This contest allows any person except newspaper staff and their relatives involved with merchant coupons. Coupons earn 500 votes per subscription and 25 votes per $1 spent at participating merchants. Coupons must be signed, votes ballot in locked box, and cannot be altered after deposit. Contest closes April 15 unless extended within 30 days, with 10 days notice for any date change. Contestants must have five or more yearly subscriptions to be eligible for prizes. Names and standings published weekly. Merchants' coupons are issued by the firm.
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William J. Gryan
Eaghing
Theo
D. B. Frear
William T. Rye
Vinita Oklahoma
Scott Building
Louis Bagby
Halsell Building
F. L. Hughson
Delaware
Cherokee
Pies Gove
Barrett
Sagee Wilson Street
South
Adair Street
A.stubblefield
D. M.D
G. C. Burch
Okla
H. C. Holderman
International Land Investment Co
Gulf Coast Lands Vinita
DR. C. 8, Neer
Gaylord N. Bebout
Land ‘Titles
Phond
Vinita, Okla
F. L. Marney
Kansas City Veterinary College
Webb Bros
R. E. Moss
Florist
Vinita Enterprise
DR. 0. C. Heidtman
W. B. Depue
Vinita Choma
Court House
James
Davenport
Oklahoma
New Halsell
W. H. McCann Notary Public
Kinnison and Hollow
Oka
D. H. Wilson
Attorney-at-Law
Empire Block
Chieftain
Marshall Stevens
E. N. Ratcliff Mercantile Co
Shanahan & Mitchell, Jewelers
Dan Myers
L. P. Garrison
Max Mendel
Ow! Drug Store
Jumbo Mercantile Co
E.N. Ratcliff Mercantile Co
L. P. Garrison Grocer
Max Mendel Ladies and Misses Outfitters
Vinita Drug Co
J. W. Jackson
Empire Grocery Co
Fair Empire
A. B. Watson
C. N. Martin Saddlery
Herman Bear
Sanders-Wright Vinita's Big Department Store
Bramble Millinery Co
Owl Drug Store
J. R. Drake Groceries
Jo Ware
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