Murray Critiques Cruce In Oklahoma Campaign
In Tishomingo Oklahoma on April 14 William H Murray, running for governor, dismisses Cruce polls as a joke and vows to surpass him by mobilizing votes statewide. He defends his family name as sacred while challenging personal attacks and rejects physical retribution, urging lawful conduct.
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Tishomingo
Okla
William Hurray
Cruce
Murray
Daily Oklahoman
Kentucky
Leo Cruce
Lee-Huckins Hotel
Oklahoma City
Ime
Eighteen Hours of Crime Hit Tulsa in One Night
Tulsa, April 1. The past eighteen hours brought a crime spree with two robbers fleeing after taking 200 dollars from a man. Officer Barney Cleaver shot and wounded a man during a confrontation at a cafe. Chief Thompson conducted a raid at the Merchants Produce office, detaining a man named A Wearing while another escaped.
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Tulsa
Okla
Inita
Barney Cleaver
Aperate Negro
Cleaver
Thompson
Tniers and Merchants Produce Commy
Wearing
Death claims Vinita pioneer J B Martin
From Wednesday's Daily Vinita mourns pioneer citizen J B Martin who ran a billiard parlor and confectionery shop for years His cheerful demeanor made him a familiar figure to locals and strangers Funeral service scheduled from the Catholic church at 4 20 this afternoon Walsh health rapidly failing in Chicago banker John R Walsh serving federal prison time in Leavenworth prison with no improvement in weeks officials fear possible collapse
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Martin
Vinita
Vineta
Wisfore
Walsh
Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kans
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Revalo Admits Murder Near Cambridge City
Richmond Indiana April 14 Charles A Revalo aged nineteen was arrested and confessed to killing Mrs Frank Allison near Cambridge City six ten miles west of here on April 6 Motive robbery The house was set on fire after the murder and neighbors rescued the woman’s body Robin Cooper bail reduced from 25000 to 10000 in Nashville Tennessee scheme court action
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Associated Press
Richmond
Ind
Charles A. Revalo
Frank Allison
Cambridge City
Here
Alllaon
Revala
Ball
Nashville, Tenn
Robin Cooper
Arguments Heard in Mandamus Case at Guthrie
The Oklahoma Supreme Court heard mandamus arguments over filing initiative petitions to amend the constitution for local option. Petitioner counsel B. Stuart argued Congress police power ends after statehood and treaties with Five Civilized Tribes were mere agreements, while opponents cited federal control of Indian affairs.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Supreme Court Yesteray
State Cross
Haskell
B. Stuart
McAlester
Indian Territory
Congress
Oprponing
United States
Atoka
Five Civilized Tribes
Fred 8. Caldwell
HW. T. Loughbaum
Anti-Saloon League
Devereux
Devereux & Hildreth
Crows and Maskell
West
AntiSaloon League
Terrible Tragedy Enacted in Monett
Associated Press reports a shocking Monett double tragedy as Homer Todd 20 shoots and kills his wife Ethel 18 in front of their home then fatally wounds himself. Neighbors witness the incident after a quarrel at home. Todd, in the second-hand business, left his wife and then mutilated her with a razor before dying.
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Associated Pres
Monett
Homer Todd
Ethel
Todd
Supreme Court Affirms and Reverses in Carmack Murder Case
Nashville April 1 The Supreme Court affirmed the lower court verdict in the state against Col D B Cooper and his son but reversed as to Robin Cooper. Both men were sentenced to twenty years for the murder of Senator EB Carmack on November 6 1908, and Governor Patton pardoned Col Cooper this afternoon.
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Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court
D. B. Cooper
Col. Cooper
Robin Cooper
EB. W. Carmack
Patton
Unstinted Criticism of Wickersham in Rail Merger Debate
Washington press summary of the April 13 senate debate on railroad consolidation involving Boston and Maine and New York New Haven and Hartford. Senator La Follette rebuked Attorney General Wickersham while Lodge and Gallinger defended the merger under Massachusetts holding law enacted in 1909.
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Washington, D. C
Administration
Boston and Maine
New York, New Haven
Massachusetts House Committee On Railroads
Draper
Mellen
LaFollette
Lodge of Massachusetts
LaFuillette
New Haven
Boston and
Maine
Massachusetts
New England
Taft
Roosevelt
Wickersham
Wickersha
Chicago
Senator LaFollette
Boston
Senator Lodge
Gallinger
LaPollette
New Haven Road
Morgan-Rockefeller
Railroads May Now Get Money
Observers in Vinita note eastern stock markets hold back funds pending Supreme Court rulings on Standard Oil and Tobacco antitrust cases. Delays in these cases have restrained large capital, but optimism grows that the Osage Western and other western railroad projects will receive promised financial support soon, with a decision in three to four weeks expected to indicate funds will be sent for new railroad development.
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Vinita
Osage Western Railroad
Standard Oil and Tobacco Anti-Trust
Supreme Court
Ownage Western
Infuriated mob seizes Black man from officers in Meridian
In Meridian Mississippi a Black man fatally injured earlier was seized by a two thousand strong mob from officers in the jail basement. He was carried to a telephone pole, body burned after his clothes were set alight, then rescued as flames spread. Separate report from Lawrence Kansas notes two distinct earthquake shocks at Kansas University, first at 6 40 p m and second at 10 12 p m with origin 600 to 1600 miles southeast of here.
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Associated Pros
Meridian
Miss
Tom O'Neil
Datior
O'Neil
Belsmnograph
Lawrence
Kans
The
Kansas University
Milan
Here
Expect Strike to End Soon in Southwest
Kansas City, Mo. April 1 representatives of the coal miners and mine owners resumed joint conference today with aides confident that an agreement ending the strike that began April 1 might be expected soon.
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Kanwas City
Southwest
Emotions Overcome Mrs Swope in Court
In Kansas City April, Mrs Logan Swope wept in the courtroom after two days of restraint during Dr Hyde trial. She recalled happier times with Col Swope and contrasted them with the lonely present as she cried and was led out. Her daughter Mrs Hyde laughed nearby as the judge ordered the voir dire to continue under marshal custody.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Logan
Swope Gove
Hyde
Col. Swope
Swope
Graft in OHIP subsidy inquiry surfaces names and denials
Washington reports on a subcommitee session into the Merchant Marine League of the United States. Harvey Goulder of Cleveland and William Livingston of Detroit testified and denied personal gain from ship subsidy legislation. Goulder acknowledged endorsing a $5,000 note for the league with unclear source, while others stressed patriotic aims and educational purposes.
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Washington
Merchant Marine League of the United States
Harvey BD. Goulder
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H W. Rahlston
Ney
Representative Steenerson
Golder
William Livingston
Detroit
Joseph Stewart
Select Committee
League
Steenerson
Congress
Goulder
Steenersen
Connecon
Chamber of Commerce
Livingston
Stewart
Longworth to Lead Tariff Defense in Congress Race
Washington April 12 Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio plans to be on the firing line in the congressional campaign not later than adjournment. His father in law, former President Roosevelt, has assured the committee he will participate in the fight for control of the next congress by the Republican Party.
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Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Marion
Roosevelt
Agreement to Unseat Cannon Shifts House Rift
Washington reports an agreement allowing a floor vote on ousting Speaker Cannon. Insurgents and Democrats plan to join against Cannon, while regular Republicans fear a coalition could depose him and delay Taft legislation. Debate centers on party unity and a potential adjournment without a speaker.
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Washington
House
Cannon
Danville
Taft
Konta
Vncur
Archer Hinds
Hindshawe
Ho de Posed
Champ Clark
Missouri
Murdock
Kangar
Ispeech
Congress
Insurgenta
Poindexter
Indictments Dismissed in Oklahoma Fraud Case
Guthrie Oklahoma April 1 indictments against Currell W Gatew the Lag Angeler millliatuire for conspiracy to defraud the government of land in northwest Oklahoma and the civil suit for recovery of the land have been dismissed at Lawton.
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Guthrie
Okla
Currell W. Gatew
Angeler
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Mandamus
Senate
Osage
Mrs. Swope
Longworth
Tariff
Hae
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