Governor Haskell ally eyed for state affairs board
Semi official circles report C M Barnes Guthrie mayor and former Oklahoma governor hopeful for republican seat on the state board of public affairs. Barnes would supervise state buildings materials and supplies while Republicans Bert Chandler and Roy Hoff man or Roy Oakes are mentioned for other board roles.
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Guthrie
Okla
C. M. Barnes
Oklahoma Territory
State Board of Public Affairs
Bert Chandler
Vinita
Barnes
Haskell
C. N. Haskell
Col
Roy Hoffman
Chandler
Roy Oakes
State Banking Board
Auditors for All Trains Eyed by Fort Smith and Western
Guthrie April report describes Fort Smith and Western hiring auditors from Louisiana for all trains at about 125 dollars per month. The move is linked to the two cent fare dispute and possible restoration if auditors boost earnings. Col A P Watson notes the complaint is informal and not yet formally filed.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Fort Smith and
A. P. Watson
Fort Smith and Featern
Louis
Fortanth and Western
Saltan
Watson
Jed
County to Call Bond Election for New Courthouse
County commissioners in session finalize per thousand tax estimate to fund bonds for a new courthouse. On a fifteen million dollar project, added taxes would be about 8.5 cents per thousand, netting roughly 15 cents after existing rents. Election to approve bonds will be set soon, with broad taxpayer support expected.
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Crale County
Craig County
Frange May Suspend Expulsion of Gastro
Aakodlatea reports that if Ioriano Castro’s health makes enforced departure from Fort De France dangerous, the government is prepared to suspend the expulsion decree.
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Aakodlatea Pres
Paria
Ioriano Castro
Fort de France
Island
Mer
Toledo Tailor Responsible for Death of Krugers
Associated Press reports a verdict finding Michiel Soboleski, a Toledo tailor, responsible for the deaths of Ludwig Kruger and his wife whose bodies were found buried in the cellar of their home. Soboleski had bought a farm from the Kroger family and visited them on the evening of March 40.
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Associated Press
Toleas
Holla Michiel Soboleski
Ludwig Kruger
Saboleski
Krogers
Payne tariff bill vote today in House and Senate transfer
The Associated Press reports that the House votes today on the Payne tariff bill after three weeks of consideration. Key action includes committee amendments and excluding petroleum from maximum provisions to prevent duty increases for retaliation. The scene shifts to the Senate after the House action.
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Payne
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Ways and ‘Means
Seven Die In Mine Explosion At Windber Pennsylvania
Seven coal miners died and four were injured in a premature explosion at Merwin Dwight Coal Co. No. 97 mine in Windber. Rescue crews recovered four more bodies as efforts continued.
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Associated Proar
Johnson
Ming No
Merwin/Dvwight Coal company
Windber
Hard coal operators and miners fail to agree
The anthracite operators and miners in Pennsylvania failed to reach an agreement on wage conditions and adjourned their talks finally. Associated Press report from Philadelphia on April.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Death of Poet Algernon Swinborn in London
London April 10 Algernon Charles Swinborn poet and essayist died today after a long illness arising from influenza which developed into pneumonia. He had been suffering with influenza for some time.
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London
Railroads Challenged Over Three Cent Fare Decree
Kansan City April 9 Frank Hagerman leading attorney for eighteen rail roads entering Missouri says state injunctive suit to stop three cent passenger fare violates federal court decree. He argues the antitrust law does not apply to railroad rates and mileage books are sold to all alike.
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Associated Press
Kansan City
Frank Hagerman
Missouri
Trio of Hunters Use Trammel Net in Unusual W
An upcoming court case stems from a wind driven snipe and plover hunt using a 100 foot trammel net. Three hunters split tasks, nets placed leeward and windward, leading to catches exceeding limits. Warden argues violation of game laws while defense claims three individuals each own a limit. Sportsmen await outcome as net sales rise.
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Hearns
Dowdy Fights Requisition for Return to Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma April requisition proceedings target John Dowdy, wanted in Oregon County for parole violation after pleading to grand larceny. Governor of Oklahoma seeks Dowdy’s arrest in Bristow on parole terms breach as he resists the move. hearing scheduled for today.
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Guthrie, Okt
Olahoma
Missouri
John Dowdy
Oregon County
Dowdy
St Bristow
Missouri House Grants Rail Commission Power
Jefferson City April 10 The house by unanimous vote ordered the bill giving the state railroad commissioners authority to fix passenger fares This bill was made a special order of business for Tuesday next
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
House
Atat Railroad Commissioners
Fishing tug sinks with crew and passengers in storm
The fishing tug George Floan with a crew of eight and three passengers sank in Lake Erie during a Wednesday hurricane. The incident occurred off Cleveland and details were released today.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
George Floan
Lake Erie
Three More Plums for Pie Hunters
Washington D C April the secretary of the interior outlined three districts for special Indian agents on the west side of the state. Each district groups about 5 000 Indians with headquarters at Pawhuska Shawnee and Lawton or Anadarko. Natural divisions prevent new districts and may limit western appointments despite possible transfers of eastern agents amid Republican protests.
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Washington, D. C
Haw
Pawhuska
Orage
Kay
Pawnee
Nobie
Cimarron and
Canadian River
Pottawatomie County
Dewey County
Shawnee
Lawton
Ana Darko
Leupp
In Went
Secretary of Interior
Ethan Allen Hitchcock Dies in Washington at 74
Ethan Allen Hitchcock, secretary of the interior under McKinley and Roosevelt, died in Washington at 11:00 am at age 74 after kidney and heart disease complications. He directed sweeping land fraud investigations in the West and prosecuted many prominent figures.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Ethan Allen Pikehock
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hichcock
Congress Asked to Direct Investigation in Missouri
Governor Hadley disclosed the request for a direct investigation of the Missouri state situation by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Attorneys statewide are expected to use injunctions similar to the one filed at St Louis last night, indicating the plan.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Congress
Interstate Commerce Contession
Abowrd Institute
St Louie
Hadley
Striking Prohibition Section Declared Unconstitutional
Mobile April 16 One of the strongest sections of the state prohibitory law was declared unconstitutional today by Judge Wayfield of Montgomery The section barred storing liquor in any building or apartment inhabited by occupants
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Ry Associated Prona
Mobile
Ala
Montgomery
Hoffman selects Tighlman to capture Crazy Snake
Deputy United States Marshal Tighlman, backed by Colonel Hoffan, led efforts to seize Crazy Snake. The seasoned scout, familiar with the leader's habits, set out from Hickory Stomping Grounds toward the target yesterday, aiming to bring in the Indian chief.
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Hoffman
Tighlman
Crazy Snake
Chandler
Oda
Wiliam ‘Tighlman
United States
Hoffan
Hickory
Fines Penalties for Violations Issued by Corporation Commission
Guthrie Oklahoma April 10 The corporation commission affirms it acts to prevent discrimination and protect railroads earnings issues fines for boarding without tickets effective May 1 Penalties scale with fare 50c or less one dollar for higher fares 25c for mid ranges and 50c for others Travelers may buy tickets at the first station and penalties apply if not purchased Conductor and crew must not require tickets at entry except to route passengers under their ticket control
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Guthrie, Oki
Corporation Commission
The
New York Honors Fallen Detective at City Hall Ceremony
City officials and police held a half staff tribute at city hall and police headquarters today for Lieutenant Joseph Petronino of the New York Police Department. Petronino, who died in Palermo after aiding the protection of America against Silesian criminals, was noted for his service and sacrifice.
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Associated Press
New York
Slavonia
Joseph Petronino
John Jackson Given Penitentiary Sentence
John Jackson was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for participating in a night rider raid in which an aged black man and a black baby were shot and killed and five other black people wounded. He is the second man convicted in connection with the raid.
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Associated Prew
Paducah
John Jackson
Jackson
Special election set May 18 for Craig County courthouse bonds
County commissioners issued a call for a May 18 special election to approve bonds for a new Craig County courthouse in the city. They also applied to the governor for permission to use state convicts to work on the surrounding roads.
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Craig County Court House
Thin City
Thin
Nebraska Bankers Contest Guaranty Law in Omaha Meeting
The Nebraska Bankers association committee and members were elected at a meeting here to contest the validity of the bank deposit guaranty law enacted in the recent legislative session.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska Bankers Association
Counterfeiting case dismissed in Oklahoma court
Pryor Creek Okla April 10 The cause against W W Harrison charged with counterfeiting was heard in the federal court there Friday and the defendant was acquitted on the ground of statute imitations.
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Pryor Creek
Okla
W. W. Harrison
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