Gore Speech Lively Senate Debate on Tariff Wages Claim
Washington April 28 The Senate debate on tariffs was energized by Thomas P Gore Oklahoma Democrat whose attack on the Republican party drew applause from galleries. Gore argued high American wages stem from labor excellence and protected by tariffs, while questioning credit to tariffs for wage levels and noting Democratic and Republican positions on income and inheritance taxes.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas P. Gore
Okahoma
Gore
Scott
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Gorewall
Republican Party
Nak
Geott
Tros
Suits Against Lumber Combine Continued In Missouri
The suit against the International Harvester Company and an alleged lumber combine on charges of violating antitrust laws was continued to October under a Supreme Court ruling in Jefferson City Missouri.
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Associated Prove
Jefferson City
International Harpester Company
Limber
Supreme Court
Man pleads guilty to signing wife name on letters
Chester M. Hamaher, in federal court, pleaded guilty to forging his wife’s signature on love letters sent to a wealthy Atchison businessman. He was sentenced to one year in jail.
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Associated Prone
Kansas City
Chester M. Hamaher
Atchison, Kane
Grand Jury Opens ADA Lynching Inquiry in Ohio
Ada, Ohio April 27. The special grand jury, ordered by Governor Hinskell, began hearings to investigate the lynching of Jim Miller, Jesse West, Joe Alien, and W T Burrell. Attorney General Went will conduct the examination as other lynching cases are reported, including new allegations connected to Oscar Peller and the Johnson brothers in a brutal murder case.
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Ada
Ohio
Hinskell
Jim Miller
Jesse West
Joe Alien
W.T. Burrell
Went
Oscar Peller
A. A. Bobbitt
Edward
David Johsen
Tecumseh
Johnson Brothers
Lt. Putt
Allen
Are Homesteads Taxed A Civilized Indian Question
Guthrie Oklahoma April 26 A state federal clash over whether homestead allotments of Indians whose restrictions were removed May 27 1908 can be taxed by the state draws interest in Oklahoma Frank Pierce Assistant Secretary of the Interior says all Indian homesteads are free from taxation while in original allottees possession M L Mott Creek national attorney sues to deny state taxing power Counties assess Indian lands including homesteads of allottees enrolled as intermarried whites freedmen or mixed blood Indians. The act removes restrictions and Section 4 says lands with restrictions removed shall be taxed but attorneys say this violates treaties with the five civilized tribes If courts rule against taxation hundreds of thousands in revenue would be lost hitting eastern counties hard as they just begin to collect taxes and borrow against revenues.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Oldahome
Frank Pierce
Oklahoma
M. L. Mott
Creek National
Weewoka
Indiana
Five Civilized Iribex
Atte
von Green
Five Civilized Tribes
Tate
Hestate
Rider Wins Mayor Race by Ten Vote Margin
In Vinita the mayoral contest between L. Rider Republican and Thompson Democrat ended with Rider ahead by ten votes. Wilkinson narrowly defeated Jeanna for police chief. Mahoney and Schneider won key city offices as Democrats and Republicans split council seats.
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Marshal
Pat Mahoney
L. Rider
A. J. Green
W. Byrd
J. M. Mahoney
R. Frazee
Sam Leforce
W. Houk
Martin
Council
C. O. Berry
John Sheehan
Underwood
Republic
J. H. Parker
Tom Byrd
W. R. Badgett
Republica School Board
David Hill
Seymour Riddle
Democra School Board
W L. B. Bell
F. S
Amos
W. H. Deck
C. York
Vinita
Aasunder
O'Clong
Wilkinson
Ide Apair
Mty
Charles Jeanna
Toms
Thompson
Lialfow
Rider
Thue
Charles Schneider
Ucket
Ted
A. B. Berger
Mahoney
Schneider
J. W. Murky
J. Hobdy
BR. M. Probisco
Miurrow
Chamberlin
Aavenaar
Slartmar
Sadard Athon
W. P. Thompson
O. L. Rider
AL J. Green
Davidson
J. W. Byrd
Hartauin
Wea
Chambertin
Chas Sehneider
J. W. Maries
Port Walker Ant
Ragan Vate
Farm Loans Made During Last Week in Oklahoma
Guthrie April 27 The following loans were made to Oklahoma farmers during the week ending April 24 by the school land conditions at about half the rate charged by banks and loan agencies. Names and sums include John P. Burrell 525, Avie D. Showdere 700, Avie Balbury 2000, Alanson Walters 500, C. M. Mansfeld 100, David A. Moore 1000, Nina Brown 800, Willie O’Neal 800, Thoma Yates 1290, Nelle Miller 2500, Ransom Howe 1500, Tenbolla White 900, Jenuie Surton 500, total 2820 funds listed.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
School Land Condicaton
John P. Burrell
Wellton
Lincoln
County
Weorme D. Showdere
Payoon
Kverge
Bellera
Berlin
Roger Mills
Avie
Baliybury
Ivanhoe
Beaver
Bila L. Johnson
Stilwell
Adair County
David A. Yates
Elmwood
Beaver County
Thoma W. Yates
Hans Jackson
Nelle A. Miller
Dawson
Tutha
Willie
Intow
Hydro
Crildo
Ransom F
Howe
Four Workmen Die in Explosion at Packing Plant
Four workers were killed and four injured in an explosion at the Pots Powder company wincett and packing house today in Reynolds Pa. The blast caused casualties among laborers and prompted emergency response.
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Ty Associated
Reynolds
Wincett and Packing House
Pots Powder, Company
Former Wisconsin Representative Joseph Babcock Dies at 59
Washington April 2. Former Wisconsin representative Joseph Babcock longtime member of the national Republican congressional committees died today at his Washington home. He was aged fifty nine years and had served in Congress for many years.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph Babcock
Wisconsin
National Republican
Swift justice meted out at Wagoner
Wagoner Oklahoma April 27 two young men Frank Condon and George Preston were found guilty of grand larceny in a district court trial. They allegedly robbed a Katy railroad passenger of a pocketbook, the victim recovered the wallet with help from a train auditor and testified. The county attorney filed information, both defendants waived counsel, and the jury delivered a seven year prison sentence.
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Wagoner
Oklo
Frank Condon
George Preston
Montana
Another Murder Reported at Claremore Oklahoma
Tulsa April 27 The sheriff's office reported another murder in Claremore from last night A drunken neighbor argued with a friend tried to force him home The friend pulled a revolver and shot the drunken man almost instantly Names and other particulars are not learned yet
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Tulsa
Okla
Sheriff's Office
Claremore
Jury finds Hargis guilty of murder in Ky case
In Trvin Kentucky on April 28 3 the jury convicted Beach Hargis of murdering his father Judge Janes Hargis. He received a life imprisonment sentence from the court.
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Hargis
Associated Prose
Trvin, Ky
Beach Hargis
Janes Hargis
Oklahoma Bishop to Visit St John’s for Evening Service
The Hell Reverend F. K. Brooke bishop of Oklahoma will attend St John’s church next Sunday evening at seven o’clock. He will administer confirmation and preach the sermon at the service.
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Hell
F. K. Brooke
Oklahoma
St John’s Church
Missouri railroads set two and a half cent rate in Missouri
Missouri and other roads plan a two and a half cent rate in Missouri effective May 10, following a Chicago meeting of railroad executives. Attendees split into camps over three and two and a half cent schemes. Attorney General Major urged obedience to Missouri law and proposed awaiting the U S Supreme Court decision.
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Missouri
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Missouri Railroads
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Jefferson City
Illott
Weade
Chicago
McPherton
Supreme Court of the United States
Light on Income Tax Law Spurs Senate Wealth Clash
Washington April 27 investigation of bank accounts and assessment records shows opposition to an income tax bill among senators and representatives. The piece highlights Aldrich Stephenson Guggenheim Dupont Owen and others and estimates potential annual tax payments from their fortunes.
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Washington
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Aldrich
the" Stephenson
Wiscon
Win
Senate
Cuntmine
Stephenson Ie
Stephen O. Pikine
West Virginia
Guggenheim
Dupont
Bourn
Newlan Pen
Wetmore
Oila- Homi
Robert L. Owen
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