Guthrie Attorney Says No Prosecution in Case
Guthrie attorneys in the state capital fight state that no step will be taken to further prosecute the case. The supreme court remanded the injunction case to Oklahoma City Judge Huston for trial on its merits and will not start contempt proceedings against officers who designate Oklahoma City as their headquarters unless a complaint is filed.
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Guthrie
Okla
Atformers
Supreme ‘Court
Oklahoma City
Huston
District Court
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
James Hepburn
Bill Croms
Leo Meyers
Will Linn
State Election Board
8. W. Stone
State Banking Board
Choa A. Taylor
vMces
Lgn
Leo Huckins
Taylor
Cros
Rainfall Saves Area as Heat Reigns and Temps Hit Records
Rainfall arrives across southwest Missouri and surrounding states easing drought fears. Reports from Springfield to Tulsa note scattered showers boosting corn prospects, with cities like Webb City and Muskogee marking hot highs around 100 to 106 degrees. One death and several prostrations reported in Shawnee amid a string of extreme heat across the region.
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J. Plagius
Springfield
Missouri
Lawrence
Barry
Springfeld
Webb City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Durant
Tulsa
Tulsa County
Arkansas Valley
Muskogee
Guthrie
Jay
Shawnee
Palleet
Tames Hisley
Guthrie Petitions Dismissal In Haskell Case
Guthrie Oklahoma filed a petition for dismissal today in the district court in accord with a supreme court decision. The court held that Haskell was not within the jurisdiction of the district court of the county.
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Guthrie
Okla
Supreme Court
Haskell
District Court
District Court of
the Otaty
Valuation for Oklahoma projected near one billion
Guthrie Oklahoma July 29 forecast for 1910 assesses Oklahoma statewide at about 920 million dollars, up 50 million from 1909. Seventy-nine counties report increases led by Osage with 11 million in real estate, Muskogee with 6.5 million, as Indian allotments unlock taxes boosting totals.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Pubiic Service Corporations
Mate
Osage County
Muskogee County
Entertois Card Club Enjoys Thursday Afternoon
Savornay hosts Gertrude 7 and Jesse Niciffer entertained their card club at their North Scraper street home. The house featured American Beauty roses and a large sunflower centerpiece. A sumptuous three course luncheon followed the card session. A note from Dr Wimner reports he is having a great time. The Catalina Tatands card was wafted from Ayalon, Cal.
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Savornay
Gertrude 7
Jesse Niciffer
North Scraper Street
Wimner
Ayalon
Cal
Wilson kills women and shoots himself in jealousy
Toledo dispatch reports George Coyle shot and killed Mrs. Wd Heffinger and wounded Mrs. Dora Brown Wilson before turning the gun on himself. Jealousy is alleged as the motive. The suspect’s condition is critical, with reports he may die.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Toledo
George Coyle
Wd. Heffinger
Dora Brrow Wilson
Registration closes at nine in Vinita primary vote
With about a thousand voters already registered in Vinita and further prospects, officials expect the Tuesday primary to be the largest ever polled. The books close at 9 tonight, and unregistered voters will miss both the primary and November election. Voters have two hours left to register.
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Vinita
National Conservation Movement and Mr Taft
National Conservation movement linked to President Taft as a founding member of the National Conservation Association, with ongoing ties and hopes he will attend the northwest congress. The association, with about 40 000 members, operates separately from the Conservation Congress led by Bernard M Baker, and St Paul Minneapolis plan for 16 000 delegates during a five day September conference.
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Bt. Paul, Minn
William H. Taft
Conservation
National Conservation Association
Gifford Pinchot
Charles W. Elliot
Harvard
St. Paul
Northwest
Frit
The
Conservation Association
Conservation Congress
Shipp
Association
Congress
Sseoclation
Ite
Nanoel Hons
Eration
National Association
Bernard M. Baker
Conservation Movement
Pinchot
Baker
Board of Managers
la Nncd
St Paul 6 Minneapolia
Indvatow
Woman Kills Partner of Deceased Husband in Law Office
In Sturgis North Dakota a shooting occurred when Mex McMahon, wife of the late partner in the McMahon and Thomas law firm, shot and killed Attorney D P Thomas in the office. The incident followed a dispute over vacating the office after the partner’s death.
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Associated Press
Sturgis
D. P. Thomas
Mex
M. McMahem
McMahon & Thomas Law
McMuhon
McMahon
Thomas
Northwest seeks thousands of teachers for next year
Spokane officials report public schools across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana will need many teachers next fall with about 500 required in Spokane. Last season 448 teachers earned 55 to 90 dollars monthly amid high turnover as many move to marry or switch careers.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Bruce M. Watson
Northwest
H.W. Allen
Board of Education
Iona
Kansas
Northwestern
Gore defends not speaking on bribery claim at Aug hearing
Salina Kansas July 30 Senator Gore says he will have much to say at the August hearing but prefers not to speak for publication now about the claim of a $50,000 bribe from an ex Kansas senator to withdraw opposition in the Oklahoma Indian land deal. He praises Senator Bristow as one of the greatest in the Senate and credits Kansas with honoring him.
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Salina
Kans
Gore
Kansas
Oklahoma
Joseph L. Bristow
United States
Senate
Senator Bristow
Washington
Wage Increase Granted to Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Agents
The Telegraphers and Station Agents of Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Systems were awarded a six percent wage increase equating to about fifty thousand dollars per year. The arbitration award, under the Erdnman net, was filed with the United States district court after concessions on working conditions.
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Associated Prenat
St. Louia
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain Systems
United States
Otr Cult Court
Officers Seize Fifty Thousand Ice Cream Cones in Oklahoma
On complaint by Seale Lyons district attorney and by order of Judge Val Valkenburch United States marshal seized fifty thousand ice cream cones from the Pike Drug Company. The cones were bought from Star Water Company in Oklahoma City. Marshal Durham reported holding 196000 other pastry casings. The government will allege borax and other deleterious substances were used in manufacturing the pastries when the case is called in September.
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Kansas City
Maly
Seale 2
Lyons
Val Valkenburch
B. R. Dunham
United States
Omrwhal
Mo Pike Drug Company
Star Water Company
Oklahoma City
Marshal Durham
United States District Court
Secretary Garnetys Enigmatic Hotel Stay Revealed
In New York on July 20 John G. Garnetry, secretary of the treasury, stayed at a hotel amid unspecified nature of the visit. The details were not released to the public.
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New York
the Treasury
John GO. Garnete
Contempt risk in Oklahoma capital row over seat dispute
Guthrie residents cling to the seat of government as Judge Huston and James Hepburn vow to enforce the anti removal injunction. State officers in Oklahoma City prepare to return to Guthrie amid court orders and possible contempt actions if they stay.
Woman shoots persistent tempter and is freed
Oklahoma City July 1 Dash Smythe was shot and killed by Mrs. B V at her home. Smythe had pursued her for ten years and since her marriage had begged her to elope. She fired five shots through a window porch, a loaded revolver found on Smythe. She surrendered to police, coroner's inquest exonerated her and she was released. Governor Haskell rumor sparked by shooting amid state capital agitation.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Dash” Smythe
Smythe
Sacrem Court
Mankell
Wagoner
Race riot in Texas near Slocum reported
A July report from Palatine Texas states fifteen Black people were killed and one white man wounded in a riot near Slocum in Anderson County. The incident occurred during a violent clash described as a race riot.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
Palatine
Slocum
Anderson County
Joseph Wendling Captured and Admits Identity
Joseph Wendling wanted for the murder of Alam Kellner was arrested in San Francisco. Wendling was nabbed in a lodging house by two local detectives and admitted his identity without resistance while en route to the city jail. Police Chief Martin District Attorney Mekert and two detectives accompanied the capture attempt.
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Associated Preas
San Francisco
Cal
Eph Wendling
Theowalville
Alam Kellner
Wendling
Pt Lega
Martin
Mekert
Aimate Son
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Adair St
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Riddle's Barn
Vinita, Oklahoma
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C. C. Heidtman
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EA Stubblefield
Scott Building
Robt. C. Houck
South Wilson St
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