Senate Attacks on Monetary Commission in Debate
Washington Aug 11 a sharp senate attack on the national monetary commission chaired by Former Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island opened during debate on a Cummins bill requiring a final report by December and dissolution thereafter. Senators accused the commission of extravagance and delay while Burton and Newlands urged reforms and an earlier or ongoing report on banking federation and reserve safeguards. The session adjourned before completion of the debate.
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Washington, D. C
National Monetary Commission
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Congress
Meyburn
Idaho
Burton
Commission
Con
Gress
Newlands
Nevada
National Banking Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Oklahoma Lawmakers and Reapportionment Patriots Listed
After Congress enacted the reapportionment bill eight Oklahoma seats, a long list of hopefulDemocratic and Republican candidates from cities like Oklahoma City Tulsa Muskogee and Enid emerges. The note highlights the National Irrigation Congress motto reclaim the deserts and urges states to form advisory committees to leverage upcoming expositions for attracting settlers and farmers.
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Congress
Oklahoma
Davenport
Carter
Ferris
Fred P. Branson
Muskogee
W. H. Murray
Tishomingo
Roy Stafford
Oklahoma City
Elmer
Alton
Norman Pruitt
Joseph B. Thompson
Pauls Valley
Judge Vandeventer
Bartlesville
Roy Hoffman
Chandler
John B. Dollins
Alva
E. J. Giddings
W. W. Hastings
Tahlequah
Thomas H. Owen
National Irrigation Congress
Governor appoints advisory committee for Oklahoma irrigation meet
Chicago August 11 Governor Cruce informs the National Irrigation Congress headquarters that he has named an advisory committee to assist the officers in preparing the December 5 to 9 gathering. Appointees include W T Hughes Kenton Frank Sewell Tex Thomas O G Harper Buffalo Robi Witzgerald Hobart Dallas Kirby A S McKinney Cheyenne rank Hartman Perry George Plumner Broken Arrow Rufus D Ross ablequali T D Bard Chelsea Joe Annhill McAlester W G Vandever Blackwell Henry Noble Taloga D Roper Bluejacket R T Groom jami H K Wind Miami Bart Mary Guthrie David Marum Woodford J T Leard Hugo.
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Chicago
Cruce
National Irrigation Congress
Irrigation Congress
Oklahoma
W. T.hughes
Kenton
Frank Sewell
Tex‘Thoma
O. G. Harper
Buffalo
Robi. Witzgerald
Hobart
Dallas Kirby
Alse
A. S. McKinney
Cheyenne
Rank Hartman
Perry
George Plumner
Broken Arrow
Rufus D. Ross
Ablequali
T. D. Bard
Chelsea
Joe ‘Annihill
McAlester
W. G. Vandever
Blackwell
Henry Noble
Taloga
D. Roper
Bluejacket
R. T. Groom
Jami
H. K. Wind
Miami
Bart Mary
Guthrie
More Trouble Expected Over Dissolution Order
Lawton Oklahoma August 11 militia may be required to consummate the final dissolution of Swanson county according to residents of the Comanche area cut off from Swan son Those holding Mountain Park say the supreme court mandate arriving in Lawton and filed in Comanche county will not stop dissolution The county judge has issued a restraining order against interference claiming dissolution requires a popular vote and fear more bloodshed before the county is finally dissolved.
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Lawton
Okla
Swanson County
Comanche
Swanson
Supreme Court
District Court
Comanche County
Mountain Park
Bryant
Frank P. Cease
Indiahoma
Spokane jurors to decide balm in 24 mile train walk case
Spokane county superior court jurors, to convene in September, will hear John H. Larson seek 20000 dollars from Great Northern Railway for humiliation and pain after he was ejected from a Spokane bound train for a fare dispute. Larson's complaint notes he offered a 20 dollar gold coin rejected as spurious and carried only 315 in silver.
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Spokane
Wash
Larson
Lincoln County
Stedman
Man challenges corporation after long Spokane hike ends in pain and theft
The passenger, unable to pay fare to Spokane, was ejected at Waukon and walked 14 hours to reach Spokane. A swollen jaw from an aching tooth, a mold extraction, and a counterfeit gold coin prompting a lawsuit against the corporation are described as he seeks $20 from a bank and pursues action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Waukon
Larson
Uncle Sam
Corporation
Break in Heat Wave Promised for Tonight
The city endured a sweltering day with temperatures near 100s in several spots. A cool north breeze and predicted showers promise relief tonight or Sunday, ending the oppressive humidity that plagued the region.
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Kansas City
Montgomery
Joplin
Haskell Murray Alliance Sighted After Stillwater Meeting
Oklahoma City August 12 The cordial cooperation between William Murray and supporters of Charles N Haskell at the Stillwater board of agriculture meeting leads observers to speculate on a political alliance. Murray pursues congressional honors while Haskell eyes the U S senate in the coming campaign.
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Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Charles N. Haskell
Board of Agriculture
Stillwater
Haskell
Murray
United States Senate
Kansas to wipe out 14296 delinquent corporations
Topeka Kansas August 12 the state lists 14296 corporations delinquent in filing annual statements with the secretary of state. The legislature ordered dissolution for failure to file by August 20, with the deadline near. Since the law, 11600 have filed reports and escaped automatic death.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Miss Agnes Gunter Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Agnes Gunter had an appendicitis operation at her parents home on South Wilson street this forenoon. Doctors Neer Oliver and Louis Bagby performed the procedure. The patient is doing well this afternoon and doctors report the operation a complete success after a severe attack last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Gunter
South Wilson Street
Neer, Oliver
Louis Bagby
County Clerk Restrained From Raising County Taxes
Oklahoma City August 14 A blanket temporary restraining order stops County Clerk J W Riley from raising real estate assessments 100 percent and personal property of corporations 66 25 percent by the state board of equalization A permanent injunction hearing is set for August 28 filed by W F Wilson and John Tomlinson for the Oklahoma City Hardware Co and others this action halts a major change in county assessments and is awaited in courts
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Oklahoma City
J. W. Riley
Oklahoma County
State Board of Equalization
George W. Clark
W.F. Wilson
John Tomlinson
Oklahoma City Hardware Company
Elopement in Oswego Joins Winita Couple Against Odds
Wm M Fowler and Effie Brown of Winita Oklahoma eloped in Oswego after a ten hour delay caused by a railroad wreck. They wed at 2 45 a m Friday at Probate Judge Thompson's home. After a train arrival mix up the pair, aged 21 and 18, planned a Kansas City trip and expect to reside on a Tahlequah area farm.
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Oklahoma
Winita
Okla
Oswego
Thompson
Wm. M. Fowler
Effie Brown
Merchants Hotel
Kansas City
Tahlequah
Parsons News
Strong exhibit of Oklahoma minerals at state fair
Norman Oklahoma August 14 Those visiting the state fair in September will see the most extensive display of Oklahoma minerals ever exhibited The entire mineral building is devoted to the state’s natural resources under Chas N Gould director of the Oklahoma geological survey He has arranged cooperation with manufacturing firms to boost the exhibit past previous records
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ing
A. & M. College
Chas. N. Gould
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Curious giraffes react to faint noises like deer
A zoo approach near a canal shows giraffes barely notice loud blasts yet fear small rustling sounds. Keepers observed trembling when a faint rustle resembled danger. The piece likens giraffes to deer in sensitivity to unseen threats.
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Zoological Institution
Velo
Bride refuses vow in church wedding tale
The Youth's Companion recounts a Christian wedding where the bride answers no to the vow to love and obey. Parents arranged the match, but a bold bride overrides the pledge, a substitute bride joins the groom, and guests scatter rice as the couple rests under a tree.
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Winifred Heston
Toda
Mr. Grey
Copyright terms in the Americas and Europe
The Longon chronicle notes Mexico, Venezuela, and Guatemala grant perpetual copyrights, valuable in Mexico but limited elsewhere. Spain offers 80 years after death, France 50, Germany 30, while the United States grants copyright until the author or their descendants die, a stance the Chronicle calls notable.
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Longon Chronicle
Mexico
Venezuela
Guatemala
Spain
France
Germany
United States
Chronicle
Iene Ip Rae
Animals on the Stage at Hippodrome Goofy Kangaroo Boxers
A Hippodrome show features a boxing kangaroo and trained monkeys who draw loud laughter from the audience. The famed kangaroo, belonging to the clown Armando, is trained by Mrs Armando, with Harriet Quimby noting the animal’s dangerous nature if punished.
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Hippodrome
Armando
Harriet Quimby
Leslie’s
Despised Thistle a Forage For Cattle Feed
A western Kansas report notes farmers discovering Russian thistle serves as cattle forage after windstorm deposits thistles along a barbed wire fence. The finding spreads as the state legislature funds pest control efforts and farmers experiment with the plant’s value.
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Kansas
Examinations for Chy Ward Held in Oklahoma Court
The State of Oklahoma Drake y County Count estate of Teese Minor Edward Lo Hp Probate No 1745. Order for hearing to sell real estate of said ward. Guardian Edward Hall petitions to authorize sale for ward’s best interest. Hearing set for September 8 at 10 a.m. in Craig County Court. All interested parties must appear or show cause why sale should not be ordered. The court date is August 12, 1911. First published August 11, 1911.
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Howe
Piet
Ghia
State of
Oklahoma
Drake @y
Teese
Edward Lo
Edward
Hall
Addis A
Brown
W. P. Gatewood
Ada
Morrison Thompson
County Court of
Craig
Craig County
Oklaho
Winall Cash
Ticket to California Sale At Santa Fe Station
Advertisement explains one way coach class tickets to California at 25 dollars with September 15 as a key date. It notes savings up to 15 dollars compared with other lines, promotes cheap travel to coast destinations, mentions Santa Fe three fast trains from Kansas City with tourist sleeper and free chair cars, and urges planning trips while tickets are on sale.
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California
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arizona
Mexico
Kansas City
Fragmentary Notice From Topeka Readers
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Glenn Eddie and a Topeka location, vague references to tourists sleeping and negative values, along with a line about interest and cursions. The readable bit hints at a public or personal notice with names and a street reference in Topeka Kansas.
Warren Wilson Corn ING Index to aue ply Mo jors
A compact index listing major articles and notices. Reads like a historical newspaper fragment with scattered names and topics. Readable portions hint at local events, corporate or institutional references, and community updates from a past era.
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Sorous
Monetary Commission
Republican
McGuire
Morgan
James A. Harris
Wagoner
J. J. McGaw
Powca City
C. B H. Creager
Pat J. Hurley
Tulsa
Walter Falwell
George A. Murphy
Charles Campbell
Ardmore
E. D. Perry
John Goodie
Hampton L. Tucker
George Dobson
C. B. Rogers
J. H. Burford
H. K. P. Stanford
Okmulgee
Alva McDonald
el Reno
W. & Busby
J. Blair Shoenfelt
J. F. Darby
Glerk
Jobbers
Chouteau
Greable
Jobbers AB. BR. A
H. Raines
J. Marrs
Henderson
M. Raines
Franklin
B. Etter
Tittle
Schroers
McFarland
Bagby
Hamilton
Raines
Bankers
Cinaffe
Ruatie
India
Ww. P. On
Glenn Eddie
Passeogee Aruth
Sants Fe
Ran
Jors
Warren Wilson
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