Life Story of Al Jennings Brightens Oklahoma Nomination
Oklahoma City Aug 15. Al Jennings once a train robber and outlaw told his life story to supporters as he sought the Democratic nomination for prosecutor in Oklahoma County. He described early trials, a deadly feud, revolts with lawmen, and a life sentence later commuted by Senator Marcus Hanna. Jennings said his turn to law followed family tragedy and outlaw years, and that his wife’s influence helped him reform.
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Muskogee County
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United States
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Temple Houston
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Texas
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John
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Denver
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Sam Baker
Baker
Arkansas
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Muskogee
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Columbus
Marcus A. Hanna
Fort Leavenworth
Bud Ledbetter
Thayer
United States Court
Lawton
Tulsa White Slavery Probes Signal Arrests Soon
Tulsa authorities in a government backed sweep focus on a semi organized system of houses employing women described as white slavery. Investigators expect arrests of operators and transporters tied to Kansas City routes as grand jury action looms.
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United States Elrcuit Court Constabulary
United States
Ben Connor
BE. L. Wallace
Kansas City
May elect state examiner in Oklahoma likely
Oklahoma City Aug 15. Democrats consider nominating a state examiner at the August 28 ratifying convention to succeed Charles A Taylor. Supporters of Hugh Gerner and Fred Parkinson debate who should be named, with a precedent in Leo Meyer cited for posthumous appointments. Tom Harrill appears set to lead the state committee, while West side objections push for balance with the secretaryship held by Duke Stallings.
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Oklahoma City
Charles A. Taylor
Rey
Republican State Committee
Hugh Gerner
Taylor
Fawdly
Fred Parkinson
Cruce
Gerber
State Committee
Leo Meyer
Bill Cross
Tom
Duke Stallings of
Durant
Mendel Returns From St Louis With Trade Goods
Max Mendel arrived from St Louis this morning with a shipment of sale and winter goods for his store. He plans to display the wares and attract customers from the surrounding area.
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St. Louis
Old Soldiers Will Get Money
Washington reports thousands of veterans who have received no pensions since July 1 will soon receive government war warrants. The pensions bill, carrying 160 million dollars, passed both houses and awaits the president's signature. Checks may be mailed by Saturday, with some already prepared at eighteen pension agencies. The plan to abolish agencies faced Senate objection, now set for January 31, 1913, potentially moving 250 clerks.
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Pension Bureau
House
Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling may boost state taxes
Lawton Oklahoma August 15 Approximately three million dollars in gross revenue tax would be added to the state treasury if the Oklahoma Supreme Court sustains District Judge J T Johnson ruling. The decision found Comanche Light and Power Company liable for three years of unpaid gross revenue earnings despite Supreme Court abrogation of such assessments for corporations. Attorney General R E Gish says the case tests public service tax as a statewide precedent potentially involving about three million dollars.
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Supreme Court of Oklahoma
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United States Supreme Court
R. E.gish
Attorney General's Office
Oklahoma
Credit Systems of Europe Reported For U S Study
Washington reports Ambassador Herrick in Paris has enlisted Edwin Chamberlain and John B. Dillon to help compile an exhaustive study of European cooperative credit systems. Additional volunteers Breitung Jones Ford and Ingalls join auxiliary staff to finalize a report for President Taft by October, guiding U.S. land mortgage bank proposals.
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State Department
Europe
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American Bankers’ Association
John B. Dillon
Agricultural Association of New York
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Herrick
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Marquette
Mieh
Breckinridge Jones
St. Louis
Breitung
Northwest
Jones
Nell Mr. Herrick
Betteves
United States
Todd Ford
California
Ingalls
Senator Ingalls
Kansas
Ford
Merrick Delleves
Tafte
Congress
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