NO MONOPOLY SAYS CLARK
Honorable Champ Clark rebuts Col Lafe Young on tariff panic causes blaming Democrats. He argues the 1893 97 panic stemmed from tariff measures never enacted and cites the 1907 panic tied to the Dingley act as Republican driven. He urges Young to acknowledge Republican responsibility before the next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Washington
Col
Lafe Young
Des Moines
Economist
Col. Lafe
Taft
Cxolaosh
McKinley
Col Lafe
Col. Young
Dinglay
United States
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
Africa
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Republican Boas
Senate
Candidate who withdrew charged with conspiracy
Franklin Pa August 23 Joseph C Sivler who withdrew as a Republican candidate in Pennsylvania's twenty eighth district was arrested on a warrant for conspiracy to debauch votes. He claims he spent thirty two thousand five hundred dollars to win the nomination averaging four dollars per vote.
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Franklin
Joseph C. Sivler
Pennsylvania
Adair News highlights and local notes from Saturday
The Adair News reports a woman burned when gasoline ignited while cleaning a skirt, leaving her in critical condition. It notes a forgery involving a Pryor Bank check, a corn and seed exhibit attracting land buyers, and local residents visiting Vinita, Missouri, and Colorado. Other items mention land workers, upcoming building, and residents’ travels and illnesses.
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Adair News
Ah Stewart
Adair
Jim Newman
Bank of
Citiens Bank and Trust Co
Pryor
Oklahoma
Jim Davenport
Hills Harlin
Mayes County
RB. Delagier
Vinita
A. W. Herron
Vinita Priday
Bunday
Mra
W. ©. Brock
Jim Elliott
Techores
Snot Adair
Bottle Markham
Skinner
Venison
Tex
Gay Reed
Little Rock
Hinkle
Missouri
J. F. Dunham
Colorado
Pike's Peak
Delogior and
Ralph
Roosevelt Taft Rift Rumors Face Silence in Beverly
Aug 20 Beverly reports no official reply to rumors of a serious split between President Taft and Col Theodore Roosevelt. Taft Norton refuse to discuss. Locals expect possible clarification from Lloyd Griscom, William Loeb Jr., and Nicholas Longworth visiting Oyster Bay next week. Longworth already met Taft, aiding informal talks.
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Beverly
Mags
Storiey
Oyater Bay
Taft
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Norton
Col. Roosevelt
Lloyd ©. Griscom
New York State Republican Committee
William Loeb Jr
Nicholas Longworth
Oyster Bay
Longworth
Dixie Minstrels Open Imperial Season at The Imperial
The Imperial Theater opened Sunday with the Down to Dixie Minstrels led by John Rucker. The review notes uneven quality, praises Pamplin and Marsh Greg for novelty acts, and highlights a scenic river sequence aboard a moving steamboat with electric fans maintaining comfort inside.
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Imperis! Theater
John Rucker
Alabama Blossom
Rucker
John Pamplin
Pamplin
Marsh Greg
St. Louis
Natchez
New Orleans
Mani
St. Louie Bear
Next Hearing Set At Pawhuska In Indian Land Probe
Sulphur Okla Aug 24 The select committee of the house investigates Indian land contracts and Gore bribery charges plans hearings at Pawhuska after visiting Arkansas City and the Chilocco Indian School Owens case dominates testimony with attorney Hill asserting Owens as principal in a fifty percent fee contract dating before his senatorial tenure The value of land involved is estimated at 12 to 14 million dollars if the fee is allowed Owens denied active pursuit since becoming senator and the fee would land him millions if approved. President Taft tours paused with Panama trip considered aboard a warship as a possible diversion
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Sulphur
Okta
House of Representatives
Gore
Special Congressional Committee
Owens
Hill
United States
United States Court of Claima
Department of Justice
Charles F. Winton
Misglesippi
Indian Territory
Winton
Miseiesippi
Cisimante
Congress
Court of Claims
Campbell
First Statement Issued on Charges in Indian Lands Case
Sulphur Okla Aug 22 The select committee appointed by the House to investigate Indian land affairs and related contracts issued its first finding after hearing witnesses. It reported no improper relations involving Senator Gore or others, despite testimony about offers of bribes to promote contracts. The panel noted Gore’s statements and disclosed that further testimony from McMurray and others would continue.
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Okla
House of Representatives
James S
Coerien Cute du Rannvesn
T. P. Gore
Gore
Jake” J. Hammon
Hamon
J. F. McMurray
Iore
Congress
McMurray
Hawon
Curtly
Sherman
Hiever
Hannon
Charles YH
Turke
South Dakota
C. B. Miller
Minnesota
W. Saunders
Virginia
I H. Stephens
Texas
Phillip P. Campbell
Kansas
Shertown
Curtie
Curtin
United States Senate
Hamnon
Indian feud near Boeta erupts over whisky distribution
A serious Indian quarrel in the Spavinnw hills near Boeta town has left one dead and two seriously wounded. The conflict arose after free whisky allegedly fueled tensions. Chickadee Vann, aged elder, threatened Beaver Chuwulocky and his family, triggering neighbors to intervene and bind him. The incident references ongoing tribal strife and upheaval in the area.
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Boeta
Division
Indian Agent Bi
Chickadee Vann
Beaver Chuwulocky
Nomme Eay
Campaign spending in Oklahoma primary races noted
Guthrie August report lists expenditures by candidates in three districts. L Johnson led candidates with 470 dollars guessed. others like Picnie donors, K T Daniel of Tulsa 774.04, Jim Davenport 772.28, and Kate Biggers 0. Several liberals, socialists, and republicans show varied outlays while a fatal family dispute involving Beaver Chuwalooky and Chick Vann ends with murder charges and police actions.
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Guthrie
Okla
L. Johnson
Congress
Pato
C. M. Campbell
Carster County
Kt.t. Daniel
Tulwa
Teknt
W. B.baker
Kate Barnard
H. L. Bolen
Oklahoma
Paul Nesbitt
A. ‘T. Barry
Kay Dawson
Dill
Jease Curd
A. H. Huston
Logan County
Clark
A. Nicholas
Agathat Clark
J. Miler
Superior Court
A. J. Bendtson
Luther Key
Demorat
Uttle
Malcolm Owen
P. C. Hughes
D. ©. Smith
Joseph 1
Pavotial
Board of Agriculture
BR. Strickler
Chickasha
Prohibition
D. Frasier
Fred Poyt
BE. Ro Hughes
Fred Edmonds
Beth Corday
James J. Martin
Ballard
Surveying party opens vast new railroad territory Northeast of Wagoner
A surveying party camps northeast of Wagoner to lay grade stakes for a proposed extension from Wagoner to Joplin Missouri and Pittsburg Kansas and then to Kansas City. General superintendent K B Pishor left for Claritin for inspection and will return Monday. Maps of the extension are being prepared to tap a new eastern Muskogee district.
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Wagoner
Joplin
Pittebars
Kan
Kansas City
K. B. Pishor
Claritin
Muskogee
Muskower Phoenis
Noted political scout dead at Norman home
M L Hutebine known as The Scout died at his Norman Oklahoma home after two weeks with typhoid fever. He was a five aleck inspector for the state board of agriculture and left a wife and three children. A familiar figure at the constitutional convention, he was a trusted ally of Murray and kept him informed on Democratic insurgent plots. He once overheard a coup plan by drilling a hole in a wall and relayed details to Murray, aiding the defeat of the move.
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Guthrie
Okla
M. L. Hutebine
Norman
Hutebine
State Board of Agriculture
Hutchins
MH Murray
Oklahoma
Murray
Hia
Hin
Howe
Bill Murray
Umont Murray
Ald
DM Murray
No Clue To Trace The Murderer 18 Developed
By Associated Press Abilene Kansas Aug 1 The theory that chloroform did not cause the death of Bertha Benique is developing an autopay within days. Empty chloroform bottle found on the dresser near the girl's bed later uncorked and dry in a box among the siege effects was placed on the dresser by the undertaker. The jury reconvened today and no clue to trace the murderer emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prean
Abilene
Kans
Mise
Bertha Benique
Ihs
Nicaragua names Estrada to presidency amid restitution pledge
Washington Aug 29 official confirmation arrives via cablegram from General Juan J. Estrada stating the victorious party will extend warm regard to the Unionican people and take the necessary restitution for the twoAmericans once under Zalaya's rule.
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Washington, D. C
Juan J. Estrada
Nicaragua
State Department
Estrada
Zalaya
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Nake
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Dixie Minstrels
Pawhuska
Owen
Panama
Curtis
Paxton
B. W. Saunders
Conmittteo
Richard A. Adams
Indiana
Adams
Eucha
Beaver Chuwalooky
Peker
Chick Vann
Beaver
Grove
Herches
Casey
Preston Darin
Beater
Chick
J. J. McAlester
John Hall
Nepublican
Mie
J. B. Thompson
Democratic Central Committee
Garvin County
J. Mesiantel
W. A. S. Campbell
Sypreme Court
Charles Daugherty
Sioner
Fred Pell,Sr
R. Hamilton
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