Morgan Controls Equitable Life Insurance Company
New York December reports that Thomas T. Ryan transferred control of the Equitable Life Assurance Society to L. Worpont Morgan for about 4720000. The sale is described as a trust-covered transfer affecting policyholders, with surviving trustees to power June next and potential further extensions. Morgan’s purchase, from Ryan’s holdings largely via James H. Hyde, signals a major shift in Wall Street finance and influence over life insurance assets.
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New York
Eqqultable Life Assurance Society
Thomas T. Ryan
L. Worpont Morgan
Amweta
Finance
Incarnore Companien
Truat Cone Panien
Nowa
Morton & Co
Morgen
Equitable Life Armurance Society
Thomas F. Ryan
Cliver Cleveland, Morgan
J. O. Brien
George Weatighouse
Ryhn
Dames
Hyde
Murran
Wall Street
Equitablels
Ment
Mr. Morgan
Ryan
Weatlighouse
O'Bfrien
Mr. Ryan
Aquiable
James H. Hyde
Renard H. Harrison
Armstrong Insurance
Harriman
Hyon
Biblic
Eaustade Wociéty
Paul Morton
City Officials Ordered 10 Jail In Shawnee Court
Supreme Court orders 14 city officials and an officer jailed for contempt of court in Shawnee County. Eleven convictions secured. fines set with Nov. 2 deadline to pay or appeal. Officers to be compelled to serve contempt rulings. several defendants paid fees while others face further action.
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Topeka
Kans
Shawnee County
Supreme Court
Pittsbury
Comet
Naver
Mtteburg
Lina
Peti Finn
Wits
Agiinet
Jiele
Casey
Linkki
Difleer
Menai
French Aviator Dies In 1000 Foot Fall Tragedy
A French aviator died when his aircraft plunged an estimated thousand feet after an explosion midflight. The accident occurred near Pernandur in Nice France, with the pilot suffering fatal injuries. Authorities are investigating the wreck and cause of the explosion that led to the crash.
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Prench
Prom
Nice
France
Pernandur
Uday
Anr
Aitia
Grand jury indicts inmates for arson at state penitentiary
McAlester Oklahoma reports the grand jury yesterday indicted Honey Wolf Orville L Groom B Mews and Joe Music prisoners at the state penitentiary for arson. It is alleged they attempted recently to set fire to the southeast corner of the stockade where prisoners are kept. Officials kept the matter quiet until the grand jury met.
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McAlester
Okla
Dee
Honey Wolf
Orville L. Groom
B. Mews
Joe Music
State Penittentiary
Offeera
Striking Switchmen Reported Dissatisfaction in Roster
A dispatch from St. Paul quotes five union members fearing retaliation if they return to work. Union officials deny the report, insisting members remain firm while some men wish to resume duties, yet face pressure from fellow strikers. Freight movement was light today as the dispute persisted.
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St. Paul Minn
Dee
Morvan
Milton Dapattern
Swithetmien
Hiern
Walsh Denied Rehearing Of Appeal In Misapplied Funds Case
John A. Walsh, former president of the Chicago National Bank, was denied a rehearing of his appeal by the appellate court panel Crowup Seaman and Baker. The court stayed execution and allowed bail while he seeks U S Supreme Court review. Walsh faces five years in Leavenworth for misapplying the bank’s funds.
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Chicago National Bank
Ludges Crowup
Seaman
Baker
Waleh
Supreme Court of the
Leavenworth
Womit Walah
Hunters Find Paradise in Cherokee County
Muskogee Oklahoma December reports big game hunters finding a paradise in the Cherokee Nation east of the Illinois river with headquarters at Cookson. Parties from Muskogee Wagoner Fort Smith and other points killed five bucks including a 175 pounder and claimed limits on deer and turkeys. Night hunting with torches is described as a successful method though risks and legal limits are noted.
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Muskogee
Okla
Thlinois River
Cookson
Cookston
Wagoner
Fort Smith
Tr Peice
Mintake
Editor Russells Wife Sues For Divorce
Ardmyore Oklahoma Dee Runwell filed a district court petition for divorce against J T Russell editor of the Elizabeth New Jersey paper. She alleges gross neglect and seeks alimony of 1000 plus notes that Russell owns stock valued at 10000 in a New Jersey paper. She mentions Russell’s political activities and ties to Hearst and the 1907 Haskell campaign, noting his role in the Democratic party.
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Ardmyore
Okby
Dee
District Court
Yeaterday
Mrw
pMabel Russell
J. ‘T Russell
Elizabeth
N. J
Ardmore Morning Democrat
Grose
Russell
New Jersey
Runwell
Ardmore
W. R. Hearst
Haskell
National Democrate
Fussell
Urket
Sleet Storm Hits Kansas and Missouri Halting Railroads
A severe sleet storm struck Kansas and Missouri on December 4, closing rail lines. Western Missouri and Kansas suffered widespread ice and snow disruption, with Santa Fe and Rock Island railroads reporting widespread impacts and damage in several localities.
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Kansas City
Minsouri
Kansan
Santa Fe
Rock
Sixty first Congress set to convene next Tuesday
Washington December 4 with the opening of the regular session of the Sixty first Congress two days away, senators and representatives from fear wide Ger are arriving today. Members adjourned at noon after observing a day of memory for departed colleagues. Taft’s meeting is noted to influence the schedule as lawmakers prepare to get down to business.
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Washington
BD. C
Taft
Former Kansas lawyer killed in Alabama tragedy
Amoctated Press reports Judge M. J. Matthews, a former prominent Kansas lawyer and judge, was killed in Bormierville Alabama while presiding over a case. Witnesses say the assailant struck him with a wooden weapon during the trial, causing fatal injuries.
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Kansas
Alabama
Amoctated Press
Decatur
Ala
Dee
M. J. Matthews
Kan
Bormierville
Alm
Tina
Calhoun 16 Appointed Minister to China
Washington December 6 It was announced by the state department that William Z Calhoun of Chicago will be appointed minister to China He has accepted the appointment and the Chinese government has been informed of the arrangement The brief notice conveys the official confirmation of this diplomatic posting
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Washington, D. C
State Department
William Z. Calhoun
Gide Cago
Civil Service Plan Aimed at Oklahoma Teachers
State superintendent G D Cameron advocates civil service for teachers to secure tenure. He urges the State Teachers Association to back merit-based employment, with a proposal for a state civil service commission or expanded board powers. The plan requires teacher examinations and tenure based on competence, subject to civil service rules.
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Guthrie
Olla
Dee
D. Caweron
United States
Cameron
Okalhoma City
Teachers’ Association
State Teachers’ Association
Supreme Court Grants Writ of Certiorari in AFL Leaders Case
The Supreme Court granted the petition for a writ of certiorari in the contempt cases of Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell officers of the American Federation of Labor The decision will bring the Buck Stove and Range case record to the Supreme Court for review.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sueprenme Court of the
United States
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Memorial Services Of The Elks At Episcopal Church
The annual memorial services of the Revelent Protective Order of Evie were held last night at the Episcopal Church. Attendance was small but the services were impressive and Rev. J. J. H. Reedy delivered a splendid address on the order and its history. The program’s latter segment was a pleasant feature.
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Renevelent Protective Order of Evie
Episcopal Church
J. J. H. Reedy
Richard Parr testifies on sugar frauds and lodge claim
Richard Parr deputy surveyor testifies in a sugar underweighing fraud trial against American Sugar Refining employees. He says Spitzer asked him not to report discovered trick scales because defendants were Masons. County court hears preliminary case of Jenne Harrison. county attorney Brady and Davis represent respective sides. Masons elect officers and plan installation on December 2.
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Richard Parr
Associated Prows
New York
Hefmulogy Company
Parr
Spitzer
Masonic Lodge
Jenne Harrison
Brady
Preston Davia
Lue
Oklahoma county and surrounding towns record listing
Fragmented OCR lists counties and towns including Guthrie Hepler Lincoln Kiowa Caddo Camanche Grady Tillman and others. Appears as a place index or notice grid with dates and sections missing context. No clear event or action identified beyond geographic references.
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Guthrie
Hepler
Lincoln
Oklahoma
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