Long Story of Frauds Reported by Attorney General
Washington December 12 The Wickersham report to Congress details vast frauds against the government including customs internal revenue and railroad prosecutions. It cites under valuing imports, bucket shops and a broad lax enforcement system with 30 indictments pending and calls for expanded statutes and enforcement authority.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wickam
Congress
Internal Revenue
Department
Justice
Wickersham
Ark
Tobacco Trust
Standard Oil County
Sugar Trust
Harrimanines
D Coal Trust
Powder Trust
Ter- Railway Association of St. Towing Trust
On the Great
James A. Patton
Beef St. Wholesale Grocers Trust
Burrand Keg Trust
Brick Trust
Bath B Trust
Paper Trust
Windowass Trust
Themerican Naval Stores Company
Turpentine Trust
Imris
United States
Treasury
Atney
Firma
Gental
Oregon & California Railroad Company
Central Pacific Railway Company
Telegraph Company
Bureau of Investigation
Attorney General
Alaska
Hardware men take rap at parcels post bill
In Muskogee Oklahoma on December 9 the Oklahoma Hardware and Implement association delegates urged laws to prosecute bad check writers and extend tax exemptions for hardware and implement dealers. President Hale backed the move as speakers attacked parcels post, warning of mail order competition. Officers to be elected today after a motor tour and vaudeville show for delegates. Straw wanted in car road lots offered by North Star Mfg. Co. Sarville Kansas.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Hardware and Implement Association
Hale
Nominations Sent to Senate by President
Among today s nominations are W D Casey for postmaster at Atchison Kansas Mary Dykes for postmistress at Lebanon Kansas to be con stingi c urs at Tatigini Morocco Maxwell Blake of Missouri to be controller of internal revenue for the district of Oklahoma George T Koott of Oklahoma identified in the Associated Press dispatch from Washington December 12.
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Associated Press
Washinton
D. C
Senate
W. D. Casey
Atchison
Kans
Mary
Lebanon
Kana
Tatigini
Morocco
Maxwell Blake
Missouri
Internal Revenue
District of Oklahoma
George T. Koott
Okahora
New Cripple Creek 15 Discovered in Colorado
Corolary Springs Col Dee reports a new Cripple Creek opened by the Roosevelt deep drainage tunnel. It lies roughly four miles by three miles, with ore more than 700 feet thick. Water drainage progresses, lowering levels in nearby mines and districts. The Cripple Creek Deep Drainage Tunnel Co organized in 1906 with $1,000,000 capitalization, operations began May 1, 1907.
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Roosevelt Deep
Cripple Creek
Beacon Hill
E Paso
el Paso
Elkton
Victor
Mary
Portland
Battle Mountain
Colorado
F. G. Peck
Tunnel Company
Portland Gold Mining Company
Dececia
Golden Cycle
Murray Leading Election Reform
W. H. Murray and J. H. Muldrow issue a call to party leaders and officials across factions to draft a legal primary and general election law for Oklahoma. They name delegates from Dem, Republican, Socialist, Farmers Union, and Bar associations to form a 32-member committee, aiming for a fair ballot with safeguards and penalties. Meeting set for Oklahoma City on January 4, 1911, with invites for suggestions from any citizen.
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Tishomingo
Okla
Lee Cruce
Eelet
John KR
Cruce
L. P. Rosa
Joe McNeil
T. B. Ferguson
John Pields
C. S. Jones
T. J. Crumby
Prohibition
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Farmers Union
Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
J. H. Muldrow
Fractured skull kills eccentric Missourian
By Associated Press St Louis Mo Dec 12 John Morrison Fuller once Glasgow’s wealthiest banker died from a fractured skull after a fall on ice He married taking his wife’s name and after Glasgow voted local option he opened a free drinking place giving away seven thousand dollars in drinks in one year He also established a bank to loaf and spent his days loafing in the bank room
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Associated Press
St. Louis
John Morrinson Fuller
Glasgow
Morrison Fuller
Child Crushed to Death in Oklahoma City Street
Dorothy Dupree, six year old daughter of J D Dupree a wealthy lumber dealer, was crushed to death this morning under the wheels of an oil wagon while attempting to cross the street in Oklahoma City Oklahoma The incident was witnessed by bystanders and authorities investigated the scene.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Dew
Dorothy
J. D. Dupree
Oklahoma City Opposes Million Dollar Capital Guaranty
Oklahoma City residents resist a state demand for a 1.75 million cash or bond guarantee to finance the capital building. The Daily Oklahoman editorial urges accepting city land instead, noting statewide benefits from locating the capitol here and proposing another popular vote on the issue.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoman Sunday
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Straw
North Star Mfg. Co
Sarvillo, Kans
New Cripple Creek
Murray
McAlester
Dev
South America
State Board of Health
Grasshopper
Grasshopper Brand
Kansas
H.C. Miller
UM Sen Company
Vinita
Grove, Okla
Rankcor
Aves
U.S
Kaneth
Mick Clic
Orie
P Nalls
Lok
Proval
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Chicago
Homa City
J. T. Ragan & CO
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