No Decision Yet in Trust Gases Case
Washington February 24 Associated Press reports the US Supreme Court will likely delay its ruling on the American Tobacco and Standard Oil cases. Both involve alleged illegal combinations restraining interstate trade. one centers on a holding company while the other claims monopoly. The actions probe whether foreign agreements or necessity products affect antitrust limits.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
American Tobacco Company
Standard Oil Company
Wickersham
Standard of Company of
New Jersey
Aurea
Standard of Company
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Counacl
Tahnern
Aul Breas
Nom Competition Ag
Tobacco Corporations
Oklahoma Elks Congress to Meet in Lawton This June
Oklahoma State Elks association has finalized plans for the state convention to be held in Lawton on June 7 8 and 9. The governor board includes Wallace Butte J B Sleeper A S Runsell B A Payton W A Longmire H Canerman and H Nelson. Lawton residents promise ample entertainments with a $6000 fund and special trains for attendees. The event will honor wives mothers and sisters of visiting Elks and Lawton Lodge will handle final details.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma State Elks’ Association
Lawton
Board of ‘Governors
Wallace Butte
J. B. Sleeper
Runsell
Shawnee
B. A. Payton
Chickasha
W. A. Longmire
H. Canerman
H. ©. Nelson
Oklahoma City
Elka
Lawton Elks
Lawton Lodge
Sooner Baseball 1910 Schedule Nears Completion
Norman Oklahoma February 24 The Oklahoma University baseball schedule for 1910 is nearly complete under manager R C Conklin and Coach Owens A strong road and home game slate is planned with Kansas Jayhawks Oklahoma City Mets and Stillwater games plus trips to Georgetown Texas and Waco Texas The squad trains on country roads and a Texas meet with Texas University is set for April 23 with Texas strong this year and the meet promising unusual interest
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
R.C. Conklin
Owens
Martoh
Jayhawkers
Kansas University
Sooners
Yaralty
Stillwater
Antin
Texas Christian University
Waco
Tex
Trinity
Baylor University
Oklahoma
Waxwhachle
Rome
Wytuasium
Texas University
Texas
Owl organizer in county jail on fraud charge
J Taylor, former organizer of the local lodge of Owls, was jailed Wednesday night awaiting hearing on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He was arrested yesterday at Wagoner by Deputy Sheriff Clark while soliciting funds for Hill Advertising. The warrant was issued by Justice Meredith after initiation-fee bilking claims by about sixty lodge members.
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J. Taylor
Lodge of Owls
Taylor
Wagoner
Clark
Hill Advertising Agency
Meredith
Prin
Order of Owls
Owls
Ross bill passes to end state liquor dispensary fight
Guthrie Okla Feb 24 after a two hour session the house finally passed the Ross bill defeating the Billups Bosse plan to keep a state liquor dispensary and authorize destruction of seized liquor the vote 61 33. Insurgent democrats aided by some administration allies defeated the measure while Dixon voted with the administration democrats against it. The session also saw bills for a Granite penitentiary maintenance and increased oil inspection fees. The senate approved several measures including anti concussion telegraph recovery and school fund reimbursements.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Senate
House
Granite
Muldrow
Sequoyah
Taylor
School Land Department
Eggerman-Taylor G
Memminger
Charities Commissioner
Wynne
Echols
Echols Senate
Helena
Elk City
Congress
The
Geodetic Survey
Oklahoma
Kansas
Question of State's Right to Control Rates
The U S Supreme Court weighs whether a state may fix a maximum intrastate rate below transportation cost. North Dakota defends the 1907 law on coal rate. Northern Pacific argues it undermines fair profit and federal rate powers.
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Supreme Court of the United States
State of
North Dakota
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Miller
T. F. McCue
Guy C. H. Corlies
L Court
Charles W. Dunn
Northern Pacific
Ebal
Paul
Ovary
Leatto
Mre
Spotters in Guthrie Hotel Lobbies Stir Quiet Murmurs
Guthrie correspondent describes a new spotter game in hotel lobbies where two people whisper while others surveil from a distance. Detectives allegedly monitor conversations to inform Governor Haskell, with crowds backing or shunning speakers based on political alignment. The piece notes many so called detectives are curious spectators or dubious touts seeking gossip for sides.
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Kansas City
Tte Guth
Rie
Capital
Guthrie
Tno
Haskell
Mey
Oklahoma
Public policy and rate regulation clash over below cost service
The text argues that charging less than cost for any public service is unjust discrimination and unlawful. It contends courts cannot force carriers to subsidize services, as that would burden other services and state and federal laws would extend beyond the carrier's state.
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Congress
Welch Welcomes W A Bailey Back as Station Agent
W A Bailey has taken charge of a station as agent at Welch, returning after five years away and rekindling friendships in the town. Mrs J Harvey left for Fairfield with her daughter Mrs A P Oy. The Kensington Club gathered Wednesday with Mrs Robins. Dr D W O Leary bought a Hancock property on Curtis street and will move from Enid. Mrs W L Marker has pneumonia and is bedbound. J R Gorbartedll is very ill with little hope of recovery. Robert Singleton has been ill recently. W L Marker is in Tulsa this week on business.
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Welch
W. A. Baily
Baily
Hancock
Curtis Street
Enidence
W. L. Marker
J. R
Miners to Meet Again to Finish Business in Southwest
Kansas City Mo Feb 23 Following failure to agree on committee personnel delegates, the Southwestern miners will meet again today determined to drop one of the business items before them without further delay.
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Kansas City
Aga
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