Insurgents Will Attend Caucus By Agreement
Associated Press reports in Washington on January 14 that Representative Dwight the Republican whip said an agreement was reached between the regulars and insurgents for the latter to attend the party caucus on the Dallinger Pinchot investigation committee, complying with the arrangement. Guthrie Oklahoma January 17 the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad company filed with the corporation commission to be relocated from the two cent fare law. To the Ads I am prepared to clean and press shirts in the best possible manner Mrs Scott 126 South Wilson Street
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Dwight
House
Dallinger-Pinchot Investigation Committee
Orient Aske
Reltief
Guthrie
Okla
K. C, Mexico
Orient Ailroad Company
Corporation Commission
Mra. Scott
South Wlison Street
Uniformity of Laws Questioned by Parker at Convention
Washington reports Judge Alton B Parker arguing against absolute uniformity of U S legislation. He urges wise uniformity aligned with diverse state needs, cites international compensation schemes, and warns against neglect of enforcement while stressing federal–state cooperation and the goal of greatest good for the greatest number.
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New York
Washington
United States
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Commonwealth
England
Germany
New Jersey
Yate
R Mannel
United States Steel Corporation
Bhue
Tulga Bank Will Not Be Reopened In Tulga Okla
Reports from Tulan Oklo indicate a pirate in bank affairs. Reorganization seems abandoned with bankruptcy likely for Farmers National Bank. a permanent receiver may be appointed and proceedings started against Norton amid Muskogee debtor actions. Local capitalists have withdrawn support for reopening efforts.
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Tulan
Oklo
Farmers National Bank
de Poaltors
Hank
Bryant
Kellough & Dillard
Flynn & Ames
Oldham
Norton
R. L. Kellough
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Insurgent Standoff Shapes Week In Congress Over Pinchot Ballinger Fight
Washington reports predicted turmoil as insurgents and regulars clash over appointing a joint Ballinger Pinchot committee. House and Senate friction delays key Taft policy bills including interstate commerce amendments and antitrust efforts while a senate conference on stance toward administration bills looms.
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Washington
Joint Committee
Senate
Ballinger-Pinchot
House
Congress
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Arrest Looms in Swope Death Poisoning Case
Kansas City dispatch reports potential arrest within forty eight hours in the Swope case over the deaths of Col Thomas H Swope and nephew Chrisman Swope and suspected poisoning of seven heirs. Investigators focus on chemical tests in Chicago with Paxton Atwood guiding the inquiry and awaiting toxicology results.
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Kansas City
Thomas H. Swope
Chrisman Swope
Chicago
Swope
Col
John G. Paxton
John H. Atwood
Sal
Chicago & Alton
Mr. Paxton
Mr. Atwood
Walter 8. Haines
Rush Medical College
Colonel Swope
Cheseman Swope
St Louis Millionaires to Visit the Southwest
Eleven St Louis millionaire capitalists plan a special train tour through the Southwest this week, stopping Muskogee and Oklahoma City, to investigate Oklahoma real estate and loan conditions and promote railroad reorganization. The party includes James Campbell and Yeatus J. Wade, with visits to San Antonio, Dallas, Houston, and other cities.
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Muskogee
China
St. Louis
Southwest
Deide
Oklahoma
St. Louis, Oklahoma and Southern Railroad Company
Alenue
St. Lowie
Texie
Vorloux
Greatfort
Festua J. Wade
Mercantily Trust Company
Central Ayure
Frair
Phillipine Islands
James Campbell
Missouri
Paul Brows
American Tobacco Company
John Scullin
Soullindalligher Taam Hod Steel Company
John 8. Sullivan
Sullivan Saddle Tree Company
Father Killed in Quarrel with Son Near Cameron Mo
Joseph Monts, 31, shot and killed his father Alex Monts, 67, on a farm near Cameron. After the dispute over removing the son from the farm, the son fired a shotgun blast to the father's head. The son and his wife surrendered in Cameron claiming self defense, then were hidden by the sheriff amid local unrest.
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Associated Pron
Joseph
Cameron
Joseph Monts
Alex Monts
Cianoro
Con
Mme
Indictments Against Sugar Refining Firm Officials
A federal grand jury in New York returned indictments charging Charly L. Helke secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company C W Corbenecht BR Rendernagel Henry W Walker Jean M Vookier and James Z McMigan with false entrustment of sugar product and conspiracy to defraud the government in wel import operations.
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Alfred Orendorp
J. W. Orr
F. Knight
H. R. Warner
C. A. Davidson
Sec
Treas
Anty Fund
State of
Liberal
the Farmers State Bank
F. M. Gwinnup @ Son HMalsellyBuilding VINITA
Ohlahoma
Pure Food Grocery
L. P. Garrison
Prop
Golden Gate
South Wilson St
THE
Kansas City Weekly Star
Weekly
STAR
Tulga Bank
Bouthperk
Reb Cael
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