Dalton Here on Land Business in Vinita Tonight
Emmett Dalton former bank band member and paroled Kansas convict arrived with manager John Trackett to headline a moving picture show and lecture The Wages of Sin in Vinita tonight Dalton also seeks a warrant for Joseph Flynn alleging a land graft He bought 80 acres from Flynn paying 100 with ten acres in Delaware county and the rest in Craig county Grace Flynn allegedly owns the disputed ten acres Dalton aims to press charges and recover the land
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Dalton Brothers
Kansas Penitentiary
Coffeyville
Dalton
John Trackett
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Kansas City
Joseph Flynn
Flynn
Craig County
Catale
Delaware County
Grace Flynn
Federate officers to attend reunion in Oklahoma City
Mukkogee Oklo June 29 Sons of Confederate Veterans plan reunion in Oklahoma City July 6 to 8 with most Indian Territory division officers expected to attend. Listed are Adjutant General R. Lewis Tulsa Assistant Adjutant General Sam Parks Vinita Inspector General Morton Rutherford Muskogee and others from Vinita Tulsa Durant Claremore Sapulpa TablQuah Ft Gibson Chelsea and Wise counties with May McSpadden sponsor.
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Oklo
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Oklahoma City
Ofeersa
Indian Territory
R. Lewis
Tulsa
Sam Parks
Vinita
Morton Rutherford
Muskogee
D. M. Halley, Jr
Harleyville
Davis HM
Olle Rogers
Ft. Gibson
Bannerette
McClellan
Claremore
Judge Latshaw refuses to grant new trial in Hyde case
In Kansas City Judge Ralph Sat denied Dr. B C Hyde a new trial for the May 16 conviction for poisoning Col Thomas H Bwope. The defense motion for judgment arreat will be argued next Tuesday as Mrs Hyde attended court. In Jefferson City the Supreme Court upheld a rail rate rule barring higher charges for long hauls versus short hauls.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Teddy Roosevelt to Meet Tomorrow at Summer Home
President Roosevelt arrived at his summer home at ten o'clock this morning. He is set to meet tomorrow with Associated Press Prone Beverly Mose reporting.
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Teddy
Associated Prone
Beverly
Mose
Ten O'Clogk
Notables Attend 30th Cambridge Class Reunion
Theodore Roosevelt joined thes e classmates of 1880 for a thirtieth anniversary celebration in Cambridge. J Pierpont Morgan and Governor Hughes of New York along with other distinguished figures were present for the event reported by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
J. Pierpont Morgan
Governor Hughes
New York
Commission orders freight rate cuts across western routes
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled Utah to Mississippi and Missouri river transfer rates excessive and cut them about eighteen percent. It also found eastern territory to Phoenix rates unjust and unreasonable, ordering a roughly thirty percent reduction, with a similar decision on eastern territory to Nevada rates.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Utah
Mississippi
Missouri River
Interstate Com
ARA Imerce Commission
Eastern Territory
Phoenix
Ariz
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nevada
Salvation Army Captain In Jail After Court Dispute
In a police court case from Wednesday’s Daily, Captain West of the Salvation Army was found guilty of disturbing religious worship after a dispute with Ira McAuliffe. West could not pay a $10 fine plus about $17.60 in costs and was sent to jail. The case stemmed from claims West applied to a step-daughter of McAuliffe, sparking the contention.
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Siluation Army
Ira McAuuffin
Salvation Army
McAuliMn
Byrd
West
Me- AuliMa
Guthrie Office Reopens Licensing After Shutdown
Insurance Commissioner Milas Lawater resumed official business in Guthrie on AG advice after the capital move. No licenses had been issued since the capital election and governor’s move to Oklahoma City. A large number of agents’ licenses were issued today and company licenses will be processed when applications arrive.
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Guthrie
Okla
Milas Lawater
Oklahoma City
Four Bodies Recovered After Kentucky Cloud Burnt Disaster
In Suyeraville Kentucky on June 29 four bodies were recovered from the Licking River after a cloud burn incident swept the area toward the headwaters. Reports indicate many others are missing and twenty six houses were wash away.
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Kentucky
Associated Press
Suyeraville
Licking River
Population gain in southern states tops twenty one percent
Washington June 10 census estimates from the southern commercial congress indicate 1910 figures will show the southern states including Oklahoma Missouri Texas Georgia and Alabama with a population rise of about twenty one percent since 1900. Oklahoma alone is credited with a gain of 1 250 000 over the ten years.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Missouri
Oklahoma
Alow
Southern Commercial Congress
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Lynching prevented as police spirit suspect to jail
Galena Kansas June 29 Chief Jain Fitzgerald moved swiftly to protect William Boston a negro charged with murdering and robbing Benjamin Jones foreman at Windle Burr livery stable Boston was spirited to Columbus after a mob gathered at the police station and threatened lynching, Jones died after skull injuries at St Johns hospital Joplin. Boston later confessed to the assault noting another negro was not involved.
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Jain Fitzgerald
William Boston
Benjamin Jones
Windle & Burr
Columbus
Boston
Jones
St. John’s Hospital
Joplin
Bokton
Baldridge
Frisco
Negro
Boxton
Open Brente
Mitagerald
State Reformatory
Waas
Railroads to cease excess passenger fares in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma June 20 After July 20 it will be illegal for railroads in Oklahoma to charge more than 2 cents per mile for passenger transport to collect excess cash fares. The corporation commission issued the order to set equal fares for boarded passengers and ticket holders. The commission previously offered generous cash fare allowances but now clamps down due to the restored slow fare. The only interstate line not affected was Tron Mountain which had not reinstated higher fare. The commission also denied a rehearing in the Osage Junction case related to Katy terminals moving to Cleveland.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission
Ralironda
Tron Mountain
Organize Postal Vote Campaign Emerges Among Democrats
Washington June 29 The Democratic Federation of the United States of America is launched to advocate party government reform and other progressive issues. It aims to secure nationwide federation of organizations and use a apportion vote to gauge public sentiment on agreed upon timeframes. Noted supporters include Senator Owen of Oklahoma Senator Newlands of Nevada former Vice President Adlai Stevenson of Nicols and twenty congressmen along with prominent democratic editors.
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Democratic Federation of the
United States of America
Owen
Oklahoma
Newlands
Nevada
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Nichols
Louisiana Senator Dies at Home in New Orleans
United States Senator Samuel Dougles Mc Anery died at his home in New Orleans this morning. Proan notes the death of the long serving Louisiana senator as of June 28. Nearby officials and colleagues issued condolences as the state mourns the loss of a prominent political figure.
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Louisiana
Associated Proan
New Orleans
United States
Samuel Dougles McAnery
Porter Chaf ton murder case adjourned to July 8
Porter Chafton, the confessed wife murderer, was brought from jail to the courthouse for a preliminary trial. An adjournment to July 8 was granted as the case awaits the outcome of exchanges between the state department in Washington and the Italian government.
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Dy Associated Press
New York
Jurors Given Further Instructions in Browne Bribery Case
In Chicago on June 28 Judge Mo Surely ordered the jury into the courtroom for more instructions in the bribery prosecution of Lee O'Neill Browne. The twelve jurors then returned to the jury room to continue deliberations.
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Chicago
Lee O'Neill Browne
Mo Surely
Advising Quiet Handling of Capital Move
Washington reports the Department of Justice has limited its action to urging the U S marshal in Oklahoma to avoid friction with Governor Hankell while papers are served. If trouble arises, the district attorney should be consulted. No federal suit to block Guthrie to Oklahoma City shift is planned.
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Department of Justice
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Department
United States Marshal
Hankell
Lanky Bub predicts Jeffries ten win
Reno reports chatter on a planned bout between Johnson and Jeffries with talk of a finish rather than forty five rounds. Gloves for the fighters arrive amid Johnson camp enthusiasm while officials and bettors weigh odds and travel notes from Chicago and San Francisco reports.
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Associated Press
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Johnson-Jeffries
Johnson
Dickerson
Jeffries
Odde
Chicago
Hetting
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Briek
Franklin Withdraws From Oklahoma Avoiding Premium Tax
Guthrie Oklahoma February report notes Franklin Life Insurance of Springfield withdrew from Oklahoma at year start and refuses to file last year’s statement or pay the two percent premium tax. State cannot collect or determine amount due absent company filing. law only threatens license forfeiture, which does not stop the premium tax defense. Commissioner Milag Las ater identifies this as the tax-dodging company.
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Guthrie
Okla
Jane
Okahome
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Milag Las Kter
Opty Company
First Contract on Osage Western
The Dene and Western railroad signs first contract for 29 miles from Billings to the Arkansas river near Billings. Construction starts. more contracts planned to reach Bartlesville by next spring if weather holds.
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Dene and Western Railroad
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Arkansas River
Hoss
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Fairfax
Pawhuska
Pairfax
Pawhuala
Vinita
Former Deputy Marshal Killed at Tahlequah
Tahlequah Oklahoma June 20 A feud of long standing led to the fatal shooting of Robert Terry a former United States deputy marshal in Tahlequah today The killer L Pratt a courtier of the Bank of Kansans Oklahoma fired three times while Terry approached from the detector booth Terry who was unarmed had pursued the Wickliffe outlaws in 1906 and was killed during the big payment to the Indians
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Associated Press
Tahlequah
Okla
L. Pratt
Bank of Kansans
Robert Terry
United States
Pratt
Terry
Wickliffe
Advance on flour to eastern destinations approved
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted today a rate increase on wheat products from Buffalo to eastern destinations, adding one cent per hundred pounds. It kept in force order 26 affecting over six thousand Meme. A separate decision cut freight charges on lumber and forest products from Omaha to Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska by half to four cents per hundred pounds, effective September 1.
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Washington, D.C
Inter State Commerce Commission
Buffalo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Omaha
Colorado
Kansas
Nebrraska
Student Assassin of Premier 15 Hanged in Cairo
Cairo reports Ibratima Wardani, the student shooter of Egyptian Premier Bout roné Pasta Ghall, was hanged today. Theodore Roosevelt, visiting, denounced the salient nation and prompted a mild student protest near Rogue vell's hotel by foes of British rule.
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Egypt
Ibratima Wardani
Boutroné Pasta Ghall
Lant
Theodore Roosevelt
Roguevell
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