State officers resume activity after court ruling
Guthrie Okla June 25 Following Judge Ralph Campbell’s decision dropping the Guthrie injunction on moving state books to Oklahoma City state officers resume official business The attorney general believes the enabling act would be sustained if challenged The state funds moved again Trapp and Menefee issued and paid warrants Judge Dale Horner say the 1914 clause likely stands if appealed
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Guthrie
Okla
United States
Ralph Campbell
Campbell
United States Supreme Court
Frank Dale
G. Horner
Dale
Roosevelt Enters Campaign With New York Conference
Theodore Roosevelt signals intent to enter the 1904 campaign. He plans to discuss policy with New York leaders, weighs Hughes on the Supreme Court, and may seek a third term if needed. Roosevelt hints on a possible withdrawal from active service depending on party needs and Governor Hughes’s stance. He also says he invited no readers to his hospital visit except a few regulars and insurgents.
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Wyiter Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Central of
New York
Mrouwewalt
New
Mughes
United States Supreme Boneh
Roose
Roosevelt
Hughes
Himsek
Hoomevert
Men Today
God Willing He Will Be Back Speaker Decision
Associated Press reports Joseph G. Cannon told reporters after a farewell at the White House that God willing he will be back next session. He said it would be for a Republican majority to determine who shall be speaker. Washington dispatch dated June 8.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Secason
Joseph G. Cannon
White House
Race Riot Reported Near Harrisville
Meagre details reach about a race riot near Harrisville on Sunday that cost two lives and is expected to bring more trouble. Several hundred white men are now in a search for a negro fugitive.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Mims
Harrisville
Han
West Wires Wickersham for Personal Hearing
From Guthrie Daily, Attorney General West sent a message to Attorney General Wickersham in Washington asking for a federal proceeding to prevent moving the state capital. The matter is set for state court Tuesday with objections to be presented. Senators Gore and Owen were wired to seek a hearing for West.
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Guthrie
Oklo
West
Wickersham
Washington, D. C
United States
Gore
Owen
Roosevelt hosts ex-officials in Oyster Bay gathering
June 25 Oyster Bay Bay District report Theodore Roosevelt held a lengthy discussion with James R. Garfield and Gifford Pinchot on politics amid a social day with guests including McCormick of the Chicago Tribune and rough riders Edward Bowring and William McGinity. The event featured a river crossing and a parade of two regimental flags. Roosevelt pledged to preserve the color as a remembrance of San Juan Hill.
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One Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
James R. Garfield
Interior
Gifford Pinchot
Oyster Bay Pilot
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Garfeld
Bouldes Megara
Garfield
M. ‘McCormick
Chicago
New York
Jeanriee
San Juan Hill
Ronnevelt
Hoorig
Roasevelt
Firecrackers Allowed On Fourth Of July
Mayor Rider restricts firecracker use to limited areas in the city for the July Fourth celebration. The notice excludes certain streets and types of fireworks, urging boys to observe the specified limits and maintain a safe, orderly holiday.
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Rider
Indhoe
Baw
Han
Lonelnose
Flint
Delaware Avenue
First
Scraper Street
Italee Providen
Rivers and Harbors Bill Signed in Washington
The president today signed the rivers and harbors bill in Washington DC. Officials announced the act aims to fund harbor improvements and inland waterway projects, with details outlining allocations and oversight expectations.
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Prown
Washington, DC
Gore Seeks Full Probe of Indian Land Contracts
Senator Gore offered a Senate resolution demanding a complete investigation into private counsel employment tied to the sale of Chickasaw and Choctaw lands in Oklahoma. He alleged a $60,000 bribe attempt and said a House member was approached as part of the McMurry contracts dispute.
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Oklahoma
McMurry
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Gore
Senate
G. F. Mc “Murray
Washington
Oklahomm
House
Colorado
House of Representatives
Tnt Exsenator
Nebraska
Itnesianater
Kittens
McMurty Aiterette
Core
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Gallinger
Guthrie Lawyer Seeks Federal Aid in Injunction Case
Guthrie Oklahoma June 5 Merther court action in the state capital will be taken by Guthrie at once, with Judge John H Murford and counsel leaving for Washington or Chicago. Attorney General Wickersham will argue a second demurrer to the injunction application on June 28 in the state court.
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Guthrie
Okla
Glidden Tourists Leave Omaha for Kansas City
Glidden party departs Omaha early this morning en route to Kansas City, with plans to halt there for the night as reported by anedclated Preas in Kansas City Missouri.
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Glidden
Kansas City
Preas
Omaha
Browne bribery case jury deadlock reported
In Chicago a Browne bribery trial jury stood eight to four for a verdict but returned no verdict. The panel debated a single count with the jurors disagreeing as the case progressed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Suse
Browne
Dean
Agreement Ends Waters Pierce Oil Case in Guilitie
In Guilitie Oklahoma June 27 an official note states Attorney General Wert plans to offer Waters Pierce Oil Co terms for settlement. Conditions include penalties for territorial law violations and price discrimination, a ban on exclusive deals, and a maximum price clause pending Corporation Commission review of constitutionality.
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Guilitie
Oklo
Wert
Merce
Enid
May Save His Foot in Frisco Yard Accident
Dr Louwie Bagby of the opinion that amputation will not be necessary for William Baker whose foot was crushed Thursday in the Frisco yards here. Baker, a brakeman, was injured while attempting to kick the patent coupler into place and was sent to the hospital in Springfield.
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Louwie Bagby
William Baker
Frisco
Baker
Intopringfield
Betting Opens in Frisco on Jeffries Johovought Odds
Betting in San Francisco on the Jeffries Johovought fight drew heavy action with ten to six in favor of the white contender. Despite Sunday crowds, funds spread evenly in the pool room. Local boosters hoped to steer the bets while an influx of eastern money was expected to shift odds in coming days.
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San Francisco
Jeffries Johovought
Miners Conference Resumed in Kansas City
President Lewis of the United Mine Workers and James Elliott representing the operators resumed talks in Kansas City to seek an agreement between striking miners and employers in the southwestern district.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Lewis
Walted Mine Workers
James Elliott
Dinstriet
Albernathy Brings Suit For Past Due Alimony
Guthrie Oklahoma June 25 United States Marshal John Abernathy 16 is defendant in a suit brought by J A Purviance Guthrie father of Mrs Alvira Purvience Abernathy recently divorced urging compliance with a pre divorce agreement to pay 550 dollars for the infant's support. The petition says the money was to come from farm receipts and that the farm has been sold but the payment not made. Papers prepared by attorney C G Horner and sent to Oklahoma City for filing in Oklahoma County Superior Court.
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Guthrie
Oklo
John Abernathy
J. A. Purviance
Alvira Purvience Abernathy
Abernathy
C. G. Horner
Oklahoma City
Superior Court
Oklahoma County
House Agrees 10 Senate Amendment in Campaign Debates
Washington delegates report a packed House session adopting the conference report on the campaign publicity bill after a fierce debate with many Democrats lamenting conferees’ concessions to the Senate amendment. The bill funds reclamation projects with a 20 million dollar Certificate issuance measure now moves to the president. The Mann white slave bill also passes the Senate after House approval, and the pending appropriation bill for pensions carries 156 million. Congress expected to adjourn before six o’clock tonight.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Today
House
Senate
Conference
Bil
Congress
Wix Oelock
Basis of Settlement Agreed to by West
Enid Oklahoma officials and attorney general West reached a tentative settlement in the Waters Pierce 611 company case. Four propositions will be presented to the attorneys: penalties for territorial law violations, a ban on consumer price discrimination, a permissible flexible pricing scale, and measures to prevent trust relations with rivals while a maximum price is set until the state commission rules on constitutional price fixing.
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WaterePierce
Che Amownt
Agaltet Consumera
Woel Time Ag
Corporation Commission
Enid
Okla
Tone
West and Associates
Waters Pierce
Dtetriet Court
Atttorneya
Waterm Pierce Company
Legislative bribery probe indicts multiple officials
By Ansvemen ren Springfield ML June 25 The grand jury returned indictments in a legislative bribery probe. Conspiracy to bribe charges name Representative Lee O Nell Browne Representative Robert B Winnon Frank J Trout Louis D Hirshetuier with A B Johnson and A B Johnston indicted for perjury. Browne and Wilwon charged on a general Jackpot deposition count. Indictments split across conspiracy perjury and unitwry counts against Johnston.
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Ansvemen
Springfield
Jory Today
Lee O'Nell Browne
Robert B Winnon
Frank J. Trout
Louis D. Hirshetuier
Pribery
A. B. Johnson
A. B. Johnaton
Browne
Wilwon
Eich
Johnston
Unitwry
Negroes file for Oklahoma House seats despite Republican opposition
Oklahoma City June 25 Jim Harris state Republican chairman faces embarrassment as H L Storm a Wagoner negro files for representative against party wishes. Four negro candidates seek seats including A C Hamlin Arch Jones and G A Garrett with Garrett from Boley. Republicans fear negro menaces could drain white votes while Democrats push grandfather clause. The split risk worries many as party leaders monitor the unfolding battle.
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Oklahoma City
Jim Harris
Republican State Central Committee
H. L. Storm
Wagoner
Wagoner County
Harris
Storm
Jobe
A. C. Hamlin
Logan
Jim Hartle
Republican Party
Ers
Robber Kills Two Men and Escapes with 4000
In Lynn on June 2, a robber shot and killed Thomas A. Landregan, a prominent shop manufacturer, and fatally wounded Officer Junion Carrall while taking a bag of four thousand dollars from Landregan just drawn for payroll. The bandits fled toward the suburbs with police and citizens pursuing. One suspect, Alba Atinda of New York, was wounded in a later exchange of fire, with another bandit seen near Lynn Hospital. A third robber was captured near Western Avenue, and more than 4500 dollars were found on their clothing.
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Lynn
Muse
Thomas A. Landregan
Otteer Junion Carrall
Landregan
Pollowman Carraldin
Tn Leas
Thompson
Alba Atinda
New York
Lynn Hospital
Grady
Western Avenue
Preacher Must Pay $4,000, act. By Associated Press
Mrs. Mart Lavender, who sued Chas. D. Crawford, pastor of Woodlawn M E Church, for fifty thousand dollars charging libel, was awarded four thousand dollars. The case concluded amid local event notices about a Fourth of July celebration at Electric Park.
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Associated Press
Coast Chicago
Mra. Mart
Electric Park
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