Program Outlined Not What President Wants
Washington reports the conferees aim to finish a tariff compromise on cottons and other rates today. Aldrich agreed to cuts on coarser grades toward Dingley rates, with senate increases likely kept. Debate over hides, iron ore, lumber, and other duties remains unsettled, as interdependencies shape final figures. The president’s stance may alter the plan, with party leaders signaling potential changes if the report prompts his guidance.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
House
Payne
Perkins
New York
Congress
Dingley Inn
Finlah
Democrata
Yearger Maintains Democratic Loyalty Amid Pipeline Debate
Guthrie Oklahoma July 24 Senator P Yeager of Tulsa, co author of the female suffrage act and pipe line bill opponent, declares he remains in the Democratic party. He vows to seek reelection unless Tulsa county Democrats nominate someone aligned with Standard Oil interests. He defends his record and opposition to special privileges, warning against party traitors and commercial exploiters. He says he will run again if the nominee betrays equal rights and opportunity.
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Guthrie
Oklo
P. St. Yeager
Tulsa
Btrain
Senate
Tulsa County
Igadera
Wenger
Aly
Standard OU Company
Standard of Company
Oklahoma
Claas
Jones Receives Serious Injuries After Freight Train Fall
Parle Jonen of Catale fell under a moving Frisco freight train while attempting to board with his brother Bert. One leg severed between knee and ankle and the other foot cut. multiple bruises. He survived the fall and rested at his brother’s home, with hopes of recovery.
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Parle Jonen
Catale
Jones
Bert
Fortier
Bert Jones
Earle
Freak Law Promises Tax Relief Through New Oklahoma Tax Plan
Guthrie Oklahoma July 20 The author of the freak laws praised by Republicans is shown to have produced tax relief in the first year of the gross revenue and production tax. Revenue reaches $60,000 in the state treasury and $57,000 more under execution, with more to come as the law expands. Tax enforcement, including coal and oil sectors, underscores future funds from public corporations. Auditor Trapp’s aggressive collection tactic demonstrates the measure’s economic impact and fiscal discipline.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Preas
Oklahoma
Trapp
Pittehburg
LeFlore
Latimer Counes
Businest
Branch of
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Inn
Aach Corporation
Wich Corporation
Public Service Corporation
Puch
Public Service
Ita
Two Injured Men Leave Hospital After Wabash Wreck
AP reports Kansas City July 9 two injured men, B Hall of Montgomery and Jacob Steinfeld of Cleveland, were discharged from a hospital. Others are recovering, while David Parks of Carina, Mo., is listed as dangerous. Marion Baxter of Indianapolis is in the pursuit of Mr. and Mrs. Rogers.
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Kansas City
H. B. Hall
Montgomery
Jacob Steinfeld
Cleveland
David Parks
Togro
Carabina
Marion Baxter
Indianapolis
Mra. C. B. Rogers
O Neil promises pipeline to Gulf amid threats in Oklahoma
James ONeil general manager of Prairie Oil & Gas said he has received threatening letters claiming the Bartlesville facility will be dynamited if oil prices drop again. He announced plans to start laying a pipeline from Oklahoma to the Gulf and urged action if the legislature amends antitrust laws to shield the company.
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Associated Press
Bartlesville
Oklo
James O'Neil
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Copany
O'Neil
Oklahoma
Gulf
Prairie Ov & Gas Company
No Remorse Felt by Harry Thaw in Matteawan Case
White Plains July 26 Associated Press The trial of Murry Thaw for the Matteawan asylum case opened with District Attorney Jerome leading for the state. Thaw is expected to testify. Dr Henry Schmidt testified that Thaw's mental condition appeared normal. Thaw reportedly told the witness he sometimes surprised himself by feeling no remorse for White's killing.
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Associated
White Plains
Murry Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Jerome
Thaw
Henry Schmidt
White
Preparing to Improve Schools in Guthrie Oklahoma
The Board of Affairs plans improvements at Tahlequah Normal School and Fort Gibson School to relieve overcrowding at Sulphur School for the Deaf. Bert Chandler, a board member, secured expanded quarters for the facility as part of the effort.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Roral
Board of Affairs
Yiniting
Tahlequah Normal School
Fort Gibson School
Sulphur School For the
Bert Chandler
Reproduction of Honolulu State House Display in Seattle
A natural colored reproduction of the state house at Honolulu Hawaii, standing 26 feet tall, is on display at the Hawaiian building in the Seattle World's Fair.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Seattle
Death sentence for Indian student murderer in London
Indian student Dhinagri was found guilty of murder in London and sentenced to death for killing Lieutenant Colonel Sir William Curnow Willie and Dr. Ditewea. The trial concluded with a capital punishment verdict.
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Associated Press
London
Dhinagri
William Curnon Willie
Ditewea
Wright brothers Decorated with Legion of Honor
Paris July 26 The Wright brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright of Dayton Ohio were decorated with the Legion of Honor for their achievements in aviation.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Orville and
Witwur Wright
Dayton, C
Robbers dynamite depot at Mineral Kansas
Associated Press report from Pittsburg Kansas says early today robbers dynamited the Missouri Kansas & Texas depot at Mineral near here, wrecking the building and escaping with about five hundred dollars and Lowney's chocolates.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kaos
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
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