Conclave Plans in Spokane July for Fraternal Owls
Washington June 6 twelve delegates from every territory and province registered for the annual conclave of the Fraternal Owls in Spokane on July 16. The event includes sessions in Pacific Halls with talks by speakers from across the United States and a midnight banquet among the pines. A bulletin notes concrete fence posts as a durable alternative to wood and outlines costs, durability, and installation details.
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Amer
Fraternal of Owls
Spokane
Neat
Pacific Halls
Mple Nest
Washington
Idaho
Hcer
Jea
United States
Crete
Ap Ge
Department
Lang Bill Sent to Debate by Senate Vote
Washington June 6 The Senate approved moving the administration land withdrawal bill as the order of business by a 40 to 24 vote. A motion to substitute the statehood bill was ruled not in order before the vote.
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Associated Prean
Washington, D. C
Sent
Administration
Deaths Result From Old Feud in Orange Texas
Rankin Moore a Black man was killed last night by three white men amid a long white Black feud in Orange Texas. Douglas Lemon, another Black man, was found shot to death earlier on the street by unknown assailants. The piece also notes tariff disparities under the Payne Aldrich act, contrasting duties on consumer goods and luxury items with examples of high taxes on textiles, buttons, blankets, carpets, hats, and bonnets. How long, O Lord, how long?
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Jine
Orange
Rankin Moore
Douglas Lemon
Milady
King Hosts Roosevelt Luncheon in London at Marlborough House
Associated Press reports Col. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt were entertained at a luncheon today by King George and Queen Mary at Marlborough House in London.
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Associated Press
London
England
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Indorsement Doubts Surround Taft Plan
The piece argues Roosevelt will not endorse Taft, cites observers and insiders in June 4 coverage. It notes Roosevelt attending a June 22 dinner hosted by Robert Collier, with possible influence on the campaign against the Taft administration and Ballinger. The text discusses political factions, Aldrich, and the advice to keep cool amid mounting partisan tensions.
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Kington
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Ash
Aldrich
Cannon
Ballinger
Preai
Dent Taft
Aldrech
Guggenheim
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Lodge
Massachusetts
Washington
Wiley
F& Bulletin
Natives Attack Foreigners In Nanking Incident
Nanking reports a native mob has insulted foreigners and barred the walls of the American consulate in a vulgar act. Consuls in Peking describe the scene as openly hostile toward foreign residents amid tensions in the city.
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Associated Press
Peking
China
Nanking
Presidents of Rail War To Confer With Taft
Washington reports Taft returns from the Midwest to host a conference with railroad presidents led by Santa Fe chief R. Ripley and others. Wickersham briefs the president on antitrust actions while rail executives defend rate increases and urge cooperation amid government suits and upcoming meetings with shipper groups.
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Taft
Ripley
Santa Fe
Washington
White House
Middlewest
RE. P. Ripley
Western Trunk
F. A. Delano
The
Wabash
8. M. Pelton
Chicago Great Western
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago & Northwestern
Wickersham
Western Trunk Line Committee
Chicago and Ohio River Committee
Central West
Eastern Trunk Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trmk
Roosevelt
Chicago
Western Railroads
Gardiner Lathrop
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
B. P. Ripley
B. M. Felton
Chicago, Great Western
Marvin Hoghitt
John M. Glenn
I Ilinois Manufacturers’ Association
Shippers’ Convention
John B. Wilder
Himoly Manufacturers’ Association
Caldwell at McAlester to argue penalty suits
Guthrie Oklahoma June 7 Fred 8 Caldwell state enforcement attorney has gone to McAlester to argue motions in federal court to remand penalty cases against railroads to state courts. He says the offenses charged storing and keeping square are semi criminal and state courts have exclusive jurisdiction. The Katy was cited for penalties totaling 173000 dollars and the Iron Mountain 171000 dollars. Amounts are based on fines of a day for holding megat shipments.
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Guthrie
Okla
Fred
Caldwell
McAlester
Katy
Iron Mountain
Kansas City Stock Market Quarantine Cattle Lead Week
Kansas City Stock Yards June 6. Quarantine cattle supply last week reached 262 cars, with 428 cars the previous year. Strong native demand lifted prices 25 to 40 cents after Monday, closing near the week’s best. Quarantine cattle total 240 cars today, with high quality Texas and Oklahoma entries in the mix. Hog prices rose then slipped by week’s end, top at 9.171/4, with pigs scarce. Sheep and lambs improved. spring lambs 8.50 to 9.16, native wethers 5.75, ewes 5.26, and Texas muttons 4.95 to 5.26.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Texas
Clheburn
Blum Et al
Chicago
Inquest Postponed in Kellner Case in Louisville
The solo inquest into Alma Kellner began today but was postponed to tomorrow or Wednesday. The suspect arrested at Bowling Green and brought to Louisville earlier proved to be Wendling, not the intended person.
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Asso. Od Press
Louisville
Alma Kellner
Bowling Green
Noted prohibition worker killed by train in Marshalltown
Marshalltown IowaJune W D Elwell former chairman of the state prohibition committee was killed by a passenger train while walking from Marshalltown to Lamoille. The report also notes political maneuvering around Governor Haskell’s trial and various Congressional debates on tariffs and Indian affairs.
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Associated Press
Marshalltown
W. D. Elwell
State Prohibition Committee
Prohibition
Lamoille
Oklahoma
Haskell
Guthrie man stabbed wife then shot at depot
Freming C. Baker a Santa Fe car inspector and ex police officer was shot and wounded probably fatally by his wife Mrs Fannie Baker at the Santa Fe depot Guthrie Oklahoma. Baker had attacked her with a knife after threatening her following a divorce suit. A policeman grappled with him and was cut. Baker then fired three times, one bullet hitting him.
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Guthrie
Okla
Freming C. Baker
Santa Fe
Fannie Baker
Baker
Bakera
Wichita
Miller
Cherokee National Bank Audit Praises Reserve Strength
Special Bank Examiner Herman Schultz reports Cherokee National Bank Vinita Oklahoma shows perfect balance across ledgers and reserves above average, deeming it among the strongest in the country. Outlook is confident deposits are safe under strict national bank act adherence. Insurgent forces under General Mena are defeated by government troops at Sama, Nic. Captured American William D. Pithman who laid mines for insurgents to stand trial.
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Owen, LaFollette and Curie
Indian Committee
Gore
Oklahoma
Harris
Senate
B. A. McFarland
Cherokee National Bank
Vinita
Ite
National Bank Act
Tan
Herman
Schultz
Special Bank Examiner
Associated Press
Bluefelds
Nie
Mena
Sama
Chavarris
Juan del Sur
Nic
Wiliam D. Pithman
Bluefielde
Vinita Hosts First Christian Endeavor District Meet
Endeavorers met in Vinita on Sunday to celebrate the first convention of the Christian Endeavor district of Oklahoma. Countys represented include Craig Nowata Rogers Wyandotte Mayes and Delware. Sessions at Presbyterian and Congregational churches featured addresses by Mr. Guy Withers and a round table led by Miss Myrtle Luckey. The day ended with a Union prayer meeting and a crowded evening service as the nominating committee announced officers for the Vinita district.
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Chriothun Endeavor
Vinita
Che Christian Endeavor
Okaboma
Craig
Nowat- Rogers
Wyandotte
Mayes
Delpware
Presbyterian Church
Guy Withers
Kansas City
Congregational Church
Misa Myrtle Luckey
Davia, Brown and Pershing
Withers
Sveretien
Union Christian Endeavor
Worthington
Muiogee
Christian Charch
Wuale
L. W. Loucke
Nowata
J. B. Pershing
Bera White
Pryor Creek
Mies Eithel Cherington
Mr. C. Sebring
Ralph Reed
Mina McCormele
Nowath
Misa Myrtle Lockey
Men Buried by Cave-In At New Municipal Building Site
Report says several men were buried and likely killed in a cave-in at the new municipal building site on Park Row and Chambers street in New York. Ambulance calls went out while three of the buried men were later pulled out uninjured.
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Cavein
Associated Press
New York
Alte
New Municipal Building
Park Row
Chambers Street
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