LaFollette Tariff Debate Surges in Senate
Senate opening pacified as LaFollette returns to tariff analysis amid charges of bad faith by Penrose. Beveridge proposes adjournment. Beveridge and Gallinger clash over absence rules. Scott, Bradley speeches spark humor. key amendment cuts women and children's gloves duty to 1.25 a dozen.
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Washington, D. C
LaFollette
Pacific
Penrose
Senate
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Wisconsin
Rende
Beveridge
Capitol
Gallinger
New Hampshire
LaPollette
Nce
Finary Lala
Pennsylvania
Wita
Borah
Scott
Boot
Tom
Bradley
Thaw Habeas Corpus Appeal Dismissed by Court
The appellate division today dismissed the application of Harry K Thaw for a writ of habeas corpus releasing him from Mattewan. The decision was issued in New York on June 4 by Associated Press.
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Associated Prone
New York
Upreme Court
Harry K .Thaw
Habeas Corpua
Mattonwan
Vinita Postmaster Raises in Federal Salary Readjustment
Washington June 4 The twenty sixth annual readjustment of postmaster salaries nationwide is complete effective July 1. Net increase totals 193200 with many offices upgraded or downgraded across classes. Oklahoma listings show Vinita at 2400 plus numerous city adjustments. overall figures reflect shifts in third, second and first class offices nationwide.
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United States
Post Office Department
oMce
Oklahoma
Ada
Altus
Alva
Anadarko
Apache
Atoka
Roger
Billings
Blackwell
Boswell
Bristow
Broken Arrow
Carmen
Railroad Presidents Asked To Conserve Forests
Washington Jane reports that major railroads were urged by U S forester Gifford Pinchot to adopt forestry and timber utilization. He urged growing forests, limiting waste, and coordinating with governments and landowners to ensure a perpetual timber supply. Railroads were urged to grow timber, standardize tie specs, and partner with landowners for fire prevention and profitable forestry. Pinchot offered to discuss the plan and expects cooperation and action.
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Gifford Pinchot
United States Forester
Fetter
Ni Uinal
Salony
Pioch
Bacone University Case Heads To Supreme Court
Guthrie June 5 Involving the tithe to part of the property now occupied by Bacone Indian University the case of Quentin Garrett v American Baptist Home Missionary Society Dawes commission et al was appealed to the supreme court from the district court of Muskogee county The missionary society which owns the Barone property asked the Dawes commission to set aside 157 12 acres claimed on the grounds of the allotment The commission allowed only 7 12 acres allotting 40 acres to Millard Sanders The case was tried in Muskogee County Judge King decided in favor of the missionary society and ordered the Dawes commission to cancel the Garrett and Sander allotments From the decision Garrett etc sole
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Oklo
Bacone Indian University
Muskogee
Quentin Garrett Ve
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Dawes Comminalen
Supreme Court Yeatrday
District Court
Munkoger County
Inissionary Society
Barone
Dawes Commission
Millard Sanders
Musto Fee
King
Oklahoma farmer's wife killed by son in law
McLoud Okla June 4 Mrs P A Tomal wife of a farmer three miles north of McLoud was fatally shot in a cornfield by her son in law William Devin during a family quarrel. Davis surrendered to authorities and was taken to jail at Chandar. Davis and his wife had separated two weeks earlier at Meeker.
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McLoud
Okla
PA. Tomal
William Devin
Devi
Thevie
Tomal
Davis
Xheri
University to close next week at Oklahoma
Norman June 3 The University of Oklahoma plans finals and commencement next week with baccalaureate Sunday by Rev Phillip C Baird of Oklahoma City. Commencement exercises set for June 10 as President Evans outlines ambitious, fireproof building plans and a new engineering workshop building to ease crowded conditions.
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University of Oklahoma
Phillip C. Baird
Oklahoma City
Department of Music
Ame
Evans
United States
State University of Oklahoma
Board of Regents
Public Affairs Commission
Oklahoma
Pew
Judge Furman Grants Dan Price New Trial
Guthrie Oklahoma reports the state court of appeals granted a new trial to Dan Price, convicted of manslaughter in the Indian Territory central district for killing Nave Dillingham near Atoka. The ruling centers on expert testimony about bullet trajectory and Dillingham’s supposed arm position, while Price claimed Dillingham pointed a revolver at him and threatened to shoot. The opinion, written by Judge Varnan, notes the evidence may have been improper.
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Oktw
Eranal Court of Appeals
Dan Price
Central District
Indian Territory
Nave Dillingham
Atoka
Dmillingham
Varnan
Price
Dillingham
Duingham
Order Revoking Charter 5 Declared Invalid in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma June report states the Secretary of Oklahoma’s order revoking the St Laure and San Francisco Railway charter is declared null and void by federal judge Central who bars further action. The court says the revocation was based on the railway being domiciled outside Oklahoma, violating state law.
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Guthrie
Oda
Oklahoma
St. Laure & San Francinco Railway Company
Atete
Feds Joral
Coteral
State Supreme Court Rules Anti-Blacklisting Law Unconstitutional
Topeka Know June b The state supreme court today declared uncon stitutional the law requiring railroad companies to give employees written notice of discharge. The ruling also questions state power to collect money from insane persons held in state institutions, potentially funding maintenance.
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Topeka
Know
State Supreme Court
North Texas Wheat Being Contracted for at 1 35
Reports from Teuton in the wheat belt of north Texas indicate the first of this season’s wheat is being contracted at 1.85 and upward. Some farmers secure contracts promising any market advance before threshing.
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North Texas
Port Worth
Tex
Teuton
Texas
ORDER FOR HEARING TO SELL REAL ESTATE IN OKLAHOMA GUARDIANSHIPS
In Craig County probate matters the court schedules hearings on petitions to sell real estate for multiple guardianships including Charles W A Lynch and others. The May 1908 order sets June 21 1908 as hearing date with publication for three weeks and directs appearance by all interested parties and next of kin.
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State of
Oklahoma
Craig
Charles W. A. Lynch
Sarah F. Lynch
Benjamin H. Lynch
Jol Bruce Lynch
BB. A
McFarland
Guardian
B. A. McFarland
Sarah FP. Lynch
John Bruce Lynch
Delaware
Addis
Oklhoma
Jane
Atite
Solomon Haldridge
J. A Lefores
J. A. Letforce
Naid
Benefesal
Gegerseirealitien
Theo
Paran
Andia A. Brown
Conbbor
Robert Allen
Beven 25
Township
Addis A. Brown
Vinita
John Allen
Addis A
Craig County
Martin
Louis Bean
Brown
Piret
James Riley
Moses Wiley
Mowes Riley
Ward
Wied
Anid
Ld Court
Winite
Crewe
Mieh
Vinita Workly Chieftain
Aald Cra Theo
Bus
Ole Cash
Guardians eye Craig County land sale notices
Public notices from Craig County Oklahoma announce private sales of minor estates. Guardians seek court approval for sales of land in sections 25 and 12 with bids by written check, and notices require appearance to show cause for orders of sale.
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