Guthrie Tries 10 Enjoin Officers Over Capital Removal
Guthrie residents sue to halt removal of state offices to Oklahoma City. Judge Huston issues injunction against State Auditor Trapp and State Treasurer Menates. Governor Haskell, in Tulane, not present at Guthrie. Federal action anticipated if state officers proceed.
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Guthrie
Ohio
A. H Huston
District Court
Oklahoma City
M. E Trapp
J. A. Menates
Haskell
Royal Hotel
Tulen
Bhcrose
Vinita Hears Offers for Big Furniture Plant Location
Interested buyers from Salem and a furniture maker discuss placing Western plant in Vinita. A replica factory would be built here, employing around 100 workers, with a four-wooded region layout and a Fourth of July celebration planned. Representatives may visit Thursday night to present removal proposals. Another factory seeks location but has not yet offered a solid plan.
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Vinita
Reed
Hatem
Salem
Fale
Tio
Clu
Taft Nominates Missouri Federal Officials
President Taft sent to the Senate a slate of nominations including a United States district judge for the Western District of Missouri Arbin Van Valkenburg and a United States marshal for the Eastern District of Missouri Edward F. P. Hagenhardt as reported from Washington on June 14 by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
President Taft
Senate
United States
Padge
Missouri
Arbin
van Valkenburg
Edward FP. Hagenhardt
Missouri Railroad Commission Sets 15 Percent Freight Cut
Jefferson City Mo June 10 The Missouri railroad commissioners announced a new rate schedule to take effect July 6 reducing freight charges on wheat corn and oils in car load farm and related classifications by fifteen percent
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Jefferson City
Railroad Commissioners of Missouri
Death in county incident shocks locals in Kansas City
Associated Press reports in Kansas City on June 19 that 44 year old Hebert W. Davie, Black, died in a county incident related to a serious case involving Harry H. Brant. Governor Hadley had been involved in respites prior to the fatal event this morning.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Hebert
W. Davie
Hadley
Harry H. Brant
Tuls e Okla teen’s death by poison noted in suicide case
Dulyy Walker aged 19 of Wichita, Kane county, committed death by own action in Tulse Okla this morning by taking two ounces of carbolic acid. A note pinned to her explains she had been in a house of ill fame only two weeks and cites this as the cause.
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Associated Press
Tulse
Oklo
Dulyy Walker
Wichita
Kane
Mags Meeting Seeks Date for Eastern Cherokee Payment
Vinita citizens met at 11 oclock to push a definite date for starting the eastern Cherokee payment in their town. The special agent would continue payments at Tahlequah for Indiana checks and then towns county by county, a plan viewed as unfair. A two man committee Rogers and Amos was named to lobby Washington for a ruling that payments stay within the territory near the disbursal town to save costs and aid local communities.
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Vinita
Ti le
Tahlequah
Indiana
Tablequah
Oech
Chas, B. Rogers
F. &.E. Amos
Governor Hankell Proclaims Primary Date For August 2
Governor Hankell issues a proclamation setting August 2 as the state primary date in the grandfather clause amendment election. The proclamation, dated June 1, appeared from the secretary of state's office this morning in Guthele Oxia.
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Guthele
Oxia
Hankell
Walsing
Two Infants Drowned Found in Stagnant Ditch
Two male infants about five days old were found in a muddy ditch on the outskirts of Lake City. Death due to drowning was reported. Police and coroner investigators began inquiries into the incident and the babies were turned over for burial.
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Gack
Associated Prean
Chicago
Tudler
Cutakirts
Lote City
Seven Bodies Recovered After River Disaster
Associated Press reports in Cologne that about two hundred people are believed to have died in a flood in the Miffel region along the Albr river valley. As of today eighty seven bodies have been recovered.
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Associated Press
Cologne
Germany
Albr
Miffel
Fire destroys Buck Manufacturing powder plant in Candere Dort
Clara Buck and her son perished in a blaze that leveled the Buck Manufacturing powder plant at Candere Dort in Corning County. The firm operated as Buck Manufacturing Company of Candere Dort Pennsylvania. The fire occurred today and caused total loss of the facility.
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Ty Associated Preas
Corning, N
Clara Buck
Von
Buck Manufacturing Company
Candere Dort, Pa
Tribute to Homer Wilon by Senator Robt L. Taylor
Senator Robt L Taylor praises Homer Wilon for years of friendship and leadership as a powerful orator and moral influence. The tribute extols his eloquence, generosity, and uplifting message, hoping the world can hear his sentiments and truth.
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Bileo
Homer
T. Wilon
Iaga
Benator
Robt. L. Taylor
Cotteral Orders Governor to Appear in Court June 17
Guthrie Oklahoma June 14 Judge John R Cotteral orders Governor Haskell and state department heads to appear in court to show cause why an injunction should not halt the plan to move the state capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma City. First hearing set before Judge A H Houston in Logan County. Officials in Guthrie report patrols and disrupted state business while Attorney General Wert ids no official dealings today. Debate centers on legality of the move, registration requirements, and potential fraud claims if Oklahoma City wins the capital contest.
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Asociated
Guthrie
Oklo
Oklahoma City
Oldahams City
W. H. Coyle
Okla
John,r. Cotteral Masday
United States District Court
Casy
Haskell
Priday
Cotueral
Calk Pollock
Kansas City
Legan J
A H Hoston
Charles Wet
Mahoney
Edward Trapp
James Menefee
Govern Haskell
Wert
West
Okalhoma City
Jane
Saya
Enid Haskell
Citiiens
Cotteral
Twelve Deputies Guard Records at Guthrie
Associated Press reports twelve deputy sheriffs guarded state records in Guthrie, Oklahoma, as labor commissioner Dougherty departed for Oklahoma City. Assistant Secretary Leo Meyer announced that all state books would be moved to Oklahoma City once vaults are completed.
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Associated Pres
Guthrie
Oklo
Oklahoma
Dougherty
Oklahoma City
Leo Meyer
S Today
Insurgent Senators Back House Provision in Sundry Bill
Washington June 10 insurgent senators reached near agreement to back the house provision in the sundry civil bill. They propose no appropriation for the warships of the toril board and will express tariff economy preferences in a senate speech announcing adherence to the house provision.
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Associated Preae
Washington, D. C
Senatora
House
Tori Board
Speechen
Supreme court denies locker system for club members
The court today ruled against a club's attempt to maintain a locker system for members who use the club’s facilities. The decision blocks the club from providing locker privileges to its patrons.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kana
Two Killed in Feud Battle in Breathitt County
By Apenctated Pree Lexington June 13 In a feud battle in Breathitt county two Crawford family members were shot dead and a Johnson family member wounded, according to a report reaching here today. Cloak Makers on Strike By Associated Preas Boston June 1 A general strike of twenty to thirty thousand cloak makers in New York City was authorized this afternoon by the Lady Garment Workers International Union now in session in the city.
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Lexington
Breathitt County
Crawford
Johnson
Associated Preas
Boston
Mass
New York City
The
Lady Garment Workers International Union
Governor Offers $300 Reward for Murderers
Governor Carroll announced a $300 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Datone Hardy, his wife, and son at Vanclave, Ta. The release of survivor Jay Hanty, arrested as a suspect, left officers without a clear clue.
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Associated Press
Dew Moines
Injunctions in State Capital Matter Update
Guthrie Oklahoma June 14. District Judge A H Heston lists injunctions from Logan County and state board of affairs. Governor Haskell’s demurrer seeks dismissal for lack of jurisdiction over governor and action, cites insufficiency of recitation. Judge Huston has not acted yet as hearing offers from the governor loom.
Meat Market Installs Own Cooling Plant
A Daniele Meat Market on East Canadian Avenue has a new cooling room powered by a gasoline engine. It holds about 1,500 pounds of meat and maintains a steady two degrees above freezing to keep meat wholesome and properly preserved.
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Daniele
East Canadian Avenue
Highland bank robbery suspect denies identity
Associated Press reports in Los Angeles that J. B. Marcell, accused of robbing the State Bank of Highland, Kansas, denies being Marcell as he is held for the crime. The article notes identification as Marcell was made last night and the prisoner disputes the linkage.
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Associated Prensa
Oe Angeles
Cal
J. B. Marcell
State Bank of
Highland
Kana
Marcell
Conference Report on Railroad Bill Presented to Senate
The Associated Press reports in Washington that on June 14 the conference report on the railroad bill was presented to the Senate. The action marks a key step in advancing legislation amid debates over rail policy and regulatory provisions.
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Washington, D.C
Tbe
Senate
Big Fire in Montreal Ruins Herald Building
June 13 Herald building destroyed by fire. Reports say up to twenty people dead in the blaze. Loss estimated at two hundred thousand dollars.
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Montreal
Associated Press
Montres
Herald Uilding
Siuen
Frisco Plans Three Cent Fare Reinstatement Soon
Guthrie Oklahoma June 19 Judge Hook grants temporary injunction to Chicago Rock Island Pacific and St Louis San Francisco lines blocking enforcement of Oklahoma two cent passenger and maximum freight laws. Petitioners call the laws confaca tory. Three cent fare to be re established within days.
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Guthrie
Oia
United States Circuit Court
Hook
Chicago, Rock Inland & Pacific
St. Louia & San Planetech Lines
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Capital Move Provokes Chamber Voices
Oklahoma City chamber of commerce criticizes Governor Haskell for moving the capital to Oklahoma City and for declaring it the state seat of government. Officials say the public was not informed and that quarters have been provided in the old high school building with more to be arranged. The governor’s advisors assert that Saturday’s vote already established Oklahoma City as capital.
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Oklahoma City
Hgakell
State of
Oklahoma
Western Union Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
A federal grand jury indicted Western Union Telegraph Company on forty two counts under the backer shop law as of March 3 1910. The indictment also names additional defendants including W B Price Virgil Randolph Henry M Randolph Chas T Moorehead Edward Walden and James A Anderson of Baltimore Md Thomas H Campbell of Philadelphia James F OCutine of New York and Ba Everett Taylor and John P Allbormer of this city.
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Associated Pross
Washington, D. DC
Federal Grand Jury
Western Union Telegraph Company
W. B. Price
Virgil Randolph
Henry M. Randolph
Chas
T. Moorehead
Edward Walden
James A. Anderson
Lan
Baltimore
Thomas H. Campbell
Philadelphia
James F. Ocutine
New York
Everett Taylor
John P. Allbormer
This Otty
Suit filed against Great Lakes Towing Company under antitrust law
Aesoviated Press reports Washington June 13 that the government is collecting evidence to form the basis of a suit against the Great Lakes Towing Company for restraint of trade under the Sherman Act. In Southampton June 10 Col. Roosevelt is homeward bound with Mrs Roosevelt Kermit Ethel and Mrs Nicholas Longworth aboard the Kaisar Augusta Victoria. The steamer is due at quarantine the night of June 17 but Roosevelt will not land in New York until the following morning.
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Aesoviated Press
Washington, D. C
Qreat Lakes Towing Company
Col. Roosevelt
Mra
Roosevelt
Kermit, Ethel
Nicholas Longworth
New Yar
House Rejects Speaker’s Auto Purchase Amid Expo Funding Debate
Washington June 11 Without debate the house voted to disagree with senate amendments on the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill. The panel approved 2500 for the vice president but defeated the same for the speaker’s automobile by 471. Rep Scott Kansas joined insurgents and democrats against the speaker’s allotment. The conference was told to require the senate to withdraw its amendment.
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Washington
House
Senate
Cannoneft
Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Chamber
Cannon
Scott
Kansas
Agriculture Mittee
Oklahoma City chosen as state capital dispute grows
Governor Haskell insists Oklahoma City is the capital and all state business should move there immediately. Guthrie residents vow to fight the move, seeking federal court intervention to block the relocation, amid reports of disputed ballots and upcoming legal actions.
Trunk Containing Body of American Woman Found in Italian Lake
A trunk submerged near Maltrasio lake reportedly holds the body of an American woman. Police suspect murder as the head shows signs of foul play. The trunk includes a cloth bearing CL 1 and a photograph, with fetters in English.
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Associated Pregn
Como
Italy
Maltrasio
Fetter
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