Senate votes stalled over permanent tariff board fight
Washington March 3 The Senate moved to vote on a permanent tariff board at 3 30 Saturday with other appropriation bills to follow. A filibuster delayed action as Democrats pressed for the naval bill and a roll call ultimately defeated the tariff board. Leaders warned Taft against an extra session while discussions on pensions diplomatic and military bills continued amid mounting pressure from business interests.
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Washington
Senate
Post Office
Hale
Sen
Beveridge
Tariff Board
Asure
Senator Bridge
Republi
M i
Taft
Congress
Owen
Oklahoma
McCumber
Scott
G O T T ATTACKS RECALL SYSTEM
Representative Scott of Kansas denounces the native referendum and recall as revolutionary subversives to the current government. He warned against introducing devices that could empower Tories to recall Washington or copperheads to recall Lincoln, and he argued the initiative could suspend laws passed by a legislature under direct popular mandate.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Scott
Kansas
House Today
Washington
Milton
Franklin
Madi
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Linu
McKinley
Taft
Republic
Lincoln
Governor Haskell Promoter Ventures in Oklahoma
Pay cash for 200 acres near Puskogee to form lines to Fort Bay and onward. Former Governor Haskell and associates organize three companies to promote Hwan lines, build the Hines project, and construct bridges. Deeds recorded with Thomas P. Smith and H. Owen among the backers. Minority plans suggest a western route from Port Gibson with land rights secured along the route.
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Puskogee
Okla
Mar
Linton and
Hask Hnd
Fort Ba
O Pee
Haskell
N- Hwan
Thomas P. Smith
H. Owen
Port Gibson
Wars Correspondents Again Busy in Mexico
AP dispatch from Paso, Texas reports insurrectos seize Santa Pasalla Chihuahua and towns Ures and Arizpo Sonora. Cananea, site of Green-Cananea Copper Co., is guarded with fortifications. Francisco I. Madero demands surrender of the state capital or threatens to starve it into submission.
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Associated Press
Paso
Tex
Santa Pasalla
Chihuahua
Insurrectos
Ures
Arizpo
Sonora
Cananea
Green-Cananea Copper Company
Francisco J. Madero
Judge Parks Sets Aside Sale Of Minor Lands
Judge Parks voided a two year old probate order approving a deed to lands of a minor after a hearing in his court. He vowed to set aside deeds involving fraud or deemed void and opposed wholesale sale of minor lands. The report notes support for the New Mexico Constitution in federal action.
Democratic House Ways and Means Hears New Session Plans
Washington March 6 The majority of the Democratic House Ways and Means Committee met to map a program for an extra session. They discussed forming all standing committees and how far the tariff revision agenda would go. Chairman Underwood of Alabama presided with Kaneas humor on the dais.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
New Ways and Means Committee
Democratic House of Representatives
Underwood
Alabama
Kaneas
Five Iberal leaders condemned to death in Nicaragua
New Orleans dispatch reports five members of the Liberal party of Nicaragua condemned to death for participation in a plot to assassinate President Berrada and overthrow Zelaya's government. The men, prominent in Nicraguan political affairs, are confined in various penitentiaries and the execution date remains secret.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Iberal Party of
Nicaragua
Berrada
Jose Santos Zelaya
Extra Session Likely For Canada Reciprocity Fight
Washington reports indicate Taft plans an extra congressional session if the Canada reciprocity bill fails. March 20 is floated as the target, with Republicans pressing for immediate action and Democrats seeking more prep time for tariff revision later. The Senate moved on sundry civil and naval bills as talks continue.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
White House
Taft
Senate
Canada
Stone
Penrose
Democratic House
Cruce Appointees Confirmed to Banking Board
Governor Cruce named Fred Q. Dennis and Joseph McLelland, both prominent Oklahoma City bankers, to join the state banking board with the governor and bank commissioner under the new act. Their appointments, along with J. D. Langford of Durant as state bank commissioner, were confirmed by the Senate in executive session.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Cruce
Fred Q. Dennis
Joseph ©. McLelland
State Banking Board
J. D. Langford
Durant
Sen
Republican J H Parker Seated County Clerk in Wagoner
In Wagoner county Oklahoma on March 3 J H Parker a Republican defeated Democrat A L Hansam to be seated as county elect superintendent. Parker accused Hansam of fraud in the election.
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Muskogee
Okla
J. H. Parker
Wagoner County
A. L. Hansam
Oklahoma Senate investigates graft charges and bills advance
Oklahoma City March 3 President Pro Tempore forms select senatorial committee to probe graft accusations by Dr. Leo B Bennett of Muskogee against unnamed senators. Committee chaired by Sorrels of Wilburton with Graham Horton Potter and Chapman. Edmond normal school and Colville McMehan bills discussed. Edmond vetoed. to adjourn likely Saturday. Washington telegraph reports doubt on major bills passing.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Protem Thomas
Senate
Leo B. Bennett
Muskogee
Sorrels
Wilburton
Graham
Catossa
Horton
Altus
Potter
Okmulgee
Chapman
Tonkawa
Mitchell
Cheyenne
Bennett
Capitol Commission
Franklin
Roddle
Cruce
Edmond Normal School
Edmond
Colville McMehan
Washington
Great Newspaper and Pedigreed Seed Corn Proposition
Kansas City Weekly Journal offers a one year subscription to itself and to The Missouri and Kansas Farmer plus one pound of Clay County White seed corn for 50 cents. Corn yields 90 bushels per acre and ear samples average large, deep grain, many ears over 1400 kernels. Secure this free offer by sending 50 cents to the Seed Corn Dept in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City Weekly Journal
Missouri and Kansas Farmer
Missouri
Kansas
Clay County
Missouri and Kansas Farm
Kansas City
Tulsa Checker Tournament Ends Today in State Meet
Tulsa Oklahoma March 4 The Oklahoma Checker association met at the Commercial club rooms to organize the state tournament running from 9 am to 9:30 pm with sessions and possible officials named by the president. T. G. Allen of Miami is current state champion. officials and players from multiple towns attended.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoman Checker Association
Commercial Club Rooms
T. T. Wimner
Vinita
Albert
Oklahoma Checker Association
Checker
Associaon
Sutherland
Commercial Club
Tulsa Checker
Muskogee
Allen
Bradley
Waa
T. G. Allen
Miami
J. J. Matthews
Balfsaw
Albert 8. Morley
Vian
C. D. Neville
Dr. Umboltz
Yale
C. D. Andrews
Oklahoma City
Charles Bradley
Glencoe
Guardianship Hearing Ordered for Mamie L. N. Allen Estate
Probate court in Craig County orders a hearing on a petition by Hiram R. Allen guardian for Mamie L. N. Allen to sell real estate. Probate No. 1564 mentions guardian duties and estate control, with publication in the Chieftain dated February 24, 1911.
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State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Chieftain
Mamie L. N. Allen
Hiram R. Allen
Mamie L. N
Order of Sale of Wards Real Estate in Craig County
Probate notice from Craig County Oklahoma in the Chieftain reports guardian Joseph L Hunt seeks court approval to sell undivided ward interests in real estate for Henry L Hunt Anna R Hunt Nettle L Hunt and Evan R Hunt minors. Hearing set March 27 1911 at 1 30 pm Vinita Court House. Publication required four weeks in Vinita Weekly Chieftain. Dated Feb 27 1911.
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State of
Oklahoma
Craig
Henry L. Hunt
Anna R. Hunt
Nettle le. Hunt
Evan R. Hunt
Joseph 8. Hunt
Joseph L. Hunt
Henry L.hunt
Nettle L. Hunt
Order to Show Cause for Guardian Sale of Real Estate
In Craig County the guardian Cyrus Washington for Gertrude and Hannah Washington minors petitions for an order of sale of their real estate for their best interests and education. The court orders all next of kin and interested parties to appear March 21, 1911 at 10 a.m. in Winita to show cause why the sale should not be granted and requires publication in the Vinita Weekly Chief two weeks prior.
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Vinita
Crate
Craig County
F. Parks
State of
Oklahoma
Craig, Sr
Gertrude
Hannah
Washington
Y Cyrus Washington
Gertrude Washington
Winita
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
Parks
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