Missouri Two Cent Fare Case Rejected By Judge McPherson
The Associated Press reports Judge McPherson of the U S District Court ruled Missouri two cent fare and freight rate statutes not remunerative, upholding railroads against state enforcement. The decision questions whether intrastate traffic yields reasonable profits after expenses, noting the burden on the state to prove invalidity beyond doubt.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Mar
dhPherson
United States District Court
McPherson
State of
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Minasuri
Mach
Covernor Hughes
New York
Hughes
Jinynie
Setem
Burlington
Bante
Wabowh
Wil
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Lees
Teave
Frank Hagerman
Standard Oil case ends with not guilty verdict instruction
Judge Anderson instructed the jury to find the Standard Oil company not guilty. The court announced the decision after a long argument by Assistant District Attorney Wilkereva, and the jurors were sent back to render a verdict. Most indictments against Standard Oil of Indiana were voided and will be abandoned by the government.
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Ay Associated Prean
Chicago
Mar
Anderson
Wilkereva
Standard Oil Company of Indians
Oklahoma towns plan new school buildings this year
Norman to build a high school costing 999,271 using Coffeyville brick and Bedford limestone with a 700 seat auditorium. Mounds votes bonds for a county high school at 50,000 and another 35,000 for school buildings. Westville appropriates funds for a state normal. Depew approves 5,000 in bonds for a school. Duston sells 12,000 in bonds for school construction. Guthrie reports house session delays and tax proposal amendments.
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Oklahoma
Norman
Coffeyville
Mounds
Westville
Depew
Duston
Guthrie
Okla
Mar
House
Anthony
Senate
McCalla
Jones
Cope
Tilloton
Tillotson
McCatin
Maxey
Raleiy and
Ore ' Row
Owa Sheriff Rescues Prisoner From Mob Night Drive
In a tense midnight pursuit, Sheriff Grimey ferried a prisoner from a jail to the station to avert a lynching. Telegrams and rumors swirled as locals sought to seize John Junior, connected to the case of Clara Hosen. Fred Wtonen, brother of the murdered girl, appeared with others seeking vengeance, but the sheriff moved quickly to protect the inmate and secure transport to Ft Mattheon.
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Associated Pree Jewourney
Noturney
John Junior
Verre
Alnyer
Clara Hosen
Grimey
Muddy Fonda
Ft. Matthe
Hayward Asked to Accept a Government Position
Waeeklegion Nebraska. Hayne of Netarka City Neb secretary of the republican nations committee had been asked to recite Treat Whatai nt postdater general.
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Hayward
Waeeklegion
Scottish Lord Granted Divorce Amid Shaky Promises
John Alexi der Stirling of Kippendaine wins a divorce from Lady Stirling Taylor, an American show woman, with custody of their child. The case, linked to unsettled reforms, touches on custody and evolving divorce norms across regions including Missouri and Pennsylvania.
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Edenborg
Scotland
John Alexi
der Stirling
Kippendaine
Lady Stirling
Tora Taylor
Northland
Stielling
Governor Hadley Not Surprised By Decision
Jefferson City Missouri March assessment court ruling blocks tenant pie vengeance law. Governor Hadley says it is not final and the state will appeal to the U S Supreme Court. attorney general to decide further action.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Mar
Ovethor Hadley
McPherson
Ald
United States Supreme Court
Attorney General
Attorney General Major Vows to Continue Fight
Associated Press reports Kansas City Missouri Attorney General Major pledges to persist in seeking lower railroad rates in Missouri. He states the effort will be pushed during the current legislative session as Governor Nadley and leaders consider possible action at the dam site today.
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Major
Associated Prom
Kanwwe City
Maer
Jon W. Major
Missouri
Nadley
Denies Right of Union Ten Boycott in District Court
Court of Appeals of the District affirms a Supreme Court ruling enjoining the American Federation of Labor from interfering with the Buck Steve and Thies company or its customers. Opinion modifies the decree to remove labor organization restrictions and mentions of related defendants.
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Sky Assmilated
Prem. Wiehngom D.court
Dietiet At “Ofombla Txing
Supreme Court of the District
Amercan Federation of
Libor
Pyle
We Dent Petronice Hist
Tok Stove and Thine Company
Bt. Louw
Oplnion
Orgatization
Buck Steve and Thies Company
Oklahoma Man May Get Indian Commissioner Job
Washington March 11 No changes at the interior department except the assistant attorney general's office. A New York man Joy Norris is slated for the post while Oklahoma contenders have urged President Taft to consider local candidate Wash Cole, now a prominent name in Indian affairs.
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Washington
Woodruff
New York
Wld
Joy Norris
Oklahoma
Taft Thie Weel
Wash Cole
Home refineries to ease Oklahoma oil overproduction
Oklahoma refiners plan to curb excess output as new refineries in Oklahoma and adjacent fields begin operation. With over 100 000 barrels daily produced locally and 40 million barrels stored, the industry expects refining capacity to absorb and market most new oil from rapidly expanding discoveries in the Oklahoma fields.
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Ohio
City
Une Richand
Mt Sapulpa
Mukee
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Almont
Rumor of Illness of King Edward Unconfirmed
London dispatch reports no confirmation of a United States source claiming King Edward is seriously ill at Blarrite. The rumor has not been verified by British authorities or royal circles.
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Edward
London
United States
Notice of Private Real Estate Sale in Adair County Oklahoma
10th notice of sale of real estate under court order in Adair County Oklahoma. Guardian of minor William A Downing Susie Downing and Jerale Downing will sell at private sale to highest bidder for cash subject to court confirmation on March 7 at 1 PM in Westville. Property includes life estate of George H Downing with undivided 34 interest in SW ¼ and W ½ of SE ¼ of Section 12 Township 18 Range 26, in Cernig County Oklahoma. Sale held at Westville office or guardian’s office.
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Adair
State of
Oklahoma
Wiliam A. Downing
Susie Downing
Jerale Downinge
Aald
Weatville
Adair al the
Kittate
Iyihk
Cernig
Okli
George H. Downing
Earl R. Horine
Weerville
Adair County
Pebrumy
Estate Notice of Private Sale in Craig County OK
Notice is given under an order of the Craig County Court Oklahoma that Lola Jonas a minor has an estate guardian who will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to court confirmation on March 15 1909 at 10 oclock am in the Craig County Court room the land described as the NE 14 of NW 14 W 12 of SH 14 of NW 14 NE etc.
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Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Lola Jonas
Woiner
Sald Coun Re
State of Oklahoma
Sale Jones
Oklahome
Notice of Settlement Hearing in Crate County OK
Sam Vann as guardian of Cheeses Vann a minor has filed for settlement and discharge of his guardianship account. The court fixes March date at 10 in the forenoon in the county courtroom in White City Crate County Oklahoma for a hearing on the petition. Any interested party may appear and contest the account in writing. The order is signed by THEO. DEL PRE judge on January 18.
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Sam] Vann
Cheses Vann
Wiita
Ounty
Crate
Wold
Stld
Pelmigry
Theo. del Pre
Crate County
Oklahoma
Notice of Hearing Return of Sale of Real Estate
State of Oklahoma Craig County County Court. In the matter of the estate of Byron Riley a minor Rathbun Alden legal guardian. Notice is hereby given that Rathbun Alden the duly appointed guardian will appear to present a return of sale of real estate for the minor.
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State of Oklahoma
Craigi
Sale of Rileys Estate Block Fourteen Forty Four North Quarter
Qualified Claera Riley and guardian present for confirmation of sale of the 40 acres in the Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of section 14 township 24 range 12 Indian Meridian. Sale listed for Monday March 1909 at 10 in Vinita County Courtroom. Creditors may object in writing. case set for bearing. Court clerk signs the notice.
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Claera Riley
Eicora Riley
Coun
Vinita
Notice of Sale of Kentucky Estate in Craig Oklahoma
Notice of sale of Annie Allen minor estate by guardian in Craig County Oklahoma. Court order dated 18 January 1909 directs sale to highest bidder at county court room on March 6 at ten. Property described as N1 2 NE, NW 14 NE, NW 14 Ser 7 etc in Section OU Township 26 West Range Het. Sale proceeds held with town attorney Addis Brown in Vinita. Bond to cover one third of amount. Dated February 9.
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Township
North
Range
East
Addis
Craig
Noma
Tuary
Annie Allen
Pywale
Oklahoma
Annie Alen
Crate
Homa
Worth
Range Het
Vinita
Wik
Mount Bhi
Guardianship sale of minor's estate in Craig County
Notice that Rathbun Alden as guardian of the minor Rathbun Alden has filed a return of sale of real estate for the minor Plossl Hil in the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of section 4 township 26 north range 13 east Indian Meridian. Hearing set for March 10, 1909 at 10 a.m. in the county courthouse at Craig to confirm sale and allow objections in writing.
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State of
Oklahoma
Cief
Rathbun Alden
Aid Momste Min
Ravhhy Alden
Sid
Pian
Plossl Hil
Towit
Sorthens
Uniteed States
Vinity
Gaid Courty
Craig
Teady Perann Jr
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