Open war erupts between Haskell and Taylor in Oklahoma
Guthrie Okla March 11 Open war has been declared between Governor N Haskell and State Examiner C A Taylor over a report by Taylor yesterday about State Treasurer James A Menefee Taylor charges Menefee holds about 260000 at Commerce Trust Co Kansas City and that only two percent interest is paid while three percent is required He alleges unapproved use of funds and bonds tied to Commerce Trust and defunct banks Governor Haskell defends the treasurer and criticizes Taylor in a lengthy open letter.
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Mar
N. Haskell
C. A. Taylor
Oo Df
James A. Menefee
Taylor
Menepe
Commerce Trust Company of
City
R. G. Menefee
Oklahoma
Kansas City
W. L. Norton
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
Eugene Blaise
Tulsa Farms’ National Bank
Haskell
Jailing banks to force book production order issued
Justice wayzee of the New Jersey supreme court announced an order demanded by the prosecutor Garven. The ruling compels the National Banking Company and other large investment concerns to produce their books for Hudson County grand jury review.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Justice Wayzee
New Jersey Supreme Part
Garven
National
Hudson County
Dismissal in Murray case yields not guilty verdicts
In a courtroom move, two defendants in the Murray case had charges dismissed and a jury found them not guilty. The district attorney cited witnesses declining to testify, leaving the government unable to compel testimony.
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Associated Press
Councel
Huff's
Temple Eo
Fred
James R. Morrison
Superior
Bry
TaftCabinet Under Fire Yet Nagle Stands Steady
Washington dispatch notes the Taft administration facing widespread charges against most cabinet members, except Secretary Nagle. Ballinger, Dickinson, Hitchcock, McVeagh, Meyer, Knox, Wilson, Wickersham, and others face probes or criticisms, while Taft publicly backs his team amid partisan pressure.
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Washington
Mar
Taft
Genero
Nagle
Department of Commerce and Labor
Secretary of the Treasury
McVeagh
Chicago Packers
Navy
Meyer
Naval Establishment
Knox
New York
Wickersham
Roosevelt
Ballinger
Post
Hitchcock
Muale
Supreme Court split four to four on penality unit
The US Supreme Court in a divided four to four decision affirmed a lower court ruling that separate shipment is the proper unit for penalties under the twentyweight hour law and not the train. The Associated Press report from Washington, D. C. dated March 14 describes the outcome.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the
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Roosevelt Arrives in Khartoum With Flattering Reception
President Theodore Roosevelt and party arrived in Khartoum this afternoon, drawing a warm and flattering reception as their Associated Press dispatch reports from the Egyptian capital.
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Khartoum
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Egypt
Teachers Meeting In Vinita Promises Strong Program
Vinita will host northeastern Oklahoma teachers from twenty counties on the 26th of this month. Governor Chas N Haskell and Judge Turner are slated to discuss Our Public Schools on the second day. The program includes sessions on teacher preparation, rural and city schooling, and compulsory attendance with noted speakers from Muskogee Tulsa and Bartlesville.
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Vinita
Oklahoma
Chae. N. Haskell
Turner
Milton Garber
Enid
Andy
Valley Paper suit dismissed by federal judge
Justice Wright dismissed the Valley Paper company of Holyoke Massachusetts suit against the joint printing committee of Congress ruling the bid was legal in form but failed to meet committee regulations. The ruling announcements were made in Washington on March 14 by Associated Press.
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Washington, D. C
Wright
The
Valley Paper Company of
Holyoke
Mass
Joint Printing Committee of Congress
Undertaker testifies in Swope damage suit case
Mitchell the undertaker who prepared Col Swope's body testified today before the national court in Kansas City as Hyde sues Paxton. Hyde's lawyers issued subpoenas for negro servants in the Swope household. Fort Scott reports a theoretical destruction of Bronson's business portion with twenty buildings burned and only four left badly damaged. town value estimated at 150000 dollars. Theophilia Thont, a wealthy farmer's wife and two daughters, burned to death in a Twin Falls area house fire suspected to be a robbery and arson.
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Kansas City
Mitchell
Col. Swope
Natarial Court
Hyde
John G. Paxton
Swope
Associated Press
Fort
Scott, Kang
Mar. M
Bronson, Kang
Here
Bus Ness
Holwe
Hake
Mar
Theophiila Thont
Twin Falls
Local and Personal News Highlights
Daily notes list residents and travelers visiting nearby towns. Verna Adair went to Miami. A L Churchill to Chelsea. V McSpadden to Tulsa. Alma Robbins away. J J Spencer to Wagoner. Albert Marks to Claremore. Chad Shelton from Centralia. OH Ortman to Pryor Creek. Mrs Kendall from Parsons. M M Edminston from Miami. Mabel Miller to Muncgee. W S Atterbury from Weleetka in Vinita. Agnes Gunter back from Parsons. Gertrude Cantrell to Todd. Sam Delphine Kelly to Mangum. Emmett Skinner westbound Frisco. RJ Martin of Enid in city. H A Humphrey from Welch. J B Conkright of Centralia on business.
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Re. V. McSpadden
Tulsa
Alma Robbins
J. J. Spencer
Wagoner
Albert Marks
Claremore
Chad Shelton
Centralia
H. Ortman
Pryor Creek
Robert Kendall
Parsons
M. M. Edminston
Miam
Mise Mabel Miller
Munkogee
Conkright
Local Travelers and Visitors Fill County Seat Day
A long list of residents and visitors converged in Welch for business and social activity today. Notables include C Stare Guthrie A C Chamberlin Tulsa and Capt J C Wilkinson serving papers. A marriage license issued to John Schroder and Minnerona Edwards.
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Neosho
F. B. Copsey
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Muskogee
Conkwright
Centralia
Kate
Louise Duncan
Chetopa
Wm. J. Curtis
Sallinaw
Ad V. Coppedge
Grove
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