Borderick Cage Will Soon Close Trial
Springfield reports State's Attorney Burke harshly criticized legislators seeking a libel bill during his address on the Borderick case. State Senator Borderick of Chicago is accused of paying Daniel Holtslaw of Iuka 2600 for backing William Lorimer for US senator. Jandus denied any payment and testified about meetings in a Chicago saloon in 1909. Closing arguments continue. jury expected this evening.
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Springfield
Burke
Borderick
Chicago
Daniel W. Holatw
Iuka
William Lorimer
United States
Staw
CH. Jandus
Jandus
Probate Court of
Holtslaw
Brodorek
Holstlaw
Broderick
Martin Feeney
Masked Bandits Hold Up and Rob Passenger Train
Six masked gunmen halted St Louis Iron Mountain train No 404 for two hours near Coffeyville Kansas. They blew the express car safe, took money and valuables worth about twenty thousand dollars, and fled in two cars. Passengers sheltered as shots rang out and guards secured the area before pursuit.
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Coffeyville
Kans
St. Louis
Iron Mountain & Southern
Little Rock
Kansas City
Lenapah
Oklahoma
Lynch
Jim
Blo
Iron Mountain
Express Company
Independence
A. G. Green
Sioux City
Nne
Johnson Sentenced Twenty-Five Days for Auto Speed Violation
In San Francisco on March 25 Jack Johnson the heavyweight boxing champion was sentenced by Acting Police Judge Treadwell to twenty five days in the county jail for speeding. Johnson pleaded guilty.
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Johnson
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Jack Johnson
Treadwell
Mullty
Eastern oil magnates back Shreck in Sapulpa bout
Morris Shreck bout attracts oil magnates from Pennsylvania and eastern Oklahoma. Backers from Cincinnati and Pittsburgh join Schreck camp with Tony Ross training aid. England eyeing Morris progress as arena expands. Promoter Stone notes large demand for seats and reservations rallying from nearby towns.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Sehreck
Pittsburg
Morris
Schreck
James Murtha
Cincinnati
John Newell
Tony Ross
Ross
Stone
Jimmie Britt
Olympia Club
London
England
Motion
Carl
Wuest
Don Riley
Riley
Bond in murder case fixed at 7500 by Judge Davis
Judge Davis of the district court heard arguments by lawyers for Leonard and Tuxey Williams on a writ of habeas corpus and released them on bond pending their trial for the murder of John Sharp in Mayes county. The bonds were fixed at 7500 but had not been posted and the pair remained in the county jail.
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Davis
District Court
Last Hight
Leonard
Tuxey Willams
Four Milwaukee Firefighters Die in Roof Caving Fire
Four fire fighters are dead and two more dying after the roof of the Middleton Manufacturing wholesale hatters building in Milwaukee collapsed during a blaze. Fifteen to twenty men fought the fire for about half an hour before the collapse plunged them to the basement. The incident caused about a hundred thousand dollars in damage.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Middleton Manufacturing Company
Wholesale Hatters
Attorneys Decide On Terms For Vinita Court
Vinita attorneys met with Judge Preston Davis at the courthouse to fix regular terms for the new district court. They proposed terms beginning the third Monday in May and the third Monday in November each year. Judge Davis will discuss terms with Ottawa and Mayes counties and ask the supreme court to set them, with special terms possible.
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Priney
District Court
Vinita
Preston
Davis
Court House
Ottawa
Mayes
Supreme Court
Governor Cruce vetoes over $750000 in state appropriations
Oklahoma City March 25 Governor Cruce vetoed bills carrying more than 750000 of appropriations passed by the legislature. He trimmed funds for public building projects at state educational institutions and cut 29204.25 from the deficiency bill, including 26585.40 for the code commission salary and printing. He warned against reckless deficiencies and vowed tighter controls over future spending.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Cruce Friday
Cruce
Ardmore
Code Commission
EB. W. Stephens Printing Company
Columbia
C. H. Pittman
Territorial Supreme Court
Kate Barnard
Charities and Corrections
Office of
Public Defender
Charities Department
Thomas
Kansas
Tahlequah Normal
Durant Normal
Claremore University Preparatory School
Tishomingo Agricultural Ssehol
Lawton Agricultural School
Broken Arrow
Goodwell
Langston Agricultural and Mechanical College
Tonkawa University Preparatory School
Ada Normal
Labor Commissioner
Office
Helena
Sechelt Steamer Sinks With All Aboard
The small wooden steamer Sechelt capsized in a sudden squall off Beechey Head in the Straits of Fuca. Thirty five passengers and four crew were aboard. all were lost as natives at Beechey Bay reported the disaster to Victoria authorities.
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Associated Press Victoria
B. C
Sechelt
Beechey Head
Straits of Fuca
Beechey Bay
Judge Davis shifts Miami term start to April 17
District Judge Preston 8. Davie visited Pryor to confer with attorneys about holding court terms at that location. To avoid conflicts, the Miami term will begin April 17 instead of April 3. The third Monday in April marks the annual start for Miami’s regular term. The first three days cover docket calls and pleadings. jurors are summoned on April 20 and trials follow.
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Preston
Davie
Pryor
Miami
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Holslaw
Eastern Oil Magnates
Mike Schreck
Bond
Vinita Court
Seamer
R. E. Moss
Florist
Vinita Enterprise
DR. C
Neer
H. C. Holderman
International Land Investment Co
Gulf Coast Lands
D. C. Heidtman
W. Day
Empire Block
Theo
D. B. Frear
William T. Rye Vinita
Scott Building
Louis Bagby
Hassell Building
Vinita Oklahoma
F. L. Marney
Kansas City Veterinary College
Webb Bros
Vinita, Ohla
DR. G. 0. Burch
E. E. Marsh
Cronan
East Side
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
South Wilson Street
South
Adair Street
W. B. Depue
James
Davenport
Vinita Oklanoma
New Halsell Bldg
W. H. McCann Notary Public
Kinnison and Hollow
D. H. Wilson
Attorney-at-Law
A.stubblefield
D.M.D
Gaylord N. Rebout
Hone
Jumbo Mercantile Co
Shanahan & Mitchell, Jewelers
Dan Myers
E.N. Ratcliff Mercantile Co
L. P. Garrison Grocer
Max Mendel Ladies and Misses Outfitters
Vinita Drug Co
J. W. Jackson
Empire Grocery Co
Fair Empire
A. B. Watson
C.N. Martin Saddlery
Herman Bear
Sanders-Wright Vinita’s Big Department Store
Marshall Stevens Harness
Bramble Millinery Co
Owl Drug Store
J. R. Drake Groceries
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