Growing heat in LIOT bill debate in House
Washington May 5 The long fight over the democratic free bill backed by Minority Leader Mann develops sharp attacks from Republicans. Representative Hill of Connecticut argues the measure is crudely drawn and could harm business, shift jobs abroad, and benefit trusts. Other speakers volley partisan barbs as the tariff dispute intensifies with talk of empire and economic policy.
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Washington, D. C
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House
Thirsby
Hill
Connect
Ways Means
T. Hill
Frou
Hil
Internaal Harvester Company
J. Hill
United States Steel Company
Underwood
Ways Means Committee
Ir. Foeit
Pennsylvania
Ainst
Sims
Tennessee
Fotht
More Indictments For Ohio Solons
The Associated Press reports Columbus indictments against Senators George K Cetone L B Huffman and F R Andrews and Representatives A C Lowrey and George B Nye plus Senate Sergeant at Arms Rodney J Diegel for soliciting bribes. They pleaded not guilty as grand jury work continued amid massed evidence and anonymous leads prompting expectations of further indictments.
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Associated Press
Columbus
George K. Cetone
L .B. Huffman
Turner
Hogan
General Assembly
Common Pleas
Kinkead
Nye
Mortion Laundon
Cleveland
Herrick
Board Instructed Not Make Further Contracts
Oklahoma City May 5 Governor Crice directs the state board of public affairs to refrain from authorizing any contracts that require payment from the proceeds of public building bonds until a disposition is decided ensuring these contracts can be paid. The instruction covers all new buildings funded by last session's appropriations.
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Oklahoma City
Crice
State Board of Public Affairs
Negotiations Pause As Madero Plan Seeks Diaz Resignation
In Paso, May 5, peace talks between Mexican n- Surrectos and the government were suspended while awaiting Mexico City’s reply to a proposal by Francisco I. Madero Jr. urging President Diaz to publicly resign. Officials said a favorable answer was not expected.
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Tex
N- Surrectos
Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Diaz m
Endorse Plan 10 Celebrate Peace Conference Highlights
Baltimore on May 5 reports three national peace congress items. Resolutions back Anglo American arbitration treaties and a centenary for English speaking nations. Dr T Lyenaga spoke on Peace in Asia. John W Foster urged stricter neutrality laws and better border control to curb arms, enlistment, and interference.
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Japan
University of Chicago
Asia
John W. Foster
Mexico
Nicaragua
Honduras
Great Britain
France
México
Washington
Congress
Texas
van Buren
United States
Canada
Arthur
Geneva Arbitration Tribunal
Canad
Thompson at home party turns forest themed gathering
Yesterday the at home event for Mr and Mrs W P Thompson was moved from Kamp Killkare to their North Foreman street residence. The home was decorated with leaves and vines to resemble a forest. A camp luncheon was served and marshmallows roasted. Afternoon bridge crowned Mrs H E Bagby high scorer.
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Kamp Killkare
W. P. Thompson
Thompson
North Foreman Street
H. EB. Bagby
Notice for Publication in Craig County Court
Clara Wright plaintiff sues for divorce from Martin J. Wright defendant in district court. Respond by June 2, 1911, or petition granted as confessed. Neville and Mitchell attorney for plaintiff, Lee R. Mitchell district clerk.
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Martin J. Wright
Actton
Neville & Mitchell
Lee R. Mitchell
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Guardianship Case
Notice is given that Tom Ballard guardian will sell to the highest bidder at private sale on May 15, 1911, at 10 a.m. at the County Judge's office, Delaware County Oklahoma, the minor Willie A Ballard’s interest in specified Ottawa and Craig County land totaling about 79 acres, for cash, with a 10 percent certified check required. Sale subject to court confirmation.
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Chieftain
Wille A. Ballard
Tom Ballard
Delaware
Oklahoma
Seaatian
Willie A. Ballard
Delaware County
Ottawa
Craig
Ottawa County
Towit
Grove
Okla
Estate of James A Jones Minor in Craig County Court
Probate proceedings open in the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma for the estate of minor James A Jones. Guardian rt Jones named in Probate No 1494 with case details filed in the state probate system.
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Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
James A. Jones
Rt Jones
Order to Show Cause for Guardian Sale of Real Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma the guardian John Tucker seeks an order of sale for Sarah M Tucker minor estate. The court orders next of kin and interested parties to appear May 29 1911 at 10 am in Vinita to show cause why the sale should not be granted. Copy to be published for three weeks in the Vinita Chief. Judge S Fy. KS. Dated April 27 1911.
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Justie Jones
James A. Jones
FP. Parks
Addis A. Brown
Guardian
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Sarah M. Tucker
Minor
John Tucker
Ward
Winita
Vinita Chieftain
Craig Cot
Henretta Bean
Henrietta Bean
F. Parks
Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Vinita
Craig
Estate Sale Orders For Two Craig County Minors
In Craig County Oklahoma the estates of Henrietta Bean minor and George Tucker Floyd Tucker minors seek court orders to sell real estate believed necessary for ward interests. Hearings set for May 29 1911 at Vinita Court House with publication in Vinita Chief. Parties of record: S.F. Parks and court officials.
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