Senate election exposes incapacity of regulars in stalled pro tem vote
In the Washington May 12 report the Senate failed after seven ballots to elect Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire as president pro tem, due to progressive Republican opposition and pairing that nullified absences. Debate centered on whether pairing counts as a vote, with Root urging mandatory voting while Bailey defended pairing as a long-standing custom.
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Washington, D. Cy
Senate
Eoen
Gallnger
New Hampshire
Frye
Maine
Gallinger
Sherman
Chamber
Lodge
Senator Cullom
Galinger
Bacon
Georgia
Martin
LaFollette
Clapp
Borah
Worke
Dixon
Cummins
Kenyon
Bourne
Tillman
Bristow
Root
Bailey
Progressarves
Navarro May Be Court Martialed
In Chihuahua and surrounding districts rebels advance and loot, with federals in small numbers unable to restrain the insurgents. Reports say Nombre De Dios is looted. key towns south of here are under rebel control as violence pervades the region. Provisional government in Juarez forms cabinet as peace talks debated. rebels demand major cabinet shifts and Diaz resignation amid ongoing military pressure.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Nombre de Dios
Herreon
Durango
Zacatecas
Aguas Calientes
Torreon
Wefe
Madero
Mexico City
War Department
Navarro
Juarez
Mexico
Francisco J. Madero, Jr
Juanes
Dr. Vasquez
Gustavo Madero
Nuance
Venuétiano Carranza
Mexico Northwestern
Gonzales Garza
Treasury
Customs House
Republic
Carbajal
Juares
Senors
Braniff
Obregon
Senor Madero
Senor de la Barra
Diaz
Luque
Rabago
Fngurrecto
Federala
Pasteur Treatment Begins After Rabies Bite
Two interns and three nurses at the general hospital in Kansas City started Pasteur treatment after suffering bites and scratches from a woman who died Wednesday of hydrophobia. Those treated are Dr. Stanley Freeman, Dr. J. D. Omer, Ethel Dull, Clara Plusher and Helen Jones.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
General Hospital
Stanley Freeman
J. D. Omer
Ethel Dull
Clara Plusher
Helen Jones
Man Believed Walter Jarrett Arrested in Missouri
A man, thought to be Walter Jarrett from Coffeyville Kansas, sought for alleged complicity in the Iron Mountain train robbery weeks ago, was arrested in Newton county Missouri per a dispatch. Railroad and postal officials proceed to identify him.
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Walter Jarrett
Associated Press
Coffeyville
Kans
Iron Mountain
Newton County
Missouri
President Grants Pardon to Jones in Clemeny Call
President Taft granted executive clemency to Daniel Jones, a Leavenworth lifer for murder. The case traced a frontier life in the Indian Territory, with new evidence suggesting doubt about Jones's guilt after 27 years behind bars.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Daniel Jones
Leavenworth
Indian Territory
Jones
Texas
William
Red River
William Jones
Roosevelt
Senate hearing on Canadian reciprocity bill resumes
Washington May 12. Senate finance committee suspended attack on the Canadian reciprocity bill after farmers from Minnesota and North Dakota addressed the panel. Trade bodies from northern cities planned to present further criticism and support in an evening session with continuation set for today.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Minnesota
North Dakota
Two Killed in Automobile Accident Near Muskogee
Dr A W Reed a wealthy Muskogee resident and his brother in law Robert Julian a Porum druggist were killed five miles west of Muskogee when their car stalled on a track and a Frisco passenger train struck it. Julian died instantly Reed died later at the hospital.
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Muskogee
Okla
A. W. Reed
Checotah
Robert Julian
Porum
McCune
Julian
Reed
Giant steamer disabled after collision near Norfolk
New York May 2 The steamship Merida carrying 207 passengers from Havana to New York was rammed by the Admiral Farragut off Cape Charles shortly after midnight. Passengers and crew were taken to the Farragut in lifeboats after baggage loss. five hours later the Merida sank. The Farragut was so damaged that passengers were transferred to the Hamilton, which then proceeded to Norfolk.
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New York
Merida
Havana
Admiral Farragut
Cape Charles
Farragut
Hamilton
Norfolk
Fire Disasters And Charity From Early 20th Century Reform
Fire calamities prompt a new philanthropic focus on factory safety. Peter Joseph McKeon, advising expert to New York fire department and a public safety committee, will report on factory fire standards at the National Conference of Charities and Correction in Boston in June. His Newark Newark and Triangle Waist incidents spurred calls to formalize fire prevention measures in cities including New York, which plans a bureau of fire prevention under Commissioner R. Waldo.
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Newark
N. J
Triangle Walst Company
New York
Peter Joseph McKeon
New York Fire Department
Citizens’ Committee On Public Safety
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Boston
McKeon
Columbia University
Washington Place
New York City
Bureau of Fire Prevention
R. Waldo
Western Federation of Miners Granted AFL Affiliation
The Western Federation of Minera has been granted full affiliation with the American Federation of Labor. The charter issuance was announced today at the AFL headquarters, confirming the organizational integration.
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Washington, D. C
Western Federation of Minera
American Federation of Labor
Wells Drilling Surges in Mid-Continent Field in April
Guthrie Oklahoma May 12 More wells were drilled in the Mid-Continent Oklahoma Kansas gas field in April totaling 530 the highest in history. Of these 291 were producers 72 were gas wells and 67 failures with new production estimated at 18522 barrels and average 47.2 barrels per well. In Oklahoma 574 wells were drilled with التجاري paying oil wells 974 gas wells and 55 dry holes producing 18063 barrels. Cherokee nation saw 354 wells in southern division 291 oil 81 gas and 82 failures with 11527 barrels new production.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mid-Continent
Oklahoma-Kansas
Ragnella
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cherokee Nation
Bartlesville
Nowata
Nowaata
Unsuccessful Bank Robbery Attempt Near Amasonia Mo
Two men attempted to rob the Amasonia State Bank in Amasonia this morning. A nitroglycerine charge blew open the vault and damaged the front. frightened by discovery, the robbers fled on a bogey. Nearby notices: Walnut logs wanted for export, administrators warning claims must be presented within four months, and a Craig County divorce suit against Martin J Wright with June 2, 1911 deadline.
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Alob Bank
St. Joseph
Amasonia
Amasonia, State
Order to Show Cause on Guardian Sale of Real Estate
Craig County Oklahoma in the matter of Sarah M. Tucker minor guardian John Tucker petitions for an order of sale of real estate. The next of kin and interested parties must appear May 29 1911 at 10 a.m. in Vinita Craig County to show cause why sale should not proceed. Notice to be published three consecutive weeks in Vinita Chief. Judge B F Parks dated April 27 1911.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Sarah M. Tucker
Minor
John Tucker
Ward
Winita
Vinita Chieftain
F. Parks
Henretta Bean
Henrietta Bean
the Chieftain
Craig
George Tucker
Floyd Tucker
Vinita
Vinita Chiaftain
Jndee
Eiret Ponaibed
Gale
Sidney EB. Housley
Kennle C. Housley
Kennley
Housley
Guardian
Crale
Bach
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
Estate sale orders in Craig County minors cases
In Craig County Oklahoma County Court two estate matters for Henrietta Bean minor and for George and Floyd Tucker minors seek court orders to sell real estate deemed necessary for ward best interests. Hearings set May 29 1911 at 10 a m in Vinita Courtroom. Judge S F Parks presiding. Dated April 27 1921.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Vinita Oklahoma
In pursuance of a Craig County Oklahoma County Court order from February 9 1911 the estate of John E Martin deceased will sell by sealed bid cash on May 29 1911 at 1 20 pm in the county court room Vinita Oklahoma the north sixty feet of Lot 13 Block 71 City of Vinita to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation bids must include a certified check or draft for one third and be mailed or delivered to Charlotte C Martin Administratrix care of Judge S P Parks Vinita Oklahoma. CHARLOTTE C MARTIN Administratrix JOSEPH A GILL Attorney for Administratrix 40
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Chieftain
County of
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
John 8
Martin
Vinita
State of Oklahoma
John
Winita
Parks
Charlotte C. Martin
Little Martin
Augustus Martin
Oscar Martin
Claud Martin
Ada Martin
Lottie Martin
Craft County
P. H. Cratian
Notice of Private Sale of Minor Land in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian P H Cratian invites bids on May 27 1911 for the real estate of minors Little Martin Augustus Martin Oscar Martin Claud Martin and Ada Martin in Craig County Oklahoma. Sealed bids require one third cash and court confirmation.
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Interior
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Juan Sanchez Azcona
Carrara
Tele Opha
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Iin
Up. Geo. E. Davis
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Mike Martin
W. H. Voyles
Clara Wright
Martin J. Wright
Neville & Mitchell
Lee R. Mitchell
IV. B. Depue
Joseph A. Gill
Administratrix
Voles
Geo
E Davis
Cology
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