How Arbitrators Should Be Chosen Plan for international court of arbitral justice debated
Thomas Raeburn White of Philadelphia outlined at the Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration a plan for naming judges. He argued the court must be a judicial body, neutral to nations, and that judges should be appointed from nominees by nations with confirmation by the Hague conference or a dedicated committee. He emphasized judges must rise above local prejudice to act as world jurists.
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Associated Press
Mohonit Lake
Thomas Raeburn White
Registration Commissioners of
Philadelphia
International Court of Arbitral Justice
Idte
Upson
La Follette Eyes New Lorimer Evidence In Senate
Senator La Follette, armed with new evidence from a special Illinois committee, pressed the case that Lorimer should not retain his Senate seat. The Senate debated until three, then moved to quick consideration under the five minute rule. A third Democratic resolution, by Senator Martin, sought an inquiry into Illinois jackpot funds and Lorimer links.
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Washington, D. C
la Follette
Senate
Lorimer
Martin
Mlinois
Mob Kills Woman and Son in Okemah Oklahoma
In Okemah Oklahoma on May 25 a mob fatally harmed Laura Nelson, a Black woman, and her sixteen year old son after striking a deputy sheriff during a forced search of their shanty. Authorities report the incident as a mob violence case with deadly outcome.
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Associated Press
Okemah
Okla
Laura Nelson
Treasurer Dunlap Report Shows State Indebtedness
Oklahoma City May 24 A report on the financial condition of the state by State Treasurer Robert Dunlap to the state officers shows total indebtedness including warrants and bonds. The treasury total is 145,600.08 with figures for warrants registered uncalled and warrants paid not presented and public building warrants outstanding.
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Oklahoma City
Robert Dunlap
Hammhs
Tol Guzhin Io
Tunis
General Revenue
Warranla
Demands Vote On Direct Election Of U S Senators
Senator Borah of Idaho said he would press the direct election resolution after tomorrow. Opposition fears a constitutional convention and national control of states if the amendment passes. Senator Heyburn warned the change could force federal oversight if states fail to act.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Senate
Stone
Missouri
Finance, Census and Privilege and Elections Committee
Heyburn
United States
Walsh Shows No Disappointment Amid Pardon Denial
Leavenworth Kansas May 25 John R Walsh imprisoned Chicago banker received a telegram from his Chicago son noting the presidents denial of a pardon He showed no disappointment reading the telegram and placing it in his socket Fined For Seining Oklahoma City May 24 state game and fish warden office reports prosecutions for illegal seining in Washita River suspects Johnson and Crowder pleaded guilty at Megas seining and killing a deer out of season with fines and costs each
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Associated Press
Leavenworth, Kans
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Semina
Oklahoma City
O. Johnson
W. 8
Crowder
Mega
Washita
Riots Rage in Mexico City as Diaz May Quit
Mexico City reports deadly rioting after Diaz resignation rumors. Seven killed and thirty six injured as mobs carried Madero portraits and threatened the palace. Foreign Minister De La Bara announced Diaz and Corral would resign this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Dine
Madero
Trrea
de la Bara
Diaz
Corral
Delay in recognizing mine fires leads to greater losses
Herbert M. Wilson chief engineer of the Bureau cites an exhaustive study by federal mine engineers showing delays in realizing fire severity cause greater loss of life and property. He cites Pan Scoop mine, Carbondale and Summit Hill fires, urging rapid action, water storage, water pipes, fireproof timber and rapid drills to limit fires and protect openings.
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York
Federalarion of Mines
Herbert M. Wilson
Bureau
National Fire Protection Association
Wilton
Pantoast
Wilson
Carbondale
Summit Hill
Ti ‘Teau
Hitchcock Allowed Lawshe Years Vacation
Washington May 25 The house committee probing the post office department heard William N. Mooney describe salary payments for former Third Assistant Postmaster General A J Lawshe during a year away from the service. Lawshe drew five thousand dollars yearly from October 1909 to October 1910 while in New Mexico to recuperate. Postmaster General Hitchcock co signed the payroll and handled much of Lawshe’s duties during the absence.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee
Post Office Department
William N. Mooney
A. J. Lawshe
Mooney
Lawshe
New Mexico
Hitchcock
Mr. Hitchcock
Spanish War Veterans Close Annual Reunion
The Oklahoma encampment of Spanish War Veterans closed its annual session after electing officers and approving officers reports. Delegates to the national convention were chosen. An automobile drive followed, then a visit to the Vinita Insane asylum grounds, with veterans pleased by the treatment there.
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Oklahoma
Vinita Insane Asylum
No Vaudeville At Grand Friday Night Postponed
From Thursday's Daily the Grand theatre will postpone the regular vaudeville show Friday night due to city school commencement exams. The late week program remains promised for tonight or Saturday with two matinees Saturday afternoon. Tonight's attraction is a notable change and worth the small admission for those who attend.
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Grand Theatre
Melancholy days loom as finals near at state university
Students face the approach of final examinations with anxiety as social events halt and study intensifies. Campus life shifts to exams with quizzes under shade trees and authorities packing the last weeks with readings, recitals, plays, and talks to aid students.
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State University
Norman
Clak
Severe criticism for Roosevelt at Mohonk Conference
Dy Associated Press Mohonk Lake May 25 severe criticism of Roosevelt s recent public utterances regarding arbitration before the seventh annual Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration. John W Foster former secretary of state spoke and said Roosevelt has done more than any other trying man to advance the calls despite opposition to arbitration in general.
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Roosevelt
Ferris Defends Provisions of Oklahoma Constitution
Washington May 23 The Oklahoma constitution is praised by Scott Ferris as a model for New Mexico and Arizona statehood hearings in Congress He defends initiative and referendum arguing four years of use show the provisions are not abused and the constitution stands as a prudent framework for new states
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Washington, D. C
House of Representativ
Olelahonia
Scott Ferris
Olahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Perris
F Gald
Judgment Given Against Claremore Newspaper
In Rogers County Oklahoma a jury ruled for Ella Larner against editor A. L. Kates of the Progress for libel with damages set at $1,000 plus costs. The suit claimed an article about Mrs Larner ejecting a roomer and a dying baby harmed her reputation. The judge ruled the article libelous, prompting a possible appeal to the state supreme court.
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Claremore
Okio
Ella Larner
Ya. A
Kates
Rogers County
Costa
Progress
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Monopolized Industry Claims Spark Senate Hearings
Secretary of State charters multiple Oklahoma firms including 4 D Telephone and Chelsea Pharmacy while American Newspaper Publishers Association alleges International Paper controls U S mills. Justice Harlan files formal dissent in Standard Oil case warning of potential national economic disruption.
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Oklahoma City
Ben F. Harrison
D Telephone Company of
Perry
Capital
August Kehree
Joe Janousek
George Lumber
Peter Gordon
Chelsea Pharmacy
Chelsea
Charles W. Caldwell
B. F. Cullen
Charien Kaff
Sanitary Street Sweeper Company of
Lee FP
Wilson
James O. Vickies
Albert P. Cash
Okla City
Worley-Priss Oklahoma Directory Company of
J. L, Worley
Dallas
M. B, Fries
C. H. Stanton
Colon Oil Company of
Tulsa
Ray M, Collins
D. J, Collins
H. S, Sherman
Glasgow Drilling Company
Bartles
Probasco Made Special Judge in Johnson Case at Trial
From Thursday's Daily one of the term's key cases is Arvid Johnson v state. Probasco sits as special judge after attorney conflict. County Attorney Caldwell leads for the state while Thompson and Shaw defend Johnson. Earlier Johnson was linked to the Pursuers Record swindle of about 30 000. Ty was arraigned in Judge Brown's court during the governor's signing of the new judiciary act. Harry Stropes was acquitted on mortgaged property charges while Jake Martin was found guilty of second degree forgery. sentence not yet announced.
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Arvid Johnson
Attorneye Force
Lemies
Johnson Wey
Hie
Davin
Bevel
Probasco
Caldwell Will Avene
Will W. Thompson
We W Shaw
Clarashore
Johnson
Brown
Tme
Crave
Ounce
Harry Stropes
Jake Martin
Bank Robbery Traps President Cain in Vault
Two masked men robbed the Bank of Albany in Ohio on May 24. They forced President P L Cain to open the vault at gunpoint, took two thousand dollars, and locked Cain inside the vault, leaving him nearly suffocated. The culprits cut telephone and telegraph lines, gaining hours on a pursuing posse.
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Associated Press
Albany
Ohlo
Bank of Albany
P. L. Cain
Cain
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