Armed Guard May Accompany Madero
Juarez May 24 Associated Press reports that insurrecto leaders weigh armed protection for General Francisco I Madero during his trip to Mexico City. Concerns center on possible train blockage en route and doubts about insurgents near the capital being informed of peace talks. General Figueroa, operating near Cuernavaca, plans to keep the area secure until Madero reaches the capital.
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Presu
Juarez
Mex
Francisco J. Madero
Mexico City
Insurrecto
Madero
Insurrectos
Figueroa
Revel
Cuernavaca
Fliuoron
Wisconsin Crop Statistics From 1909 Values Rise Across Crops
Wisconsin leads in hay and forage value at over 40 million dollars, followed by oats and corn. The report shows 1909 hay acreage at 4,097,101 with 5,002,842 tons produced, oats at 2,164,146 harvested acres yielding 71,835,500 bushels, and a sharp drop in wheat acreage to 140,080 acres. Barley and potatoes show notable gains. tobacco and rye also rise, while durum wheat remains limited.
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Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
United States
Palmer
Wisconsin Ageicuttral Bulletin
le Grand Powers
Cort
Jury Deadlocked in C H Jenkins Case
From Wednesday's Daily the jury in the C H Jenkins assault with intent to kill case failed to agree after hours of deliberation and was dismissed by Judge Davis. Meanwhile, in the Jake Martin false pretense case the jury found him guilty and recommended a three year sentence. Martin faces further charges today as the second of five counts.
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C. H. Jenkins
Davis
Jake Martin
Martin
Grace Address Wards Off Fight on Guaranty Law
Oklahoma City, May 22. Clouds of opposition within the Oklahoma Bankers association over the state guaranty law dissolved as Governor Cruce and J McClelland spoke, noting fund conditions and law workings. Board plans a 1 percent assessment to shore the fund amid bank liquidations, with four state banks already closed or reorganized and assets of $500,000 in play.
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Grace
Oklahoma City
State Banking
Oklahoma Bankers! Association
Crace
J. ©. McChland
State Banking Board
N.P. Gilbert
Lawtom
Banka
Ae. Gybert
Merchants and Planters’ Bank of
Cruce
Bankara
Oklahoma
M. Spalding
Banking Board
Te Board
Davis
Ifa
Ramsay
Muskogee
Nér
G. EB. Dower
Blackwell
W. B. Hariixon
Enid
J. H. Nakdutmen
Sallisaw
W. Alfendourfer
de Virst National Bank
Stanjets City
National Reserve Association
Harrison
Tulsa
Commercial Congress to Kansas City
The Texas Mississippi Commercial Congress annual meeting moves to Kansas City in September after Oklahoma City fails to meet conditions. Executives from Missouri Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma attended the decision meeting. Governor Hadley and officials from several states participated in the change.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Texas-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Oklahoma City
Hadley
Missouri
Stubbs
Kansas
Shafroth
Colorado
Cruce
Oklahoma
Banking Board Sues Bartlesville Bank in Oklahoma Suit
The state banking board filed yesterday in Bartlesville district court against Bartlesville National Bank seeking 9788.87. The suit follows the bank's recent purchase of Citizens Bank and Trust holdings and alleges Citizens failed to pay its final guaranty fund assessment.
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Guthrie
Okla
State Banking Board
Bartlesville
Bartlesville National Bank
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Banking Board
Citizens
Murray expected to resign as comptroller of currency
Washington May 23 Lawrence Murray of New York comptroller of currency is expected to resign within days to accept the presidency of the First National Bank of Pittsburgh. He told Secretary MacVeagh to reconsider and may stay until the end of the present session. Taft may choose a successor from George B. Roberts or William B. Ridgley.
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Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Murray
New York
First National Bank of
Pittsburg
MacVeagh
Treasury
Taft
Roosevelt
George B. Roberts
Mint
MacVeigh
Williamb. Ridgley
Lumber Firms Begin Defense In Missouri Trust Case
Associated Press reports in St Louis that lumber firms charged with forming a restraint of trade began their defense in the state’s ouster suit. George K. Smith of Yellow Pine Manufacturers Association, nicknamed czar for autocratic price fixing, faced cross examination.
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Associated Press
St Louis
Mon
Missouri
George K. Smith
Yellow Pine Manufacturies Association
Printer Testimony Links Nye Bribe Offer in Adams County Bill
State Printer Crawford testified Nye offered to contribute 500 dollars to push through a bill creating new judicial districts in Adams county. The testimony marked the first direct claim that Nye solicited a bribe in the legislative corruption case.
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Associated Press
Columbus
George B. Nye
Crawford
Nye
Adams County
Statehood Bill Passed Withholding Approval
Washington May 24 The Joint resolution admitting Arizona and New Mexico to immediate statehood but withholding approval of the constitutions until voters decide amendments passed the House by a wide margin. No roll call. Arizona must vote on removing the recall of judges while New Mexico must vote on amending its constitution to be more easily amended in the future. Final approval depends on the state referenda. Republicans pressed to drop the recall provision, Democrats led with the committee plan.
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Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
House of
Congress
Committee On
Territories
Cunard Liner Ivernia Crippled After Daunt Rock Collision
The Cunard liner Ivernia, sailing from Boston to Liverpool, struck Daunt Rock in fog at noon and is badly crippled. It anchors near the Kinloch channel in the inner harbor. no injuries reported aboard.
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Associated Press
Queenstown
Cunard
Ivernia
Boston
Liverpool
Daunt Rock
Kinloch
Sending National Guards to San Antonio Praised Move
Edward Marshall notes in June Column that taking militia officers to San Antonio camps improved knowledge of camp sanitation, food, water, and feet care. He argues the visit strengthens citizen soldiery and should aid future volunteer call ups, citing Spanish War lessons and regular army mentorship.
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San Antonio
Texas
Edward Marshall
Columan
Railroad Agent Shots In Kelso Station Tragedy
James Preston a young Katy railroad employee from Burlington Kansas, shot himself in the forehead at Kelso station. He was taken to Sedalia Missouri for treatment after doctors said the bullet likely lodged in the brain. Preston admitted he tried to take his own life due to weariness with living and had a prior work history as an operator in Etnton.
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Katy
Kelso
Here
James Preston
Burlington
Kans
Craig
Louis
Oliver Bagby
Sedalia
Louis Bagby
Preston
Ife
Etn Ton
Oklahoma packing and anti trust measures in U S Senate
Washington notes report activists from the Oklahoma delegation pressing for fair freight and farming support while challenging trucking and packing industry rates. There is talk of amendments to the Supreme Oil decision and efforts to curb unlawful restraints of trade. Masonic Orphan Home appeals to delay land conveyance and Lorimer case prospects loom with legislative maneuvers in Illinois inquiries.
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Oklahomsy de
F Tlon
Oralate Couuiust
Indy
Oklahoma City
Oklahom
Oklahoma
Gore
Supreme ci
Standard Oil
Masonic Orphan Home
Alexis Eddleman
Mai Okla
M Lodge
Washington
Gores
Eddlems
Lorimer
Mlinols
Portugese Front Entrances Guarded Amid Spain Revolt Fears
Paris dispatch reports from Badajoz that Portuguese authorities are guarding the frontier exits as Spain contemplates upheaval. The Temps correspondent notes precautionary measures amid rising tension and potential revolution in the region.
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Paris
France
The
Temps
Badajoz
Portugese
Spain
Ter
Bankers Meet May Move to Kansas City as Congress Costs Decline
Oklahoma City May 24 directors of the Chamber declined to raise 8000 to fund the next trip for the trans Mississippi congress. The executive committee may move the meeting to Kansas City as Bankers Meet. MacVeagh arrived to mobilize Missouri and Kansas bankers for the event. Over a thousand will attend.
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Oklahoma City
Thaf
Chambermorce
Tramsippi
Congress
Tran
Kanes City
Bankers
Kansas Kansas City
Oklahoma State Fair Premium List Available for Public Distribution
The annual premium list for the Oklahoma State Fair runs from September 26 to October 4. The document invites county and community representatives to participate in state advertising efforts. Details resemble a notice for copies and preparation by the secretary and staff.
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Oklahoma
Oklahom
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Censue Bureau
C.H. Jenkins
J. C. McClelland
Commercial Congress
Board
Bartlesville Bank
National Guard
Ohoma City
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