Deep Waterway Plan Faces Action From Taft Era Leaders
W K Kavanagh, president of Lakes-to-the-Gull Deep Water Ways Association, urged President Taft to execute a comprehensive plan for a Mississippi to Gulf deep waterway. He argued improved revetments and broader river control would unlock farmlands, cut costs, and boost national prosperity with new terminals and 14 foot channels from Chicago to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
W. K. Kavanagh
Lakes-to-the-Gull Deep Water Ways Association
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Kavanagh
Taft
United States
Chicago
Congress
Kavaugh Anid “Engineeis
Milnoin
Sett Bettens
Hitnots
Gulf
Roosevelt
Department of Public Works
Mr. Kavanagh
Taft Ae
Tutt Beleves
Theodore Roosevelt
Misalesippi
Washington
Lakes
Conmtins
America
Great Laken
Germany
Minnaippi Valley
Campbell 10 Assist In Town Lot Case
In Muskogee Oklahoma Oct 49 Judge Campbell of the federal court is expected to hear testimony soon on a chancery matter involving town lots sold under clouded titles. Purchasers seek certification to quiet their titles as lawyers for the Creek Nation pursue court actions, potentially settling most cases.
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Oklahoma
Muskogee
Oklo
Campbell
Federal Court
Etement Still Prevails in New York Market
The cotton market remained active in New York as January futures advanced while morning trades showed gains from yesterday. Prices on worldwide freights and cotton products moved with strong demand, reflecting ongoing market excitement despite limited readable details.
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New York
Crowe
York
Oklahoma sheriff faces grand jury bribery charges
Oklahoma City sheriff Harvey Garrison suspended after grand jury accusation of accepting a fifty dollar bribe, overcharging for prisoner custody, and failing to serve warrants. The grand jury returns a lengthy indictment plan for a civil suit to remove him if needed. Attorneys state the charges are to be vigorously contested and expect a sharp prosecution by Attorney General Wert.
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Oklahom City
Olde
Mer
Sherif Parvey
Garrison
Wert
Fudge Clark
Clement
Bagia
Ito
Jack Durkee
Warraie
Cacciven
Giddings
J. C McAdannie
Garriaan
Girnikon
Quighey
H. J. Giddings
West
Fighter bids escalate for Jeffries bout in Guthrie
Associated Press reports Zack Miller, promoter of the Hundred and Out Hane, said in Guthrie he will offer more money for a fight with Jeffries if needed. Miller stated no reply had been received to a $65,000 bid and noted ongoing attempts to reach Use Hauit to arrange the match.
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Associated Prem
Guthrie
Zack Miller
Hane, Bien
Ohina
Jeffries John
Miller
Mack says Bryan will not be the nominee
Norman Mack, head of the Democratic National Committee, states he does not believe William Jennings Bryan will be the next Democratic presidential candidate. He also mentions Governor Harmon of Ohio and Marshall of Minnesota in the same interview.
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Mack
Bryan
Washington, D.C
Norman Mack
Democratic Nazi Committee
Mae
Harmon
Onio
Marshall
Midinin
Avon
Death of John Cobb in San Antonio reported
Death notice for John Cobb of the city, announced Monday in San Antonio. The deceased was a brother of a well known local figure and uncle to relatives, with the report noting the loss to the community and family.
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John Cobb
Jobo Cobb
San Nitonio
Cobb
Y Cobb
Stoke
Saad
Patrick McMahon Wants to Fatten Brother at Prison
Leavenworth Kas Nov 4 Patrick McMahon with Dr Palmer visited the state prison at Lansing and announced he came to fetch his brother James for fattening him up. Warden declined sight of James. McMahon later accompanied by Becker to Kansas City. McMahon appeared disoriented and insisted on following orders, causing concern for his brother’s welfare.
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Leavenworth
Ras
Patrick McMahon
de J. W. Palmer
Walcott
Kane
Lajaing
Tamer
Bint
James
al, Beker
Wyandotte County
Patrick
Becker
Tis
de Palmer
Lanner
Jim
Brenner
Helahie
Wolott
Dr. Palmer
Sand
Winpolit Blank
McMahon
McMahion
Din McMahon
Denver Man Killed After Saving Fifteen
Denver residents recount a street car disaster in which a car ran out of control, overturned at a steep descent, and resulted in two deaths and twenty injuries. Minnie Melville was struck and killed. William H. Schroder died after aiding others.
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Denver
Associated Press
Col
Mrn
Minnie Melville
William H. Schroder
Money From Auditorium Bonds Expected Soon
City council president says the ordinance authorizing the bond issue lacks an emergency clause, delaying funding. Thirty days have expired and transfers will proceed once time limits lapse, with bond money anticipated to reach the city within days.
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Eliy Hull
Auditoriat
Mine Disaster in England Claims Twenty Five Miners
Associated Press reports a fatal mine explosion in England with twenty five miners killed and three rescue workers injured. Details indicate the incident occurred at a colliery near Leaward after a blast disrupted operations.
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England
Wiles
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Farmers National Bank
the Farmers State Bank
F. M. Gwinnup
San MalselliBuilding
Vinita, Oklahoma
Atest
Qur Agen
Uni
Tee
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Harvey
Aske
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