Monetary Commission Denies Pet Reform Scheme
Kansas City Mo Nov 10 Senator Aldrich reiterated his declaration that neither he nor the Monetary Commission has a pet reform scheme. He praised European banks and contrasted their reserve and credit practices with the United States. He cited Bank of England, Bank of France and Reichsbank methods and argued foreign central banks defend reserves while extending credit to the solvent.
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Kansas City
Aldrich
Thin City
United States
Clearing House Association
Baltimore
William Warner
Missouri
Rhode Island
England
France
Germany
Bank of England
Bank of France
Reichsbank
Ainwell
Campbell
Europe
Bank Robber Wounds Cashier in Indiana Bank Heist
An Indiana bank robber entered a bank this afternoon and ordered everyone to raise their hands. He shot President Woodward during the dispute and the cashier was killed as he rushed to intervene. The suspect fled in a stolen car toward the river, but police captain Davis thwarted lynching and the robber was captured aboard a police boat.
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Ageailint
Ohio
Woodward
Davis
Daviv
Poleon
Waa
Jal
Vas
Steinheil Servant Stands Loyally By Her Mistress
Margueretta Wolf, cook in the Steinhell household, testified loyally for Madame Steinhell in a trial. The deposition quoted a misquote about Madame Steinhell’s husband’s death, later corrected to say “At last I am alone.” Minister Justice Burthoul announced potential French court procedure changes after the Steinhell case to relieve trial judges of prosecutor decisions amid foreign criticism.
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Pren Pari
Margueretta Wolf
Steinhell
Madame Stetshell
Madame Steinhell
Wolfe
Burthou
Tom
St Louis seeks Oklahoma gas pipe franchise to feed city
The St Louis Gas Light and Power Company filed articles for a franchise to pipe natural gas from Oklahoma. Capital stock is $100,000, with plans to raise to $15,000,000 and complete a pipeline within ten months. Directors include G. T. Draden of Pittsburgh and Erastus Wells's son.
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St. Louis
St. Louie
St. Loula
G. T. Draden
Pittsburg
TN. Barnedell
Mttabusg Gas Jand Ol
PD C. Ball
Maiuachirer
Oklabata Naturalgan Wells
Jomo D. Dun
Pire
Solving Mystery of the Chicago Tragedy
Associated Press reports the Sunday Chicago river crash near Jackson Boulevard bridge is solved with the recovery of chauffeur Ernest Camp. Authorities expect to find additional bodies before nightfall as the search continues for the six aboard the motor car.
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Associated Prose
Chicago
Jackson Boulevard
Ernest Camp
Lightning Destroys Barn in Okoee Oklahoma
Lightning struck Charley McComb’s barn near Okoee on Sunday night destroying the structure and its contents. Two men and a cow were burned to death inside the barn. confirmation whether the barn itself was damaged was not learned.
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Okoee
Okla
Charley McComb
West Side Farmers Institutes Report Successful
Guthrie Oklahoma November report shows Cimarron County Farmers Institute at Boise City drew about 100 attendees with strong exhibits of pumpkins Irish potatoes corn alfalfa cabbage and poultry. The event featured premiums including a Jersey calf prize and a baby contest while noting the panhandle district school at Goodwell Texas County is progressing and will attract fifteen new students.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Farmers Institute
Biliett
Chas
Barrett
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Cimarron County
Elliott
Cimarron County Farmers Institute
Boise City
Board of Agriculture
Thi
Porme
Missouri
Kansas
Women's Club
Jersey
Alx
Hat
Climarron County
Thin Ye Tt
Oklahoma Farmere
Toler
Ratcliff Sanders Sued For Attorneys Fees In Oklahoma
In Okla Nov 1 the Kuselit Banddrs Grocery Co was sued in district court by Robert F Blair Wagoner seeking 970 in attorney fees for handling a 520,000 damage suit filed in December 1907 Blair claimed leading counsel duties and $70 railroad and hotel costs from Wagoner to Vinita and Claremore with six court days in July 1908 He demanded 970 plus interest and costs and said he had received only 100 to date.
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Okla
Kuselit Banddrs Grocery Company
Robert F. Blair
Wagoner
Clan Hored
Commeon
Bin
Blair
Vinita
Claremore
Hhs Dutiew
New President for Kansas Agricultural College
In Manhattan on November 1, Governor Stubber presided as Dean Henry J. Waters formerly of Missouri University was installed president of the Kansas State Agricultural College in the presence of about thirty five hundred people including many prominent visitors from Kansas and Missouri.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Associated Press
Manhattan
Kane
Kansas
Missouri
Henry J. Waters
Missouri University
Kansas State Jeacent Lacal College
Stubber
Robbery Motive Cited in Gannon Murder Mystery
Oklahoma City authorities report the Campbell Building murder of R D Gannon was linked to a robbery motive. A Lexington report notes Gannon's jury role and alleged fear of Kentucky enemies. Friends say he left Hot Springs fearing assassination.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
R. D. Gannon
Campbell
Lexington
Chat Gannon
Hargis
Gannon
Hot Springs
Ark
Kentucky
Winchester
Kansas reports crop yields for wheat corn and oats
The Associated Press reports from Topeka on November 9 that Kansas total crop yields this year reach 86 million bushels of wheat, 147 million bushels of corn, and 25 million bushels of oats, according to the state board of agriculture secretary Coburn.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kane
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
President Taft Returns From 12509 Mile Pace Across Nation
President Taft completes a fifty seven day journey covering about 12 709 miles from Boston to the Pacific and back by way of the south visiting thirty six states and territories. He delivered about 250 speeches attended numerous banquets and meals and gathered gifts for hospitals. He dined with Mexico’s President Diaz and visited landmarks from Yosemite to the Grand Canyon while promoting tariff preservation merchant marine savings banks and broader regulation of corporations.
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Washington
Wealington
Taft
Boston
Pacific Coast
Mr. Taft
United States Territory
Diaz
Mexico
Mississippi
Yosemite Valley
Grand Canon
Colorado
Seattle Exposition
New Mexican Desert
San Francisco
Itr Ian Pottery
Aldrich
Cannon
Ty” Cobb
Union
Experts probe Big Four books in Warriner case
Cincinnati experts in charge of the Big Four railroad examination reveal larger defalcations by Charles L. Warriner, former treasurer, with figures creeping beyond one million dollars and possibly reaching much higher. Officials warn of a major shake-up and new financial controls as arrests and inquiries continue.
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Iby
Cincinnati
Financial Department
Charles L. Warriner
Warriner
Jeanette Stewart
Mra
Pord
Charlee Warriner
Big Four Railroad
Coudh
Big Four
Wire tapping suspected in Latonia track betting scam
Denver nov 11 probable loss of 50000 to 70000 in city and suburbs from a clever wire tapping near Latonia racetrack. Odds on Howard Pearson jumped from 7 to 1 to 20 to 1 then corrected post time. Bookmakers claim they were forced to pay out and some refused bets. Authorities say the operation extended to Chicago and Salt Lake City with many pool rooms denying involvement.
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Denver Colp
Latonia Racetrack
Howard Pearson
Aceon
Englewood
Littl
Brockesallies
Tile
Chicago
Salt Lake
Balt Lake City
Two Cars Collide In Vancouver Killing Two
In Vancouver on November 10 two people died when a lumber run car collided with a passenger car on a street. The dead include the motorman and conductor, with workingmen among the passengers. Fourteen persons will be brought to land Jury on Monday. The case involves Warriner and Hackney amid bets and profits, though evidence to eliminate them is not yet found.
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Associated Prenp
Hunt
Warriner
Hackney
Mr. Hont
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