Republicans Elect Cannon Speaker For Sixty-First Congress
Chicago November 9 Republicans report 213 seats won to form the sixty-first congress with a clear majority pledged to Speaker Cannon for re election. Officials say no opposition will emerge in the Republican caucus in Washington and Cannon will be re elected. Western candidates discussed though no challenger seen. Cannon to meet western lawmakers today and discuss organization and tariff revision for the short session.
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Chicago
Cannon
Congressional Committee
Uncle Joe
Washington
Canton
House Committee On Ways and
Hitchcock
Taft
Republican National
Subterranean Quake May Cause Delay at Panama Canal
Associated Press reports from Colon Panama that a subterranean quake under Gatun the site of a proposed major lock will delay canal completion for years and require a far larger expenditure than first anticipated.
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Associated Press
New York
Colon
Panama
Panama Canal
Gatun
Court calendar for Craig County Oklahoma terms
The Craig County Court in Oklahoma assigns terms at Vinita Court House on the first Mondays of January April and October each year with juries. additional Monday sessions year round except July August September for motions without a jury. probate business and ex parte matters to be handled in Judge’s chambers.
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State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Oklahom
Italy
Vinus
Crate
Heross
Vinita
Viniea
Crayents
Tuo
D. B. Feman
Divorce Petition Notice in Oklahoma Court
First published Aug 28 warning order in District Court Vinita Oklahoma No 89 Sylvester Childres defendant sued by Elly Childres for absolute divorce. answer petition by the first day of the (month not shown) within reading.
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Sylvester Childres
Elly Childres
Pierce Arrives in Terrs to Appear in Court
Hilsboro Texas says H I Clay Pierce arrived from the north and entered a recognizance for appearance on November 23. District judge and DA fixed a $20,000 bond signed by Texas citizens with aggregate wealth of about three and a half billion dollars. Trial slated for January term. Pierce returns to St Louis tonight.
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Associated Press
Hilsboro
Tex
H. Clay Pierce
Pierce
Court House
Texas
St. Louis
Attorneys General Address KC Bar Association Meeting
Kansas City Missouri November 7 two lawyers will speak at the first monthly meeting of the season in the Commercial club rooms Judge James B Gant of Missouri Supreme Bench and Charles West Oklahoma attorney general will speak both natives of Georgia Gant a former Confederate soldier bears a Gettysburg bullet West a Hopkins graduate educated in Germany went to Oklahoma in 1829 and was last year elected Oklahoma attorney general by the largest ticket vote though one female candidate received more votes
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Kansas City
Kansas City Bar Association
Commercial Club
James B. Gant
Supreme Bench of
Missouri
Charles West
Oklahoma
John Hopkins University
Germany
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Arkansas
California
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
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Indiana
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
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Maryland
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Associated Press
Michigan
Kanent City
Legis
New Jersey
Star
New York
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Herbert Hadley
North Dakota
Ohio
Hadley
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
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South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
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Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Gunoxscales Thank Vinita for Kind Modest Support
Dr and Mrs A M Gunoxscales express profound gratitude for acts and expressions of sympathy from the People of Vinita and others during recent afflictions at their home.
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A. M. Gunoxscales
Vinita
Guardianship Sale Notice in Craig County Oklahoma 1908
In Craig County guardianship of Viola M Adams and Emmet L Adams, minors, Eile M Adams guardian, will sell at private sale the minors rights in described Rogers County lands. One third cash, balance by mortgage, subject to county court confirmation. Sale October 1908 at 10 AM.
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Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Viola M. Adams
Emmet L. Adams
Eile M. Adams
Rogers
Oklaerga
State of Okhom
Erric M. Avams
Emmet Adams
Ava A. Brown
Guardian
Guardianship hearing to sell Clara E Martin estate
Frank Martin as guardian seeks court authority to sell part or all of Clara E Martin minor’s real estate at private sale. Hearing set for November 14, 1908 at 10 a.m. in Craig County Court. Notice to interested parties via publication for three weeks in Oklahoma and Craig County newspapers. A. A. Brown, Attorney for Guardian.
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Weekly
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Robate No
Twul Real Estate
Frank Martin
Clara E Martin
Unis Court
Oklahama
Crate
Ocene Orma
Hhe Court
A.A. Bown
Guandlan
Governors Invite 10 Meet In Washington On Conservation
Invitations have gone out for a second Washington meeting of governors or their representatives on December 8 to discuss the National Conservation Commission work. An earlier general meeting of the commission is set for December 1 for organization, with a conservation week December 6. The Southern Commercial Congress meets December 7 and 8, merging with the National Rivers and Harbors Congress on December 9. The era’s inventory of natural resources informs President Roosevelt’s anticipated report due by January 1.
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National Convention of Resources Commission
Commission
Washington
National Conservation of Resources Commission
The
Conservation Commission
National Conservation Commission
Roosevelt
Southern Commercial Congress
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Norris boom for governor at Guthrie rally
At a statewide Republican rally in Guthrie Joseph H H Norris strengthens as chairman of the state committee and is eyed for the primary gubernatorial nomination two years hence. C G Jones may be his rival. Norris has not signaled candidacy and is not an office seeker. The Commercial Club discusses Vinita hotel needs, the Auditorium project, and a possible city bond issue for buying the Auditorium with land deeded by Frisco and a Harvey eating house planned for $9000.
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Guthrie
Okla
Joseph HH. Norris
Republican State Committee
C.G. Jones
Oklahoma County
Norris
Vinita
Auditorium Company
Frisco Railroad Company
Cobb
Tariff Revision Not Up At This Session
Representative Serene E. Payne of New York, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, said after a long conference with President Roosevelt that tariff revision would not be taken up in the coming session. An extra session might be called, date depending on Taft, probably around March 15.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Serene E. Payne
New York
Ways and Means Committee
House
Roosevelt
Payne
Congress
Taft
Railroad plans for union depot at South Coffeyville
South Coffeyville, Nov 7. Railroads serving the town investigate depot site for a union depot. MK and T official R W Hockaday views the site and promises trains on town site opening. Other lines plan improvements for factory access. roads agree on a union depot location set by the town site company.
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South Coffeyville
Ohin
R. W. Hockaday
MK & T
Union Depot
Tobacco Trust Ruling Upholds Sherman Act Violation Finding
In New York on November 7 the government prevailed in a U.S. circuit court ruling against the American Tobacco Co. for restraining trade in violation of the Sherman anti trust law. Judges Lacomb Coxe Noyes and Ward delivered the decision with Judge Ward dissenting.
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Associated Press
New York
American Tobacco Co.am
Lacomb
Coxe Noyes
Ward
United States
Eirenit Court
State headquarters moved from Shawnee to Guthrie
Democratic state headquarters were moved from Shawnee where they had been kept during the campaign to Guthrie for the coming legislative session. State Chairman J. Thompson and R. W. Dick returned home, with J. D. Burke named to temporarily oversee the headquarters.
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Guthrie
Shawnee
J. & Thompson
R. W. Dick
Burton
J. D. Burke
UNION PACIFIC PRESIDENT FOUND DEAD IN BED
Will D. Cornish, second vice president and director in multiple firms, was found dead in his bed at the Auditorulen annex in Chicago. Officials say death appears due to heart disease.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Will. D. Cornish
New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Auditorluen
Actor confesses to defrauding two banks
Harris Davin an actor from Delrico Texas surrendered to police admitting he defaulted Sayre Oklahoma Wichita Kansas banks for 750 dollars and the Denver firm Daniel Fisher for 200 dollars with worthless checks.
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Associated Press
Younstown
Harris Davin
Delrico
Texas
Sayre
Oklo
Wichita
Kansas
Daniel & Fisher
Denver
Colorado
Taft Arrives in Hot Springs Virginia for Visit
President Elec Taft and Mrs Taft arrived in Hot Springs Virginia this morning greeted by several hundred hotel guests at the station. The welcome was noted as not particularly rousing.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Navy
Elect
Taft
Ay Lamphere Fages Charge of Murder
Roy Lamphere was brought from the county jail to the circuit court in Laporte Indiana to face a first degree murder charge in the death of Mrs Belle Guinness and two children after six months in jail. The crowded courtroom reflected the public interest in the case.
Republicans claim 41-seat House majority in early returns
Chicago nov 7 a present returns from all congressional districts show the Republican party will control the next National House of Representatives by a majority of forty one.
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Chicago
Republican Party
United States
House of Representatives
Claim Two Cent Fare 13 100 Low Ing New Law
A short item notes a new law reducing the two cent fare to thirteen hundredths possibly related to a municipal or transit policy. It references a claim and low fare figures, indicating a reform or subsidy proposal affecting pricing or passenger charges.
Bay Wo Daughter May Get Divorce
Denver reports a high society divorce clash as Mrs. Lewitt seeks separation from William Homer Leavitt after six years of marriage. The case, tied to Denver courts, follows rumors of non support and social scandal, with Leavitt reportedly out of Paris and Mrs. Leavitt with two children at Fairview.
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Denver Society
Denver
Bryan-Leavitt
Leavitt
Paris
Mra
Fairview
Morse and Curtie Sentenced in Bank Case
Charles W. Morse is sentenced to fifteen years by Judge Hough for false entries in the National Bank of North America books. A two day stay of execution is granted, with an appeal expected. Morse is to be confined at Atlanta federal prison if imprisonment proceeds, paroled to Marshal Henkel, and taken to the Tombs.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles W. Morse
Hough
United States Court
Curtie
Morse
Funda
National Bank of North America
Atlanta
Marshal Henkel
Tombs
Laymen Meet At Oklahoma City Conference
A laymen meeting in Oklahoma City, presided by Nashville Town’s Mr. Stubbs, appointed seven state lay missionaries to extend church work. New pastorates and church buildings will be sought. evangelistic duties assigned. Bishop Atkins of North Carolina presided at the conference, with pastor appointments to be announced tomorrow affecting about 500 pastors.
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Oklahoma City
Methodist Church, South
Oklahoma
Stubbs
Nashville Town
Aan Missionary Board
Atkins
North Carolina
Former Bank President to Succeed W. B. Ridgely
Kansas City Mo Nov 9 W B Ridgely president of the reorganized National Bank of Commerce is to be replaced by Dr W S Woods the deposed former president Woods allies have bought a majority of the stock to gain control Ridgely resigned last winter as comptroller and paneer ah
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Associated Press
Kansas
City
W. B. Ridgely
National Bank of Commerce
W.S. Woods
Woods
Ridgely
Veh Paneer
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Terrs
West
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Seasion
Country Life Commission
Joe Norris
South Coffeeville
BIG Tobacco Company
Union Pacific
AY Lamphere
Ing New Law
Chas, Morse
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North America
Methodist Church
South
BANK
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