Supreme Court May Review State Election Vote
Guthrie Okla Nov 15 The attorney general says the supreme court may review vote counts from all precincts under a state writ of certiorari to pull affidavits and evidence. The opinion notes possible powers under the constitution to supervise inferior courts and boards, including election boards. Reports claim lax enforcement and many illegal votes, especially the grand father clause, prompting questions about proper action by sovereign state authority. Information filed alleging armed men seized ballot boxes at a Swanson county precinct and forced a march to Mountain Park for a canvass. In Logan county the mandamus to compel canvass was delayed as two Democratic board members resigned.
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Oka
Supreme Court
West
United States
John Embry
Western
Oklahoma
Jesse Campbell
Swanson County
Campbell
Mountain Park
A. H. Huston
District Court
Miles Allen
John Hopkins
Frank McGuire
Logan County
Supreme Court Affirms Gross Revenue Tax Valid
Guthrie Oklahoma November 16 a supreme court opinion today held the gross revenue tax valid and constitutional reversing the lower court decision.
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Guthrie
Okla
Juaticn
Wil- Name
Supreme Court
Model Highway Built In A Day In Montgomery County
Montgomery County Kansas residents completed a model highway from Coffeyville to Independence after a day of continuous labor. The citizens bore the expense from local funds, and the road is hailed as a credit to county enterprise.
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Coffeyville
Independence
Drury Glee Club to Perform in Vinita
The Drury College Glee Club of Springfield Missouri will give a concert in Vinita on December 23. Proceeds benefit the high school athletic fund. The eighteen member group is noted for fine entertainment and will tour principal Oklahoma towns after the Vinita concert.
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Drury Glee Club
Oklahoma
Chapman Tells of Kickapoo Deal in Mexican Extraditions
Guthrie Okla Nov 15 W L Chapman a key defendant in the Mexican extradition cases testified about the Kickapoo deeds negotiations denying wrongdoing and claiming some Indians refused to sign and deeds were destroyed He contradicted Mack Johnson on Indians’ signatures A T Brown appeared briefly Frank Trackeray Indian agent testified about Bentley influence over Kickapoos noting some would lie if ordered but did not name witnesses in the case
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W. L. Chapman
Chapman
Mack Johnson
Johnson
A. T. Brown
Mwe
Guarjarde
Grart
Frank Trackeray
Shawnee
Bentley
Pitched battle in Guthrie cafe ends in fatal shooting
In Guthrie Oklahoma a late night altercation in a cafe escalated into a pitched melee. George Lyons was shot and died shortly after. Other participants included Prank Thurs ton and Roy Rhodes and the mother of Thurs ton. Police and local officials investigated the incident.
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Guthrie, Oki
Ton
Leavenword Helipaper
George Lyons
Roy Rhodes
Lon
George Lyone
Department 10 investigates bank failures in Oklahoma
The Treasury Department assigns four special agents to probe the collapse of Furmere Navienin bank in Tulsa and Ameriin Naional bank in Barthes ville, Oklahoma, alongside the Columbia Trust company failure in Oklahoma City, to determine potential criminal liability.
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Jesilwetak
Furmere Navienin! Bank of
Tulsa
Ameriin Naional Bank of
Barthesville
Okd
Columbia Trust Company
Oklahoma City
Guthrie Holds Capital Position in State Voters Dispute
Oklahoma Supreme Court voided the Guthrie capital election after ruling the ballot title omitted the state question. Justices held the Guthrie location law until 1918 has no binding force absent a proper ballot. Governor Haskell planned a special session for December 2 to decide the permanent capital site.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Okla
Haskell
Tulsa Judge Brown sits in for Poe at state charity gathering
In Tulsa on Nov 15 Judge T L Brown presided as Judge L M Poe filled in at Commercial Club in Vinita. Dr T H Stohlper outlined plans for a state conference on charities and corrections to be held in Vinita next spring. An open Commercial Club meeting Thursday invites public interest and press reps.
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Oklahoma
Controversy Over Gompers At AFL Convention
The American Federation of Labor in St Louis faces a miners dominated vote tally as 2,807 votes bound to miners unions and 1,561,151 unionists represented. Gompers and Mitchell face a contempt case from Bucks Stove and Range. Moon defends an injunction bill.
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American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Gompers
John Mitchell
Morrison
Bucks Stove and
Samuel Gompers
Representative Moon
Tate
Hern
Justion Gould
Te Supirmue Court
District of Columbia
Aborers Decide Attitude on Socialism at AFL Meeting
Governor Hadley spoke to the thirtieth annual AFL convention in St. Louis on The Working man's Compensation. President Gompers continued reports, with the delegates set to decide for or against socialism before the convention ends.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Hadley
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
No Truth in Story of an Invasion
Reported armed Mexicans marching on Rock Springs proved false as Sheriff Hope said no invaders were seen. In Rock Springs cowboys and ranchers with rifles gathered anxious for confrontation. Governor Campbell ordered sheriffs to report, and State Rangers were on standby.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rock Springs
Hope
Edwards County
Austin
Campbell
del Rio
Accidental death verdict in Munk case ends pursuit
A West Virginia coroner’s inquest found Captain Rudolph Munk died in an on field collision as the Bethany College game against Ohio County opponents ended. The jury declined to prosecute Thomas McCoy, the Canton Bethany player named in the case, noting conflicting evidence and ruling the death accidental. An accompanying letter from former Michigan player Homer Young suggested McCoy may have struck Munk intentionally, but the warrant was withdrawn per the coroner’s instruction.
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W. Va
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Rudolph Munk
West Virginia University
Bethany College
Munk
Thomas McCoy
Canton
Bethany
McCoy
Ohio County
West Virginia
Homer Young
Michigan
Totter
Cos ‘Nety
Charges Filed Over Crop Mortgage Near Vinita
Continued to Feet Gorn and Willud Shied faced a deputy clerk on a charge of jealousy lodged against Lily by Jt. Ww. Thurman of Westville. Shies, eight miles west of Vinita, allegedly mortgaged the crop to Thurman and the crop was sold in November to satisfy the mortgage. Shies kept feeding the stock after Thurman bought it. Shies was arraigned before Justice Meredith and gave bond to appear for trial on November 2.
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Neputy Clai
Ww. Thurman
Westville
Shies
Vinita
Thurman
Justice of the Peace
Meredith
Bond
Thwarted Freight Rate Move By Commission Action
In Washington on November 1, about fourteen naval trawls operating between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers saw their plan to resume rate increases blocked. The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended the order in the Burnham-Hana-Munger case at Kansas City, halting the targeted rate advances already condemned from Washington.
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Waartington
D. C
Miseleeipp
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Dynk Emplove to SVE Thenns eians Banquet
A civic notice announces a banquet at the Cobb hotel for Cheraken and Efpnal financial employees and other bank staff. About a dozen banks form a syndicate. around 100 guests, including their wives, are invited to attend this unprecedented city event.
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Efpnal
Oliver Bart
Cobb Hotel
Em- 9
Taft Allows Pinchot Brief On Alaskan Patents
President Taft, in Washington, says Gifford Pinchot may submit a brief on patenting Cunningham Alaskan coal land claims. Pinchot was advised to send it to the executive office by December 1. The letter, through Taft's secretary Charles Norton, was made public today in response to Pinchot’s fear the Interior Department would favor patenting the Quoningham claims.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Charles Norton
Interior Department
Drop in Meat Prices Begins Say Dealers
Kansas City reports a reduction of one cent per pound in retail lard and one to two cents in cheaper beef grades. Dealers forecast cheaper meat across kinds soon with fancy beef expected to drop next. Reports from New York and others note declines in pork and beef prices, with pork products and beef leading the fall.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
New York
Sir John
Contradicting Evidence Liberates County Judge
Mistowov, ORM, Nhe. 15 New details recount a court battle over J. Mefelyar, county treasurer, with a jury likely to convene for further investigation. The narrative hints at political conflict and legal maneuvering surrounding election night events and accusations.
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Orm
Nhe
Haskell
Lave
Hach
Cooper Found Not Guilty In McCormick Case
Nashville jurors acquitted Robin J. Cooper of murder in the Edward W. McCormick case. The verdict followed the recommendation of Attorney General A. B. Anderson. The trial halted with Cooper cleared of all charges in criminal court this morning.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Robin J. Cooper
United States
Edward W. McCormick
A. B. Anderson
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