Ruling Clears Major Oil Case in Tennessee Trial
In Jackson Tennessee on November 18 Judge McCall ended the government's effort to penalize Standard Oil of Indiana over alleged interstate commerce violations. The court ruled the Indiana firm not guilty and that shipments to Grand Junction were business between two corporations. The verdict highlighted questions about blind billing and filed freight rates and marked a significant southern litigation against a major corporation.
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Jackson
Tenn
John BE. McCall
United Court
Indiana
Ing
United States
South
Elkins
McCall
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
Whiting
Ind
Grand Juncttion
Grand Junction
Kentuky Corporation
Ecall
Grand
Interstate Merce Commission
Iting
T. M. Cros
Interstate Commerce Commission
the Commerce Commission
The Girl From U S A Passes in Daily Satired Review
A Daily review finds The Girl From U S A passably entertaining with uneven plot and mild drama. Lucy Coleman is well played, scenery and costumes strong, chorus youthful and energetic, with several catchy musical numbers and a generally positive reception.
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Luie Coleman
Cosmes
Clark to be First Speaker of House From Missouri
Washington D C November 19 If Champ Clark is elected speaker he would be the thirty fifth presiding officer of the House and the first from Missouri. He would be the second speaker west of the Mississippi river. The piece lists past speakers from Massachusetts Virginia Kentucky and other states, noting long tenures and notable figures such as Henry Clay and Cannon.
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Clark
House
Missouri
Washington, D. C
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Congress
Representative Clark
Hall
Mississippi River
Iowa
Mississippi
Iate
David B. Henderson
Massachusetts
Theodore Sedgwick
Joseph B. Varnum
Robert C. Winthrop
Nathaniel P. Bankes
Winthrop
Virginia
Phillip Barbour
Senate
Andrew Stevenson
John W. Jones
R. H. T. Hunter
Kentucky
Henry Clay
John White
Linn Boyd
Ice
Clay
Cannon
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Reeneylvania
Frederick A. Muhlenburg
Germany
Keystone
Galusha A. Grow
Samuel de Randall
John W. Davis
Honest John
Toernor
Oregon Territory
Schuyler Colfax
Michael C. Kerr
Maine
Georgia
New Jersey
South Carolina
Tennessee
James G. Blaine
Thomas B. Reed
Howell Cobb
Langdon Cheves
James J. Orr
John Bell
James
Polk
Jonathan Dayton
William Pennington
Connecticut
Jonathan Trumbull
Ohio
Gen. J .Warren Keifer
North Carolina
Nathaniel Macon
John W. Taylor
New York
Theodore M. Pomeroy
Mr. Blaine
The Dairy Cow as a Builder of Better Citizens
The dairy cow lifts farm homes to comfort and happiness by improving finances and home life. Her kindness educates owners and family members to treat animals well, fostering civic virtues. The cow stands as a civic pillar in agriculture, aiding financial and social progress nationwide.
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Basie
Agent asks halt sale of Osage Turkey Island oil rich tract
Attorney General West asked the commissioner of Indian affairs to stop the proposed sale at Pawhuska Oklahoma of Turkey Island in the Arkansas river. The island, valued at about a half million dollars for its oil deposits, has been allotted to Osage Indians since oil was discovered.
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Associated Press
Guthrie
Okla
West Today
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Pawhuska
Turkey Island
Arkansas River
Johnstone Funeral Sunday Afternoon in Kansas City
The body of aviator Ralph Johnstone killed in a Denver crash arrived in Kansas City at noon in charge of Walter Brookins. Funeral services are set for 2 o clock Sunday afternoon.
Cinderella Returns to Auditorium Sparkles with College Charm
Los Angeles Examiner reviews A Stubborn Cinderella at the Auditorium praising the chorus beauty, sprightly humor, and stage atmosphere. E. Colt Albertson as Mac delivers dry wit, Hazel Kirke shines as Lady Leslie, and Lillian Goldsmith impresses as a demure soubrette. The review notes bright costumes, lively minuet, and a Corsonado Orange Fete finale with minimal lemons.
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Alaska
Cinderella
E. Colt Albertson
Mac
Faversham
Hazel Kirke
Dunstan
Lady Leslie
Lillian Goldsmith
Coronado
Los Angeles Examiner
Census Bureau reports cotton growth value for 1910
Washington notices the census bureau report issued this morning shows cotton growth ginned to November 14 totaling 764,153 bales when round bales are counted as half bales. The report reflects the year's output value in dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Popular couple Harry Bagby and Katherine Andrews wed in Vinita
In Vinita on Sunday, Harry Bagby and Katherine Andrews, both of Vinita, were married by Rev. J. W. Lima at his North avenue residence. They will honeymoon in Kansas City for Thanksgiving and plan to settle in a cottage at Tablequah avenue and Smith street. Both come from prominent local families with strong ties to the community.
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Vinita
Harry Bagby
Katherine Andrews
J. W. Lima
North Avenue
Katy
Kansas City
Tablequah Avenue
Smith Street
Oliver Bagby
First National Bank
Daring Nowata Jail Break Frees Four Fugitives
Four inmates escaped Nowata County Jail after a floor tunnel, basement break, and yard gate removal on Thursday night. The fugitives Roy Stewart Frank Hunter Jesse Ridenhour and Roy Cole fled into the jail yard and headed south, leaving three other prisoners who did not attempt to escape. Stewart had been jailed for theft of a watch, Hunter and Ridenhour for a robbery, and Cole for stealing tobacco.
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Nowati
Okla
Nowata
Jar Yard
Roy Stewart
Frank Hunter
Jesse Ridenhour
George Shoemaker
Roy Cole
Osage Lands Open to Oil Leases Likely
Muskogee Okla November 19. Osage nation unleased lands totaling about 700000 acres will be opened for oil leasing. Osage council just finished a five day session at Pawhuska and may adopt leases in 5000 acre tracts instead of small Weldings. Foster lease covers 650000 acres with five years remaining. Opening could boost oil royalties from about 250000 yearly to potentially more than double, pending approval by the Osage council and the interior department within about ninety days.
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Muskogee
Okla
Charles J. Kappler
Kappler
Orage Council
Pawhuska
Mr. Kappler
Foster
Osages
Osage Council
Department of the Interior
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Chicago
United States Land and Irrigation Exposition
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Kansasas City Pullmans
Harvey
R. J. Kennedy
Topeka, Kansas
Nowata County
OSAGE
Grasshopper
Portland
Grasshopper Briid
Kansas
H.C. Miller Lure Company
Vinita, Okla
Grove, Okla
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