Reyes Leaves Mexico City for Vera Cruz to Havana
General Bernardo Reyes once rival of Francisco I. Madero sails aboard the Monterey for Havana, with plans to reach New York. He states he seeks residence outside the republic and will advise as needed. His departure appears premeditated and may be kept secret from much of his family and allies.
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Mexico City
Bernardo Reyes
Francisco I. Madero
Vera Cruz
Monterey
Havana
New York
Heyes
de Labarra
Jose Peon DeValle
Regesta Party
Tani
General Reyes
Rodolfo Reyes
Peon DeValle
Messige
Purther
Italian Warships Guard Tripoli Coast Against Turks
Tripoli, Sept. 29. Italian fleet demonstrates off port to block landings by Turks. Five battleships, one cruiser, six destroyers arrived. not anchored. Powerful searchlights sweep town as banks and shops close. Europeans depart, Turks guard, Arabs feared. Remaining Italians at consulate may leave today. In Kentucky, WCTU delegates gather Hopkinsville for annual convention with welcome tonight.
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Tripoli
Adria
Tulsa Hosts Akdar Shrine Ceremonial and Expansion Plans
Tulsa Oklahoma September 29 Two thousand Shriners from Oklahoma and neighboring states gather November 29 for the Akdar Temple ceremonial marking Tulsa’s Shrine installation. The group will initiate over 200 members, boosting Tulsa Shrine to more than 500. An impending temple costing over 100000 is planned within eighteen months.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Rochester
Tulsa Shrine
Perrhane
Governor Cruce Punishes Unfair Papers Over Statement Release
Oklahoma City reports that Governor Cruce will narrow advance access to his special session statement after papers violated release instructions. Printed copies were mailed to over 600 newspapers, some scooped the schedule, others cited authoritative sources to claim no special session. Private Secretary Amos warned editors their ethics breach will affect future consideration. A newspaper was withheld a copy for tardy compliance with release dates.
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Oklahoma City
Cruce
Amos
Change in Union Agency in Washington and Muskogee
Washington D C Sept 24 D H Bynum chief clerk of Dawes Commission at Muskogee will be transferred October 1 to the office of Superintendent Kelsey of the Union agency to take charge of all probate matters in connection with work of district Indian agents W S D Moore former head of the Cherokee division of the commission who died had been elevated to succeed Bynum as chief law clerk in Commissioner Wright s office
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Washington, D. C
D. H. Bynum
Dawes Commission
Muskogee
Kelsey
Union Agency
D. Moore
Commission
Bynum
Wright
Bank Commissioner Sues Over $55,000 Notes in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report notes filed in district court by J D Lankford state bank examiner seek over 55000 including 9500 in attorneys fees and 300 in Yancey case. Actions target Planters and Mechanics Night and Day banks with mortgages in Lincoln and Oklahoma counties and involve Henry M Seales Vincent T Bath Anna Trimble BE Heidlebaugh and G E Yancey. Foreclosures on secured properties and collection of interest are requested.
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Oklahoma City
District Court
J.D. Lankford
State Bank
Banking Board
Planters & Mechanics and
Planters & Mechanics Bank
Henry M. Seales
Vincent T. Bath
G. E. Yancey
Yancey
Seven States Oppose Judge Sanborn Decision In Minnesota Case
Oklahoma City Sept 29 The corporation commissions of seven states including Oklahoma have prepared a brief to the U S Supreme Court opposing the Minnesota rate decision by Judge Sanborn They contend the ruling would destroy state rate making power and harm smaller industries The group represents Oklahoma Nebraska Kansas South Dakota Arkansas Missouri and Texas The hearing in Washington is set for Oct 10 with arguments likely Oct 23 Also Oklahoma officials prepared a separate brief to the Interstate Commerce Commission on Southwest Interstate rates discrimination against Oklahoma parking houses and especially Oklahoma City Industries Proceedings in Oklahoma City were directed by Commissioner Prouty
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United States Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
South Dakota
Oklahoma City
Corporation Commissions
Sanborn
Minnesota
George Henshaw
Lincoln
Neb
Henshaw
High Court
Corporation Commissions of
Committee of Governors
New Jersey
EK. T. Young
Washington
Sub
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Westnutanteny
Oklahoma Commission
Southwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prouty
Oklahoma's Large Stock on Exhibition at Fairs
Oklahoma's world beating livestock is showcased at fairs across the country with Dick and Hurry the largest steers, and a 1280 pound Red Duroc Jersey hog from Crow and Sons. Nebraska Queen the 3010 pound horse also tours Tulsa county fair. Crow and Sons plan a carload shipment of cattle and swine, while rest facilities and information bureaus are set for visitors.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Tulsa County
Hurry
Joe Grimes
Kingfisher
Harry
Kansas
Missouri
W. R. Crow & Sons
Hutchinson
Kans
Nebraska
Wm. H. Taft
Northwest farm value tops 250 million, Inland Empire growth seen
Spokane report from the Spokane chamber of commerce estimates farm value of agriculture in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana this season at 250 million or more than 91 per capita for a 2.666 million population. Wheat and hay crops rise, fruit yields grow, lumber export demand up, inland population about 700000 with bright business outlook and expected capital influx.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Inland Empire
I Do Not Think It Is Necessary To Compare St Gaudens
A reader notes how often people say I don’t think from preachers to presidents. The writer cites Roosevelt misquoting St Gaudens and urges teachers to vary their opening subjects to do greater good.
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Roosevelt
St. Gaudens
Tan
Shreveport Rate Case Reaches ICC Hearing
In New Orleans on Sept 29 the Shreveport rate case before the Interstate Commerce Commission opened. Louisiana railroad commission seeks to secure Texas freight rates for Louisiana Texas routes. Defendants include Texas railroads and the Texas railroad commission. The outcome could raise Louisiana rates to Texas levels or lower Texas rates to Shreveport routes.
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New Orleans
Shreveport
Louisiana Railroad Commission
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas Railroads
Texas Railroad Commission
Louisiana
London Elects Thomas Crosby Lord Mayor in Ceremonial Turn
London, Sept 29 Sir Thomas Boor Crosby wealthy merchant was elected Lord Mayor of the City of London after thirteen years as alderman and one term as sheriff. Installation is set for November 9 with the Lord Mayor's Show. The office, now largely ceremonial, is filled by alderman by hereditary-like turn.
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London
Thomas Boor Crosby
City of
Lond
Thomas Vesey Strong
Crosby
England
Great Britain and Ireland
India
United States
Great Britain
Henry II
Comiskey Field Day Draws Minor League Stars
Major and minor league players travel to Chicago for a tomorrow night field day at Comiskey Park. Events include ball throwing and baserunning stunts with heavy fan turnout expected. Likely participants include Chicago and New York National League teams and the Chicago Americans, though most entrants are middle west minor leaguers.
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Chicago
New York
Chicago Americans
Middle West
Joplin Man Buys Red Mill Candy Kitchen Upgrade
The Red Mill on South Wilson Street in Joplin was sold today to C. Magin and George Panos of Joplin. The store closed for about two weeks to reopen as a candy kitchen and cold drink emporium. The buyers already run a similar venture in Joplin.
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H. Be, Ridenhour and Son
South Wilson Street
C. Magin
George Panos
Joplin
Vinita
Ballinger Among Taft Opponents at Lands Convention
Denver observers report former Interior Secretary Richard Ballinger aligned with opponents of federal centralization of public lands. The opening day showed western state advocates in control, while President Taft is expected to address the convention Tuesday. Mondell pressed for broad debate on federal revenue and jurisdiction, with resolutions likely negative on federal control.
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Denver
Col
Public Lands
Richard A. Ballinger
Taft
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Mondell
Cally
Ia Ij
Edgar T. Ensign
Colorado Springs
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Ath Oext
Dr Fite Breeds New Oklahoma Game Bird The Fite Pheasant
Dr PLB Fite of Muskogee Oklahoma propagates a cross between the prairie chicken and the pheasant on his Pryor County farm. About fifty native prairie chickens and about thirty pheasants mix as mating begins to produce a hardy new bird named the Fite pheasant. He hopes the cross will yield a strong, adaptable Oklahoma game bird.
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Muskogee
Okla
Plb
Fite
Pryor
State Game
Oklahoma
Jurors in Davis trial suffer ptomaine poisoning
In Muskogee Oklahoma on September 29 the Bob Davis murder trial paused as jurors contracted ptomaine like illness. Eight of twelve jurors were ill and three collapsed in court prompting a brief halt before the trial resumed with most jurors recovered the next morning. Doctors withheld a definitive diagnosis but noted illness resembling ptomaine poisoning.
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Davis
Muskogee
Okla
Bob Davis
Jim Works
DeGaffenreid
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Mexico
Kentucky
Hopkinsville
Kentucky Organization of the Women's Christian Temperance Union
Bank Commissioner
Seventated
Thomas Crosby
Ballinger
Federal Bureau
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