Triumphal tour over Craig county by Lee Cruce for governor
Lee Cruce of Ardmore Democratic candidate for governor conducted a three town swing through Craig county by automobile. He spoke at Centralia Bluejacket and Welch with large crowds and strong crowd enthusiasm. He returns to Claremore and Nowata for further addresses amid broad Democratic support.
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Lee Cruce
Ardmore
Craig County
Cruce
Centralia
Bluejacket
Welch
Mr. Cruce
Mr.Crace
Knight Loses Suit Over Oklahoma Land Title
Tulsa dispatch reports Herman Knight lost his suit in the Court of Appeals seeking a patent or deed to thirty acres north of town held by Alpine Oil. The case involved Eva Waters, a minor, and Olympus Oil Co. Contention arose over possession and lease during a Cherokee land patent dispute. Knight plans further appeal to the Supreme Court, delaying settlement.
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Tulsa
Okla
Washington
District of Columbia
Herman Knight
Alpine Oil Company
Knight
Secretary of the Interior
Supreme Court of the Jatrict
Light
Oil Company
Eva Waters
Vinita
Fd Tulsa
Olympus Oil Company
Department
Rt of Appeals
Ter
United States Supreme Rt
Ership
Oklahoma Supreme Court Review Involving Eagles and Anheuser-Busch
The first filed suit in Oklahoma to collect a liquor bill since statehood targets Anheuser-Busch and T Doss and Chickasha Aerie 1M Fraternal Order of Eagles. The case in Gray county appeals a judgment with $158.14 claimed for alleged orders by the Eagles' judge. The defense asserts the contract was formed in Missouri. The appeal questions costs and the judgment for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hithrie
Okla
Supreme Court
Anheuser-Bushing Association
T. Dossther
Chickasha Aerie
Order of Eagles
Gray County
Nig Company
Eagles
Missouri
Strychnine in Whiskey Claims Local Merchant
Harvey Bannon a leading merchant died from strychnine poison last night twenty minutes after drinking whiskey for stomach trouble. The cause and method of poisoning remain unknown as investigations begin.
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Associated Press
Solomon
Harvey Bannon
Delaware County Democrats Renew Their Allegiance
Delaware county Democrats gathered at the Grove for a large banquet with every precinct committeeman in attendance. Five plates were laid for the banquet, and attendees traveled up to thirty five miles, showing strong party unity and willingness to work for the ticket.
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Delaware CO
Delaware County
Grove
Censorship Eases as Lisbon Reaches Revolutionary Control
Dispatches from Lisbon on October 7 report censorship lifting and stronger revolutionary control of the capital. Three regiments joined the revolutionaries, with 3,000 casualties cited in fighting. Royal family fled to Mafra then to a fishing boat and yacht Amelia while monarchists resist in northern Portugal. The royal family seeks refuge in England, with Gibraltar as potential temporary residence.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Hetubal
Portugal
Madrid
Spain
Duke of Orleans
Bricier
Amelia
Maria
Centra
Mafira
Manuel
Ericier
London
Gibraltar
England
Queen Mother
Trusscott Wins Friday Roping Contest in 27.2 Seconds
A large crowd gathered for the roping contest held yesterday afternoon. Tom Trusscott won by roping and tying his steer in twenty seven and two tenths seconds, with Lee Brady second at fifty seven seconds. Tom Donnelly finished third in sixty one seconds, Paul Donnelly fourth in sixty four seconds. The final contest continues at the south end of Scraper street.
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Tom Trusscott
Lee Brady
Tom Donnelly
Paul Donnelly
Scraper Street
Supreme Court to Open With Vacancies and Major Cases
The United States Supreme Court will convene Monday for a session expected to shape industrial and business law. With Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer dead and Justice Moody likely to retire, Charles E Hughes may join as a new associate justice, possibly preceding a future chief justice. The term faces three major corporation cases and numerous arguments, including labor and antitrust issues, amid vacancies and weathered institutional changes.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United
Brewer
Harlan
Justice Hughes
Taft
Moody
Congress
Tobacco Trust
United States
Cleveland
White House
Roosevelt
Beverly
Justice Harlan
Bowers
West Virginia
Commonwealth of Virginia
Charles B. Littlefield
Prosecution Under Pure Food and Drug Act Mentioned
The piece notes prosecutions under the Pure Food and Drug Act, including the work product suit. The government appeals a New York federal court ruling quashing the indictment against the Press Publishing Company, publisher of the New York World, on libel charges tied to articles about Panama Canal purchases involving Williams, Taft, Nelson, Cromwell, Roosevelt, and Taft among others.
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Virginia
Florida
Supreme Court
Federal Penitentiary
Harlan
Jackson Lumber Company
Big
Lockhart
Ala
Federal
Allanta
Robert Gallagher
C. C. Hilton
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Frank Morrison
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Buck's Stove & Range Company
Ot St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
California
New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank of
New York City
George Kissel
Thomas B. Laragh
Philadelphia
American Sugar Company
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
New York Federal Court
Press Publishing Company
Publixher
New York ‘World
Off & Charge
Williams
Taft William Nelson Cromwell
Douglas Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
Charlee P. Taft
Panama Canal
Harmony in Democratic Ranks Promises Victory in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports perfect harmony within the Democratic ranks as dissensions fade and the Murray and Ross factions pledge loyalty. Campaign leaders announce a strong stump presence, aiming for a November 8 victory for Lee Croce and state hopefuls, stressing the party's progressive program and democracy’s leadership.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Ger
Oklahoma
William H. Murray
Tishomingo
Leslie P. Ross
Lawton
Murray
Rose
Robertson
Herring
Lee Croce
W. H. Murray
L. P. Rees
J. B. A. Robertson
F. 8. Herring
Judge Brow Opens District Court After Kansas City Trip
Judge Brown returned from Kansas City where his wife lies in hospital. He resumed the district court term cut short by the trip, with juries dismissed until next Monday and a quiet bust of the court today.
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Brown
District Court
Kansas City
Second Week of District Court Opens in October Term
This report notes the second week of the district court session with juries sworn and ready. The civil docket saw many minor cases disposed of. only John S. Wagnon of Centralia v B J Horn et al went to trial, resulted in a judgment for the defendant. Judge Brown urged speedy trials, with many cases continued if not ready.
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District Court
Salse
John S. Wagnon
Centralia
Roosevelt Arrives in Hot Springs for State Fair Speech
Colonel Roosevelt lands in Hot Springs welcomed by hundreds of children forming a living flag. He is set to address the Arkansas State Fair this afternoon as Ivy Associated Press reports from Hot Springs Ark dated October 10.
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Ivy Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Roosevelt
Great Exhibit Ready at Joplin
Three car loads of International Harvester machinery arrived for the Ozark Interstate Exposition and will be set up in the machinery building at Electric Park. Westinghouse electrical display valued at 30,000 dollars and Paige Rubber exhibits join a busy park nearing completion. Governor Hadley arrives Saturday to open the exposition with a brief address as plans shift to accommodate more displays and a postponed power parade.
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Joplin
International Harvester Company
Electric Park
Herbert S. Hadley
Westinghouse Electrical Company
Prac Mealy
Westinghouse
Paige Rubber Company
Coney
Hadley
Jow
Park
Galena
Kans
Pittsburg
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Guthrie Appoints Election Board Members
Governor Haskell names Seth Cordon of Muskogee secretary of the state election board. John Leahy of Pawhuska, a constitutional convention alumnus, joins the board to replace Fred Branson who resigns to become Democratic state chairman.
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Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Seth Cordon
Muskogee
State Election Board
John Leahy
Pawhuska
Fred Branson
Roosevelt to Speak at Southern Conservation Congress
Brer Rabbit and Brer Fox from Joel Chandler Harris will not greet Roosevelt when his train arrives at three oclock in Atlanta. He will address the Southern Conservation Congress after arrival at the Uncle Remus Memorial association event.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Joel Chandler Harris
Pen
Roosevelt
Uncle Remi Memorial Association
Southern Conservation Congress
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Court OF Appeals
Trusscott
United States Supreme Court
Judge Brow
Joplin Exposition
Breer
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