Tulsa Publisher Arrests Highlight Oklahoma Whisky Ad Case
Muskogee Oct 1 A writ of habeas corpus issued by United States Judge Ralph E Campbell orders Tulsa County Sheriff Newblock to bring into court C E Dent manager of the Daily World. Dent and associates George W Bayne president W J Gregg attorney and stockholder face alleged violation of the Billups law by whiskey ads. Defendants challenge constitutionality citing US and state constitutions. Bandings set at 500 dollars for Dent and Green with Payne out of state. Outcome may affect legality of whiskey advertisements in Oklahoma newspapers.
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Muskogee
Ollo
United States
Ralph E Campbell
Sherrif Newblock
Tulsa County
C. EB. Dent
Bul Nossa
Tals World
C. B. Dent Wuernes
George W. Bayne
Nled
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W. J. Gregg
Oklahoma
Daily World
Haskell
Grogs
Gree
Dent
Payne
Clrault
Tokyo World
Bulgin
Evangellat
Tulaa
Considera
Newblock
Tulwa County
State inspector causes removal of children in Guthrie
Guthrie Oklahoma October 13 nine children under fourteen have been removed from local laundries following inspections by G K Warren state factory inspector for the state department of labor. This marks the first enforcement move of the child labor law across the state with Warren surveying factories and workshops for violations and examining sanitation safety and ventilation affecting workers.
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Guthrie
Okla
Okano City
G. Ki. Warren
State Department of Labor
Oklahoma City
Warren
Spanish educator and revolutionist dies at firing squad
Prof. Francisco Ferrer, famed Spanish educator and convicted revolutionist, was executed today at Fortress Muntejo. He faced the firing line without flinching and died on the first volley. His daughter had appealed to King Alfonso for a pardon, but the plea was ignored.
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Associated Press
Barcelonia
Spain
Get
Francisco Ferrer
Fortress
Muntejo
Alfonso
Governor Haskell Appears in Ardmore Trial
Governor Haskell and five codefendants stood before Judge Marshall in the U S district court at Ardmore for trial. Special prosecutor Sylvester Hush and United States district attorney Gregg led the government in the Muskogee town case today.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Haskell
Muskogee
Marshall
United States Court
Sylvester Hush
United States
Gregg
Washington medium warns of approaching conflict prophecy
In Washington DC Dr Wi Ting Pag, a Cidnawan minister to the United States, staged a séance with a young Indian girl medium. They claimed conversations with the late McKinley and his mother in Chinese. The spirit warned of a forthcoming terrible conflict and a future office of great importance for Wa.
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Associated Press
Washinton
D.C
Wi Ting Pag
Cidnawan
Aehinw
United States
Washington
McKintey
Chipere
McKinley
China
Boy robber sighted mounting freight train near Ottawa branch
Lawrence Kans Gettieiarl Bullock the bank robber boarded an Ottawa branch freight train two miles from Lawrence yesterday a winterent says James Higginson who knows the boy told police today Chief Hurd and several men started at noon in a motor car and wavel through the Wakarusy valley to pursue him
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Kans
Bullock
Ottawa
Kansan Ail
Jamen Higginson
Hurd
Wakarusy Valley
New bank opens in Oklahoma City amid transfer of assets
Oklahoma City opens Central State Bank of Oklahoma in the former Columbia Bank & Trust quarters. State Bank Commissioner Young and aides, with ex president W L Norton, wind up Columbia's affairs and honor depositors while Norton backs guarantees to reimburse the guaranty fund. Community praises Norton for his honor and the seamless transfer to Central State Bank.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Okt
Columbia Bank & ‘Trust Company
Central State Bank of
W. L. Norton
Columbia
Kan
Oklahoma Exhibit Returns From Fair
The Oklahoma exhibit from the Illinois state fair arrived in Vinita on its return and is being unloaded. Seymour Riddle F M Smith and M S Runyan were chosen to prepare materials for the exhibit now stored in the P M Lewis fundlement building. About half of the display will stay as a permanent exhibit in the Commercial Club rooms while the rest is being sent back to its origin locally.
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Oklahoma
Ulinois State Fair
Vinita
Seymour Riddle
F. M. Smith
M.S. Runyan
P. M. Lewis Fundlement
Commercial Club
Irregularities but No Evidence of Grime Report Says
A governor evaluated claims from a prison scandal involving Vinita guards and female inmates. The examiner exonerates Sheriff Ridenhour and guards, noting lack of corroborated criminal conduct despite extensive inquiry and affidavits from prisoners and physicians.
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Notary Public
Vinita
Brregal
Ridenhour
Faeta
Considaskiene
Lanwlig
Olaboma
Ardmore man to announce candidacy in democratic race
Ardmore figure Les Cree of Ardmore will formally announce his candidacy for the democratic nomination. Guthrie and Ghia Cet 6 announce, while W. HoMurray of Tebomingo plans to run for governor in the primaries without a formal declaration. Lester of McAlester to manage Murray’s campaign.
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Guthrie
Ghia
Cet
Les Cree
Ardmore
W. HoMurray
Tebomingo
Whely
Preeton Lester
McAlester
Mr. Murray
Secretary Knox Accepts Grane Resignation
Secretary Knox accepts Grane resignation after Grane informed of his readiness to step down. Knoxville clarified no further services were feasible amid China Japan affair investigations. Crane admitted the change in a Sunday conference and tendered his resignation to uphold department standards.
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Knox
Crane
Washington
Chita
United States
Crave
Ryan to Inspect Fullblood Cherokees Conditions
Muukogee Olin reports that Thomas Ryan will inspect fullblood Cherokee conditions in the Spavinandei district. Indian Affairs orders investigation into poverty and lack of clothing for children as winter nears. The department may advance the $200,000 distribution originally scheduled for December.
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Muukogee
Olin
Thomas Ryan
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Benedict
Pussyfoot stirring Iowa unrest in 19th century affair
In Marshalltown Iowa a group led by "Pussyfoot" Johnson faced federal charges over alleged attempts to disrupt saloon operations and hinder a federal officer. Local officials were briefly jailed after a rough confrontation with his men, with bail set at $1,000 each. The case moved toward a federal court to resolve tensions between temperance activists and law enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
William EB
Puksyfogt) Johnson
Boone Arounh
Rem Dente
Indian Territory
Marshalltown
Laws
Herltt
Polien
What Will Taft Do About Cran Resignation
Washington October edition reports growing speculation over President Taft handling the resignation of Consul Crane, a top diplomatic post in Washington. Crane’s pointed response to Secretary Knox’s remarks circulated with emphasis, and officials expect Taft to accept the resignation, with Knox apparently assured Taft’s approval of Crane’s aims.
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Prean
Waalington
D.C
Taft
R. Cran
United States
Washington
Crane
Knox
Keenus
Crone
Polar proofs questioned by Harvard astronomer lecture
New York Oct 14 Professor Harold Jacoby of Columbia University questioned polar record validity in a lecture. He suggested that even with published observations, final verdict on Arctic data rests on the reliability of explorers and instruments.
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New York
Fabric
Harold Jacoby
Columbia
Jacoby
Intec
Gevera
Will Petition for Initiative Election in Oklahoma
Ardmore and Oklahoma City leaders discuss pushing an initiative to authorize a state oil pipeline from Oklahoma to Galveston. The plan seeks 44,000 signatures and budgeting between 2.6 and 8 million dollars to fund the campaign and potential state bond elections.
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Olli
Det
Oklahoma
Galverton
Haskell
Legitiarute
PJ. Yeagerte
Oklahoma City
A. BR. Butler
Bartlesville
Percy
Mid
Amsor
Publishers Gase Will Be Heard November 8
Oct 14 Annwerts hearing held by Judge Campbell in habeas corpus case, Dent of Tulsa Daily World and state attorney Gregg appeared in court. The case concerns whisky advertising in the newspaper and relates to a local disturbance. The hearing continues and will be heard in November.
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Two Miners Die in Rock Slide Near Carterville
By Associated Press. Carterville Missouri October 4 two miners Leonard Hibbs and Loomes Tuy were killed in a mine near Carterville when a fall of rock struck them. The accident occurred at Widtoy mine. Further details unavailable due to damaged text.
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Carterville
Leonarh Hibbs
Loomes Tuy
Widtoy
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