Kirby on Trades Councils Hasty Action at Denver Meeting
President Kirby of the Building Trades Department criticizes overly speedy trades council actions at the Denver convention. He urges tighter control by the department to keep work organized, limit non affiliated groups, and prevent work stoppages while maintaining arbitration as needed. He stresses containment of council authority and loyalty to affiliated trades.
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Taipan
Dati Deiileation
Janie Kirby
Tina
Fonittihe Aby
Hontmuinet Mint
Danver
Warrenden
Tam
International Organization
Halling ‘Trades Department
Executive Council
Department
Armalgamated Society of Carpenters and Jouwers
Hirotherhoud of
Carpenters
Philadelphia
Torus
Promident Kivoy
Sen
Kirby
International
Dei Ciyetiens
Wibelo
Monetary reform debate stirs wider central bank idea
Washington discussion centers on a proposed central bank to manage currency after gold reserves and a monetary crisis in 1907. George F. Reynolds cites Treasury fears of currency shortages and advocates argue a government backed bank would stabilize credit, issue notes, and serve the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Europe
Veller ii
Pan
Treasury
George F. Reynolds
Bankere
Cmurse
United States Treasury
Congress
Seth Ly
Henee
Taft
Pirwel Gout
Benater Aldrich
Tatters Setenteen
Reynolds
Winpertadt
Bank of the People
United States Bank
President Taft Turns Eastward in California Visit
President Taft arrives in Los Angeles to resume the Eastward journey. He has completed about 6,298 miles of the 2,778 mile trip, reaching the turning point of the tour as local officials greet him and completion marks mid journey milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbia Bank to Open as New Institution in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City sees a bank transition as Columbia Bank & Trust Company will close and a new Central State bank moves into the old quarters. W L Norton, former Columbia president, announces liquidation steps and offers to guarantee depositors while supporting the new entity’s solvency.
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Columbia Bank and Trust Company
Oklahoma City
Okla
Dental Stite Bank of
Okahom
Ente
W. A Lwidbettier
Oklahome
Columbia Hank & Trust Company
Columia Hank &Trini
Negta
State
Columbia Tank & Tris
Paws
Central State Bank
Cj, Webster
Ketow
Webster
Oklahoma
Hy Ie
II Texan
Sulphur
Thhat
Bates
Banke Wt Cement
Cyril
Bletn, Sterthive
Logheba
J. 8. Bates
Hae
Mewarn
Welter
Wee
Sete Wank
Okinhewa
Toxwe Engital
W. L. Norton
Columbia Bank A& Travit Company
Colonie Hank and Vrast Company
Columbia Bank and Trav Company
Matsetse
Avery Alagie
Inehuh
Tahal
Death Threat Puts Roosevelts Nomination At Risk
Spokane, Oct. John P. St. John former governor of Kansas states that only death can prevent Theodore Roosevelt from succeeding President Taft and predicts Roosevelt will return from Africa and dominate the 1912 Republican race. He argues Taft will fail, Roosevelt is a sharp politician, and predicts dry conditions may come to Washington in five years. He warns Roosevelt’s influence will trigger a national populist surge.
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Spokane
Wash
John P. St. John
Kanaan
Washington
Theodore Roosevert
President Taft
Mr. St. John
Roosevelt
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Oklahoma Takes First Premium at State Exhibit
The party travels from Springfield to the Union State Fair with Oklahoma winning top honors. The exhibit is praised for its prominent display and organization. Commissioner Phil Avery leads the effort with capable aides while Mrs O'Brien adds valuable farming insight. Judge Gilbe expects the exhibit to draw hundreds of visitors and boost immigration.
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Oklahoma
Uitnela
Springfield
White
Ola
Wil Biey
Chas
EB Lahman
Phil Avery Fe
and Mee
C. Roberts
O'Brien
Gilbe
Judge Gill Returns From State Fair in Springfield
Judge Gill returned early this morning to Springfield after attending the Milnels State Fair. He spent a good portion of the time with the Oklahoma contingent and exhibit. Attendees call the fair the finest and largest ever held, with enormous attendance and strong inter-state exhibits. Oklahoma displays attract much attention as the thermometer reading and crowding are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
Priday
Viell
Springfield
Olahoma
Oklahowma
Snowfall Reported in Nebraska and Iowa
Snow is falling at Sioux City and Omaha with sleet in St. Joseph Missouri. Temperatures in parts of Missouri and Kansas dropped to forty five degrees. An advertisement offers a free handsome postcard album with a one year subscription to The Kansas City Wheel Journal.
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Nebraska
Lowa
Associated Press
Kansas City
Siouxity
Omaha
Net
St. Joe
Missouri
Kausne
Kansashir Weekly Journal
the Weekly Journal
Kansas City, Mo
Local and Personal News From Claremore and Vicinity
A parade of names fills the local scene with visits, travel and business.Residents arrive from Welch Pryor Creek Tulsa and Claremore while others depart for Kansas City Springfield and San Antonio. The daily roster notes court attendance, marriage license issued to Vandermark Mantle Hall, and upcoming dress goods arrivals at Mendel's.
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Willie Wae
Tere
Flunjacher
Welch
Green
W. A. Caton
Muskogee
Dan Myers
Mr Lipp
Tulsa
Smith
Kansas City
Owen McNair
Wilder Hiller
Pryor Creek
Charlie McClellan
Claremore
Katy
Arthur Horn
WO Haymes
James Goodmeyer
District Court
Misa Kate Terry
Bentonville, Ark
L. P. Smartt
Mathew Fields
Marke
L. BE. Casey
Eatelin
Joseph A. Gil
Edna
Mra
Mise Barr
AL. Churchill
Clinton
W. M. Campbell
Seneca
HM. Pittman
Chandler
George E Vandermark
Mian Kittle Mantle Hall
Lee McNamish
Polite Force
Kane
Inez
Tadien
Sunior
Mendel
J. E. Pershing
Okie Ditton
Wivaty
Mea Howard
W. Crosa
Mia HR Wareer
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Hondh
Devepuinee
Obey
Ecunie
Eon Krom
Torento
Fast Bankers
Chicago
Witc
Cos Funas
Mortagager J
Clark
Mixene Rettis Skinner
Adule
Werthe Langiey
Pryor Cronk
Vinice Sanday
Ratchanders
Qracetr Company
Box Tren
Trento
Mem Papering
United States
Mr. Patt
Judge Gill
State Fair
Okahhoma
Kincia
Joseph A. Gill
Visita
C. A. Riddle
J.C. Wilkieon
Geive
A. Th Berthau
New York
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