Slip Murderer Gebhardt Seeks New Victims After Confession
New York October police report Frederick Gebhardt alias Mueller the self confessed Tulip L fh Murderer may have ties to earlier murders of women. Captain Coughlin of the Brooklyn force says more cases could be opened as investigators pursue new clues from Gebhardt who admits to multiple aliases and past marriages. He served years in Sing Sing for swindling a woman out of 240 dollars on a false marriage proposal and has a complex record across New York and Germany. detectives expect additional arrests as they follow leads.
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New York
Frederick Gebhardt
Mueller
L. Fh
Coughlin
Brooklyn
Ufe
Sing Sing
Scharfertein
Germany
Broken Arrow Secures Agricultural School Award
In Guinrie Ohio on October 28 the state board of agriculture located the state agricultural schools at Broken Arrow in the Third district Lawton in the Fourth and Helena in the Fifth after a two month dispute. The committee shifted from Thomas to Helena and Anadar ko withdrew once balloting started.
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Guinrie
Ohio
State Board of Agriculture
Broken Arrow
Lawton
Helena
Thomas
Anadarko
Three Prisoners Escape Refining Liberty Jail Break
Three inmates, Clorlas Pox and Charles Giller, escaped from the Liberty county jail after sawing their way out early today. Three other prisoners, including William Talbot, refused to leave and alerted guards.
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Associated Prensa
Liberty
Clorlas
Charlies Giller
William Talbot
Forturer
Suffragette Attempts to Destroy Bal lots at Poll Box
A suffragette Mrs Chapin smashed a bottle of corrosive liquid at the ballot box during the Bemonday election in London. The aim was to spoil ballots and invalidate the vote, but ballots remained unharmed. Some election officials were burned and the woman was arrested.
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Pron
London
England
Young 15 Summoned Before Grand Jury in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a 15 year old was summoned to appear before the grand jury now in session. The case is connected with the Columbia Bank and Trust Company affairs. It is unclear if the summon followed a conference between Attorney General West and Governor Haskell.
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Oklahoma
Lawyer Allegedly Pulled From Bed by Rich Buyer
In Spokane Washington on October 25 George W Stocker a justice of the peace found W J Schirmer a wealthy grain buyer guilty of breach of the peace and assault in the third degree for invading a sleeping room at night and pulling lawyer W J Hellman from bed. Schirmer was fined 100 dollars and costs. a prior scuffle left Hellman injured. The dispute began after a heated argument at the house and escalated when Schirmer demanded that Hellman act against an unnamed foe. The court also noted a pillow-tulling incident and the accused paid the fine promptly.
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Spokane
Wash
Aesault
George W. Stocker
Apakat
W. J. Schirmer
Bry
Schirmer
Hellman
Tie
Karmont
Bebriimer
Hofman
Chasine
Sehmimer
Randall Appointed 10 Succeed Charles Yokey
Guthrie Oklahoma October 26. Randall of Choctaw City appointed county commissioner in Oklahoma County by Governor Haskell to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Charley Gokey amid an investigation. Gokey is said to have provided information to the grand jury in a major case of official corruption. immunity reportedly granted for this service.
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Guthrie
Okla
C. H. Randall
Choctaw City
Oklahoma County
Haskell
Charley Gokey
Oklahoma
Gokey
March cotton hits fourteen cents in market
The Associated Press reports in New York that the predicted fourteen cent level was reached this morning with March cotton selling at that price.
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Associated Press
New York
Deputy Succumbs After Struggle in Oklahoma
Tuloa Oklahoma October 27 Pleag Menrant Vargee a deputy sheriff of the county died last night at 9 o'clock at the Tulsi hospital from a pistol wound received on October 1 from Toy Hud Mudlock a wrincher Mudlock is jailed in Creek county awaiting results of the investigation Vargee was shot in two places and a hand was lost to gangrene after blood poisoning despite surgery Vargee a 2 year old son of J J Yatton a stockman and a mother aalt er of Gen Pleasant Porter former Creek chief was a deputy sheriff at the time of his death He married Miss Kewie Davin about a year ago and is survived by his wife two brothers and one sister.
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Tuloa
Okla
Pleag
Menrant Vargee
Rincher
Creek County
Bapilpa
Yargea
Yargree
Ebot
Bultett
Shipilpa
Yargeo
Robert A. McKinney
Yargee
Hewan Bor
Monidés
J. J. Yatton
Aalter
Pleasant Porter
Yarade
Indian Pollon
Tulus County
Mise Kewie Davin
Destabilihed
Ted Park
Slater Murvive Tim
James McMahon Confesses Triple Murder
Kansas City reporting that James McMahon confesses to killing his two sisters and brother-in-law Alonzo Van Royen in a cabin. He describes the Wooded quarrel, the revolver shot, and the sequence after the killings. Patrick McMahon and Patrick Lamb remain in custody. James seeks a preliminary hearing. Elkins and county officials provide details.
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Andor Wited
Kane
Renoud
Kasay City
Kansas City
Joseph Taggart
Wyandotte County
James McMahon
Alonzo van Rayen
Maggie
Rosa
James
Patrick McMahon
Sheri
van Royen
Alallen McMahon
Tie Brother
Patrick
Kansaw City
James Wae
Damaged Verdicts In Railway Collision Case
The jury in the Sea Wile Lenehan railroad collision case returned a verdict for the plaintiff totaling 16 000 for damages from the wreck that killed her husband and injured the fireman Jexno W. Bennety aboard the flyer near Muskogee. Attorneys for Katy Jove vow to seek a new trial. The court also heard Jose W. Emery v. the M and T in a $15 000 damages suit arising from injuries in an unrelated writ.
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Wile Lenehan
Dudamanit
Muskogee
Air Lenehan
Jexno W. Bennety
Jose W. Emery
Engineer's Widow Seeks 30000 From Railway Case
The widow Mw Etta Lene hagathet sues for damages over an 950,000 claim arising from a fatal Katy and Western railway accident months ago. The suit, led by attorney Kornegoy and partners, seeks relief for alleged failure to water cattle and other railway faults.
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Mw Etta
Alen
Mackepee
Bogle
Dawson
MLK, & T. Railway
Murder at schoolhouse ends in death of Jack Willis
In Cherokee county Oklahoma on October 26, a confrontation at a schoolhouse left Jack Willis fatally wounded after a fight with a deputy constable and others. Willis reportedly opened fire with a pistol as bystanders attempted to intervene.
Cattlemen sue over $11,584 in oil dipping damages
In Muskogee Oklahoma on October 27 a suit was filed in the United States circuit court by Kt. L. Bledane and G. A. Clem seeking $11,584 damages from Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Co. for dipping to crude oil that injured and killed cattle en route from Sut Phur Springs Texas to Chouteau Oklahoma on October 21, 1908. The petition alleges the oil contained kerosene and caused burns.
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Muskogee
Omla
United States
Bledane
G. A. Clem
Guy F. Nelaan
Howard Langley
Pryor Creek
Missouri, Kansas & Texis Railway Company
Sut jPhur Springs
Texas
Chontein
Okla
Chouteau
Taxes Due October 1st Under Territory Tax Notice
A public notice corrects previous statements on 1900 40 tax collection. Taxes are due October 15 and delinquent after January 1 with penalties scaling from 0.5 to 1.5 percent per month. The piece notes historical revenue law and outlines payer behavior and railroads and banks affected by the new plan.
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Guthele
Ohldham
Bradlatlon
Ian
Railrauds
Buatey
Revenge demands by assassin in Manchuria incident
A garbled report from Harbin details an assassination claim tied to revenge for actions in Korea. It mentions Kiyedu Ito, Prince Hirobumi Ito, and Japan's political machinations in Manchuria, with references to Korea, China, and imperial policy amid tensions.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Kiyedu Ito
Korea
Mel Ito
Japan
Englunila
Hirobumi Ito
M. Revere
Ito Inchur
Wadia
Rairoad Song
Chin
China
Chinn
Muk
Mai Litng
Minee
United States
Publi Works
Japaena Wirte Swan Reident
Rotem
Presidential Flotilla Arrives in Memphis Amid Banquet
President Taft visits Memphis aboard the presidential flotilla. Governors of several states greet the flotilla at a banquet, with Taft urging closer cooperation with the national government and proposing an annual governors’ meeting in Washington.
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Memphis
Taft
New Orient
Bond
St Paul
St Mbader
Washington
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Broken Arrow Secures Agricultural School
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Randall
Charles Yokey
Tulsa
James Mmaron
Civnty
Ghial
Anit McMahon
Elking
Elkins
Voominy
Eiking
McMahon
Bikatery
Mra
Va Royen
Slater
Peover
Mra. van Royen
Mutrick
Leneham
Katy
Arkansas River
Lenehan
James R. Dawson
Jack Willis
Olle
Phiten
Willa
Tuck
Cherokee County
Wille
Snyder
Worl
Wilean
Wilto
Semdh
Wiis
TATE
Knet Ito
Bi] Korkan
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