Riot Threatened Near Checotah
Amos Hughes is dead and his brother Lane is dying after a confrontation with City Marshal John Price who shot the brothers in self defense. Whisky fueled violence and two men known for drinking caused the deadly clash in Checotah Oklahoma.
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Checotah
Okla
Amos Hughes
Lane
John Price
Cheotah
Hughes Brothers
Price
James Faulkner
Marshall
Amos
McIntosh County
Marshall Price
Hughes Boys
Morse and Curtis to Take Stand in Banking Trial
The defense begins its case as C. W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis face charges of violating the national banking laws and conspiracy. The conspiracy count was dismissed by Judge Hough, leaving the defendants to meet only the banking law charges.
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Associated Press
New York
C. W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
Moses
Gurtin
Morse
Curtis
Hough
Woodson Norvell Fails to Appear at Tulsa Meeting
Tulsa base speakers gathered at the courthouse as Woodson Norvell failed to appear due to high waters and train delays. The rousing meeting drew local Democrats from the county with E. J. Hobdy and Theo D. B. Prear as principal speakers amid active discussion and enthusiastic crowds.
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Woodson Norvell
Tulsa
E. J. Hobdy
Theo
D. B. Prear
Roosevelt Fifty First Year Opens with Work in Office
Washington oct 27 president roosevelt marks his fiftieth birthday with no public celebration and no family party planned at the moment but miss roosevelt may surprise him with a dinner at the white house messages of congratulations flood the white house all day as he begins his fifty first year at his desk
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
White House
Brooklyn
Clermont Avenue
Bryan
Denver
Mr. Taft
Chanler
N. Oe
Trains Detoured Across Verdigris River After Track Loss
Train service is halted across the Verdigris river due to damaged tracks. Frisco service west of the city remains suspended while repairs are estimated to take several days. Detours route Tulsa to Verdark Katy to Wagoner and Iron Mountain to Claremore, with trains Nox 410 and 414 delayed. Station staff handle frequent inquiries with humor as repairs and timelines remain uncertain.
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Frisco
Tulsa
Verdark
Katy
Wagoner
Iron Mountain
Claremore
Kical
$100,000 Raised in Indiana Campaign
Associated Press reports from Tipton Indiana on October 27 describe a claim by John W. Kern that $100,000 largely from trusts and combines was brought into Indiana last Sunday and passed through Secretary of State Fred Lines. Kern warned that if voters knew donor names Bryan would win Indiana by 100,000 votes.
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Associated Press
Tipton
Ind
Indiana
Fred Lines
John W. Kern
Bryan
Katy Brakeman Loses Both Arms in Freight Accident
John Schmidt brakeman for the M. E. & T. was crushed beneath a moving freight train, losing both arms. He was rushed to Dr Louis Bagby’s office where one arm was amputated. He was later sent to Katy hospital at Sedallag Missouri after the accident near a town restaurant.
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John Schmidt
M.E. & T. Carltoad
Louis Bagby
Schmidt
Katy
Sedallag
Inil
Rich ore strike reported at Kelso sparks Vinita mining buzz
A rich find of "Jack" at Kelso excites Vinita miners with mineral leases and interest in local mining development. Officials say an unlimited supply of thin ore is present at Kolea, promising significant impact on regional industry.
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Kelso
Vinita
Kolea
Final struggle for victory in New York campaign
In New York City and state the campaign nears election day with Taft and Bryan leading intense activity. Taft travels to the Hudson frontier while Bryan focuses on Greater New York. Governors candidates Hughes and Chanler tour the city, with Bonaparte Hearst and Sherman among other figures arriving tonight. The week features a rallying flood of speeches across the state by top party leaders.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
Taft
Hudson
Troy
Bryan
Ball Park
Greater
Hughes
Albany
Catskill Mountains
Chanler
City
Brooklyn
Bonaparte
William R. Hearst
Sherman
William H
United States
Congress
Mr. Sherman
New York State
Bryan Campaign Blitz Through New York Sparks Cheers
William J. Bryan toured Greater New York, clocking 115 miles by car and delivering eight speeches from 6 pm to midnight. Accompanied by Charles F. Murphy, he met Patrick H. McCarren and pressed labor and populist themes, denouncing Taft and Roosevelt while praising bank deposit guarantees amid noisy crowds.
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New York
Greater
William J. Bryan
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Charles F. Murphy
Brooklyn Bridge
Patrick H. McCarren
King’s County
Lewis Stryvesant Chanter
Bryan
Down
Congress
Wallabowl Market Square
Fairbanks Speaks at Benjamin Harrison Monument Unveiling
In Indianapolis University Park the Benjamin Harrison Monument was unveiled with Vice President Fairbanks as speaker and others present. James Whitcomb Riley read a commemorative poem while Miss Elizabeth Harrison unveiled the statue of her father.
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Bysociated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin Harrison
University Park
Fairbanks
James Whitcomb Riley
Elizabeth Harrison
Revised Bryan special schedule for Monday in Kansas
Topeka Kans Oct 28 Chairman Lewis of the democrats issued a revised schedule for the Bryan special tour on November second. The train departs Randy City at 8 45 in the morning and stops at Leavenworth Atchison Everest Hiawatha Seneca Sabetha Axtell and Maryville. The train then leaves Kansan at five o clock for Lincoln Neb where Mr Bryan speaks that night.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Lewis
Democrats Today
Bryan
Kansas
Randy City
Leavenworth
Atchison
Everest
Hiawatha
Seneca
Sabetha
Axtell
Maryville
Kansan
Lincoln
Neb
Over 40 000 for Bryan Fund in New York and Chicago
Democratic national committee announced campaign contributions totaling over 40 000 in New York and Chicago. Key donors include Herman Ridder and sons from New York with amounts up to 10 000, while a separate list from Chicago notes 5 535 in contributions on October 27 from various individuals and clubs across states.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Herman Ridder
National Committee
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Joseph E. Ridder
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Robert G. Monroe
Pennsylvania
J. E. O'Donnell
Missouri
Edward E. Coltra
Nebraska
W. A. Woodward
Delaware
Willard Saulsbury
New York 19 Still Center Of Fight
The article notes New York remains pivotal in the campaign with both major party candidates nearby. Democratic VP candidate John W. Kern tours Indiana while Hisgen, Independent party candidate, is in Connecticut. Prohibitionist Chafin and Populist Watson attend Atlantic City. Debs preaches in Mingis.
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Indiana
Fairbanks
John W. Kern
Roosevelt
Taft
New York 19
Associated Proms
New York
New York City
Hisgen
Independent Party
Connecticut
Chafin
Watsons
Atlantic City
Eugene V. Debs Id
Mingis
Assistant Treasurer Denies Kern's Charge In Indiana Letter
Chicago Oct 27 Fred W Upham assistant treasurer of the republican campaign fund denied that any money had been sent from his office into Indiana He called Kern's charge at the end of the campaign yarn scarcely worth denying and offered no further details
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fred W. Upham
Republican Campaign Fund Today
Indiana
John W. Kern
Praise from Davenport ally boosts Oklahoma candidate
Sapulpa Oklahoma October 24 reiterates unity among Democrats backing Jos B Davenport of Vinita. Letter from Congressman El. Fuurow to E C Bust Tulsa urges support, praising Davenport’s wartime effort and urging larger victory in November.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Oklahoma
Ferris
Carter
Davenport
C. E. Bust
Tulsa
Fulton
Bush
Jim
Cones
Oklahoma City
E. Bush
Tulan
Jos
Vinita
Deleyed
Pntriot S
Fuurow
Aged Russian Patriot Released From Prison
Aged Russian patriot Mich ailos Tcchaikovy was released from prison in St. Petersburg after about a year of confinement. A subscription of 25,000 was raised in England to meet a debt demanded by the Russian government and deposited in the Imperial Bank.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Russia
Michailos Tcchaikovy
Tuesaday
England
Imperial Bank
Leader of Night Riders Arrested After Sweep in Samburg
Samburg Tenn November 28—Uarrete Joute, alleged ring leader of the night riders in the district, is in custody at Camp Nemo. Forty men believed connected with the gang are under arrest as investigators assemble evidence to secure charges in the territory crackdown.
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Associated Press
Samburg
Tenn
Uarrete Joutenon
Camp Nemo
Anil
Fixtures Restored On Court Order At Lyons Pool Hall
On court order the Lyons pool hall bar fixtures on South Wilson Street were reinstalled today by Sheriff Ridenhour. The raid was led by B J Waugh, special enforcement officer of the Agency System, with attorney W P Thompson. Lyons secured the property and had it restored.
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Craig County
Lyons Pool
South Wilson Street
Ridenhour
B J. Waugh
Agency
W. P. Thompson
Lyons
Bartlesville Residents Stay In Bed To Keep Warm
By Associated Press Bartlesville Ohio October 28 twelve thousand people stay in bed to keep warm as cold weather grips the area. The unusual mass rest aims to conserve heat while temperatures drop and communities brace for freezing conditions.
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Bartlesville
Associated Press
Ohio
Barthenville
Monsieg
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