Attorneys File Capitol Briefs In Guthrie Capital Case
Guthrie Oklahoma Sept 2 Attorneys for Oklahoma City in the capital litigation now pending before the supreme court filed briefs detailing the same arguments as before. They contend the enabling act locating the temporary capital at Guthrie until 1913 was not a national policy but to please a single delegate. They argue citizens cannot claim property rights, a third party cannot enforce the compact, removal of the capital is a political power inherent to the state, and that the act and ordinance violate the state constitution. The federal government had no right to enforce the contract.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Charles J. West
Stuart and Cordon
McAlester, Burwell, Crockett and Johnson
Guth
Bird & McGuire
Oklahoma Territory
Congress
Oklahoma
Uprising in Nevya Vicenca Collapses in Nevya Vicenca
Manila dispatch says the Nevya Vicenca uprising led by former Mecos Norte governor Simon Mandee collapsed as he was seized by locals and handed to the constabulary. Natives cooperated with authorities in running down the disturbers.
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Prem
Manila
P. 1
Nevya Vicenca
Simon Mandee
Mecos Norte
Mandee
Wade clear for Sanks to use emergency money
Washington Sept 2 Secretary MacVeagh ruled on the term commercial paper in the emergency currency statute. Banks may circulate five hundred million emergency money at the first sign of stringency. The notes must represent mutual commerce and bear two reputable signatures, with run times not exceeding four months.
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Washington, D. C
MacVeagh
Treasiry Department
United States
Mie Vengh
Belling Bank Upon
Hoten
La Follette or Cook? Primary for U.S. Senate Nomination
MilwaukeeWisconsin voters at the primary choose between Robert N La Follette and Samuel A Cook for the Republican nomination to the United States Senate.
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Milwaukee
Wik
Robert N. Lae Follette
Samuel A. Cook
The
Republic
United States
Roosevelt Day at St Paul and Minneapolis
Associated Press reports Roosevelt arrived in Minneapolis from Fargo at seven in the morning and was escorted to St Paul. He spoke before the National Conservation Congress in the morning and again at the state fair grounds, later visiting the St Paul hotel and delivering a speech at the St Paul auditorium to a crowd from the conservation congress.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Roosevelt
Twin City
Mingoapolla
Fargo
National Conservation Congress
State Fair Grounds
Roosevelt Club
St Paul
Aero Hetefrest
St. Paul Auditorium
Bail Granted for Five United States Men in Mexico Extradition Case
Guthrie Oklahoma September 2 District Judge Cotteral granted bail of 95000 each to W L Chapman A L Brown L C Grimes R C Confine and John Garrett in a provisional detention tied to Mexico's extradition request for alleged Kickapoo land frauds. The men, American citizens not foreign fugitives, will appear in Enid September 6 for extradition hearing if papers arrive. Bond posted and men released.
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Guthrie
Oklo
United States
Cotteral
United States Court
W. L. Chapman
A. L. Brown
L. C. Grimes
R. C. Confine
John Garrett
Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Cotteral Firet
Cottera
Enid
Hoke Smith Nominated by Georgia Democrats
Atlanta Georgia September 3 Former Gov Hoke Smith was nominated for governor of Georgia by the state Democratic convention with 284 votes to 78 for Joseph M Brown under the county unit system He endorsed for president in 1912 and pledged to keep great corporations out of politics and to conserve national resources and aid Georgia children He said he would not seek re election
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Georgia
United States
Joseph M. Brown
Wm Plaa
Crowds cheer Taft in St Joseph amid Roosevelt visit
In St Joseph Missouri a large crowd greeted Roosevelt as the president arrived by train at 12 40 AM. He did not respond and the crowd cheered for Taft in a show of opposition. The Associated Press report notes similar demonstrations in Omaha earlier today with no special display from townspeople.
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Associated Preay
Ouha
Neb
Omaha
Roonevelt
rOmain Club
St. Joseph
Worning
Roosevelt
Taft
Prairie chicken season opens in Oklahoma with rare fowls sought
Oklahoma opens prairie chicken season as hunters chase the now rare birds. Vinita area reports few remaining birds with early morning efforts by A C B Allen, Frank Smiley, and Roy Mash yielding some kills while others in the party encounter scarce upland game.
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Oklahoma
Vinita
Uirda
A. C. B. Alien
Frank Smiley
Roy Mash
Kittel
Lx Tool Dav
Carroll
Theo
Perry
Disguised Officer Captures Notorious Larkin in Kansas City
J T Larkin once of Milan Missouri is arrested in Kansas City after months of pursuit by city detectives and Texas Oklahoma authorities. His schemes included land frauds in Oklahoma Indiana Illinois and Minnesota. He used a woman ally Josephine Diehl to lure him to the city and a disguise led by Detective Johnson. He admits defrauding several firms and individuals and says he faced inspectors and Pinkertons in pursuit.
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Kansas City
Larkin
Utah
Texas
Oklahoma
J. F. Lyngar
C.P. Lewis
Mia
jJonephine Dieh
Uah
Alianeapolis
Minn
Josephine Diehl
Larkin, Bankus & Co
R. H. Bankus
J. J. Hoffman
J. T. Larkin
Vinita
Olda
Milan
Jth
Okinbonim
Kansas Colorado
Mixwouri
Minneta
Gren Michigan
Liles
Fur
Indaan
Cahoma
Boyle
Eleventh Street
Alex. Johnson
Maud Moran
Johnson
Weatport
Thia
Pauline
Jason
Carlile
J. P. Reader
Stafford
Tex
Inspector Boyle
Textine
Chicago Board of Trade
B. F. Guthrie
Mian Republican
Guthrie
Kansas City Real Estate Company
Josephine Dieh
Post Office
Pinkerton
Chillicothe, Mo
Miners President Would Not Come to Arbitration
Kansas City Missouri September 2 The miners union president Lewis said he could not attend arbitration negotiations joining Elliot of the operators in writing a contract His absence leaves the miners represented by three delegates from each district while three operators’ delegates confer since morning to decide terms Charles Batley Howatt Sywart represent Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas on the miners side James Hillott Reed and Ira Fleming represent the operators
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Lewis
Miners’ Union
Elliot
Minora
Charles Batley
Missouri
Alexander Howatt
Kanege
P. R. Sywart
Oklahowa and
Arkans
James Hillott
John Reed
Ira Fleming
International Bank and Trust shows strong gains in Vinita
The International Bank and Trust of Vinita Oklahoma reports a splendid gain in deposits since the fast call. Executives emphasize conservative banking, strong reserves, and efforts to eliminate overdrafts while complying with all legal requirements.
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International Bank and Trust Company
Vinita
Oklahoma
Unclear OCR Snippet Hints at Party Topics and Figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a president Sherman and a teaching figure O'Lehoon in a context of party harmony. Ambiguous sources limit definite events or dates, but suggests internal party discussion or guidance.
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Hoste WiWorthy
Wil
Vicw
Sherman
O'lehoon
Olondé
New York Population Tops Five Million Mark
Washington Sept 2 The Thirteenth Decennial census lists Greater New York with a population of 4 766 883 per Census Director Durand. The city ranks as the world s second largest and rivaled only by London among foreign cities.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Durand
Tve
London
Bandit killed by rock during Colorado Midland hold up
In a westboundColorado Midland train holdup east of Divide an unknown bandit was killed by a rock thrown by Engineer Frank Stewart after wounding him in the leg. Fireman Paul Bachman attempted to surrender as robbers moved to the express car. Stewart struck the robber as he fired. two young men nearby were arrested.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado Midland
Divide
Frank Stewart
Stewart
Paul, Bachman
Noene
Much Valuable Land to Be Sold in October
Indian agent announces week of October 10 sale of about 40 000 acres of tribal land in Muskogee Oklahoma for the Muskogee State Fair and Indian Congress. Highlighted parcels include a 320 acre Choctaw tract appraised at 750 and 140 acre bottomland tracts. Sales grow monthly as title fears fade and outside buyers show rising interest in farm land.
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Muskogee
Okio
International Congress of Indiane
Planning game preserve in hills near Tahlequah
A Tahlequah group led by J B Moore plans the state’s largest game preserve. They aim to acquire 20 000 to 25 000 acres along the Talequah Cherokee Nation coast, fence it, stock it with game and fish, and build a clubhouse on the McSpadden farm. Members must buy 250 stock each.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Tahlequah
J. B. Moore
Capita
McSpadden
Ozark Mountains
Hanted
City Council Eyes New System for City Business
The city council plans a meeting tonight to consider adopting a new system for handling city business. It aims to place all city affairs on a business basis and require each department to be self managing under the reform.
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Seaelon
Businees
Sherman Balked At Interrogation in Enid Rally
In Enid Oklahoma on September 2 Vice President Sherman spoke to about 4,000 people at the courthouse steps delivering blunt Republican arguments. He tied tariff reforms to prosperity, attacked the Democrats, and urged loyalty to a progressive GOP while praising Teddy Roosevelt. Former Congressman James E Watson followed, defending the party’s records and criticizing Democratic calls to open corporate books.
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Enid
Oklo
Sherman
Court House
Party of Progress
Teddy
James E. Watson
Oklahoma
Indiana
Watson
Thia
Mr. Watson
Grandfather Clause Upheld in Muskogee Case
Judge Doyle at Weleetka upheld a suffrage amendment a grandfath er clause barred a hundred negroes from voting under a gad franchise. Friday ruling sustained by clerks and judges in refusing DeBrees voting. Will be appealed.
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Muskogee
Okla
Doyle
Weleetka
Clase
Hon
Boyle
DeBrees
Pierce of Rock Island Calls Attorney a Li
The transcript shows B. B. Pierce of the Rock Island railroad addressing Comptroller Nay and attorney Jere certay figures from tables during a disrupted session. Pierce threatens to meet Nay if not satisfied, prompting interruptions and the gavel to restore order.
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Pierge
Rock Island
A Li
Chiengo
B. B. Pierce
Red Inland Railroad
BL J. Jam
Rock Tela
Jere Certay
Pierce
Trial opens as Cripper charged with Belle Elmore murder
London reports the opening of Dr. Cripper's murder trial over his wife Belle Elmore. Prosecutors allege she was killed for polietty poisoning with large quantities found in her body. The case raises questions about surgical procedures and medical interventions related to the suspected poisoning.
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Associated Press
London
Eng
Cripper
Belle Elmore
Thought she was slighted she commits suicide
Maryville Missouri September 9 Evketa aged sixteen killed herself after feeling slighted by townspeople invited to a party. She had recently moved to Maryville from Oklahoma and thought the young people disliked her.
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St. Joseph
Evketa
Maryville
Mfo
Abe
Boon
Thyff
O Jham
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