Spain teeters as workers strike spreads unrest
turmoil sweeps Valencia and Madrid as an autonomous labor movement grows into a revolutionary threat. police arm, troops deployed as authorities suspend constitutional guarantees nationwide. strikes involve mill and rail workers, with violence in Aloncura and Cartargenty amid street clashes and blockades. King Alfonso suspends rights to curb ferment.
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Hetty
Valenria
Valencia
Hinthng
Hemel
Demon
Nother
Tt Te
Alioncura
Yastenday
Valojoly
Cartargenty
Perrol
Spain
Buxiness
Madrid
Alfonso Yhasterday
Sany Parte
Effiex
Talline
Vote $500,000 road bonds in Tulea Oklahoma
Returns from twelve of nineteen precincts in district No. 7 at 10 o clock show an overwhelming majority in favor of the $500,000 good roads bond. Included were all of Tatan city and nearby areas, with rural points not yet reporting likely totaling under 110 votes.
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Tulea
Okla
Tatan
Free Aviation Meet 10 Held in St. Louis
St. Louis plans an eight day festival October 1 to 8 featuring free air shows at Fairground with long distance aviators en route between northern and southern cities. An outdoor auto show at Forest Park October 2 to 8 and a marathon October 7 highlight the St Louis festivities while night air flights with searchlights promise a dramatic climax led by Aero Club figures and Moonlight flights.
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St. Louis
Fairground
Ocean
St. Louie Publicity Committee
Hia
Aero Club of
New York
San Franciao
Minneapolia
Orleine
St Low
St. Lows
United States
St. Lona
St. Lotin
Thane
Moolah Temple of Shriners
Young Men's Christian Association
Aero Club
Atwood
St. Louie
Albert Bond Lambert
The
Walter Brookins
Vovel project undertaken by two California cities
Two California chambers of commerce Los Angeles and San Diego join with the Panama California Exposition to plan a commercial expedition to Panama in January 1912. A large voyage ship will visit ports from San Diego to Panama and possibly Valparaiso. The aim is closer business ties across the west coast Americas and Mexico ahead of the canal opening. About 160 business delegates with exhibits will sail, with onboard entertainments and business programs at each port.
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San Diego
Cal
Chambers of Commerce of
Los Angeles
Fanama
Panama
Valparaiso
Chili
Husbos Ayres
Iistin
Americas
Mexico
California
Huter Americas
Panama, Canal
Paaden- Bere
Tams Bixby May Aviate at Muskogee State Fair
Muskogee Oklahoma senator Tams Bixby of the Muskogee Fair association may accompany aviator Hugh Robinson on his final flight at the second annual Muskogee fair on October 5. Robinson has yet to consent to carry Mr. Bixby, preferring solo flights and noting the fair grounds as an ideal takeoff site. Robinson plans three flights daily during the event.
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Muskogee
Okla
Tams Bixby
Mr. Bixby
Robinson
Blaise Indictment Stands Over Bank Case
In Maskogeer Oklahoma on September 20 Judge Campbell denied Eugene F Blaise former president of the Farmers' National Bank of Tulsa a motion to quash the indictment charging him with making false reports to the comptroller of currency. He was given ten days to file a de murrer as to insufficiency of evidence before the grand jury.
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Blaise
Maskogeer
Oklo
Campbell
United States District Court
Eugene F Blaise
Farmers’ National Bank of Tulsa
Thef
Blaine
Heer
Prison costs ruled void for jail credit in Oklahoma case
Miahona City Sept 20 Prisoners cannot be imprisoned for failure to pay costs. Judge Doyle denied a writ of habeas corpus in a Delaware defendant’s case after conviction for violating the prohibition law. The court held costs are not part of common law penalties and voided imprisoning for nonpayment. The decision remands Jin Lewis’s case and addresses minimum sentences, bail and other listed appeals, with several cases affirmed or dismissed.
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Miahona City
Doyle
Criminal Court of Appelle
Jake Harry
Delaware
Veatly
Porman
Jin Lewis
Atoka County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Anson W. Morey
Okmul- Ree
Morey
Okmulgee
Justler
Dave Ray
Jackson County
Frank Bornheim
Pittsburg
Heney Duvall
Ouiwa
Ed H. Ryan
Okmulgee County
Siums
Pottawatomie County
W. H. Stack
Comanele
Tri B. Sharp
Major County
William Vaighan
A. S. Jones
Oklahoma County
Frear disputes county report as inaccurate
Theo D. B. Frear of Vinita Oklahoma challenges a Daily Chieftain article titled Big Shortage in County Offices. He claims the state examiners report misleads readers and says his preliminary review shows errors and false charges, asserting the county owes him rather than the reverse.
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Vinita
Daily Chieftain
Ohio
Chieftain
Crale County
Craig County
Theo
D. B, Frear
Acting Governor Grants Pardons and Paroles In Oklahoma
Lenient actions issued by Acting Governor McAlester affect multiple cases across counties. Pardons and paroles cover offenses including obtaining money under false pretenses embezzlement assault liquor cases and two livestock slaughter charges with varying terms and paroles for named individuals across Hughes Okmulgee Craig Carter Oklahoma Pottawatomie Kiowa counties.
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Oklahoma City
Sept
McAlester
W. R. Dolt
Hughes County
Okmulgee County
Parnie
Daniel Sanders
Craig County
W. 7 Caples
Carter County
Thomas A. Dyer
Oklahoma County
Clarence Squires
Indictments Target United Shoe Machinery Officials
Boston September 20 two indictments were returned by the federal grand jury against five officials and a large stockholder of United Shoe Machinery charging conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Sherman act The named defendants include Sidney Winslow Edward Hard George Brown William Barbour Elmer Howe and James Storrow The cases allege they used United Shoe Manufacturing to constitute a criminal state and monopolize interstate trade The six did not appear but will plead within ten days The United Shoe Machinery company operates branches worldwide
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Boston
Federal Grand Jury
United Shoe Machinery Company
Officieily
Sidney Winslow
Orleans
Edward P Hard
Newton
George W. Brown
William Barbour
New York
Elmer P. Howe
James J. Sturrow
Storrow
William 8. Grege
Department of Justice
Washington
United Shoe Manufacturing Company
Taft Sees Water Power Locks During Michigan Visit
President Taft, touring northern Michigan, spoke briefly at the Sault Ste. Marie armory and pledged work on the water power issue. He observed the Gatun and To Miguel locks via a tug ride, then rode through town in a motor procession and reviewed troops at Fort Brady before continuing to Marquette.
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Saulte Ste. Marie
Mich
Michigan
Taft
Sault Ste. Marie
Rock City
Gatun
Miguel
Panama Canal
Huron
Lake Superior
Osborne
Fort Brady
United States
Marquette
Gould Explain Expert Methods in Oil Exploration
Norman Oklahoma September 20 Professor Gould director of the Oklahoma geological survey advocates modern expert methods for locating mineral resources in oil and gas. He cites foreign investors hiring top geologists to identify productive territory and warns that many wells are drilled in unsuitable areas. He notes a Mexican operation where DeGolyer, a University of Oklahoma student, guided the work leading to a major discovery and high initial output. He argues better results come from studies of rocks rather than senseless wildcat drilling and urges investing in expert analysis to reduce costs.
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Norman, Oke
Gould
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Impaceliie
Oklahoma
Pearson Company
Tampico
Mexico
America
DeGolyer
University of Oklahoma
Pug
Operstors
Sil
Alice
Texas
Prisoner Hurd Alleges Lynching Fear in Sulphur Jail
C W Hurd alias Saint Claire charged with abduct ion was jailed in Sulphur. Deputy Mook said the prisoner feared lynching and thanked the officer for his work. Miss Ramsey, a schoolgirl, recounts a flight from Gainesville to Durant and Denison with Hurd promising marriage. She describes a broken scam and her nervous breakdown. Durant officials vow to convict if officers fail.
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Denison
Durant
Vinita to Host Craig County Sunday School Convention
Vinita will host the Craig County Sunday School Convention on October 22 and 23 after plans to meet in Welch shifted due to a conflict. Organizers aim to attract attendees from county Sunday schools and showcase Vinita’s appreciation for Craig County support.
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Vinita
Craig County
Welch
Grosscup resignation shocks Chicago legal world
Judge Peter B. Grosscup of the United States circuit court announced plans to retire in early October. Reports say sensational articles alleging past conduct prompted inquiries. He told reporters he fears no one and shrugged off a detective shadowing him while calling the mystery a private matter.
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Chicago
Peter
Grosscup
United States
Judge Landis
Chicago Union Traction Company
Exmoor Club
Gross
Theman
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Cantejia
Alfons
Toren Tat
Muskogee State Fair
Gollegt
Deglares
Shoe Trust
United Shoe Machinery Co
DAVIS
Gomes
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