Jenkins Surprised by Washington Action on Removal
Ex governor W M Jenkins returns to Guthrie in cheerful mood after removal from office. He claims resilience and vows to address Oklahoma and Washington events of recent months. Roosevelt’s stance surprised Jenkins, while Hitchcock's trust and Jenkins' wife seek vindication amid charges and disputed memorandum.
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Guthrie
W. M. Jenkins
Washington
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Jenkins
Hitchcock
Beminstein
Ry Hitchcock
Mr. Jenkins
Con. Jenkins
Minder
Joni
Jess
Oklahoening
Better Commerce Laws Move Faces Commercial Club Support
At the next meeting the Commercial Club will be asked to contribute from its funds to back a movement to secure passage of an interstate commerce bill in Congress. The club's influence will be used to persuade state congressmen to support the measure. The bill will be introduced in both houses at the earliest moment, with several people kept in Washington to safeguard mass interests. The principal provisions include establishing a commission to oversee commerce matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Commerce Act Rules and Penalties Outline
The document outlines that after full hearings the commission may require changes to rates to align with the interstate commerce act, including classification of freight. Rulings become effective twenty days after service, with appeals to circuit court and potentially the Supreme Court. Imprisonment penalties would be replaced by fines to aid evidence collection and reduce harsh penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Supreme Court
Snow Brings Moisture to Western Kansas Fields
Atchison Kansas December 4 Dry districts benefited from a Tuesday snow. Western Kansas wheat fields received needed moisture with two inches of snow reported at Marvin Lenore Downs Stockton and along the Central Branch. Water shortages threaten livestock as winter snows linger.
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Atchison
Kan
Kansas
Marvin
Lenore
Downs
Stockton
Central Branch
Mrs Armour Announces Engagement to P A Valentine
New York declares the engagement of Mrs P B D Armour Jr to P A Valentine. The wedding is fixed for the last Wednesday in April after mourning for her husband ends. A European and Asian tour will follow. Mr Valentines home is Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal and Advertiser
PB. D. Armour, Jr
P. A Valentine
Deroin to be tried in state court for murder at Hiawatha
Joseph Deroin, the Indian charged with murder, moves from federal to state court after Judge Book dismissed the federal case under an agreement. The decision follows the U S Supreme Court's jurisdiction question on state and federal courts over Indians. Defense attorney Captain J G Waters and government attorneys agreed to the dismissal. Deroin was transferred to Hiawatha for state proceedings.
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Deroin
Hiawatha Indian
Joseph Deroin
Judes W. G. Book
United States Supreme Court
J. G. Waters
U. S
Divorce Petition Filed in Allen County Reads Like a Novel
A long court document recounts Dr Shearman L N Foote’s divorce petition from Lizzie D Fonts in Allen County District Court. The narrative blends literary phrases with accusations of neglected duties, listing Foote’s Kansas residency and a past sequence of marriages, divorces, and suitors before the couple wed in 1900 and drifted apart due to alleged neglect and insult.
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Allen County
Ioln
Iola
Ailen County
Shearman L. N. Foote
Lizzie D. Fonts
Untitled Anecdote of Married Rift and Odd Beliefs
A terse narrative depicts a split marriage where a wife challenges her American husband with anarchist views, mentions of heaven and hell, and disapproval of his politics. She hoards papers, including an autograph letter and a long tapeworm specimen, leaving him alone and distressed.
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Heaven
Hell
John’ S
Ingalls
Not to Form a Trust in Steel Plate Pool
New York December 4 negotiations to form a steel plate trust have been declared off. The plan valued at 25 to 50 million dollars involved key plants including Tidewater Steel Lukens Iron and Steel Central Iron and Steel and Worth Brothers to prevent price cutting in a potential trade war. Some members and affiliates remained independent or outside the United States Steel Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Journal of Commerce
Bedhood
United States Steel Corporation
Schwab
Tidewater Steel Company
Lukens Iron and Stes Company
Worth Bros
Central Iron and Steel Company
Steel Plate Combine
Consolidated Company
Phoenix Iron Company
Otis Steel Company
Limited
Glasgow Iron Company
Carbon Steel Company
Crucible Steel Company
Jones & Laughlins
Hmited
Birmh
Cole- Rolling ‘Mail’ Company
Mie
Ares Oiling
Lee and Steel Company, Steel Company and
Tennessee Company
Dr Mann Consecrated Bishop in North Dakota Mission
Dr Cameron Mann, long prominent in Kansas City’s Episcopal church, was consecrated bishop of the North Dakota missionary district at Grace Episcopal church. The rite featured bishops Edsell Millspaugh and Tuttle, with co consecrators Talbot and Atwill assisting.
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Kansas City
Cameron Mann
North Dakota
Grace Episcopal Church
Theodore Morrison
Iowa
Mann
Samuel C. Edsell
Minnesota
Frank BR. Millspaugh
Kansas
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
San Francisco
Daniel Tuttle
Missouri
Bugh L. Burlson
Rupert Talbot
Tuttle
Apostolic One
Ethelbert Talbot
Central
Pennsylvania
Edward R Atwill
West Missouri
Armour Estate Values Put At Nearly Four Million
Armour Packing company president Kirkland B Armour has an estate valued at about 3,995,020 in appraisals filed in Kansas City probate court. The total assets reach 4,082,401.63 with 36,881.26 in bills and accounts payable. The principal asset is 19,000 shares in the Armour Packing company and related memberships.
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Kansas City
Kirkland B. Armour
Armour Packing Company
Armour Packing
Ledger of assets and holdings of Armour estate and others
The estate lists shares in diverse companies with values per share and total amounts, including Kansas City entities and banks, plus real estate and farms such as the Wornall and Armour properties. Notable names include Charles S. Pitkin and H. H. 6th Armour, with farms and stocks detailed. the document also notes life policies and a Kansas City live stock exchange membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Cattle Loan Company
Pitkin Realty Company
South Hisehland Improvement Company
Amigo Realty and _improvement company
Woodland Building Company
Mayflowe Mining Company
Home Land and Improvement Company
Wyandotte ‘and Company
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
Kansas City ‘Board of Trade
Amigo Realty Company
Charles 5. Pitkin
H. H
Armour
Warwick Boulevards
Glock
W Wornall
Wornall
Hinkle
Charles
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Topeka
East Fifth Street
J. W. Griffin
West and
North Kansas
MRS
Mr. Valentine
Lease
Hiawatha
Brown County
Thomas Smith
De‘oin
Carrie Nation
Mary Ellen Lease
Poseye County
Indiana
Ohio
Walker
Texas
Baker
California
Boras
Dr.mann
Frank R. Millspaugh
Armour Estate
KE. B. Armour
PicTow
Overland
Union Pacific
F. A. Lewis
Kansas Ave
J. C. Furrox
Mud Life Emurance Company
Fred
Aescue
Bnglish
Baltimore
Ai Alge
Rade Gattle
Borees
O. T
Sanorm
Federal Court
South McAllenter
Indian Territory
Mabby
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