Curtis Heard on Indian Territory Situation Interview Call
Curtis Heard urges government to conduct a speedy investigation into the Indian Territory situation. He says Congress should act, protect tribal rights, and consider a unified Oklahoma and Indian Territory admission with full Dawes Commission duties overseen by interior officials. He stresses rights of the Five Civilized Tribes and calls for removal of land contract obstacles and a clear report to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimgreuman Curtis
Timia
Golfo Wanh
Allehers
In- Tom
Rouch Tower
Renial
Mevretery
Cerps
Jerenn
Wwe Wii
Etsy Fm
Tuslene
Whit McKin
Porverstans
Perry
Five Civilized Tribes
Dawes Commission
Ube Interior
Adilition
Abiola
Tipchaya
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Treasurer Kelly Warns of Disclosure in State Controversy
The Belleville Telescope reports letters from Treasurer Kelly threatening disclosures that could harm rival politicians in the state tax bevy row. The State Journal defends informing the public about official misconduct, asserting duty to publish truth about those seeking public office and urging publication of any proof Kelly may have.
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Binte
Kelly
Albaugh
Belleville
Tim
Keily
Lally
Mr. Kelly
State Journal
J. T. Kent Ty
Board of Equalization
Tonsi
Ronven
Gov. Batley
Timaene
Ture
Kansas City Journal
Gov
Death in Polo Game Kills Nathan Swift in Chices
Nathan Swift, son of Louis Swift the packer, died after a blow to the temple during a polo match. Doctors operated to relieve a bleeding vessel near the brain, but the injury proved fatal. Swift had been playing alongside teammates Lobe Walter and Chak Garteld against Beth McCallack and others when the accident occurred on the track. The incident happened Saturday night. swift was taken to the hospital but died after an unsuccessful attempt to save him.
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Chices
Nathen Swift
Louis
Swift
Packer
Katawall
Abiary
Lobe Walter
Walt i Baer
Beth McCallalck
Chak Garteld
Love
Wien
Gis Amic
Silesia
Bwift
Nathan Wan
Missing Vessels Heard Prom New York
In a Sept 21 update from New York the ward says the fishing schooner La Pernalda, once feared lost in Wednesday's storm, has arrived safely at Kelawite Breakwater. The Emily P Wright, also reported missing near the same location, is noted without confirmed status. Temperatures for major cities are listed under the Sept. 2 section.
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Prom
New York
la Pernalda
Kelawite
Emily P Wrikht
Uhe
500 KILLED IN MELNIK UA INSURGENTS CAPTURE VILLAGES
The report from Bossa Bulgaria dated Sept 21 says a major engagement near Pelda, 65 miles from Silonica, left Turkish forces with heavy casualties and many villages in Insurgent hands. A Greek squadron of three battleships arrived at Venice and is observing Macedonia from the Adriatic. News from Belgrade notes Serbia will act if Turkish abuses persist. Interventions urged in Washington as atrocities in Turkey raise US concern.
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Bossa
Bulgaria
Rilm
Dioumala
Pelda
Melnik
Silonica
Insurerdts
Venice
Adriatic Sea
Macedonia
Constantinople
Porte
Mxtedonia
Servia
Reshid Pasha
Wall of Beirut
Brusa
Reshid Parsha
Bruka
Villayet
Beirut Ia
Sim Vagha
Hetrat
Naxim Pasna
Syria
Paahw
Washington
Criminica Honk Ting
State Department
Turkey
United States
Letshman
Americas
Oyster Bay
Wanamaker Wins Slander Case In Beaver Court
In Beaver Pennsylvania on September 2 a jury returned a verdict for ex Postmaster General John Wanamaker in a slander case brought by Corinne Susie Telator Hobien. Judge Wilson noted one juror was ill leaving eleven and corrected the verdict wording to conform with legal requirements.
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Beaver
John Wanamaker
Cormer Susie
Hobien Haw
Apa
Wilson
Inas
Alck
Siven
Dudge Wines
Wanamaker
Lockout Joins Marble Dealers in Pittsburg District
Pittsburg on January 21 reports the National Association of Marble Dealers lockout affecting the district. The stoppage began today and may last three weeks with a return to “open shops” only after the period, though some dealers say they will not resume work in open shops.
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Pittsburg
National Association of Marble Dealers
Drisestone
Estate Dispute Over Gaynor Farm In Butler County
In Butler County an estate dispute grows over a farm valued above $10. The deceased Gaynor, a naturalized U.S. citizen with Irish parents, left relatives in Hoboken and Australia who may not inherit under alien land laws. The case involves state school fund claims, with the supreme court having previously declined a caveat. County attorney W M Reese and Assistant Attorney General Cleve Joins weigh the state inheritance route. Weather and other regional notes accompany the report.
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An Rishiman Resensottynor
Buller County
New Jersey
Australix
W. M. Reese
Butler County
Cleve
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Ireland
Hoboken
N. J
Australis
United Stars
State
Orbool Fund
Bailey speaks up on Kansas governorship amid factional politics
Governor Bailey defends record and says he will seek renomination if the legislature and people approve his administration. He avoids taking sides in factional politics, stressing honest conduct of state affairs and fiscal prudence. He notes district opposition to Curtis and expects anti-Curtis delegates to attend the congressional convention.
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Kansas
Minneapolis
Baker
Ormge
Topeka
Foren Wickita
Batley
Vy Golock
Otetick
Burton
Bailey
Cavernor
Nemata
Httle
Richard Roy
John Dow
Otter
Curtis
Robbers Blunder On Michigan Central Express Car Attempt
Chicago reporters recount a bold theft attempt by two men to lock an express car, gag the messenger, and steal about $25,000. The plan failed when the assailants discovered the guard was not the messenger. Expressman William Gaughin was beaten and gagged, later taken to St Luke's Hospital with a dislocated shoulder. No money or valuables were taken. police investigate.
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Chicago
Michigan Central Railroad
Thirteenth Street
Wiliam Gaughin
Ganghin
St. Luke's Hospital
Gaughin
Harry Orr
Railroad and Express Companies
Gambin Kays Noth
Rothers
Express Mir Hall
Mit
Ten Eee
New Cabinet in London Selections Reported
A London dispatch states King Edward has reportedly approved a cabinet reshuffle. Austin Chamberlain would become postmaster general and chancellor of the exchequer in turn. Arnold Foster would serve as secretary for war, with Brodrick as secretary for India and Lord Selbourne moving to the colonies. No official confirmations yet, Milner offered colonial secretary post in South Africa.
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London
Edward
Austin Chamberlan
Exchequer
Charles T. Ritchie
Arnold Porester
Admiralty
Hrortrick
Brodrick
Fae Tor
George Hamilton
Lord Selbourne
Joseph Chamberlain
Lord Milner
South Africa
Anip
Unclear 1921 Panama Canal Treaty Exchange Delayed
Fragmented report notes Washington September discussions on the Panama Canal treaties and a five cent situation. Senator Nathan B Scott, previously ill at the Crown Palace hotel in Denver, is moved to the home of William Lennox as the inquiry continues. The state department prepares further word from Secretary of State Beaupre and ministers in Ottawa and Bogus.
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Wanhington
Jesus
Colman
Bartameny
Namien
Beaupre
Heerasi
Fueson
Bewupre
Une State Department
Scott
Coloradne Springs
Colo
Nathan B Scott
Virginia
Crown Palace
Denver
William Lennox
St Paul Baseball Hit By Pitcher Concussion Report
St Paul alles reports a 21 year old baseman W W Kelly sustained a concussion after being hit by a pitched ball in yesterday's game. He remained in critical condition following the incident and medical staff provided care at the field.
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St Paul Alles
W. W. Kelly
Frosts in Kansas Hit Statewide Far North
Severe September 17 frost damages crops across the northwestern region of Kansas extending to Republic and neighboring counties. Reports from Cheyenne Farling Decatur Jewell Republic Sherman Kearney Pinney Stanton Grant Kell Gray Hodgman indicate chilling temperatures and potential agricultural impact across multiple towns.
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Kanese Cuffer
Tarrant
Republic County
Cheyenne
Farling
Decatur
Phillies
Rintth
Jewell
Republic
International Bridge and Structure Iron Workers Meet
Kankar City Missouri September 2 delegates from New York and local union No 2 gather as President Buchanan presides. Sam Parks attacks alleged misuses of credentials and calls for removal of certain members while credentials are reviewed. The convention adjourns briefly before a credentials committee reviews disputes and suspends local union No 2.
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Kankar City
International Bridge and Structure
Iron Workers’ Convention
Sam Parks
New York
Sabor
New York City
Buchanan
James A. Read
John Smith
Industri Council
Kunuay City
Ramuel Parks
Buchanas
Arote
Maddy
Aoa
Bhow
Mit Rey
Buchansen
Parks
Kansas City No. 10
No. 10
Kansas City
Buchanan Fnally
Lorder
J.P. Carey
W. M. Rhapp
Fd MacNamara
Charies Winklow
Michael Fisherty
W. F. McCoy
James
Accidental Shot Frustrates Mine Attack Near Independence
A sentry at the Independence mine corridor reports three to four men acting suspiciously before being struck by a rock. His rifle discharged as he fell, alarms triggered guards, and attackers fled. The Portland state mine area is said to be targeted by strikers with plans for patrol and control of the property.
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Nivtoe
Cole
Independence
Bartle
Portland
Hell
Neodesha Declared Second Class City Status
Governor Bailey issued a proclamation designating Neodesha as a second class city and outlining its metes and bounds. The notice also orders Lt. T. E. McLean to produce Brigadier Sherman Chase at 4 o clock this afternoon for military prisoners in the district.
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Neodegha Ie
Bailey
Callabe
T. E. Mocl
Merahn Chase
Prisetwis Tor Te
Diphtheria Quarantine Strikes Leavenworth Nursery
Diphtheria invades a Leavenworth kindergarten housing seven families with seventeen people in one three story building. Ethel Buck two years old is ill as officer O Connell posts a quarantine sign. Thirteen children aged 6 weeks to 28 years and four adults remain in a single first floor room under strict quarantine.
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Ethel Buck
Johnson Ty
Leavenworth
Mexican Rockies
Aurry Sehalipp
New
Old Mexico
Gladys
Huy Moton
Ethel
Viola Buck
Viola
Pauline McKee
Lairge
CDE
Ol Wen
Curtis Is Expected in Oyster Bay Activity
Sept 2 report from Oyster Bay notes President Roosevelt hosting Kenatoe Redfield Proctor of Vermont and others at the White House. Mention of a potential federal appointment and ongoing political discussions involve Representative Char Ree and local officials.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Linchean
Tedey Kenatoe Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Survey
Eltane Tay
Drenoninn
Pwetland
Ore
Washington
Nin
HANNA WILL STAY DELIBERATIONS CONTINUE IN WASHINGTON
Cleveland report denies claims of a Republican convention health scare and says Hanna will remain in leadership. Senator Manne says no truth to rumors about a new chairman or leadership shake up as party officials meet to decide future steps. Bonded suspect in San Francisco case faces costs tied to a Chinese exclusion enforcement matter as officials continue investigations.
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Cleveland
Manne
Romenition
Fion Hemuuneas Ecovemiva
Peale Coal
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