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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-07
HARKINS TRIAL TO
BEGIN ON MONDAY
Is CHARGED WITH THE MURDER
OF TWO WOMEN NEAR
NONATA.

NOWATA. Okla, Sept. 6.-(Spe-
cial)-The trial Of c. l.. Harkins. the
young man charged with the murder
Of Mrs. Harvey Hurst and Miss Elsie
Adams. his girl friend and a member
OF the Hurst household. was today
set FOR next Monday. The burned
bodies Of the two women were dis
covered by neighbors, following fire
which destroyed the Hurst home. Tho
state claims to have evidence that
Harkins was intimate with the Adams
girl who was less than Is years old.
post mortem examination reveal
ed that she was IN a delicate oondi-
uon. 1t is supposed that the Hursn
were insisting on Harkins marrying
the girl and on this theory the state
has woven chain OF circumstantial
evidence. pointing to Harkins' guilt.
Much feeling has been aroused in the
community and the court found II ne
ccssary to order special venire OF
jurymen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-07
MIMI Lnlrc Too parilnl.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 6.-The
muuny In the Black Sea squadron OF
the Russian Fleet, has led to the ar
rest OF the naval judge advocate at
s,basial1,, hy the secret police, who
accuse him Of showing paruality to-
ward the mutineers.
Suspicious have existed for a long
time In naval circles that the trouble
among the bluejaokets has been fo-
mented by police spies who have min
gled with the sailors and instlgated
them 10 create disturbances
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CINCINNATI. Nov. 7.-Nicholas Longworth, husband of Theodore Roosevelt's daughter. went down to defeat in the election for congress. The total vote has not yet been counted but the present indications are that Bowdie. the democrat. has carried on victory.
 The fight was an exceedingly intense one in this city. Several friends or the Roosevelt family worked hard to insure the victory of the present mold CT of the seat but the reaction D 'he democrats seems to have been too strong.
 Longworth made a strong fight and will be beaten by only small mar gin. His wife took rather prominent part by exercising her infifiuence IT her own social circles.
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large with sort of cynical intention which could have no i'll effects anyhow. Also the greater number of those en- gagged in strikes recently voted social ist just through the desire [" make t protest.
 McComhs. manager for Wilson. re- ceived a telegram today from Chair man Martin of the Kansas state re- publican committee in which he states that Kansas is carried by Wilson. The result in that state is exceedingly close to have carried ii. p61frally supposed from Martin seems to express the po- sitive information that the democrats have added one other state [" it's trophies.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Based on par tial returns from every state this af- ternoon it is about certain that Wilson has carried 39 states which will give him 415 electoral votes. Roosevelt gets six states with l04 electoral votes, and Taft gets three states which have a total of 12 electoral votes.
 Just at present no estimate has been made of the total number of votes cast for each but this will soon be khown The socialist boiled about 900, ,oOO votes, an ihcreas" 'o',.
 of the last election. This increase may be accounted for principally by the fact that many republicans were dis gusted with the split in the party and desired to make the socialist vote look
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He has also expressed the hope for the organization of national repuh- lican club" by which h hopes the work of reorganization can he most cf- fectively accomplished. II is only pre- stunned that he feels the most intense bitterness against Theodore Roosevelt because not word has been publicly uttered by him in condemnation of the part taken by the colonel in the rler- ton.
 It Is generally well understood that he prefers Wilson's election to that of Roosevelt and his congratulations tu the democrat were couched in the most sincere language.
 The results as they came in from
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ALL EUROPE Iv ARMS
 AND TURKEY IS DOOMED

country for a considerable distance.
 There is no doubt felt now that the ottoman empire has been completely beaten. and beaten in an amazingly short time. The great danger now comes from the part which the Euro pcan powers will take in the affair. An air of apprehension is visible in all the money markets and all indications are that Europe is on thc eve of ! bitter controversy.
 PARIS. Nov. r. Dispa',hcs coming :.u.n Constautinople stat that Turkey las decided to give tho powers com plrtr liberty to arrange conditions of peace between itself and the allied Balkan states. Bulgaria and it's al- lies. it is feared. may not come to d similar decision now that they have gained complete mastery. and tn . for the powers may resolve itself into the necessity of forcing tn" ullies hands,
 It fig conceded all over Europe now that the Turkish empire is in an ex- cerdIncly had plight.
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FLEETS RUSHING TO B0SP0RUS
REPUBLICAN, PARTY CONTINUES
 SAYS PRESIDENT TAFT

tho different parts of the country were immediately communicated to him and h" was very soon able to see that the country bad decided ardiust him. He bore the news most good naturedly and even mad" on" or two of tn. lightly humorous remarks which are SC characteristic ef him.
 lie will return to Washington in . day or two.
 His brother Charles sent him m en- couragiue message when it became known that he WAS beaten and several relatives and close personal friends did likewise. At times ttr It"s dent appeared to be deeply moved hy these evidences of unscldsh regard.
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Special Nugget osrvios.

COLUMBUS. Nov. 7.-"Tell the peo- pie that the republican party still ex- ists and that it will fight on and prove gain that it possesses the condence of the country
 This is the statement made by Pres ident Taft last night when the re- turns showed that his party had been defeated. He is mani festing unexpected strength of char acter under the circumstances and. al though feeling keenly the outcome of the election. he presents d composed front to the many who have called upon him to express once again their confidence.
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Special Nugget essvles.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-The rto 1its from Illinois this afternoon show that Wilson has also carried tne' state contrary to the belief entertlinDi yes terday. The state appeared yester- day to have gone for Roosevelt aud was given to him by all the press as- sociations but today's counts throw him out.
 The winning of Illinois raises the electoral vote for Wilson from al5 to 439 and tho electoral vote for Hocse- welt decreases accordingly.
 It is now practically certain that
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safety. should a high sea come up suddenly the ship is certain to be beaten to pieces and the possibility or getting the passengers and crew to a place of safety is considered to be rather doubtful.
 The Royal George is one of the 1i"st famous of the liners plying hct"''h Liverpool and Canada. II was bound for this port and several of it's pas sengers and some of it's crew belong to this city so that the greatest un- easlness is felt.
 Swift steamers have already Teen dispatched. it is said, in the hope that
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CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-The ostimate made here this afternoon is that Nil- son will carry this state ny only 21o votes. The contest from the begin
 ming has been one of the mos: tx citing on record. The proSrssSi = and democratic candidates have been run . ming neck and neck since tre begin ming of the count. At one time Ro"se- welt seemed to be certain of victory and at another time Wilson ,ook the lead. tho changes coming almost with
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 MALTA, Nov. An the great pow CTS of Europe have their navies in mo- tion and the continent is in arms as it has not been for many years on ac- count of the war in the Balkans.
 A large fleet of British ships has arrived here on the way to the Eastern Mediterranean. IL consists of four battieships and flotilla of destroyers. The size of the fleet show, clearly that the British government means business and that some more serious question than the Ht sty of residents in Constantinople threatens. The widest rumors are afioat as to the intentions of the powers. Many people in diplomatic positions believe that the concert of powers intends to partition Turkey. or. at least, to place the Turkish empire under the protec- tion of themselves and prevent the formation of another great power of the combination of the four Balkan states that are at war with Turkey.
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DEMOCRATS WIN BOTH HOUSES

WA~IlINGT0N. NoE. t."In the n.a,t cau-i,s- Eotl hoase- "in prob ably be drmoer4tir. The returns at present indicate that the democrats wal control e"ra frfuehes though there is very much uncertainty yet. on the whol, however th" returns from all sorts If elections show the most remarkable rh3ua, in favor "f the democrats al over. Tn" lower house will be orsrwheImnzly democratic. That much Is certain and enough democrats are sure to br in the senate islatIye machintfy.- -''''"i"r "f the leg
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NEW YORK. Nov. :, -rhepd're Roosevelt still maintains q silence which is becoming far more remark able than any statement whi n he could possibly make. This s'l'h"r ls regarded by most people as an hdi- cation that he is badly hit and does not possess enough desire to seem
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ROYAL GEORGE STRIKES A
 ROCK IN ST. LAWRENCE

the sea will remain normal until they can arrive for the rescue. The c'-use of the accident has not been told but it is assumed that the captain must have got out of his course AIrIns foggy weather.
 MONTREAL, Nov. "A dispatch received in this city this afternoon an- nounces that all the passengers nave been safely got off the Royal George The vessel itself is still said to be ir a serious condition and may become total loss.
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L0NGW0RTH FALLS WITH ROOSEVELT

courteous by indulging in a'y c"h- gratulatory remarks or in any state ment of his resignation tn his Leieat.
 His running mate. Hir1n Joanscn, is not quoted either >"c Manager Dixon remains equally reticent.
 The requests for 2 str"me"t iron the colonel continue to be poured in but without result.
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Special Nugget Service.

QUEBEC, Nov. 7.-Another sea dis aster of a most serious nature may result from the striking on TICK at the mouth of the St. Lawrence of the great Atlantic liner, the Royal George. The news was flashed here this morn ing that the liner had struck but no details were obtainable except that the vessel is now hung up on the rock and that her condition Is a very serious one.
 It is known that she has more than one hundred passengers and the great est fears are entertained for their
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BERGER FIRED FROM MILWAUKEE

flr more rrerettahIe th3n no rrpre- scntation at uu Tn" socialists are frightfully chagrin"d. They have no" lost the only member of the party that eyer entered congress.
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EAGLES MASQUERADE BALL.

Being customary for the Eagles 10 inaugurate the social season they have decided to do so this year by giving their first annual masquerade ball this month. The date has not yet been determined upon but will be some time between the 18th and 23rd.
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WILL OPERATE TooTHPicK.

A large outfit is being taken out to- day for Ludwigson to the Toothpick fraction which will be operated by him this winter. The Toothpick fraction IS one of the well known old claims on the third beach line.
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Los ANGELES. Nov. The result of the election in this state is still in doubt as a recount has been demand ed by both parties in Los Angeles county. on the result of this recount depends the result in the state
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Victor Der ger, socialist member of congress from Milwaukee. has been defeated by W.. II. Stafford. stafford is democrat and easily got ahead of the socialist a complete revulsion of feeling having
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TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. 6.-Thc con stitution amendment giving women full franchise has been carried in this state. The women "f Kansas will therefore. now enjoy all the voting priyileges of their brothers.
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mcnts for the defense of the city and to prepare for long siege. They be- feve that Constantinoplc can hold ou' for many months and that by SO do- ing the Turkish government can com pei the allied enemies to accept terms of peace that would not be SO disas- trous to Turkeys future.
 IL is reported that the sultan is pre- pairing to flee tn Gobrus.d in Asia Minor so that his capture ht the Illi' S night be prevented. lie is now closely guarded in the Yildcz kirsi, ari IS never left without a strong company of soldiers.
 The Hulsarians have captured Ten- atalja after some terrific iiglttla@ and another disastrous bit of news was received when it was learned that the water supply of Adrianople WIS cut or. and that city and fortress thereby left at the mere yof the enemy.
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taken place amongst many who for merly supported Berger.
 The defeat of the socialist is ree"iN- ed with the greatest satisfaction by the people of this city who considered that representation by socialist was
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ROME. Nov. The Turkish strong hold Monastir is reported to have sur rendered to the Scryiau army. This place is we'll in on Turkish tcrritor> and it's capture means that the Ser vians must now have penetrated tn"
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ONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. IA meeting of the council of ministers met here last night to make arrange
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Roosevelt carries Minnesota. but II will be ny small plurali '.
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Christmas and New Year Greeting Cards. Lomen Bros.
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Reliance 1912 pack ot berries n Breeding & 6orsen.
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AND KANSAS FOR WILL SON

thc rcguIarlty of | p"nduIu'n.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-05
SIL0 EXPERT FOR
NORTH DAKOTA
GOVERNMENT HAS SENT MAN TO
ASSIST FLINT IN BOOSTING DAIRY
BUSINESS I'm sTATEsERvICEs
ARE ABSOLUTELY FREE no
FARMERS.

La Moure Echo: The federal gov
ernment has sent representative of
the Dairy Division Of the u. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture to North Dakota to
cooperate with Mr. Flint state dairy
commissioner in the summer campaign
for more silos. 3. B, Heaton, who has
been stationed in the state of Iowa lie
the man sent and is here.
Mr. Heaton is here to help the men
who wish to build silos. AS an em-
ployee Of the federal government Mr..
Heaton's services are free to the farm
er.
The government is not the agent for
any silo firm and all they are desirous
Of, is that the farmer gets the best and
most economical silo, The govern
ment has aided in the construction OF
wood. stone and masonry silos in diff
ferent parts Of the United states. and
is willing to cooperate as far as pos
sibIe with the farmer in building the
kind he most desires
But in North Dakota where the wind
is so destructive to the wood silo, and
where there is plenty OF sand and
gravel, it has been found that silo Of
concrete is the most permanent and OF
the most economical
Mr. Heatou is here willing to aid,
anyone desiring to build in the con-
struction of the siio forms and ia the
erection OF the siIo. One OF the best
features OF the concrete silo is that
Z 49, INT
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-05
WILL MARK Event
IN N. ,. HISTORY
FEW REALIZE THE IMPORTANCE
OF THE UNWILLING OF RoLLo
STATUE IN THIS clY THIS
MONTH - SOME NEW FACTS
ABOUT RoLLo CONQUEST.

The committee in charge Of the un-
yelling of the Rollo statue which viii
occur in Fargo July 12, is very de-
sirous that the full significance Of this
event be brought home to the people
OF the northwest. They have there
fore furnished the following story
which contains some facts about the
statue that have not been published
heretofore:
'The history surrounding Rollo is
fascinating and interesting, especially
in the fact that Rollo, viking, born
about the year $50. in Norway, made
a descent on Normandy. which was
ceded to him by Charles the Simple,
king Of the Franks.
In ell Rollo married the daughter
OF the French king, embracing the
christian religion, and become the
first duke Of Normandy. Rollon or
Rollo as he Is now known, or perhaps
the Roland OF history, was fired with
thoughts of liberty and self govern
ment, and inaugurated the dawn Of
the present civilization and establish
ed government along democratic
lines. He has descendants today in
S6VSHL66Il uAleESHI governments. Al
1886 his descendent, William the Con-
queror, invaded England and won the
battle of Hastings which gave him
the English throne. 1t is very easily
recognized how he is related TO every
throne in Europe.
THE Norman millennium was ceIe-
brated last year in France, when the
city Of Rouen erected statue in
honor of Rollo. The statue is ii feet
high. The pedestal is feet high and
4 feet square. The city of Rouen has
presented a replica of the Rollo statue
to the Normans Of America. The mo-
del OF the statue given to Fargo cost
Rouen $1,000.
Several cities have competed to OBJ
tain 1t but Fargo won. as it was con
sidered the most important Norwegian
center in America and together with
the important pioneer work done by
the early French settlers in this west
ern world Fargo was found to be en-
titled to the statue.
This is through H o. Fjeldess url-
tiring and sympathetic effort that
Fargo is SO unusually honored, and
lnbounded thanks will scarcely be
enough on our part to sufficiently
thank him.
Many distinguished people. as has
already been reported in the papers,
are expected TO be present for the
.unveiling, which will make the event
one Of international Importance and
cannot help but turn the eyes of the
whole world on Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-05
Fearful Railroad
Disaster in New York
Forty-One Wer eKiIIed.
HELGESEN FOR
STATE TICKET
CONGRESSMAN HELeEsEN TALKS
OF HANNA, STATE TICKET AND
THIRD PARTY MOVEMENT -
LEFT FOR WASHINGTON YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON.

"The exact, effect of the Baltimore
convention on the state ticket in North
Dakota cannot be foretold," said Com
gressman Helgesen to a Forum rep
resentative yesterday at the Gardner
hotel, while spending a few hours in
the city on his way back to Washing
ton.
while the chances for national
democratic success are acknowledged
to be greater this year than in the
the last two decades, feel it is yet
to early to make any statement, though
/ believe that the majority of even
the dissatisfied republicans will be
sufficiently sobered by November to
decide what is best for the state.
There is one thing that will have
to be looked after in this campaign,
though" he cautioned. And that is
the voter who had not INDUCED him
self in the practice Of scratching the
ticket. There are some voters who
do not understand how to scratch a
ticket. Should there be any repub-
licans among this class of voters who
are dissatisfied with the national ticket
but who are agreeable to the state
ticket, ii might be possible they would
vote a straight democratic ticket feel
ing that was the only way to express
their sentiment at the coming election.
These are the people in my opinion
who should be reached this year by all
means.
81 have no grave fears Of the third
IN ptr YnI1 1yFtV on
election in North Dakota this year.
The outcome of the Baltimore con-
vention rather puts a damper on such
movement throughout the entire
country. And the attitude of Mr..
Roosevelt just now is not so as TO
commend him TO the rank and file OF
the voters. A large number of people
seem to think he acted at the repub-
lican convention like a spoiled boy
always accustomed to having his own
way and who got mad and wouldn't
play any more when he was not al
lowed to do things as he always had
done.
an returning to North Dakota. for
the primary campaign, it was not for
the purpose of campaigning against
Mr.. Hanna, as has been said, but to
contradict q certain story that had
become circulated that Mr.. Hanna and
were III a. lIdulS-up. ~ "eS AlJ ia AOaS
to both of us and l simply came to
contradict that story. In the speeches
I made I told everybody intended
voting for Buchanan and that was all
there was to 1t.
"It is my intention to enthusiastic
caIly support Mr.. Hanna and the whole
republican state ticket" concluded Mr..
Helgesen IL believe in always abid-
ing by the primary. What is the use
of holding a primary If one does not
intend to abide by it?'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-05
BRYAN, TRAITOR,
SAYS WATTERSON
EDITOR TERMS coMMoNER's Ac-
TIoN AT BALTIMORE AS
nTREACHERY uN-
SPEA<ABLE."

Louisville, July 5.--Col. Henry
Watterson in announcing that The
Courier Journal will support Wilson
and Marshall has the following to say
about Bryan. 1t is under the caption,
Treachery Unspeakable.
The mask which in his unguarded
fury, Mr.. Bryan has allowed to slip
away from the sleek and SNUG visage
that has so long deceived superficial
observers into the belief that, though
selfish and commonplace, he was still
a sincere and amiable man, shows the
world at last the very embodiment Of
prosperous hypocrisy and successful
malice.
The literature Of every nation has
its type of the unprincipled charlatan,
He is depicted in various degrees and
kinds of turpitude, but always shallow
and heartless. OF Tartuffe, we read
with dismay; of Pecksniff and Chad
hand, with disgust.
How shall we classify and what
shall be the measure of detestation in
which not only all good democrats, but
all good men, must hereafter and for
ever hold the sardonic figure at Balti-
more, in his rage. and spleen throwing
JIA oil QlSS QloH pI1ASAlCG. -
Ing himself In his true character OF inS
CRATE, traitor and pharisee and baffled
demagogue splitting upon hands that
had befriended him. The beaten
mountebank, balked of his prey; the
rattlesnake revealed, exuding poison
that disease and death may follow in
the wake of his tortuous course?
1T is most painful to write and
print the Indictment OF a man The
Courier Journal has tried to believe an
honest, though a misguided man. The
seven days performance at Baltimore,
with it's horrible spectacle Of rule or
ruin, duplicating the equally horrible
spectacle of Roosevelt at Chicago,
leaves us no recourse.
Having stood faithfully and fear
lessly by its convictions, this 1t does
now, and proposes to do until the end
of the battle before us. Clearly Bryan
overshot his bolt at Baltimore. He had
no intention that the trend of events
should take the drift it did. Later the
feel the discomfort, il not the embar~
rassment of his dictatorial temper, his
aggressive self-assertion and his erring
judgment.
The quarrel between Bryan and
Clark will seem but a battle of love-
licks by comparison with the break be-
tween Wilson and Bryan when 1t ar
rives. as sooner or later it is inevitably
sure to do. Neither of them is man
for team work, to brook opposition or
take counsel but Wilson is much the
ADLER man of the two"