Haste of gas and asphalt debate in Oklahoma district court
Oklahoma City leaders warn gas waste threatens supplies and pushes coal revival. Grand jury convenes as Alva hearing stalls asphalt bids. Trinidad Asphalt advocates open bidding and court tests law. District court resumes with grand jury duties and venue motions shaping the Mack Let case.
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OKLAHOMA CITY
Oklahoma cities
southwest
Alva
huportani
Githrie
Ada
Enid
Oldlangna City
Alva e
District court
West
Sourt
lange venire
deendant
preas
Oklahoma veterans set for Memphis train trip from Guthrie
Secretary of State Cross with Oklahoma division Confederate Veterans plans a departure from Guthrie to Oklahoma City for the Memphis-bound veterans train. Key officials and escort join at Holdenville with Gov and Mrs Haskell traveling to the event.
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Guthrie
Cross
Oklahoma division of confederate Veterans
Oklahoma City
veterans’ aial
Memphis
the Rock
J. 8
MicNally
Jay the
Gen. Cross
Comiyusaione
Jack Love
A. P. Warsen
Genie Gann
Big Cross
Daughters of the confederacy
J. W
Duke of
McLain
Olahome
Ghldings
Oklahoma
Holdenville
i. L. Bean
Wichita
Kaz
Haskell
Mie
Palmer and Morris Wed in Simple Sunday Ceremony
My Tot Palmer and Miss Little Morris were married Sunday night at the bride's father home on F1 Street. The ceremony was performed as Raw WT Austin.
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Tot Palmer
Miss Little Morris
F1 street
Austin
Spokane Hosts National Editorial Association Delegation
Delegates from the National Editorial Association of the United States arrive in Spokane on June 17 en route to Seattle. Their visit includes social events with the Spokane Chamber of Commerce, city reception, tours of grain and mill districts, and a golden key to the city.
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Spokate
Wash
eestern
Nationalditorial association of the United
Henry Branson Warner
W. #. Parrott
Chicago
Spokane
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Frederick F. Goodall
Spokane Press committee
N. W. Durham
Bpokesmans Review
B. F. Way- Boren
R.E. Dowell
Advocate
artesian
Parrott
Waterloo
Iowa
J.W.Gockrum
Journal
Oakland City
Tadner
Wiliam
A.Stegle
Name Daily News
Seattle
W.B
Pabor
Florida
Avon. Park
G. Fobe
auino
Herald
Halletaville
Texas
Port Sill Enlargement Plans Advance at War Dept
Fort Sill expansion moves forward as June 10 bids open for two new buildings and artillery quarters. Multiple eastern contractors arrive for estimates, with about $600,000 available for construction and most funds likely needed for immediate improvements.
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Laichon
Port Sil
grags
war department
Arty
Wt. Sill
Fort Sill
congress
Talc
Trani
Bell
Stat
department of Washington
New Judges Appointed in Oklahoma County and Surrounding Districts
Guthrie announces A N Munden of Oklahoma City named Judge of Superior Court for Oklahoma County and William Barnum of Sapulpa named Judge of the District Court for Creek and Osage counties. Appointments created by the last legislature with Shanes and Mus cogee posts deferred. Mundon arrives from Indiana to begin duties. Clerk and officials noted with local origins and earlier career details.
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Guthrie
Fiee—Gay
Haaker
A. N. Munden
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma county
William Barnum
Sapulpa
Indiana
pante
Barric
Braziria County
Fox
Oklahoma Territory
Alvin
Ponca City
Aepmipa
Referendum Aims to Sell State School Lands in Oklahoma
In Guthrie Oklahoma a referendum drive seeks to block or delay the sale of a majority of state school lands. A petition with eighteen signatures reached the secretary of state this morning. No official involved with the movement had been advised of formal backing. The act takes effect next Thursday and requires about 12 000 to 13 000 signatures to qualify before the deadline.
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Guthrie
uy mati
lang lessees
Ada Democrit Corrected Case Of Peddling Ordiance Fine
Ada Democrat reports Myke Lingenfelter fined five dollars for violating Ada city ordinance against hawking and peddling without a license. He operated a truck farm near Ada and shipped produce to customers, paying two dollars daily license but refusing further license, leading to arrest on May 28 and a $5 fine with an appeal filed. City officials contest the Dems view and defend the licensed sale rule.
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Lingenfelter
Hawkey 4
ris
hay
Mibeen
Ada Democrat
REDE
Tingenfeltey
Moense
CHAS. A. POWDRS
JONAS
JAMES E. WDBE
Oklahoma to Inspect Distilleries and Licenses in Western Oklahoma
The State Dispensary will start Monday inspections of local dispensaries and liquor stock once held when the system paused. Governor's proclamation closed seventy agencies. Murdock of Pawnee will oversee Western Oklahoma efforts, with Fr Cain and Laughedan assisting in enforcement and organization of anti sale leagues.
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thrie
shine 5
Wor
Murdock
Pawnee
Oklahoma
Fr. Cain
Western
Missouri
Indian Territory
aspeator Laughbadn
department of ‘prohibition
Higgins visits Ada and praises Texas metropolis
W W Higgins known as editor and proprietor of the Adam Democrat visits Ada with reports that Mrs Higgins and their daughters are well in Houston Texas. He greets old friends and mentions Tamaey's as a place for a friendly drink in town.
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Sieeins
Towa
W. W. Higgins
awitt
Adam Democrat
Hous~a
Tex
Confederate Celebration Lights Memphis Streets Adorned
Memphis prepares for a reunion event marking Confederate Day with streets festooned in flags and red white and blue. Visitors arrive hourly as Memphians show festive spirit in homes and neighborhoods, welcoming strangers to the observance.
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Memphis
Break Jail as Coalgate Leads to Jail Break
Conigale Oklahoma county jailer Jane Yor Biahee was attacked by armed men who freed about fifteen prisoners. Two escapees are charged with murder and two with minor offenses refused to wake their escape. The jailer was choked and unconscious before being forced to open doors. fugitives pursued.
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Conigale
Okla
Jane
Yor Bia~ hee
LW vrisoders
Bighke
Steam Ditcher Arrives for Local Road Work
The idle steam ditcher arrived yesterday and is being unloaded today. Mr. Pitugerale oversees the machine in operation and expects quick progress on the ditching project for the Inweragy Com. street construction.
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Pitugerale
moe
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