14 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Ada Evening News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
1
An executive office in Okca takes responsibility for the immediate removal of the caphdol. The action centers on Maskell as the accountable figure, signaling a swift response to the incident.
Oklahoma City reports indicate the governor’s office has moved operations to Lee hotel rooms with a public desk open while several state departments remain in Guthrie. Attorney General West seeks court ruling before final actions, and demurrer to Logan county injunction is filed as tension over relocation persists.
A discussion on a proposed constitutional instruction references adoption and rejection by the people and hints at court jurisdiction. Officials are advised to await the court ruling before acting, with a directive to state officers to attend to routine matters in Oklahoma City or Guthrie and abstain from final actions. A proclamation had not yet been issued by the governor.
June 14 1910 report confirms governor’s letter acknowledging immediate capital move to Oklahoma City with Guthrie to lose seat of government by 1913. Chamber of Commerce leaders and officials voiced surprise while arranging quarters and offices in Oklahoma City for state departments.
Leon Fries, alleged killer of Arche Rose, escaped Carter County jail Monday night through a basement window guarded by Peter Gillman. Descriptions, warnings, and a possible mob threat followed as authorities hunted Fries who confessed to the February murder in Norman and Oklahoma City.
A government report from the Bureau of Labor notes a continuous rise in wholesale prices from September 1908 to March 1916. The March 1916 level was the highest in twenty years, with composites up 75 percent from March 1908 and 338 percent above the 1880–1899 average. Of 257 commodities studied, 125 rose, 81 held steady, and 101 fell.
Police Judge A Houston proposes a whipping post for wife beaters chronic drunks and vagrants in Tulsa He argues the deterrent will curb assaults reduce drunkenness and drive away vagrants The plan has drawn strong reaction from the community
Clear and a pleasant wind from the southeast. Fine weather to kill grass and let the crop grow. Maximum 8 dollars listed? Minimax 53 appears as a stray.
An ad from Richard Flood at Farmers State Bank offers a no interest deal on a purchase with a prompt delivery and favorable terms. The notice implies a finance option aimed at local buyers seeking quick access to goods.
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