Deficiency Bill Vetoed In Part In Oklahoma Govans Move
The defiency appropriation bill passed the ledger for 1908 with vetoes by Gov Hagkell. Key items vetoed or reduced include funds for the state library power plant and pure food and public health department equipment. Several education and county line items were adjusted amid debates over federal funding, and bills revising education board acts and school funding were signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagkell toda
atte
POL BaG
leerg
eli Wared
otter
pure food and public health department
itory
Fonkiva
Cosernor Amaunet
piu
Federa
Criminal Court of Appeals
Ste
bis
calles authnils
seloul fund
Muglund
Canddy
CHlmur
teim
Lexington
Kinchid
Organize 90 Fight Drusts In Oklahoma Cooperation Move
A movement in Oklahoma alleges organized efforts to undercut price controls and establish a cooperative framework under the title ttwm and Stock tyrgwers Aociation. The plan involves financing a plant through share sales at one dollar each to build cooperative viewing stations at state shipping points and export the grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chighawa
Okla Watch
GEhYomaro
Pnien
Oklahoma
Callabin
asseuitom
Warreaty Deeds Filed March 20th Highlights Land Transfers
The document lists several land transfer transactions with names such as Henry Alfred uv to Jordon Abbott and Bearden et al to C L Shute, detailing sections, townships, and prices like $450 and $200. It also references a Thursday meeting in Mey Culton Weaver and a public appeal urging community help for an improvement project, noting the event included a reception with sweets and comments from PRESS SUPT W C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Alfred
Jordon Abbott
Brown
Kirby
Bearden
Shute
Dransel ‘Bettle
Jordon
Frank dopes
J H Shaw Lin
wora Joussen
JC Story
Allen Okahoma
Hiery
Starr
Weaus
Allen Oklahoma
Thursdas
Apel
Uitte city
Two Coopers Sentenced Twenty Years Each in Murky Trial
In a disputed, late night proceeding, defendants Cooper and Reb J were found guilty of second degree murder and received twenty year terms. The verdict followed a mistrial due to disagreement among jurors, with court actions stretching over nearly nine weeks as judges and attorneys debated the case. The defendants were constrained to jail while plans for their residences and personal affairs were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Cooper
Reb J
Carmick
Jo Bradiod
Coopers
Buich
olin
aiartens willl
upule
ASSOO ib
roy hive
Bromide Water Water Delivery From Famous Springs
The water from renowned springs including Eureka Springs and Hongodi can be delivered by phone. Six one-gallon bottles per case offered at a small cost. Other waters listed include Abilena Apolineris Buffalo Lithia and Quarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongodi
Abilena
Apolineris
Lithia
Verdict Declared Amid Courtroom Turmoil
The court yesterday returned verdicts amid a tense session. Defendants faced mixed outcomes with one acquittal and others facing pending actions. A bond was set at 2500 dollars with potential adjustments if sections in question were found absent.
Proposal Affects State Jurisdiction Over Federally Held Property
The article discusses a proposed constitutional change to Section 4 of Article 4 altering state versus federal oversight of property owned by railroad and local companies. Proponents claim it preserves local supervision while opponents warn it permits removals to Federal Courts, undermining state sovereignty and risking unnecessary transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulitie ORL
Roddie od tin
Hm Legislbure
rahord — ispartiton
TIANA Soon co pAMIeS
chat
sachoney plan
fants vnirt
lipes
Oklahoma Federation of Commercial ibs
Daing formaddy
beding
Mustratme
sisters of the
OFlabom
Central
Ok] thoma
Chickasha
Coslgate
Accident claims life of child by accidental shotgun discharge
Sad report from the home of Franeigar and Urs Joan Pustung. At around seven this morning a five year old boy was killed when an older brother dropped a shotgun, causing it to discharge into the child as he slept beside a bed. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franeigar
Urs
Joan Pustung
Jonng
Pivassetal Money to Ina on Improved Farm
Claude Scales Realty loan from Farmers State Bank funds a Tow rate Leana farm improvement. The transaction closes at once, with concise financing details and related insurance arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mioney
Ina
CLAUDE SCALES Realty loan and Insurance Farmers State Bank oa
Baskell Fately Accused amid Governor's Denial
Guthrie Gila letters and an open newspaper attack prompt Gov Haskell Gea to defend his administration. He says officials in Enid discussed a loan to ease the financial burden of controversy and that no state office was involved. The U S Government action against him is referenced in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Gila
un Frid
Haskell
department of the
mt Gaturday
spehen
virska- Bee
Gor Haskull
Enid
foarnead
udom
kent
hig
Also Mentioned on This Page
AAV
HASRETD
PUNE
manuter neite pO
the
Govrnagr
HOLLY or
W. P. BRINLEE
CRESCENT DRUG STORE
Bowie, Texas
Bowie
Gwin Wa347 & Co Aus
Gwin & Mays Co
RTH
Arench
Lalor Ongaale, Steck Guowers
Mirtle
tole
Halsy
Cooper galt
merdrie
Anderson
Eureka Springs
Ramsey's Drug Store
iso
Senatory Raddie and
Jahun Wi
Vehate Amendment bifeeting corporations
lellont
PIVASETAL
HARRIS
John B. Steton
Bate
Wart, Schaifmer & Marx
J, Benghis Snes
First National Bank of Ada
Douglas
P M. D. Timberlake
Cashier
Harris Drug Store
te ilasen
Baskell
ANA DRUN CO
D W HOLMAN
East May Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!