Guthrie Senate Passes Anti Trust Measure And Primaries
Guthrie March 26. The senate passed three measures including an anti trust bill adopting the Sherman Act definition with a public policy clause. It bans price fixing and production limits and carries fines up to 10 000 dollars and prison terms. The session also approved a mandatory primary bill with newspaper advertising disclosure rules and a medical practice bill requiring diplomas and a 50 per county annual tax on peddlers.
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Guthrie
Senate
Williams
Justice Brewer
Northern Securities
Stafford
Oklahoma
Strangers Within Our Gates and Immigrant Aid Work
A New York Sun report highlights Ellis Island mission workers aiding new arrivals with welcome, language help, and church ties. It notes ministers and volunteers offer tract, Bible, and guidance toward a local church and religious stability in new homes.
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Teror
Ellis Island
Babel
New York Sun
Alabama Solon Involved After Street Car Quarrel
On a Washington street car a Black man named Lumby was struck in the head and left in critical condition while Thomas McCreary a New York horse trainer suffered a leg injury. Congressman Heflin of Alabama was involved and released on a $500 bond after the public safety incident at Pennsylvania Avenue and Sixth Street. The Black man reportedly drank whiskey as Heflin asked him to desist with ladies present.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas J. Heflin
Alabama
Thomas Lumby
Thomas McCreary
New York
McCreary
Ah Heflin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Street
Congressman Heflin
Roosevelt Tackled By Beal Of Texas
Roosevelt faced charges that the President overstepped constitutional powers and sought to influence the judiciary. Beal accused him of appointing many judges and wielding authority beyond constitutional bounds, surpassing leaders like Washington and Lincoln.
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Roosevelt
Beal
Texas
Washington
Diy
Ates Y Seve Arraigne
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Circuit
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Towns Seek Institutions For Oklahoma State Normal
Representatives from Tahlequah Wilburton Hartshorne Duncan Winita and Wetumka appeared before house and senate public buildings committees asking for a State Normal school to be located in their towns. Winita and Wetumka would take other institutions if Normals unavailable. Tahlequah offers an $80,000 Cherokee Nation building for $50,000. Next meeting set for tomorrow night.
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Guthrie
House
Senate
Tahlequah
Wilburton
Hartshorne
Duncan
Winita
Wetumka
Alleane Auan
Dispensary Chief Named by Governor Haskell
Guthrie Oklahoma March 26 Robert E Lozier of Blackwell named by Governor Haskell as superintendent of the State agencies for the sale of intoxicating liquors under the Billups bill signed Tuesday afternoon. Lozier posted bond for 25000 and the State divided into four inspection districts with inspectors Sid Thitipech of Oklahoma City and D Thompson of ?city among the appointed.
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Guthrie
Robert E. Lozier
Blackwell
Haskell
Ten Per Cent Interest Question In Glore Oklahoma
E G Spillman assistant attorney general states on March 28 that Oklahoma’s maximum legally chargeable interest rate is zero percent. This official opinion emphasizes a usury restriction affecting lenders and borrowers in the state.
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Glore
Okla
E. G. Spillman
Man with dandruff urged to cur e with ZEMO bottle
The advertisement claims ZEMO cures dandruff and stops itching instantly. It promotes immediate scalp relief and a clean healthy condition for the user. Endorsed by All Dru GWIN MA.
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Zemo
Dru Gwin
Divorce notices and verdicts from Pontotoc County courts
In Pontotoc District Court Maulsey Rockwell sues Charlie Rockwell for divorce with response due by April 10, 1908. Leta B Turner sues for divorce from J Turner with response due by April 23, 1908. District Clerk W T Cox records both notices. County Court jury awards R H Fuller against Commercial Union Assurance Co. for 1000.
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Maulsey Rockwell
Charlie Rockwell
A. D
Leta B. Turner
EB. J. Turner
J. Turner
R. H. Fuller
Commercial Union Assurance Co
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H.c.evans
Poland
China
Frank Huddleston
Ada, Oklahoma
Shernan
Robert N. Harper
Wilfley
Judiciary Committee
Sam Stone
Duntra
Lozier
Missouri
Senator Stone
Champ Clark
Solon
Kansas
Jno. D
Rinard
Mya
Sprague Bros
E. Bowsid of
Dandruff
Bebee Mammoth
W. BR
M. L. Brandon
Bebee
F. L. Norton
Henley & Biles
Bing
Banking
Penman
Pres
Roff, Oklahoma
T. B. Liner
Stonewall, Oklahoma
State OF
Pontotoc County
W. T. Cox
Galbraith & McKeown
Plaintiff
Wit. Cox
R. C. Roland
C. S. Aldrich
East Main Street
Naer
Katy Railroad
Esident
Aine Mosey
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