Oklahoma House Advances School and Reform Bills
In Guthrie on April 21 the House committee reported several measures to create state institutions including an industrial school for girls and reform facilities. Representative Stivers introduced a school of mines bill and Miami is heard as the sole applicant. Final Senate action included measures for fire safety on large public buildings and new penalties for certain offenses.
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Comanchie County
Oklahoma Territorial
State Banking Board
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Guthrie, Ok
New House
State Oil
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Enid
Oklahoma Senate battle over Devere military bill and graft remarks
Senator Eck E Brook of Muskogee clashed with Senator Clarence Davis of Bristow over a speech on the Deverle military bill, a sergeant at arms stopping the clash. General Frank Canton appeared in the chamber triggering a sharp attack by Senator Hatchett on lobbyists as the bill moved to a third reading with reduced appropriations including an adjutant general salary cut to 1800 dollars and maintenance set at 15000 dollars yearly. Blair and Brook pressed for a second militia regiment with six companies per side, a plan defeated after Canton noted Oklahoma had already mustered four companies and the remainder would come from the Indian Territory side. The brigade concept limited to one regiment and restricted adjutant general aides.
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Adjutant General
Blair
Brook
Indian Territory
Canton
Oklahoma
Pretty girl carries big six shooter in Oklahoma legislative drift
A scattered Oklahoma City Union text notes a rising debate in the house over a state health board, appointment of doctors from all schools, and a two week delay. It also highlights deputy U.S. marshal Beulah Reynolds, the only woman in service, authorized to carry a sidearm and perform arrests.
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Allopath
SF of Medicine
Muskogee
Okla
Beulah Reynolds
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Oklahoma
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Heybig
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Spagial-Guty
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People Gather to Discuss ADAS Future
Community members gather to discuss future directions for advanced driver assistance systems. Attendees share concerns about safety, integration with existing vehicles, and potential regulatory steps. Local officials urge collaboration among automakers, tech firms, and policymakers.
Ada residents back ambitious plan for state normal school
Hundreds gathered at the Ada court house for a meeting on locating a state normal school in the city. Speakers including Miss Sprigue and Mrs Mason urged quick action and stronger funding, praising Ada’s concert band and rallying support for a lobby to attract the institution.
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Tia
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Hope
Oklahoma Delegation Sees Land Rights Resolved
April 22 report notes federal action clearing 9,000,000 acres from land owners linked to the Five Civilized Tribes. The measure passed unanimously after deep debate and multiple conferences among Oklahoma officials and Interior Department staff.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Jarid
On a Maswenn REE event amid quiet streets
A sparse OCR fragment hints at a Maswenn REE gathering or incident with limited readable details. Names, places, dates and specifics are not clear from the text.
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