Ruling by Murray upholds no separate vote for emergency clause
Guthrie Oklahoma January 22 Speaker Murray rules that the emergency clause attaches to the prohibition enforcement bill as a constitutional matter with no separate vote required. The ruling cites Judge Dickerson and Section 58 of Article V, and confirms the measure along with the emergency clause. Flowers for Carnation Day are noted, with speeches in both houses and tributes to Mrs. C N Haskell.
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Haskell
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Faulkner
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James
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Roddie
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Indian Territory
Standard Oil Coporation
Santa Fe Railway Company
Democrats Cheer As House Clashes On President's Message
In Washington on January 31 Democrats applauded through three pages of the president’s message, while Republicans sat in silence then joined the cheering as the president’s name was read. Speaker Cannon fretted, chewed an unlit cigar, and fled to his private room as tensions rose among leaders and aides. Pineules ad for rheumatism ends the item.
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Senate debates Aldrich currency bill amid party splits
Washington January 30. Senator Aldrich currency bill is reported by Finance committee with Republican support. Democrats Bailey Teller and others consider a substitute. conference possible tomorrow. Cortelyou’s report faces delay and criticism over timing and bias claims. Debate expected next week with passage likely in both houses despite central western opposition.
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Aldrich
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Bailey
Teller
Cortelyou
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Culberson
Cannon
Kickapoo Lands Reimbursement Bill Introduced
Senator Clapp introduced a bill to appropriate 300000 dollars to reimburse the Mexican Kickapoo Indians for lands taken from Kansas and moved to Indian Territory years ago. Kodo is described as a vegetable acid digestive preparation sold at Crescent Drug Store by F Z Holley.
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Clapp
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Indian Territory
Crescent Drug Store
F. Z. Holley
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Roosevelt Urges Narrowed Employer Liability Reenactment
The president urges immediate re enactment of the employer liability law but with limited scope to those cases the court deems constitutional and with stronger provisions within that scope. He also stresses urgent advice on further actions.
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State Wins Bout With Natural Gas Operators
Muskogee Oklahoma January 30 Judge Ralph Campbell today handed down a decision in a dispute between the state and natural gas operators The ruling settles differences over regulatory actions and assignments of energy rights affecting local gas production and state oversight The case centers on financial terms and compliance with state energy statutes and sets a precedent for future regulatory challenges by the Public Utility Commission against operators in Oklahoma.
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Nowata County
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Carey
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Tuttle Depot Robbed as Safe Exploded with Nitroglycerin
Oklahoma City reports the Frisco depot at Tuttle was robbed of 300 dollars after the safe was blown open by nitroglycerin. Authorities suspect the same gang also hit the Mustang post office safe.
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