Oklahoma's First Legislature Opens With Haskell Message
Guthrie Okla Dec 2 In joint session after organization Governor Haskell delivers first message to senate and house. He urges police taxes banking reforms primaries on state basis and open lobbying rules while detailing needed emergency laws and education funding.
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Oklahoma Territory
Roosevelt's Message Read By House Assembles In Session
The House met with great public interest to hear President Roosevelt's message. Oklahoma's first state legislature sent greetings to the Sixtieth Congress. The president's address was read, then referred to a committee, and the House adjourned until Thursday.
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Goulding proposes Enid as state capital in bill
Enid senator Goulding introduces a bill to select a temporary and permanent state capital with Enid as temporary capital and an 1808 vote to determine location. If no majority winner, the leading city becomes temporary capital until 1513, with a rules committee named by the senate president and a standing committees list to be provided.
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Secret of a Beautiful Complexion and Diamond Ring Offer
A sales pitch promises a faultless complexion by Oriental methods paired with a free complexion recipe. It promotes a genuine rose cut diamond ring with Tiffany setting, offered for $2.00, including the complexion recipe, limited time only.
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Body of Rankin Found Near Lawton
Lawton reports the body of D. R. Rankin cashier of Merchants and Planters bank, missing for a month, was found in Cache Creek near Lawton Oklahoma. The discovery follows a police investigation and local inquiries into the bank’s closure.
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D. R. Rankin
Lew profile prompt titled Address C. T. XISELEY
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