End of the Chapter on Oklahoma Legislature Clash
The senate closed its self convened session with no clear winner and Oklahoma faces ridicule from outside states. The News urges an honest legislative investigation to restore public trust and suggests amending the constitution to allow self convening by petition while condemning dark lantern tactics.
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Senate
Finis
Oklahoma
House
Democratic Party
Clean up vow in Pontotoc oil towns stance tips law respect
In Pontotoc county 1928 sees growing oil towns but officials pledge to close dives and end law violations. Judge Busby leads the cleanup while residents stress honest work, home trade, and supporting local farming. The piece links moral conduct to economic stability and community prosperity.
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Pontotoc County
Orel Busby
Busby
P. A. Norris
Scout Movement Progress in Pontotoc County Annual Meeting
Pontotoc County Boy Scout council held its seventh annual meeting in Ada chamber rooms with IL A Ellison presiding. Officers elected include W D Little president and H P Schienberg as first vice president. deputy commissioners for Roff Allen Stonewall Vaness Pecan Grove Francis and Fitzhugh elected.
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Pontotoc County
E. H. Nelson
R. W. Simpson
Harry Miller
Scout
W. D. Little
Harry P. Schienberg
A. J. Crain
Roff
Rey Saffarrans
Allen
Hugh Norris
Court of Honor
Jim Evans
Sloane Reece
Perry Blue
Stonewall
Geo. W. Garrett
Vaness
W. T. Buck
Pecan Grove
J. L. Boring
Francis
W. H. Powell
Fitzhugh
Ada
State
Wilfred Grenfel
Labrador
Lincoln
Elks Club of
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Turner Falls
Camp
Ellison
Een
Oxla
Coun
Oklahoma City Ends Turmoil as Impeachment Session Declared Illegitimate
Oklahoma City after weeks of unrest resumes normal business as a self conceived impeachment session is ruled illegal. Governor Johnston says level headed men will dispose of the matter in the regular biennial session next year and urges an end to unwarranted agitation.
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Oklahoma
National Editorial Association
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
South
Dixie
Oklahoma City
Henry S. Johnston
Senate Court of
Johnston
Fred P. Branson
State Supreme Court
Harry Cordell
State Board of Agriculture
House
Jack Walton
Senate
No. 3 Determined That Yesterday After Noon
A fragment notes the Senate vote as 26 to. The text is incomplete leaving the final tally and context unclear. It references a senate decision but does not name the issue, participants, or outcome.
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Senate
Bids Sought for Governor's Mansion in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City December 30 bids will be received January 12 by the state board of affairs for a planned 75 000 mansion for the governor. The 12 room stone building follows style of the state house and plans include a wing for a potential 500 000 mansion. Site location yet to be decided with two options near the capitol.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Affairs
State House
Jewel Hicks
Board of Affairs
Capitol
Texago Independents Win Over Healdton
Texago Independents captured their second basketball title in Healdton with a 27 26 victory. In a tight finish, with 39 seconds left, Paul Waner and Cecil Crooks each scored to put Texago ahead, overcoming Healdton stars Faudree and Witt as Andy Anderson, McBride, Johnson, and Kelley contributed through the tense game.
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Healdton
Texaco Indepenents
Texaco
Paul Waner
Cecil Crooks
Tech Texaco
Faudree
Witt
Oklahoma
Andy Anderson
McBride
Crooks
P. Waner
Anderson
Johnson
Kelley
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Lee
Arlington
Potomac
New York
Washington University
Virginia
W. A. Delaney
Lizzie
Kaiser
Germany
Scout Movement
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Solons
Cates
Baptist Church
Gus Delaney
Boy Scouts
Texago
Ditcher & Grader Co., Inc
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W. J. Coffman Hardware
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Ada Milling Co