Prohibition Measures Progress in Oklahoma Legislature
The prohibition enforcement bill advances from committee with a state dispensary plan intact. county seats host agencies while the capital houses the state dispensary overseen by a governor appointed superintendent and attorney. Substitutes seek tougher penalties. A separate bill authorizes governor audits of Oklahoma Territory accounts. Senate defeat blocks a state fire marshal. railroad headquarter requirements proposed.
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Maine
House
Branson
Crouch
Muskogee County
Oklahoma Territory
McCalla of Love
Oklahoma
Texas temperance groups meet to push constitutional prohibition
In Dallas on January 13, leaders from the Texas Local Option Association the Anti Salo on League of Texas the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and allied groups plan a 10 o’clock meeting at the First Methodist Church to discuss submitting a prohibition amendment to the Texas constitution with no legislative action. Speakers include Dr J M Moore Dr J B Gambrell Dr B F Riley E H Conibear J B Cranfill and J B Hickman. The session aims to avoid legislation while shaping primary elections and state legislature toward prohibition.
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Dallas
Tex
Temperance Bodies of
Texas
First Methodist Church
H. A. Ivy of
Sherman
Texas Local Option Association
Prohibition Party of Texas
Anti-Saloon League of Texas
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
People of
Anti-Saloon League
J. M. Moore
Houston
J. B. Gambrell
B. F. Riley
Prohibition Party
E. H. Conibear
J. B. Cranfill
J. B. Hickman
George C. Rankin
H. A. Ivy
Arthur W. Jones
Local Option Association
Guthrie Governor Haskell to Speak at Bryan Banquet
Gov. Haskell and party depart Guthrie for Lincoln to join a Bryan banquet program Wednesday night. Secretary Cross and Treasurer Menefee accompany him along with Col. Turner and Col. Niblock. Informal dinner in Kansas City Tuesday night precedes the address. Later Omaha and Wichita dates postponed. An invitation to speak at Des Moines constitutional convention on January 28 or 29 is accepted.
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Guthrie
Haskell
Lincoln
Neb
Secretary of State
Cross
Menefee
M. L. Turner
Oklahoma City
L. G. Niblack
Kansas City
Democratic Club
Omaha
Wichita
Kan
Des Moines
Royal Welcome as Ar Rival Stately White Warships Parade
Cheering crowds greet the arrival of a rival fleet to the ar line of white warships, signaling a grand show of naval might and ceremonial pomp.
American Fleet Arrives in Rio de Janeiro Harbor
The American battleship fleet of sixteen ships enters Rio de Janeiro after a 3000 mile voyage from Port of Spain Trinidad. Crowds greet the warships as the Connecticut leads with Brazilian cruisers on either side. Governor ships fire salutes and the fleet anchors in the scenic bay.
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Rio de Janeiro
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Culgoa
Glacier
San Francisco
Cape Frico
Connecticut
Evans
Bremen
Cape Estreque
Minnesota
Thomas
Oklahoma Senatorists Propose Key Bills On State Courts and Prohibition
Senator Robert M. Roddie discusses seventeen new measures, emphasizing bill No. 1 or Jim Crow travel separation and the transfer of federal cases to state courts. He opposes automatic liens on judgments harming homesteads, notes Senate passage of bill No. 6 on case transfer with consent, praises school fund investing and farm loan rates, supports bank deposit guarantees, and foresees possible limits on prohibition enforcement and election law updates in Senate Bill No. 23 with Senator Taylor.
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Oklahoma
Senate
Arkansas
Senate Committee On Banks and Banking
House
Secret world beauty ring sales lure with famed complexion claim
An advertisement promises a quick flawless complexion through a secret endorsed by Orientals and European beauties. It touts a genuine rose cut diamond ring for $2 with a free complexion recipe, urging immediate orders before stock runs out.
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An. Ureras
Europe
Justice Harlan backs fortress Seaport under U S flag
The Justice endorses building a stronger navy and fortifying the Seaport under the American flag to make it impregnable to enemies, emphasizing national defense amid lacking defenses.
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Justice Harlan
United States
Justice Harlan Doubts Political Run After Navy Comment
A Washington dispatch reports Justice Harlan may have considered politics after advocating a 50 million dollar annual navy budget for ten years. He stresses his work remains on defense and would not seek office, while noting cautions about racial conflict and the dangers of war readiness.
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Justice Harlan
New York
the Herald
Washington
Supreme Part of the
United States
Navy League
Gard
Navy
Harian
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Allen
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Board of Agriculture
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Pontotoc
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