Democrats Win With 26 to 16 In Congressional Baseball Fight
Washington July 16 Democrats routed Republicans 26 to 16 at American League Park led by Rep Kinkead and Oldfield with Heflin on the field while Mr Cannon watched. Apostrophe of officials and a thunderstorm capped a light hearted day of charity baseball amid extended remarks.
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Washington
Joe” Cannon
House of Representatives
American League Park
Ball Park
Texas
Representative Burke
Pennsylvania
Gaines
West Virginia
Alphonse and
Gaston
Free Traders
Tener
Representative Kinkead
New Jersey
Lajoie
Oldfield
Arkansas
Mr. Burke
Speaker Cannon
Father James Reynolds
Red Bank
N. J
Mike O'Day
Peace through displays of naval strength urged abroad
The Pacific fleet may deter unrest as Lt. Cmdr Bush urges a show of force to reassure Filipinos and other nations. The local navy recruiting station notes no official word on cruiser movements despite press reports.
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Pacific Fleet
Bush
Uncle Sam
Orient
Flood outlook eases as Kansas City crest reached
Traffic resumes as rivers hold steady after nights of rainfall. Kansas River at 23.9 feet and Missouri at 27 feet. Topeka reports a three foot fall. Rail lines restore service with Chicago trains rerouted and main lines opening. South and southeast routes remain troubled.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas River
Topeka
Eastern
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
Dean Lake
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Chicago & Alton
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Higbee
Disbarment Case Tests Immunity Clause in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma July 13 the disbarment proceedings against Virgil R Biggers former Pottawatomie County attorney were heard by the state supreme court Judge Me Keown Ada filed a motion for judgment on the pleadings and Biggers was given until August 15 to file a brief and until the second Tuesday in September to answer Officials expect the immunity clause of the constitution to define the rights of a witness who testifies against others to escape punishment or forfeiture The disbarment against District Judge Maben related to bribe allegations also awaits action and could affect pending indictments the state bar commission seeks fair proceedings for all cases.
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Guthrie
Okla
Virgil R. Biggers
Pottawatomie
Supreme Court
Me.Keown
Ada
State Bar Association
Biggers
Maben
Abbott Pays Large Subscription to Daily News
J A Abbott of Abbott paid the Daily News a substantial subscription sum on Saturday.
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J. A. Abbott
Abbott
the News
State Health Department to require tuberculosis reports
Guthrie Oklahoma July 14 The State Health Department will begin a vigorous fight on consumption and from Aug 1 will require all tuberculosis cases to be reported to county superintendents of health. Blanks will collect patient age sex color nativity occupation and address illness onset duration exposure residence and household details. Sputum samples will be sent to state laboratories to trace origins and aid control efforts.
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Guthrie
State Health Department
Mahr
State Board of Health
Dispensary Ordered Opened in Sulphur Oklahoma
Sulphur Oklahoma July 14 a state dispensary for sale of liquors on physicians prescriptions has been ordered opened with D A Wiley as local agent. Pawhuska and Antlers dispensaries will not be opened due to remonstrances.
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Guthrie
D. A. Wiley
Pawhuska
Real Estate Boomers in Oklahoma Post Office Battle
Farmers and merchants in Keller Sneed and Wheeler Oklahoma clash with Ardmore real estate boomers over a proposed Oil City post office and new townsite tied to a district high school. Congressman Carter protests delays any office until a thorough federal examination is conducted.
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Washington, D. C
Keller, Sneed
Wheeler
Carter County
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Carter
Post Office Department
Oklahoma Retailers Eye Honest Lawmakers Says Nation
W E Nation of Oklahoma City told Retailers' Association delegates that many legislators are broken down lawyers and politicians. He urged merchants to elect their own men, opposing brass band tactics and calling the average politician a deadbeat. The meeting extended to tomorrow for officer elections.
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Oklahoma City
Retailers’ Association
W. E. Nation of
Oklahoma Citty
Commission to hear Brenan anti trust ice case in Tishomingo
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission will meet in Tishomingo on July 28 to hear J E Brenan of Tishomingo against the Tishomingo Ice and Cold Storage Co. alleging monopoly power and discriminatory practices in ice supplies. The action cites an anti trust act provision giving the Commission authority over public necessity goods.
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Guthrie
Corporation Commission
Tishomingo
J. E. Brenan
Tishomingo Ice and Cold Storage Company
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Taft
Chevy Chase
Sherman
Representative Heflin
Alabama
Ty Cobb
Mr. Heflin
Heflin
Representative Howland
Ohio
Longworth
Senate Committee On Finance
Adam Beck
Katy
Frisco
Townsend
19Th Street
Broadway
Rennie
17Th Street
Beck
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Pontotoc
State of
Dol Williams
Bill Brinlee
Same
Luke Tinsley
Andy Blevins
Newt McClure
Bob Stevenson
G. M. Ramsey
William Brunner
Jim Dodgins
Bill Watson
Henry Bellew
Bill Gough
R E Gough
Burt Crawford
Jess Browning
Priest
Demos
Repubs
Webb
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Hughes
Kinkhead
Garrett
Tennessee
McDermott
Illinois
Robinson
O'Connell
Massachusetts
Dan Driscoll
New York
Cox
Muskogee
Ray Johnson
Chookah
A. E. Havens
C. E. Chapman
H. L. Moore
Newton McClure
J. P. Court
Joel Terrell
R Roach
Frisco By Co
C Rollow
W L Anderson
Tapp Clothing Co
M D Chapple
Gay & Harris
M K & T Ry Co
A A Bobbitt
Prisco Ry Co
Crawford & Bolen
Lillie Good
JC Roff & Sons
Frisco Ry Co
Cochran & Roff
Roff Grain Co
T A Martin
T H Williams
Scott W. Lanham
R J Mole
C Long
Chas Lamar
A Kilpatrick
G A Heaman
Dean Electric Co
Francis Tel Co
Wapels-Painter Co
Hattox Et al
H J Hudson
R E Hoggard
Gertrude Case
Duke Stone
William Felter
Ada Title
Casey & Corbitt
Jeff D Neal
Stonewall Trading Co
F L Thompson
L B Goff
Westheimer Swartz Shoe Co
J Reed & Co
Copeland & Sloan
Farmers Gin Co
Chapman
Caster Et al
J A Corbitt
WB Young
Chas Daggs
Hessey Ellis Drug Co
G M Ramsey
American Investment Co
H Potts
EB Bellew
W L Mullins
Reubin M
Roddie
BC King
A Harris
DA Harris
WO Neeley
MK &T Ry Co
Bar Commission
LUNDS
G. M. Ramsby
Ada News Printery
C. B. Weaver
Agency
W. E. Nation
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