Committee Begins Farris Charges Impeachment Review
Oklahoma City January 1 The House Committee on Impeachment and Removal will start assessing Gov Cruce s message transmitting testimony in the forgery case against Giles Farris The Attorney General proposes impeachment charges and questions the Red Book link to State Auditor Meyer. Attorney E J Giddings argues Farris was blameless and urges penalties for baseless charges.
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Cruce
Giles Farris
Farris
Leo Meyer
E. J. Giddings
Justice of the Peace
Giddings
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Justice Court
Meyer
Willis and McClain Tie in Holden Ville Office Ceremony
Thomas Willis and Dora E. McClain of Holden Ville were married this afternoon at the county judge I M Kine’s office. The ceremony was officiated by Judge I M Kine.
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Thomas Willis
Dora E. McClain
Holdenville
I. M. Kine
Plead Guilty in Two Horse Stealing Cases
Deputy Sheriff Sanders brings Virgil Welch and Lynn Womack, both about sixteen, after their capture for stealing two horses and a saddle from P. A. Norris. The youths pleaded guilty before Justice Brown. sentences to be fixed later by Judge.
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Sanders
Konawa
Virgil Welch
Lynn Womack
P. A. Norris
McLoud
Norris
Brown
Eastern Oklahoma Agricultural Conference Set For Muskogee
A February 4 meeting in Muskogee brings farmers merchants and organizations together to improve Eastern Oklahoma agriculture. State and federal representatives discuss demonstrations programs and bulletins while plans include county organization funding and a special educational train by M E T Ry. over rail lines to expand outreach and output.
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Oklahoma
Eastern Oklahoma
A. & M. College
Muskogee Commercial Club
Pettis County
Missouri
Carrol
Jordan
Sedalia
Clinton County
Iowa
Middle West
Farmer’s Institutes
Oklahoma House Probes Attorney General Expenses
Oklahoma City January 16 The House considers Morris and Curry resolutions demanding itemized accounts of Attorney General Charles West expenses since statehood. They note shoe shining tips hotel staff fruit and newspaper purchases and undetailed secret service charges totaling about 177000. Resolutions request explanations and a tax collection audit against Western Coal and Mining and Rock Island Coal and Mining.
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Oklahoma City
Charles West
House of Representatives
Morris
Stephens County
Mr. Curry
Tulsa
Hill
Pittsburg
Maxey
House
Home Rule Bill Passes Commons After Long Battle
London January 16 The home rule bill won approval in the House of Commons by 110 votes after two divisions. Rejection motion failed 258 to 368 and third reading passed 367 to 257 with some members absent. Leaders Frederick E. Smith Sir John A Simon John Redmond Timothy Healy Augustine Birrell prominent as Irish and British factions filled the galleries.
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London
House of Commons
House of
House of Lords
Frederick E. Smith
John A Simon
John E. Redmond
Timothy Healy
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
A Peanut Factory for Ada Could Boost Local Farmers
The piece argues Ada could support a peanut factory as a new industry. It notes Pontotoc county farmers are already growing peanuts and suggests a factory would diversify crops and provide a ready market for goobers without high startup costs.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma House Floats Broad Abolition and Investment Bills
Oklahoma City January 16. House members introduced varied measures including abolition of several normal schools Ada Durant Weatherford and a Texas Robertson life insurance investment rule requiring 75 percent of state reserves in Oklahoma securities. Bills also address miner bathhouses Sunday baseball and servile labor bans, county bank deposits, barber shop sanitation, anti usury rules, and sinking fund loans to residents with state city and county oversight.
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Berry
McIntosh County
Ada
Durant
Weatherford
Hill
Pittsburg
Oklahoma
Peery of Latimer
Harrison
Curry
Tulsa
Arkansas
Grand
Cimarron
Hill of
Washita
Curtis
Spengler
Bishop
Don’t Take Calomel for Liver Trouble Ad
An Ada drugstore advertises Hot Springs Liver Buttons for 25 cents claiming to cure constipation, indigestion, sick headaches, dizziness, and skin issues while toning the liver and boosting energy. It promotes a free sample from Hot Springs Arkansas and urges readers to break out of rut and seek new paths.
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Hot Springs
Postal
Ark
Mad- Ox Drug Store
Ada
Denison Motor Car Service Urged by Local Papers
Ada News urges action on establishing motor car service to Denison. Denison Herald backs vigorous agitation, calling for persistent effort and a meeting to discuss the idea.
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Denison
Ada News
Denison Herald
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