Oklahoma Governor Defends Constitution Amid Press Critique
Governor N. Haskell replies to a Enid Eagle article accusing him of misleading statements. He praises Oklahoma's constitution, denounces press criticism as driven by special interests, and urges unity across parties to support honest government and state advancement.
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Guthrie
Okla
Eagle
Enid
Haskell
United States
Muskogee
Roosevelt
State of
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ohio
N. Haskell
Oklahoma City hosts statewide conference on Katy boycott
Governor Haskell and Attorney General West press Oklahoma bankers and merchants to end the Katy boycott. Oklahoma City business leaders meet to consider Kansas City rate rejections and a proposed equalization plan for M K T railway traffic amid disputes with Kansas City merchants.
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Oklahoma City
Haskell
West
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Bankers of
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Katy
Clark Hudson
Oklahoma Federation of Commercial Clubs
Retailers’ Association
Johnston
The
Traffic Association
Fred A. Finneran
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce and Traffic Association
Federated Clubs
H. G. Wilson
Transportation Bureau
Kansas City Commercial Club
Transportation Committee
State
Kansas City Transportation Committee
Galveston
Texas City
Oklahoma Cities
Kansas City Transportation Bureau
A. W. McKeand
Wilson
Deficiency Bill Vetoed In Part In Oklahoma
Gov Haskell signed the deficiency appropriation bill after vetoing items totaling 33396.04. net deficiencies remain 401540.78. Other bills approved include pure food acts and local measures. many counties receive authorizations and the Williams, Gilmer and Gouding insurance acts are enacted.
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Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
State Pure Food and Public Health Department
State University
Tonkawa
Territorial Board of Regents
Ada
Weatherford Normal Schools
Statehood
Governor’s Office
Secretary of State
State Examiner and Inspector
Criminal Court of Appeals
State Printing Department
Oklahoma Insane Asylum
School For the Deaf
Boards of Education
Unifor
England
Canada
Gilmer
Roosevelt sails for East Africa on first stage of big game journey
Theodore Roosevelt departs Sagamore Hill aboard the Hamburg from Hoboken at 11 06 amid cheering crowds. Police clear a path as he smiles and acknowledges supporters one hat and a leather case lost in the crush. He speaks briefly to reporters and sends a farewell telegram to President Taft.
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New York
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilds
East Africa
Sagamore Hill
Hoboken
Roosevelt
Rooosevelt
President Taft
City Council Sets Special Election For Gas Franchise
The city council met to handle unfinished business and passed an ordinance ordering a special election on the fourth Tuesday in April to decide whether the city should grant a gas franchise to W. L. Reed and W. H. Ehey.
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W. L. Reed
W. H. Ehey
Governor Haskell signs diverse bills in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma March 23 Governor Haskell signed house bills by Ross on sidewalks and alleys Haynes on nitro glycerine storage and manufacture Boyle on explosives in mines Charles on cemeteries distance Bryan on drainage Rotenberry on conspiratorial robbery and senate bills by Thomas for protection of emblems rituals and features of benevolent secret societies Taylor amending the county weigher law.
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Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
House
Ross
Haynes
Boyle
Charles
Bryan
Rotenberry
Senate
Thomas
Taylor
Judge West Disposes Cases In 36 Minute Court Session
In a 36 minute session Judge West disposed of several cases. Albert Weaver pleaded guilty to burglary in two cases and was sentenced to two years in the McAlester penitentiary. R. Williams, jailed four months awaiting trial, pled guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon and received one day in jail. Otto Willard pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to kill and was sentenced to one year in the McAlester state penitentiary. Two writs of habeas corpus were entered with bonds granted. Sixty six U. S. misdemeanor cases were dismissed.
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West
Albert Weaver
McAlester
R. Williams
Otto Willard
Arraignment on Bebbitt murder case ends in jail without bond
Oscar Peeler and John Williamson Jr were arraigned yesterday for preliminary trial on complicity in the Bebbitt murder case. They waived exam and were committed to jail without bond. Janis Rickard was also tried yesterday on grand larceny and bound over to district court in 500 dollars.
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Oscar Peeler
John Williamson, Jr
Bebbitt
Janis Rickard
Buff Orpingtons for sale by Mrs Walker
Buff Orpingtons offered at $1.25 per dozen eggs with white guarantee. Birds described as fine and delicious for table use and excellent layers. Address provided by Mrs. W. L. Walker.
Ada Prospects Report Positive By Guthrie Messenger
Otis Weaver in Guthrie sends a hopeful telephone message about Ada. The outlook for Ada is described as favorable and the efforts of local residents are acknowledged as pursuing the best outcomes for the community.
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Otis Weaver
Guthrie
Ada
Guthrie Fellows Attend Ada Celebration
The text notes that Justice Furman and chief supreme clerk Campbell with Supreme Court reporter Parker may visit Ada to celebrate the securing of state normal. It also mentions hopes that the governor will accompany them and that Swamp should bring his bow and uniform.
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Townsiain
Furman
Supreme Clerk
Campbell
Supreme Court
Parker
Ada
Swamp
G L Clement Dies From Runaway Incident Injuries
G L Clement of 16th Street died at 11 this morning from wounds received last Sunday when he tried to stop a runaway team on Main Street. Relatives are summoned and burial date is not yet set.
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G. L. Clement
16Th Street
Main Street
Marriage Licenses Reported in Francis Conway and Konawa
Columbus lawyers aged 20 and Miss Freddie Baxter aged 15 of Francis are listed for marriage. Bud Shehan 25 and Miss Alice Finney 17 of Conway also appear. T. L. Mattison 27 of Konawa with Miss Donmey Sneed 17 of Stratford are recorded.
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Columbus Lawyers
Freddie Baxter
Francis
Bud Shehan
Alice Finney
Con
Way
T. L. Mattison
Konawa
Miss Donmey Sneed
Stratford
Marriage Licenses Issued in Ada Connections
Marriage licenses issued include T. L. Mathison of Konawa and Miss Dony Sneed of Stratford, then Bud Sheehan and Miss Alice Finney, both of Con. Ada residents report interference from crying babies in nurseries at the Ada Normal.
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T. L. Mathison
Konawa
Dony Sneed
Stratford
Bud Sheehan
Alice Finney
Con
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