Oklahoma Governor Haskell Praises Limited Lobbying in State Visit
Guthrie Oklahoma January 10 The governor sent three messages to the senate praising restrained lobbying and urging mailed copies of bills to company representatives. He urged protections for animal values on school lands and emergency laws to protect leases for gas oil and minerals. He called for consent for federal sites tax-exempt under federal rules. The senate passed a transfer of cases to state courts and a commission plan for evaluating state institutions. The House had no session. Local drug ads promote Bees Laxative Cough Syrup and ManZan for piles.
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Guthrie
Senate
Uspa
Messrs
Taylor
Davis
Battle for Indian Territory schools grows tense
Cameron accuses John D. Benedict of obstructing public officers while Benedict opposes state plans to organize districts for a new school term. Cameron asks Governor Johnston and Chickasaw legislature to arrest Benedict. The dispute involves Indian Territory schooling and interior department control. Cheesie McIntosh, Creek, supports school regulations.
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Cameron
Guthrie
Okla
Indian Territory
John D. Benedict
H. D. Johnston
Benedict
Secretary of the Interior
Cheesie
McIntosh
Court Enforces Dignity as Bell Boy Interrupts Supreme Court
Guthrie Oklahoma January 10. A hotel bell boy interrupted a State Supreme Court session by shouting a guest's name. Chief Justice Williams ordered arrest and warned the boy the court is not a political convention. The chase ended in the basement and the judge reminded him to speak in whispers in the court.
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Guthrie, Ok
State Supreme Court
Ione Hotel
Supreme Court
Bell Boy
Aise
Mistah Pat Nagle
Kingfisher
Williams
Guthrie
Supreme Cour
Mrs Barrey to Give Four Readings in Ada
Ada residents will welcome Maggie Barrey a leading Southern reader as she plans four entertainments at the XX Century Club with proceeds benefiting the public library fund The first two dates are the 17th and 18th with two more to be announced later Mrs Barrey a Kid Key college literature teacher is renowned for Shakespeare renditions and the program promises instruction and entertainment
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Ada
Maggie Barrey
South
XX Century Club
Public Library Fund
Henrike resigns from school land board post
Guthrie Ok Jan 10 W W F Henrike a member of the segregated company and asphalt commission and recently named assistant secretary of the school land board in charge of the farm loan department resigns from the former commission. Speaker Murray who led the constitutional convention is mentioned in the brief item.
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Guthrie, Ok
F. Henrike
Segregated Co. and Asphalt Commission
T! School Land Board
T! Farm Loan Department
Tod
Murray
Constitutional Convent
Tank Explosion Tramples Women and Children in Pa. Theater
Boyertown Pennsylvania January 13 a catastrophic moving picture tank explosion at Rhoads Opera House during a Scottish Reformation performance caused a deadly rush to exits. The blaze and flaming oil from lanterns and stage lights wounded and killed nearly a hundred people many from prominent families. The collapse sent crowds to the basement as screams filled the building.
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Boyertown
Rhoads’ Opera House
Monroe
Washington
Pera
Oklahoma county clerks meet in Guthrie for uniform assessment plan
County clerks from across Oklahoma gathered in Guthrie on January 9 to establish a uniform plan of assessment under state law. They discussed cash base assessments, possible pay for extra duties, and the need for legislative action. County Clerk Taylor of Blaine County chaired. Clerk Sneed of Texas County served as secretary.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Taylor
Blaine County
Sneed
Texas County
Roosevelt Orders Withdrawal of Federal Troops in Nevada
Washington announces President Roosevelt will withdraw federal troops from Goldfield Nevada shortly after Nevada legislature begins special session. The White House releases a report and a letter to Gov Sparks dated January 4, stating troops may be removed once the legislature assembles, unless the report’s facts are contradicted. The commission urges that Nevada assume primary responsibility for maintaining order.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Goldfield
New
White House
Special Investigating Commission
Sparks
Cport
Overnor
Neada
Nevada
Oklahoma Delegation Garlands Garfield on Five Tribes Land
Members of the Oklahoma delegation conferred with Secretary Garfield in Washington on January 11 to consider legislation removing restrictions on land belonging to the Five Civilized Tribes. The talks focused on easing restrictions and potential impacts on tribal land ownership and allotments.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Seretary
Garfield
State to Deposit Only Insured Funds in Banks
Guthrie Oklahoma January 9 The State school land department will place no state money in banks without insurance under the state guarantee bill. A resolution adopted by the state board requires that after February 14 only banks with certificates from the state Banking Board showing deposits secured by the state guarantee fund may hold state deposits.
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Guthrie
State School Land Department
State Board
State Banking Board
Oklahoma
Star athlete Urban Angney dies in university plunge
Urban Angney 22-year-old captain and versatile Kansas University star athlete leapt from Frazer Hall at the university in Lawrence Kansas. He left a note saying his life was passed and he owed a debt. Classes were suspended as the shock of his suicide gripped campus.
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Urban Angney
Frazer Hall
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas University
Rome
University
Angney
Jesus
Wellington
Kansas
Senate Passes Tillman Resolution on Railroad Stock Purchases
The Senate today adopted Mr Tillmans resolution seeking information from the Interstate Commerce Commission about railroad companies buying stock in competing lines. The unfinished business was a bill to code penal laws of the United States, and its reading began. Senate adjourned at 3 22 p m until tomorrow.
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Senate
Washington
Tillman
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Dr Shoop's Restorative Promoted For Nerve Health
An old health ad touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as strengthening stomach heart and kidney nerves. It claims quick help from Restorative tablets or liquid, offered by a Wisconsin doctor and sold by local grocers.
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G. B Tare
Sledge Lumber Co Advertises Low Lumber Prices in Ada
Lumber down and sold by car load with payment before unloading or by wagon load from our yard at good prices. Also available shingles doors windows and mouldings at the right price. Ada is our home and we are for Ada.
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Ada
Sledge Lumber Coo
Dissolution of Partnership in Mignty Oklahoma Firm
Notice of dissolution of partnership between M. Wong and J. B. Carleton in Mignty Oklahoma with mutual consent and liabilities to be assumed by successor. Also includes extraneous ad copy for a skin preparation by E. W. Rose Medical Co. and a separate listing for Gwin Mays & Co.
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Ong & Carleton
NL Long
Carleton
Merhe
Mignty
Oklahoma
Pontotoe Heen
Zemo
E. W. Rose Med. Co
St. Louis
Gwin, Mays & CO
Kodol Digestive Remedy Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
An ad touts Kodol as a scientific natural digestant blend of vegetable acids and stomach juices, guaranteed to aid digestion and relief after meals. Crescent Drug Store and F Z Holley carry the product. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is recommended for piles and sold by Crescent Drug Store and Z Holley.
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Crescent Drug Store
F. Holley
F. Z. Holley
DeWitt
Z. Holley
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Redwine
Nauraway
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Gwip- Mays & Co
Cameron Spunky
Chickasaws
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Gwin-Mays &@ C
Joe King
Woodland
Tex
Atlas
Beaver City
Boyer Town
Owen
FOE
New State
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Embers
Dascomb-Daneels Lumber
Hawe
Ihe Villar
oMing
Eczema
Bee
Poland
China Pigs
Frank Huddleston
Ada, Oklahoma
R. E. Haynes
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