Henry Starr 25 Years Of Daring Outlawry
Henry Starr, dies at Harrison Ark from a bullet wound while attempting to rob a bank. Born in Fort Gibson in 1875 to a Cherokee father, Starr’s career spanned Oklahoma and Colorado with first arrests in 1892, bank holdups in Caney Kansas and Amity Colorado, multiple federal convictions, Roosevelt pardons, and parolees before 1919. He later engaged in real estate and motion pictures.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Starr
Harrison
Ark
Southwest
Oklahoma
Starr
Fort Gibson
Okla
Nowata
Floyd Wilson
United States
Caney
Kan
Valley National Bank
Indian Territory
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fort Smith
Roosevelt
Federal
Columbus
Ohio
Tulsa
Amity, Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
Stroud
The Yeast Cake Robbery and Motor Law Talk
The piece recalls a trio of stage guidance from a couple and chauffeur about car safety, then an armored car robbery ends with a jab at outlaws and a call to criminalize driving or legalize thievery. It ends noting the country’s readjustment and a quip about progress.
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Henry
Sheriff Fee Bill Finalized By Legislature In Texas
The Texas Legislature passed final form of the John E. Davis sheriff fee bill raising fees in smaller counties by about 40 to 50 percent with a Senate amendment excluding feeding prisoners from the fee limit after January 1, 1923. Amounts set include 2 for each arrest, 75 cents per witness, 1 for writs, 1.50 for bonds, 1 for each commitment, 1 for jury summons, 2 per day for habeas corpus, 4 for witness transport, 19 cents per mile or 12 cents by rail for prisoner transport, and 7 1/2 cents per mile for other process service. The bill also details mileage rules and caps. An unrelated advertisement promotes Watkins selling opportunities with 52 years in business and 20,000,000 users.
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Austin
Texas
House
Senate
John E. Davis
Watkins
Ariond
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
Rolling stones and mud mark dirty politics in climate of campaigns
The saying about rolling stones and moss frames a view of political contests as muddy affairs. Observers note that campaigns intensify rhetoric and personal attacks as candidates vie for influence and media attention.
Trespass Notice Warns Against Hunting or Fishing
Notice prohibits hunting or fishing on the property and warns that any violator will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Signed by W. Henderson and referencing 271f Cc.
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Schreiner
Hodges Co
Hankins Drug CO
Cc. W. Henderson
Kodak Pictures
Brownwood
Tex
Kimble County Abstract Company
E. Holekamp, Prep
Kimble County
Junction, Texas
Junction and
Menard, Texas
Erial
John R. Smart
CKY Grocery
T. B. Reynolds, Propriet Or
Willinery
Phillip Josephs
Albert Beitel
Ally Beitel
E. Schwethelm
Jesse
Beitel
Beitel Lumber Company
Kerrville, Texas
W. M. Bauhof
Ada Nance
Tifal
Alex J. Hamer
Beau
Miss
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