Oklahoma Rebel Legislators Dispersed by Walton Army
Oklahoma City dispatch reports military occupation of the state capitol to block an extra session of the lower house aimed at impeaching Governor Walton. About 100 guardsmen patrolled all entrances as Colonel Key ordered dispersal at noon. The session call, signed by 65, was filed minutes before.
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State Capitol
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Oklahoma
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William S. Key
Oklahoma County
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Key
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R. A. Sneed
Prominent Ouachita Planter Shot Near Bosco
Edward DeGraffenreid a 55 year old Ouachita parish planter living near Bosco was ambushed and shot at midnight dying at St Francis sanitarium after a right thorax wound severed an artery. Sheriff T A Grant investigates the case as Will Eason is linked to the scene for alleged whiskey manufacturing. Autopsy performed by Coroner C P Gray.
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Judges Oglesby and Hammon to meet in Baton Rouge
Judge R W Oglesby and District Attorney W J Hammon will travel to Baton Rouge for a 9 o'clock Friday conference at the executive mansion. Governor Parker called the meeting to discuss alleged Klux Klan influence in Jackson parish and contempt charges against four Jonesboro citizens.
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Jonesboro
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German government faces Ruhr peace after ending passive resistance
Berlin reports the German government moves to restore Ruhr normalcy after ending passive resistance. Observers question how Berlin can regain economic freedom without clashing with France and Belgium which now control mines railways and telegraphs. occupying powers' response remains uncertain.
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Ruhr
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Monroe introduces four model apartments on Calypso Street
The Casper Co. Inc builds two duplex houses on Calypso Street with four model apartments ready for occupancy by October 15. Each unit features combined living and bedroom space, breakfast room, kitchenette with stove and icebox, water heater, built in cupboards, rear bedroom with large closets, and a through hall. Casper plans further development with concrete walks and garages.
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Thomas U Sisson Dies in Washington After Seven House Terms
Former Mississippi Congressman Thomas U Sisson died in his Washington hotel from apoplexy at age, having served seven terms and retiring in March. He chaired the house appropriation committee in the sixty seventh Congress and campaigned to cut the regular army size. He lived in Winona, Mississippi, and was survived by a widow.
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Defence to Close in Yarbrough Riot Case in Macon
In Macon Georgia on September 26 the defense in Dr C A Yarbrough’s riot charge regarding the flogging of W O Barnett prepared to close direct evidence within an hour. The trial entered the hearsay and rebuttal phase as witnesses for both sides concluded their testimonies and the state called Sheriff Hicks in rebuttal.
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C. A. Yarbrough
W. O. Barnett
Hicks
More Evidence Heard In Naval Inquiry On Honda Wreck
San Diego Cal Sept 6 More testimony on the Honda wreck was to be heard today as the naval court of inquiry probes the Delphy which altered course eastward and struck rocks off Honda Sept 8 Witnesses include officers tied to the Delphy and flagship duties The Delphy captain admitted an error of judgment while noting a northerly current radio compass at Point Arguello and possible effects from currents after a Japanese earthquake and a solar eclipse commentary
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San Diego
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Delphy
Honda
Naval Court of Inquiry
Hunter
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Vote leads to Hill win in Spokane contest
With eighty six of 509 precincts unreported democratic leaders claim Judge Samuel R. Hill beat state Senator C E Myers by 359 votes. Separate items report on labor, disease, preservation, and other international and national issues.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Samuel R. Hill
C. E. Myers
Ebert Urges Abandonment of Passive Resistance in Ruhr
President Ebert declares the struggle to fund and sustain passive resistance in the Ruhr must end while pledging no concession of German territory. The proclamation cites 180000 people displaced and over 100 killed, and notes last week’s Ruhr support cost 3.5 billion marks.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Poincare Returns to Foreign Office Awaiting Ruhr Compliance
Premier Poincare resumes duties at the foreign office after a rest at Sampigny and will form an opinion on German political events only after Ruhr resistance ends and industrial compliance with occupation orders is shown. An official close to the premier stated the condition clearly.
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Ruhr
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Stock Exchange Chief Refuses Questions on NYC Bucketshop
Seymour L. Cromwell, president of the New York Stock Exchange, refused to answer questions about a recent Atlantic City address alleging politicians tried to influence exchange officials for bucketshop operators. Ferdinand Pecora said Cromwell would be brought before the grand jury for immediate examination.
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New York
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New York Stock Exchange
Banton
Atlantic City
Stock Exchange
Ferdinand Pecora
Cromwell
Grand Jury
Rhineland separatists plan rally for Rhineland republic
Berlin reports rising activity among Rhineland separatists who formed a general directorate and scheduled a grand rally in Duesseldorf next Sunday to proclaim a Rhineland republic.
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