Oklahoma House Adjourns After Death Of Member’s Daughter
The Oklahoma House adjourned at 2 20 pm out of respect after learning the death of Representative W M Barrys seven year old daughter at the Cecil rooms in Oklahoma City. A committee was named to accompany the remains to the family home in Okfuskee county. A suffrage resolution was presented authorizing a constitutional amendment to the people to decide on women’s suffrage. The session heard fifteen bills and two resolutions on first call for introduction.
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Okfuskee County
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Nesbitt
Paul Neeblesbitt
Defense Measures Debated Before Committee
In a January session the committee weighs universal military training as a peace time precaution. Debate centers on necessity, scope, and potential impact on national defense readiness.
Police Seize Air Guns Amid City Campaign
Police have begun a campaign to seize air guns in the city. The effort, described as a crusade, followed a late afternoon office meeting at the Kette Compia ale, ending with conv. la era.
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Kette
French War Minister Pushes Younger Generals
Paris January 3 General Lyautey minister of war is vigorously pushing a policy begun with Joffre's relief from command. He transfers eleven generals to the reserve and promotes younger officers who distinguished themselves at the Somme and Verdun.
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France
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Verdun
Police probe all friends in murdered girl case
Philadelphia detectives pursue multiple leads in the death of Alzie Cather uncovering potential involvement among friends and admirers. Capt. Tate notes one man questioned has cleared himself while others remain under scrutiny as the investigation continues.
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Alzie Cather
Clare
Tate
Mine Colbert
Pia
Rome
Advertising club backs one million dollar county road bonds
Oklahoma City Advertising club at its meeting today adopted a resolution favoring permanent highways for Oklahoma county and urging the county commissioners to call an election on a proposed 1,000,000 bond issue to build hard surfaced roads. The club wants voters to decide if they will fund their own roads with tax money.
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Oklahoma County
Qpenty Commissioners
Automobile Dealers’ Association
Oklahoma City
Local Firm Bids on Provident Bonds in City Sale
A local firm submitted the best bid for the Provident bonds. The winning bidders will receive the stock block five days after notification. Commissioners plan to meet tomorrow to consider the bond sale.
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Ity
Filipino Firemen Die From Confined Air in Naval Collier
Ten Filipino firemen aboard the naval collier Ajax moored at Cavite died after hours of confinement in a room above the ship’s boilers. The men were punished for misconduct and were found unresponsive on the vessel. Local authorities investigate the incident.
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Cavite
Nous
Condemned Indian Granted Reprieve After Petition
A clemency action from Washington indicates the president granted a reprieve after reviewing petitions. Telegrams and official inquiries sought clemency for the condemned Indian individual, with presidential action issued yesterday.
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Alice
Nhe Econ
Washington
County Releases Ten City Prisoners
A local police station reports ten city prisoners were released after reassessment of pending charges. Officials indicate inspections and reforms aim to reduce overcrowding while ensuring safety and lawful processing of cases.
New Counterfeit $10 Bill Is Out
A new counterfeit ten dollar bill circulates, prompting warnings of fake currency in circulation. Authorities urge vigilance and advise checking security features to verify genuine notes.
Mexican consul sone faces arms and narcotics charges
New York January 3 Juan T Burns Carranea consul here was today charged with aiding shipments of arms and ammunition to Vernorm in violation of President Wilsons embargo proclamation of October 19. Three indictments allege a conspiracy to violate the embargo and deceiving customs by false manifests. The case involves a company operated in Galveston and connections to Carranza officials.
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Muskogee Banker on Federal Board
A Muskogee banker joins the federal board as term reappointment signals continued local influence. The announcement notes confirmation by federal authorities and outlines implications for regional financial oversight.
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Muskogee
Sleeping Man Found Aboard Panhandle Train
A sleeper recalls waking on a westbound Pan Handle passenger train 200 miles from his city with no ticket in hand. He notes buying no ticket, finding a ticket later, and continuing his journey to Chicago where he stayed several days before waking fully dressed on the train.
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Convicts Return to Kansas Prison
Topeka January 3 Governor Capper reported convicts returned to the state prison after missing the midnight deadline. Sixteen prisoners were back inside the facility while one, Tex Shafter, remained delayed by his train and arrived today.
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Ken
Efach
Capper
J. K. Codding
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Tex” Shafter
England halts coal exports to Norway in strict notice
A Copenhagen quoted Telegraph dispatch says Norway reports Britain has prohibited coal exports to Norway due to unmet obligations. The exchange telegraph notes poor follow through on duties cited by Norwegian papers.
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London
Copenhagen
Norway
Kans Police Officers Acquitted in City Case
Hiram W. Hameall and RL Jerse, former top Kansas police officials, acquitted amid a case tied to internal misdeeds. Court proceedings concluded with the judgment clearing both defendants of misconduct claims.
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Jen. S
Hiram W. Hameall
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Neta Hatte Bag
Borers Confer With President In Mexico Talks
Washington reports say President Wilken will confer this afternoon with Secretary Lane and the Mexican American commissioners. The American side plans only a statement of position, signaling possible end of the commission. No other business will be discussed. the president is expected to return to duties in about three weeks.
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Fothier
Meico City
Anette
Sevan
Grave international situation voiced by Mexican official
Queretaro Mexico January statement by Palavacini secretary of public instruction who often spoke for General Carranza declared the international situation grave. Carranza refused to meet U S representatives until American troops withdrew, as national honor and integrity were at stake.
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Constitutional Assembly
Carranga
United States
Mexico
County Court Rules Car Case Involving Mortgage Dispute
A county court rules on a car related dispute involving a mortgage and machine equipment. The decision addresses ownership and costs in a case where the automobile and related equipment are central to the dispute.
Senate Defers Action On Peage Note Amid Debate
Washington January 3 Senate stalls a resolution by Senator Hitchcock endorsing the peace note to end the war. Lodge and Borah attack German policy and Bernstorff, while supporters press for approval to back the president’s terms. The debate centers on seeking terms and ending the war in civilization's name.
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