Fireman Hurt as Motor Car Turns Over at Crossing
Pilot loses control of machine at Broadway crossing causing tractor of the car to tip over. Fireman Galvan suffers slight injuries, wagon delays, and a fire at The Battery street station causes up to $50 damage.
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Roc Galyon
Pgne
Roel Jnland
Broadway
Galvan
Enine
Othe
Galven
Main Street
Rock Island
Mist Street
Neal Tal
Hattery
West Main Street
Cody Burial Spot to Be Selected
Lookout mountain near Denver set to host the selection of a burial site for William F. Cody Buffalo Bill who died last Wednesday W F Mills of the Denver park department will pick from five proposed sites The body will lie in state at the capitol from 9 AM to noon tomorrow followed by a funeral service in the afternoon Burial is planned for this spring The Masonic orders will hold custody of the remains in the interim
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Denver
Jaip
Lookout Mountain
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
W. F. Mills
Denver Park Department
Capitol
City Legislators Plan Police Courts Bill
Senator Robert Burns and Representative RL Disney of will prepare a bill to establish an effective municipal court framework in response to recent criminal court of appeals rulings. Jury provision is the first consideration as they gather data for a month and plan a conference next week to draft the measure.
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Robert Burns
RL. Disney
Ji Tom Ne
Criminal Court of Appeals
Hurns
Frisco Railway Fined $1000 for Violating State Order
The Frisco Railroad company was fined $1000 by the state railroad commission for violating an order that defined the time in which freight ships could move. Tulsa Traffic and operation officials W. G. Shelly and S. Sankey, producers, were fined $1000 each for violation of oil and gas conservation laws.
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Frisco Railroad Company
Morning HA Corporation Commission
Ei Thall
Tulsa
W. G. Shelly
S. Sankey
Girls Go Swimming in Perfumed Water
CHICAGO January 13 Cards at the University of China today were swimming in perfumed water as a result of the installation in the girls natatorium of a sterilizing machine which also cleans the water.
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Chicago
University of China
Youth Slain by Tulsa Police in Liquor Raid
Vernon Hatcheld aged unknown was fatally shot by Tulsa police during a liquor raid after a speeding car fled. The incident occurred Friday night near Morland Valley station. Hatcheld, reportedly unconnected to the raid, was killed as officers fired on the vehicle. His brother, a Meal boy, was in the car at the time and appeared to drive it toward his parents’ home and then to a hospital. City officials opened an investigation into the fatality.
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Tulsa
Tlisa
Obia
Jaeki
Haver
Morland Valley
Vernon Hatcheld
Ality
Alleged Slayer of Girl Caught in Home Town
Weldon H Wells, a former Kansas City clerk, is charged with first degree murder in Columbus Ohio. He was arrested in Huntington Indiana as investigators seek extradition. Miss Matta Simon of Gratton West Virginia was found murdered at a local hotel with a bullet wound and evidence of a muffled gun. The coroner reports a bullet hole in the cheek and powder burns on a pillow. The body was moved to West Virginia for burial near her former home.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weldon H Wells
Kansas City
Huntingtom Ind
Peter Abanes
Huntington
Ted
Matta Simon
Virginia
Gratton
W. Va
Weat Vi i
Weldon
G. V. En Brunt
Simon
G. V. van Brunt
Mary Reynolds
Herskowite
Continued Cold Weather Forecast Description
Weather bulletin notes continued cold conditions with general fair skies in some areas and cooling temperatures. The forecast mentions a cold snap affecting southern regions with brisk winds and low highs, urging readers to prepare for frosty nights and chilly days ahead.
House Passes Anti Cigaret Bill 79 to 21
The House approved anti cigarette legislation by a 79 to 21 vote. The new law would prohibit smoking and the sale of cigarettes in specified areas. Authorities plan enforcement and penalties for violations.
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HOUSE
Oklahoma House Passes McCollister Smoking Prohibition Bill
The Oklahoma House passed a bill by 72 to 0 final passage banning giving away or selling cigarette tapers and prohibiting smoking in certain venues. The measure, prepared by McCollister of Manhunt, now goes to the Senate for consideration.
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House of Representatives
McCollister
Oklahoma
Senate
Embezzlement Case Involving Insurance Agent Edmiston
Fifty policy holders of Metropolitan Life Insurance are summoned to testify against Curtis C Edmiston, former agent, if the case goes to trial. He allegedly kept premium payments for his own use. Delinquent payments were discovered after the local office checked records. Bond defaults exceed one dollar.
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Metropolitan Live Insurance Company
Curtis C Edmiston
Nit
Spain
Edmiston
Oil Firm Files Big Mortgage in Shreveport
The Caddo Oil and Refining Company filed a mortgage in the parish office for $10,000 with Commercial Trust Company of Philadelphia. The loan covers the purchase of nine oil and refining companies for which options were secured weeks earlier. The company plans immediate development and improvements across Cade and Red River districts.
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Shreveport
Lay
Caddo Oil and Refining Company
Gewly
Commercial Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Fammny
Cade
Red River
Oklahoma banks lose burglary insurance amid robberies
Two more insurance firms have halted all bank burglary policies in Oklahoma as rates rise. C. K. Boardman, secretary of the state bankers association, reported the move following a spike in bank robberies. The actions reflect a broader retreat by insurers from this line of coverage.
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Seemea
Oklahoma
C. K. Boardman
State Bankers’ Association
Kaiser Sees Allied Note as Lust for Conquest
In Berlin the emperor cites a published proclamation accusing Allied powers of lust for conquest. It claims their reply to the United States proves hostile aims to crush Germany and enslave Europe while promising continued German resolve and victory.
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Isterdam
Jan
Berlin
Asco
United States
Germany
Europe
Greece
Robbers Flee Harrah Bank as Posse Pursues
Shelters near Harrah chase continues after four bandits robbed the First National Bank of Harrah yesterday securing 3500. Deputies stretch from Chandler to Prague attempting a circular drive to trap the gunmen. An abandoned automobile is held by City Marshal Miles as officers in Lincoln County press the pursuit.
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First National Bank
Harrah
Leppves
Prages
Johnsen
Ola
Eral
Fren
Harral
Chandler
Prague
Lingcoln
Miles
Rogue
Reene Amenior Norman
Mos
W. H. Moush
Leslie Stevens
Porter Morlatt
Here
George Arnold
Lincoln County
Purvul
Stolen Cars Reported At Vale As Police Investigate
A car theft report from Vale details two Fords taken overnight. One is described as a 1917 model. police in Lincoln County coordinate with Sheriff Johnson to trace a license JA2170 and contact the sheriff’s office for further leads. The investigation continues with lines of inquiry and public safety notes.
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Vale
George E. Johnson
Ne Mie
Yale
Sheriff Johnson
Sheriffs Ollie
Lincoln County
Goomides
Police Court in Session 15 Hours
Police court proceedings extend fifteen hours as local authorities hold session that always occurs on Saturday night amid ongoing public safety concerns.
RIO TER SENTENCED TO PUBLISH APOLOGY FOR PART IN CRIME
Charles Kiesesterday pleaded guilty to attacking Sheriff Sher mat Eley with intent to injure. He was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary, suspended, with an apology to be published in every newspaper in the county.
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IMA. Ofer
Charles Kiesesterday
Shermat Eley
Jackiane
Heiret
Oklahoma City Eyes Muster Out For Guard Review
A movement in Oklahoma City seeks to muster out the Oklahoma National Guard after a border review. Plans include a possible camp at the State Fair grounds or Epworth campus if suitable water and facilities are secured, with Chamber of Commerce support pending site availability.
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Washington
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Guard
Fort Sill
State Fair Grounds
Epworth
Chamber of Commerce
LeRow
Gibbs Ed S Vaught
Chamber
Oklahoma Guards
Cotton Market Breaks Sudden Decline in New York
New York January 11 The cotton market finished with a whirlwind drop as active positions fell 25 to 52 points from the prior night with March down to 17.7 and May around 179% to 179.5 cents per pound. The market, fueled by selling pressure after the first hour, closed unsettled and demoralized.
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New York
Ranchman's Son Kills Mexican in Temple Shooting
Temple Texas January 1 news reaches here that Luke Thompson son of a wealthy Temple ranchman shot and killed a Mexican on Schleicher Coty ranch in self defense. Thompson 21, former University of Missouri student, was released on two thousand dollar bond.
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Temple
Texas
Luke Thompson
Schleicher ‘Coty
Young Thompson
University of
Man Slain as Wife Resists Forcing Drink
Denver January 13 After a five hour struggle to stop her husband from forcing liquor on her Mrs. John Lawrence Smith drew a revolver from a dresser drawer and shot Smith to death The incident occurred in their home in the reputable residence district Smith was 42 years old and her husband 33 The wife was the former Mrs William A Moore a Denver attorney and brother of David H Moore former bishop of the Methodist church at Kansas City Missouri Smith had previously worked as a chauffeur in the Moore household
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Denver
John Lawrence Smith
Smith
Mra. Smith
William A. Moore
David Hasti Moore
Methodist Church
Kansas City
Moore
Thaw’s lawyers plan insanity plea in extradition case
Philadelphia January 19 Despite limited information local authorities report relatives of Harry K Thaw at a hospital considering fight of extradition to New York on kidnapping charges. A family conference last night reportedly concluded surrender to New York is likely once Thaw leaves hospital. Henry J Scott questioned whether Thaw’s attempt at suicide signals insanity. Thaw’s condition improved and he spent a comfortable night.
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Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Thaw
Henry J. Scott
Oliver A. Brower
Pennsylvania
Tulsa mayor questions new court law for municipal juries
Tulsa Mayor doubts the validity of a Tuesday ordinance creating jury trials in municipal court. He notes Tulsa faces similar court issues as Oklahoma City and expects a state law to renew the situation. Police arrests for offenders other than traffic or health violations would proceed before justices of the peace. In Freeport, Illinois, railroad offices burned and rail facilities damaged in a blaze causing about 150000 dollars in losses.
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Simmons
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Amundsen Party Plans Candy Feast for Pole Quest
Ron Card Amundsen, the explorer, leaves Chicago for Washington as preparations begin for his Arctic expedition. The ten men plan a lengthy trek to the north pole with 400 pounds of candy and various delicacies, including olives and pickles, plus meat rations and dried provisions for the voyage.
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Hicago
Jan
Ron Card Amundsen
Chicago
Washington
North Pole
Amundsen
Committee Granted Power to Compel Witnesses in Leak Inquiry
The House resolved to empower the rules committee to force witnesses to testify fully on the leak inquiry. Thomas W Laws on Lawson, James R Reilly of the Wall Street Journal, and brokers from Lockwood and Co and F W McKinnon are named as early expected witnesses.
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Lockwood and Company
F W. McKinnon Company
Chica
Thompson and Mee
Eee
Ite
Mice
Donald McDonald
Reaton
Lawson
Negro Is Charged With a Burglary in Pauls Valley
Easie Stewart, a Black man, was arrested in Pauls Valley by McClain county Sheriff Boone on a burglary charge. He allegedly entered the home of R. W. White Tuesday afternoon and took a tan traveling bag, manicure set, a man's suit, and similar items. The loot was recovered from an old cellar in the town's south part, known locally as "nigger town." The suspect was arrested later.
Appleton Girls Adopt Infant to Aid Health Study
Appleton Wisconsin January reports seven child family in poverty placed a two month old baby with girl students in the local science department to provide a live subject for feeding and dressing experiments. The girls are kept busy applying health minded care and study as they assist the infant with routine needs.
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Appleton, Wis
Jan
Ceneata Science Department
Appleton ‘Nook
Deep Test Planned for Bryan County
Durant Ohio January 18 A Harmony Oil Company plan calls for drilling a two tent hole in the northeastern part of Bryan County with an 1800 feet sink depth. If results are unfavorable a second machine will move the rig to the Hannan site near Mt. contractor and cooperate with other oil firms to determine the oil presence in the Red River valley.
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Durant
Ohio
Harmony Oil
van Aera
Hannan
Cern
Srisary
bin Oil Companies
Red River Valley
Premium Offered for First Ship First of Seven Vessels Launched
Premium offered for the first ship since the war, with ARU ag ha Gees reporting the schooner mt as the inaugural vessel. Details mention the ship coat and construction plants, noting the era when the vessel was launched and the anticipation of subsequent ships.
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ARU Ag Ha Gees
I Ae Agi Ae
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