State recalls permits to ice cream plants
A state health report cites insanitary conditions at Steffen-Miereh and Crystal ice cream plants. Dead rats and dirty wrapping rooms prompted recalls by Agriculture Board president Gault. A joint hearing with company representatives is set for tomorrow at 9 to discuss removing the alleged conditions.
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Pectate
State Health Selection
Board of Agriculture
Steffen-Miereh Bee Cream Company
Crystal Bee
Mees Dent Gault
Board of Agrimiure
Crank
Crystal Company
Plany
Steffen-Bretch Ice
Crean Qe
Fireman Awarded $15,000 Damages
The Oklahoma Supreme Court, in an opinion by Justice Summers Tardy, affirms a district court ruling awarding Hose Thomas, a fireman, $15,000 damages against the Oklahoma Railway Co. He was injured when a fire truck he rode in collided with a street car at Robinson Ave and Poplar St on May 1, 1912. The trial showed the motorman failed to obey a city ordinance requiring street cars to stop at fire calls.
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Supreme Court
Summers
Immigration Bill Fight Continued
Washington on January 4 the house immigration bill supporters push to override President Wilson's veto citing literacy tests as the core issue. Chairman Bennett signals plans to pursue another vote despite the veto and opposition.
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Washington
Sentimen
House
Wilson
Bennett
House Immigration Committee
Rodin Marriage Surprises Paris Fame Sculptor Weds
The famed sculptor Auguste Rodin married Mile Rone Beurre on a day previously reported as illness in Paris. The ceremony occurred at Meuden with minister Etienne Clemente and M Peytel present as witnesses. Albert Dalimier and M. Beaux, Rodin's close associates, attended. Rodin, 76, wed for the second time, his first wife having died years earlier.
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Paris
Auguste Rodin
Mile
Rone Beurre
Meuden
Etienne Clemente
Af Commerce
Ad M. Peytel
Algerian Credit
Albert Dalimier
Tee
Fine Arts
Man Smothered by Cotton Seed in Seed Bin
Sapulpa Oklahoma reports a man named Shelton who had recently left Arkansas and was traveling back to Sapulpa. In Stigler he climbed into a cotton seed bin to sleep. during the night seed collapsed over him, smothering him as he slept. Authorities described it as an accidental death.
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Sapulpa
Ola
Stigler
Shelton
Arkansas
Second Street Lots Purchased for YMCA Site
Oklahoma City's YMCA will be rotated on the north side at Second Street between Broadway and Robinson Avenue. A deal at 36,100 dollars closed for a 125 by 140 foot tract with five lots. Three west lots' improvements went to the purchaser while two remaining lots sold by Ida Motlen kept their improvements. The city lot numbers run from 20 to 4 in the city series. Los Angeles investor WoT Young owned three other lots. A local dealer handled the trade without commission. The site committee includes George Frederickson as chairman, along with CB Ames, JB O'Neil, Rob Edwards and Edgar Honneld. The board will hire an architect to draw plans. directors will meet to discuss the proposition.
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Oklahoma City
YMCA
Second Street
Broadway
Robinson Avenue
Mise Ida Motlen
Leries
Wot Young
Los Angeles
Right
Wits City
MC. AL
George Frederickson
CB Ames
JB O'Neil
Ro} Edwards
Edgar
Honneld
Ran
Mr. Frederickson
Austro Destroyer Crippled in Battle
The Austrian destroyer Hussar was put out of action in an Adriatic naval engagement when two Italian destroyers engaged an Austrian flotilla. Hussar was lit several times and set on fire, then towed into a nearby port by torpedo boats. Italians suffered no losses as the battle occurred during a tempest.
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Rome
Jan M
Hizar
Adriatic
The
Tribune
Unsettled Weather Tonight Forecast Reshaped
Local forecast notes unsettled weather tonight with cloudy skies and varying winds. Minimum temperatures range between 60 and 80 degrees, with a cooler Wednesday ahead. Potential changes in temperatures and conditions are anticipated as a front approaches the region.
Wife and boarder held for murder in Missouri case
Mrs Mary Grooms and Homer Cook a wood chopper are jailed in Marshfield Missouri on suspicion in the death of Thomas Grooms whose body was found near Seymour. An inquest found a fractured skull and investigators note life insurance of 1000 on Grooms. Police say possible motive and correlation with the boarder at the Grooms home.
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Mary Grooms
Homer Cook
Marshfield
Thomas Grooms
Seymour
Mo Conk
Sroomns
Thorttees
War At
Irooms
Hic
Grooms
Cook
Undertaker for Webster Grant and Booth Dies
New York January 30 Reverend Stephen Merritt Methodist clergyman and undertaker died at his home. He officiated at the fame of Daniel Webster Ulysses Grant and Commander Booth and lectured for the Salvation Army. Merritt was born in New York and preached in eleven churches during his career, but he never accepted compensation for his services.
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New York
Stephen Merritt
Daniel Webster
Ulysses Grant
Commander Booth
The
Salvationary
Merritt
Trs
Severe Earth Tremors Reported from Distant Quake
Washington January 30 A severe earthquake sent tremors over more than three hours last night centered about 5 000 miles from Washington The shocks reached maximum intensity enough to throw two of four ge journals needles off scales at Georgetown observatory The tremors began at 9 47 p m and did not die away until after midnight.
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Washington
Georg Town Observatory
Hegon
Anti Trust Charge Against Sisal Firm In New York
The government in federal court in New York tied a suit against Pan American Commission Corporation Sol E Wexler and others charging conspiracy to restrain interstate and foreign trade in sisal and to boost the market price of sisal nationwide.
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New York
Tan
Pan American Commission Corporation
Sol E Wexler
United States
One Killed and Three Hurt in Scaffold Fall
A scaffold collapse at a 60 foot high work site on West Grind Avenue fatally injured supervisor F A Gross and left three workers injured. The wire broke without warning as the team inspected the structure for a new building. Gross died fifteen minutes after the accident at Wesley hospital. His sons Frank and George, workers at the firm, survived with injuries and plans for removal of concrete mix were underway at the time of the incident.
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A Wien
Ollahena
Hmn'eloch
Chilanta Gres
Grose Construction Company
Westey
Hota
Moseley
Bt Schultz
WR Gree
FA Gross
West Seventh Street
F. Grobs
Minnetonka Lumber Official Dies in Oklahoma Hotel
Kingling Oklahoma January reports say A. Samson traveling superintendent for Minnetonka Lumber, renowned in the southwest, collapsed at a local hotel at midnight from heart paralysis after an altercation. his home was in Mie kogee.
Argument stage in Spanell case in San Angelo
SAN ANGELO Texas January court heard the defense rest after calling three witnesses and one rebuttal in the Spanell murder trial of Harry J Spanell charged with killing his wife and Lieut Col M C Butler last July The court instructed the jury charges this afternoon and arguments will follow with a verdict expected tomorrow afternoon
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San Angelo
Texas
Jan WM
Harry J Spanell
Aree
M.C. Butler
Montreal official sought for robbery arrested in Chicago
A Canadian man believed to be L. Henri Charleshois, formerly secretary of the government rivers commission in Montreal, was arrested in Chicago today. Police say he faces charges of robbery totaling about $20,000 in Montreal. Since leaving Montreal last October he had been active in nightlife in New York, Cleveland, and St. Louis. The arrestee was penniless.
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Chicago
Jan
L. Henri Charleshois
Government Rivers Commission
Montreal
Canada
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Clubhouse funds diverted to Belgian relief in New York
More than $800000 from the Rocky Mountain club of New York will go to the Commission for Relief in Belgium. Club members postponed building a $11 000 clubhouse to support Belgian children. The Hoover fund for Belgium will be chaired by Herbert C. Hoover with plans to raise at least $1,000,000 for Belgian land purchases.
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Commission For Relief In
Belgium
Rocky Mountain Club of
New York
John Hays Hammond
Rocky Mountain Club
Hoover Fund
Herbert C. Hoover
York
Jan, M
Five Family Members Die After Poison Pancake Meal
ANKAREE Illinois January report says a meal of poisoned pancakes killed five Meints family members on a farm between Ashkum and Danforth. The mother and grandmother mixed poison from a taxidermy powder into pancake flour. six people ate, leaving five dead including Fred 28 Theodore 26 Irvin 21 Ming 24 and Clarence 7. O K Meints did not eat and Myr Meints tasted but ate none. The victims fell ill after breakfast yesterday.
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Ankaree
Jan
Meiit
Ashkum
Danforth
Meints
Fred
Theodore
Trvin
Ming
Clarence Meints
Mino
K Meints
Myr Meints
Pastor Quits After Making Vice Charges
MESKUNER Ola Jar a 1M jal Kew 1 OK Burkharst grastat ed the Fore Christan church, he resigned after a heated meeting with his board of elders. He claimed he was told not to meddle in civic affairs and to follow new rules. Showalter, Moore, and a prominent attorney were on the committee that waited Burkhardt.
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Burkharst
Christan
Tis
HP Showalter
Showalter
Burkhardt
S Moore
Hippers Would Sell Pills If Bill Passed
At a senate prohibition hearing Mia DG Kile wife of a grocer alleged bootleggers would peddle cigarettes to youth under the anti cigarette law. She argued the proposal is worse than current law, fearing increased access for boys and men. Fourteen women attended, with wholesalers present saying the measure would not affect their trade. another public hearing is set for February 6.
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Mia DG
Kile
ZR West
California Avenue
Senate
Ths
Bis
Woc TU
OD Haleell
OH. Diets
Owen Speaks to Young Democrats at Colcord cafeteria
Senator Robert L. Owen will address the Young Men's Democratic club meeting in Colcord building cafeteria on Wednesday. State legislators have been invited. Owen will discuss his plan to curb the judi (text cut) and other political issues.
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Robert L. Owen
Young Men's Democratic Club
Colcord
Toen
Owen
Senate Naval Committee Backs Grayson Nomination
The Senate naval committee approved a favorable report on Cary Fouirayson named medical director in the navy and rear admiral. Republicans Lodge and Pontexter opposed, signaling a floor fight.
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Washington
Jat
Senate Naval Committee
Cary Fouirayson
Wilson
Lodge
Sioux City Bulletin on Spurlock Held for North Plains Robberies
Jeff Spurlock alias Tom Myers is in federal custody in Sioux City for involvement in a September 6 Apache Arizona robbery of an El Paso and Western train and a October 25 Santa Fe train robbery at Bliss. In the latter attack Perry Norman was killed.
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Sioux City
Jeff Spurlock
Tom Myers
Apache
Aris
Bliss
Perry Norman
Senate opens debate on Wilsons world peace plan conflict
Washington January opening debate centers on President Wilsons world peace proposal. Cummins argues the plan pushes world sovereignty and risks U S involvement in perpetual war while Lewis, the Democratic whip, defends the president and notes the address avoids abolition or the Moroe doctrine in the critique.
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Washington
Senate
Coniiine — Heguty
Lewis
New Orleans Vice Probe Is Started
Orleans Parish grand jury opened a probe into alleged vice conditions in New Orleans. The inquiry covers Sunday closing violations and gambling at the race track, following publisher charges and complaints filed by the Citizens' League and individual residents.
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New Orleans
Jan
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
Nisiness Men's Racing Association
Citizens’ League of Lonerana
Garfield Pupil Killed In Auto Accident At Garfield
Ten year old James Visor of 4074 South Robinson Avenue darted into Robinson Avenue near Garfield School. Ronald Madole, 18, of miles south, struck him at high speed. Visor died en route to Emery General Hospital as witnesses reported the boy ran across streets after an orange brick. Madole remained at scene. no charges were filed. An inquest is planned. county attorney released him on his own bond until tomorrow. Garfield teachers and staff guarded students as police investigated near the school yard.
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Jearme Vivor
Robinson Avenue
Garfield Potiwatenie
Robinson
Ray Aces
Bay
George Visor
Wallace Hulnes
South Robinson Avenue
Holmes
Madole
Ma‘dole
Mildred
Hernarl
Martie
Dunham
Bruce
Garfield School
Duneham
Maddle
Sethy
Justice At the Peace
Martin Will Ay
Alear
Turth
Mars Box
Karfield
Chidren
Vivor
Hal
Wayne Hotel
West
California Avenue
Vitor
Terral Fire Destroys Multiple Businesses in Oklahoma
A Jan night blaze in Terral Oklahoma gutted First State Bank Fisher Drug Store Richards Grocery and Old Fellows Hall. The fire caused about 90 dollars loss with 1000 in maintenance. Two men were overcome by smoke but recovered. The flames began near a rug store and spread to adjacent properties.
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Terral
Okla
Jan Mi
First State Bank
Fisher Drug Store
Richards
Old Fellows Hall
Oll
Terralis
Oklahoma
Texas
Jefferson
Frankfurters of Horse Meat Offered in Harlem
A Harlem shop opens offering horse meat including round loin steaks priced at 12 cents a pound and house meat frankfurters at 10 cents. The outlet claims meat is not exclusively sold to any group and advertises availability to buyers in the Wealth Board area.
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Harlem
York
Jas
Hem
Sae
Board of Wealth
Baer Tenia
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Geran
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Webster
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Booth
SISAL
Gross
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