Governor Cruce Pushes Senate Confirmations In Extraordinary Session
Oklahoma City December 4 The Oklahoma Senate met in the Colcord building to hear Gov. Cruce transmit appointments to the board of education and district judges. The session began quietly with talks of a fast push into regular business after a few days of committee work. Cruce urged the Senate to confirm or reject his nominations without delay to avoid extra costs and keep the regular session focused on major issues. He listed appointees to the state board of education and several district judges and invited further information before confirmation votes.
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Ming
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Te Senate
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Frat
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Rowsey
FP. Warren
J, J. Johnston
C. Welch
W. R.taylor
Prevton Davis
Jouse M. Hatchett
Frank Matthews
W. Steen
LEK Chvce
McBrine jailed on state warrants in Vinita case
Former warrant clerk William McBrine was jailed in Vinita by Sheriff Burt Murphy after returning to state custody. He failed to post a $10,000 bond on charges of forging state warrants, with his wife seeking bond through relatives in Oklahoma and Selling, Oklahoma. The report also notes a local obituary and school football discussions in Vinita.
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Githiele
Dee
William KR. McBrine
State Auditor's Office
Sherif Burt Murphy
Giuthile
Hik
Oklahoma City
Okla
McBrine
West
Robert Jefferson Sanders
Kentucky
Lafayette County
Missouri
Oklahoma
Vinita
Tracy
Baptist Church
Hix
Baptist Church of
Lyle Blackwell
Vernon County
Antart
Massie
John
Sallie
Robby
Mothe
Heavenly Land
Bal Urday P
Pheasant Hill
Regular Meeting of City Council Deliberations
City council last night conducted routine business with six members present. Petitions for street improvements were referred to committees. A special improvement panel was instructed to seek bids for filling on Sequoyah avenue. The annual budget ordinance was approved and mayoral veto overridden on a publication decision favoring the Lally Chieftain as official paper.
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Lally
Vinita
Oklahoma Senate Opens in Special Session Turbulent Credentials Clash
Unsettled Oklahoma City session opens with Lt Gov J J McAlister presiding in Colton building. Contested seating for Aycock versus Langston prompts credentials committee. oath delayed. New officers named and a slate of clerks and staff approved for daily pay as the session begins amid sparse attendance.
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Dutton
Garrett
McMehat
McAlester
Senate
Charles Rott
Wayne
Ned McDonald
Altus
Gilkerson
Waurika
Reading
Wo D Matthews
Wynnewood
Committee On Credentiate
Pew
Ben W. Riley
Elecion Board
Aycock
Langston
Fleet
Nick
Songer
Sargeant
Bartin
Oklahoma State Finances 1911 Report Totals Deficit and Debts
Oklahoma City report shows June 20 1911 total resources 5 478 010 80 and total liabilities 12 011 142 06 a deficit of 6 498 129 96. Bonded debt on June 30 1911 stood at 7 058 575 with earlier territorial figures cited. From November 16 1907 to June 30 1911 state lawmakers appropriated 29 119 251 81.
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Oklahoma City
Fred Parkinson
Territory
Oklahoma
Join Now And Be a Charter Member In Vinita Fraternal Union
The Fraternal Union of America organizes a local Vinita lodge with plans described as unique by insurance experts. The program promises substantial disability benefits and open charter eligibility with no five in votes as members age. Jolir today with formal benefits through the order.
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Fraternal Union of America
Vinita
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