Oklahoma Senate Prepares Retrenchment Drive in Open Session
Senate passes four resolutions directing state departments to itemize contingent fund expenditures, furnish state property inventories, list department employes with salaries, and report Supreme Court receipts and staff. Debate follows on clerical costs and pension plans as Guthrie’s fight over capitol funding surfaces. C. S. Primrose to present Paid in Full at Grand Theatre December 5 with acclaimed Broadway cast.
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Oklahoma City
Thomas
Senate
Departments of State
Nscal
Board of Affairs
Supreme Court
Tusyell
Sanster Thompson
State Board of Affairs
Primrose
Grand Theatre
New York
Broadway
Great American Play Paid in Full Gets Editorial Praise
The Philadelphia North American lauds Eugene Walker's Paid in Full as a landmark work. It notes the paper has rarely editorialized on plays beyond this one for its social realism and dramatic accuracy.
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Eugene Walker
Philadelphia North American
North Ameri Fcon
No Protection for Breweries in Oklahoma Territory Ruling
Oklahoma City December 6 A Supreme Court commission ruled that liquor shippers cannot expect state court help in collecting debts from shipments into former Indian Territory. The Apnhetsor Busch Brewing Co vs Dose et al lost. court cited illegal introduction of intoxicants. The decision also upheld that Cherokee allotments are not subject to forced sale within five years of partition.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Indiana
Supreme Work Commission
Harrison
Apnhetsor Busch Brewing Company
OC. T
Indian Territory
District Court of
Washington County
Mary Washington
Norman Frewel
E. Washington
Jiden Frewer
Dadge Rowir
Shiwnee Mutual Ire Tueaurance Company
Georgia A. Canenedy
Love County
Basketball Starts at Vinnie High School
High school boys held their first meeting in the gym and began practice for a basketball squad. About twenty players signed to try for the team with Hank Carter chosen captain and Prof. O M r Han directing the initial session.
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Vinnie High School
Hank” Carter
O'Mrhan
Idlebour Theatre Benefit For City Poor Children
On Wednesday December 11 a benefit show at Idlebour Theatre will raise funds for local children’s Christmas presents. Proceeds go to the committee of charities. a member should contact Mr Brooks, the manager, soon.
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Idlebour Theatre
Brooks
Retailers movement seeks laws for better roads and fair trade
Oklahoma City reports a joint committee conference on commerce law reform including bogus checks false advertising and credit exemptions. Officials from retailers associations labor groups and funeral directors urged cooperation to protect trade and curb bad check instruments while promoting road improvements via a statewide public highways department and a January 6 mass meeting led by D. Ward King to boost farm prosperity through better roads.
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Oklahoma City
Dev. T
Lee-Huckins
I. Roach
C. M. Grocatian
Oklahoma State Retailers' Association
J. Mook
Duncan
T. Leach
Mercante
W. Saunders
Sulphur
Oklahoma State Photographers’ Association
Thomas B
C. Tulloas
Federation of Tabor
W. &. Nation
Retailers’ Association
Tiivertipuloun
Vinita
Craig County
D. Ward King
D.J. Ward King
United States
Oklahoma
Department of Public Highways
Sidney Suggs
Ardmore
Tt 16
Craig County Association
Shepherd of the Mille best show at Tulna Grand Theatre
The Shepherd of the Mille in Tulna's Grand Theatre receives praise as a standout two year show. Dan Myers leads as tanager of the Grand while Shari manages the venue, with early reports calling it the finest dramatic production in recent memory.
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Tulna
Dan Myers
the Grand
Shari
Grand
Tiled
Church services and notices from local congregations
St Johns Episcopal Church and First Methodist announce Sunday school and morning prayer at 11 am with preaching and special music. Presbyterian mentions Henry Kendall College pulpite exchange with Leeper of Wakener preaching morning and evening here. Battoy school at 8:45 am. Christian Brotherhood meeting and evening service invited.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Young Peoples’ Meeting
King’s Highway
Friends of
Claire and Trangete
W. H. Roper
Baptist Church to Hold Morning and Evening Services
The pastor will preach both morning and evening. Morning theme The Temptation or Leans, Evening theme The Design of Natoe Baptism. Public invited to worship at 6520. The ordinance of baptism will be performed during the evening service.
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Baptist
Natoe
Spokane Pronunciation Sparks Debate Among Locals
Residents of Spokane face a pronunciation dispute after Indian authority Curtis advocates a long A as in Spokane. East coast speakers prefer short A, locals fear being called tenderfeet. An arbitration board is suggested to settle the dispute.
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Spokane
Wanh
Tatter
Curtis
Five Genera T Staging of Ninnovero History in Spokane Drama
A Spokane produced series portrays five centuries of Ninnovero history through a gun opera house style drama. Japanese artists from Spokane and Toannid collaborate in laundries pools and restaurants to present the performance with local actors and supporters.
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Spokane
Waele
Dee T
Gun Opera House
Toannid
Fort Spokane hosts Indian Council and cultural shows
A general Council of Indians met at Fort Spokane Washington with about six hundred attendees to discuss Colville reservation allotments and adoption petitions. The event highlighted language loss and land terms while locals attended dramatic plays, including a charity Japanese theater fundraiser named Kioi benefiting flood victims in Japan.
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Spokane, Wash
Ioc
Japan
Noton
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