Oklahoma Senate Sees Deadlock Over Adjournment and Appointments
Oklahoma City Dec 10 as senators threaten to leave for home Tuesday the senate weighs adjournment amid a sharp committee contest between new and old members. A lengthy debate looms over Aycock Langston race and continued gubernatorial appointments while resolutions demand state department information on retrenchment and reform.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
Committee On Committees
Aycock-Langaton
Lee Cruce
Messrs
W. E. Brandenburg
J. F. Warren
Board of Education
Suggs Confirmed First In Oklahoma Senate Session
The Oklahoma senate met in executive session to finish gubernatorial confirmations. Sages faced slight opposition as state highway commissioner, while Adams, Hammonds, and Stine cleared with little trouble. Doolin and Frame faced delays amid an inquiry and possible postponement to a special session.
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Sidney Suggs
C. C. Hammonds
F. M. Adams
Vinita
Board of Pharmacy
Senate
Roddie
Secretary of State
Board of Affairs
Thomas
Senator Thomas
Russell
Supreme Court
Suggs
State Board of Education
Sages
Adams
Vinita Asylum
Hammonds
J. A. Stine
Board of Control
Fort Supply
John B. Doolin
Lon M. Frame
Northwest Westward Liberty Bell Petition Drive
Spokane readies a petition campaign starting December 12 to ship the Liberty Bell back to Philadelphia via the northern route. Secretary Harry Woerth cites support from Washington and other states with aim of 1,000,000 signatures and broad civic backing to influence a return by 1915.
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Spokane
Wash
Dee. i
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Philadelphia
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Harry Woerth
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
San Francisco
Woerth
Chamber of Commerce
Inspiration: a window piece in Los Angeles art store
A fragmentary verse tribute titled Inspiration describes a statuelike figure praised as radiant, chaste, and divine. The piece lauds beauty and spiritual grace, likening it to a goddess and central to heavenly inspiration. Author Frank L. Decker, Los Angeles, California, dated December 1st, 1912.
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South Broadway
Los Angeles
Frank L. Decker
Jon Angeles
California
Osage Council Dismissed Over Lease Conspiracy Claims
The Osage council faces removal after investigations by Fred Cook and Interior officials reveal alleged lease manipulation by outsiders. President Taft and Interior Secretary Fisher ordered dismissals of Bacon Red Eagle and associates, with possible arrests and new elections underway.
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Fred Cook
Department of Ojthe Interior
Ojby
Taf
Ojthe
Interior
Fisher
Osage Tribe of Indians
Bacon Rind
Chis
Red Eagle
Fred
Cook
Muskogee
Lind
Pawhuska
Washcolinston
Secretary of the Interior
Pawhuski
Department of Justice
Omeo
Osage Counell
Guthrie Police Readies Court Docket for Local Offenders
Guthrie Oklahoma December 14 Police court convenes at five with Mayor Nissley to hear a busy docket. Bernie Moore faces vagrancy charges after Saturday night arrest and posts $10 for appearance. Lee McGill to explain alleged drunkenness and resisting an officer. Hen Richie and John McGrew charged with operating a gambling place. Officials plan a broad crackdown on idle and vagrant behavior to curb petty thievery and public disorder.
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Guthrie
Okla
Nissley
Bernie Moore
Muxlow
Bertie
Bernie
Clef Haddon
Lee McGill
Hen Richie
John McGrew
Oflers
Kyle
Maxton
South
Haddon
Wis
Ertsale
Court rules forged 1907 will invalid in Morris estate
Kay County Oklahoma county court ruled the purported last will of Josephus Morris a forgery. The typewriter used to write the 1907 document did not exist until 1910. The court admitted to probate a 1910 will on the same estate valued at about 16000 dollars after handwriting evidence linked the 1907 will to the same machine. The four children are affected by the ruling.
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Newkirk
Okla
Josephus Morris
Kay County
Big Appropriation Bill Passes in House for Next Fiscal Year
Washington December 9 The House passed an annual appropriation bill carrying 94 900 583 dollars for the operation of the three government branches in the next fiscal year. Rep Gillette of Massachusetts offered a motion to strike 54 500 dollars for the commerce court but was defeated 44 to 38. Provisions for the commerce court until May 4 1915 were carried over from the last session. The report notes a misprint and mentions a property matter involving Butler from Oklahoma.
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Washington
Gillette
Massachusetts
Commerce Court
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