Oklahoma Prohibition Statute Struck Down by Court
Oklahoma City reports that a state prohibition clause limiting private liquor to one gallon was ruled unconstitutional by the criminal court of appeals. The decision, based on due process and equal protection, voids the provision and affects numerous related convictions. Also noted is the Oklahoma Municipal League meeting in Tulsa revealing the original "Mutt and Jem" characters embodied in city officials.
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Oklahoma City
Criminal Court of Appeals
Armstrong
Court of Let
W. J. Wilens
Armatrong
United States
Matt
Jen
Tulsa
Okie
Dee
Oklahoma Municipal League
Mutt
Jem
Wamb
Bartlesville
Carpenter
Dacmma
State University News Holiday schedule and events
The university breaks start December 20 at 6 p m and run to January 8 at 8 a m A senior dramatics effort aims for a ambitious finale next commencement with As You Like It The campus considers a standardized class pin design led by Frank Parsons Roy Hazeltine and Miss Beat rice Von Keller Norman High School won the 1912 Oklahoma football title 39 to 0 over Chickasha Skeeter Speakman will address Lincoln county during holidays Holmes Club debate session set for December 19 at the university chapel or Franing opera house downtown
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Vaca Ton
Shikeapente
Cinas
Frank Parsons
Civet
Roy Hazeltine
Norman
Beatrice von Keller
Ardmore
Norman High School
Oklahoma
Chickasha ‘High
Boyd Field
Skeet
Taxpayers Gather in Craig County Convention
Taxpayers of Craig County will meet in Vinita to form an organization opposing excessive taxation. The meeting aims to elect officers, levy dues, and wage an ongoing campaign, with expected delegations from Welch Bluejacket Big Cabin White Oak Centratin and nearby towns. Also noted are college events and sports schedules referenced in the same clipping.
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Craig County
Vinita
Or. Ranigo
State Board of Equalization
Welch
Bluejacket
Big Cabin
White Oak
Centratin
Amatter
Oklahoma G O P Pie Gutting Attracts Interest In Taft Patronage
Oklahoma G O P factions reel over upcoming January patronage moves as Taft will appoint two United States attorneys, one eastern and one western district, with candidates including H. M. Boardman and Lowry among others. The western race centers on embatteled apost? and Boardman backed by Morgan, while McGuire again backs Lowry and Cross as potential successor names.
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Mirly
Taft
United States
Republican
Bey
John Bandry
Wit
Dick T. Morgain
Judge Gilet
Embry
Bird McGuire
Robert A. Lowry
Stillwater
Tle
Morgan
McGuire
Arme
Hibbry
Arma
H. M. Boardman
Watonga
Lowry
Attorney Cross
Perry
Gan
Ae Hia Caedidate
Harris
Cash Cade
It Ia
Hindry
Morgan and
Hitria
Cade
Gregg
Thursday in Congress Final session on various bills and hearings
Congress adjourned after a day of hearings and debates on interstate commerce rail rules postoffice investigations and a bill extending the eight hour law to government contract work. Key actions include railroad counsel urging inclusion of interstate business, Russian treaty abrogation debates, and a public building omnibus bill setback.
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Lorimer
Anna
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Dix
Interstate Commerce Committee
Employers Lability Committee
Railroad
Process Post
Postoffice
Senator Works
Maine Board
Hitchoack
Nebraska
Monetary Commission
Culberson
Belidays
Southern
New York
Hefiin
Alabama
Whirlwind tour of Senator Owen to Oklahoma towns
Senator Owen plans a whirlwind tour from December 27 to January 6 visiting many Oklahoma towns including Talva Tupels Ada Shawned Pauls Valley Ardmore Madill Durant Marietta Davis Lind say Marlow Chickayha Dutean Waurtke Medford Sackwell Powen City and Newkirk during the Christmas holidays as part of a party effort to mobilize democracy. Also notes the reopening of Garrison's O. D. Grocery on December 18 offering cash-only sales with strict payment terms and scheduled price details to come.
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Washington
D. C
Owen
Oklahoma
Toders
Clin
Talva
Tupels
Ada
Shawned
Pauls Valley
Ardmore
Madill
Durant
Marietta
Davis, Lindsay, Marlow
Chickayha
Dutean
Waurtke
Medford
Sackwell
Powen City
Newkirk
Tomorrow Only at Hudson's Stock: Heavy Bracelets Discounted
List describes a one day sale with heavy gold-tiled bracelets priced between 3 and 8 dollars at Hudson's in Tulsa Oklahoma. First customer offered a 5 dollar choice. Also mentions extensive shift to fuel phasing coal by railroads across multiple lines in the United States with Oklahoma as a key producer.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dee
United States
Oklahoma
Southern Pacific
Sonora
Mexico
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Oregon Short Line
Galveston, Harrisburre
San Antonio
Texas & New Orleans
Houston & Texas Central
Houston & West Texas
Houston & Shreveport
Louisiana Western
Frisco
Missouri
Texas
Brownsville
Morris Brother Lands Tulsa Fire Department Post
Uirte Morris, brother of Carl Morris the "White Hope," joins the Tulsa fire department. The item notes orders for a special bed frame and extra long clothing for Morris and three additional tall firefighters, all over six feet in height.
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Tulsa
Olle
Uirte Morris
Carl Morris
Tulsa Fire Department
Deanne
Lesin
Tout Board
Isletron
Noted Cherokee Cage Appealed In Supreme Court
Oklahoma City case of Devid Tanks appealing from Mug Gogee county superior court judgment. He sought to cancel a deed alleged to be fraudulently obtained from Daley Hanks by J C Collier. Hanks, described as Cherokee and incompetent, supposedly influenced by affection and pretended love. Lower court ruled for the defendant.
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Oklahoma City
T. Fanks
Daley Hawke
Supreme Court
Muggogee County
Flanks
J. C. Collier
Daley Hanks
Collier
Hanks
Euressen
Secretary 10 Be Mandamu sed
Tulsa immigration bureau plan praised at Tulsa meeting urging state action for funding a nonpartisan bureau. Choctaw Nation enrollment dispute before DC Supreme Court, names listed, justice delayed to Jan 10. Local court fines for Christians and jail time noted.
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Immigration Bureau
Tulsa
Okla
Dee
Tulsa Proms
Ite Moeting
Oklahoma
Croce
wMorkis
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Milton C. Garber
Sooner
Law School
Pit Delta Phi National Legal Fraternity
Clarence Cowdon
McAlester
Owen Owen
Caney
Kans
John Rogers
Holdenville
Hubert Ambrister
Fred Capshaw
Oklahoma Baptist University of Shawnee
Chilocco Indian School
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Milford - Berger Shoe Company
G. O.P
Boardman
Hyven
Mor
Congress
Senate
Senator Owen
Garrison's O. D
Hudson's
Grand
Grand Theatre
Mackinkin
Thin l
Mack
Numan
Indy
Aleo
MARKS
Piakset
Columbia
Interior
Fidter
Vowpol
Megara
Kapper & Merriet
James K. Jones
Atforndys
Apple & Franktle
Ollo
Jnktion Staford
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Perwos
John
Mattie
James
Mary M
Nancy J
George Po
Bertha M. Marta
Rachel 8
Viola M. Hunt
Jona FL
Charles B. Darken
Mauriana J
Willie M. Lawley
Walter
Benjamin ©. Welch
Buford ‘T
Mary G. Geneva
Wiltiam M
Amina
Wil Inn
Fay Metter
Maud Reville
Cordle
John D
James Wooley
Callie
Steg
Roy Vaughn
Na ‘Nana
Thoman Foster
Mar. Coy
Wells
Thoes
Dawes
Secretary of the Interior
Eas
Es Ae
Attorney General of the United State
Williams
Tham
Thompson
Secrutary Hitchrowk
Atoka
Judey Wik
Chatterton
Hat Fame
Denis Hicks
Oak
Tom Davis
Henry Chatterton
Northeastern
Sears
Sears, Roubach & Somcast
Chicago
Vinita Retailers Association
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