Inaugurals Past and Present Washingtons Simple Ceremony
Washingtons inauguration set a simple American tone with peasant crowds, marches, and triumphal arches. The piece traces the first ceremonies in New York and Philadelphia, noting the oath by Chancellor Livingston and the restrained yet ceremonial state. It highlights lasting features of the inaugural rite.
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Washington
D. C
William Howard Tutthows
Pries
United States
New York
Mount Vernon
Roddalde Ty
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Congress
Livingston
Horse
Senate
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Philadelphia
Virginia Dentist Accused of Maiming Own Child
Associated Press reports Dr. Charles McCraken, a Cameron dentist, stood trial in Moundville West Virginia on a charge of causing his two year old child’s death after a quarrel with his wife. He allegedly shot at his wife but killed the child. defense argues insanity.
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Associated Press
Moundville
W. Va
Charles McCraken
Cameron
West Virginia
oCraken
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Sooner's Break Even On Basketball Cur
Norman Okla March 1 Their sooner basketball team ferried Saturday from their Oklahoma trip with five wins and losses. The unit beat Blackwell 28 to 26 but lost to Emporia 37 to 105. Players listed include Davis Wantland Mamond Reeds Carey Lambert Colby Porter and Coach Owen Tonks. Next week’s games loom, with Wanbington noted for a tall delivery in a gooseneck fashion.
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Norman
Okla
Sooner
Blackwell
Mand
PonkAwn
Emporis
Colby
Porter
Owen
Tonks
Wo Ygitinen
Prohibition Plan With Local Option Proposed in Constitution
Guthrie Oklahoma March 1 A proposed constitutional amendment by Senator Davie would let communities choose local option to permit or ban saloons with strict limits. Saloons would be single story only with front entrance uncovered, no back door, and no serving staff under 45. Treating forbidden and penalties include license forfeiture.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Davie
Amanboang Trust
Hagar
Leiden
Outside supporters attend jail services in Vinita
A large crowd gathered at the federal jail in Vinita to witness and aid the religious services held for inmates. Prisoners joined in song and offered thanks as Rev. A. J. Williams of the First Christian church led a brief sermon. Next Sunday Rev. G. Donnell of the First will conduct the services.
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Vinita
A.J. Williams
First Christian Church
4. Donnell
Firat
University Student Body Regulate Activities Plan
Norman Oklahoma March 1 The committee in charge of the plan for student rule at the University of Oklahoma has reported to the faculty and action is expected at the next Tuesday meeting. The plan calls for a student council from the classes to draft laws regulating student activities for faculty approval, placing control of student life largely in student hands if adopted.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Buster Brown and Tige Set for Town Visit
That delightful stage play Buster Brown widely admired by the old folks will soon be here. The troupe features first-rate artists Master Bier Jack Bell and Leta Cautna. Tamout trio performs Buster Tan and Mary Jane with a company of 41 performers in the cast.
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Buster Brown
Eve
Elias Artista
Master Bier
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Leta Cautna
Tamout
Buster
Vinita bill advances amid 21 opposition in legislature
A bill concerning Vinita passed its second reading in the lower chamber with 72 votes in favor and 21 against. The measure appears likely to reach the Senate as the next step.
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DHL
Bobbitt Killed in Ada as Pursuit Intensifies
Oklahoma City reports Ada police and sheriff’s deputies in rapid pursuit of a heavily armed man believed to have murdered A A Bobbitt of Ada. Bobbitt, a wealthy former U S marshal, was killed last night and a large manhunt is underway with bloodhounds alerted and a telegram requested for help in tracking the suspect.
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Ridenhour
Ada
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mar
A. A. Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Staten Marshall
Missouri Legislature After Sunday Baseball
Jefferson City March 1 The committee on temperance today reported favorably a bill prohibiting time ball on Sunday as the calendar for engrossment moved forward. The scene referenced Pres, Los Angeles, Gal, Man, Hatkey, and Arcadia, all tied to a long illness that ended early in the day.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Pres
Los Angelon
Gal
Man
R J. Hhatkey Brhiwin
Elaghtyane
Bia Howe
Arcadia
Negro Soldiers To Be Given A Chance For Vindication
Ansonmed Prest Washington reports that the Senate passed a measure granting discharged members of the Twenty fifth Infantry a chance to prove their innocence and qualify for reinstatement after alleged involvement in the Brownsville Texas shootings.
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Washington, D. C
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Texas
Sooner Annual Promises A Better Year At Norman
The Sooner annual by the University of Oklahoma Junior class aims to surpass last year’s edition. It will be 240 leather bound pages with 100 vivid photos, faculty portraits, and a catalog of students and buildings.
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Norman
Okla
Mig
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Poon
Mem Dore
State’ University
Renente
Dimenet Featanes
Ily
Venta
Pen Wheuthen
Senate Committee Deadlocks on Tennessee Coal Absorption Plan
In Washington Senate judiciary committee could not agree on a proposal to dissolve and absorb the Tennessee Coal and Iron company. The committee voted to report a disagreement amid federal actions and regulatory considerations.
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Senate
Oklahoma Bonds Sold for 1 460 000 in Guthrie
The Oklahoma bond issue of 1 460 000 was sold and delivered in Guthrie on March 1. The National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City arranged the sale to W con Motton of the Royal Neighbors and Model Woodmen of America. Seven series totaling 1 022 000 were sold with premium above par. The issue funds retire territorial debt and finance remaining obligations of Oklahoma.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
W Con Motton
Roynl
Model Woodmen of America
Yac Abate
Tenneson
Olbehomi
Oklahomk
To Quit Business
BW Stryker clerk clowtog The Mabe stock of ierehanadige with a view to retiring from business in Vinitr Mtr. Stryker has been in poor health for AinueRiie witd WIE gy beest-foty aotww monthe, Itt the hope that dele health may be restored.
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Ierehanadige
Vinitr
Mtr
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