Tax Ferret Bill Still Hangs Fire In Oklahoma House
Guthrie Okla Mar 2 The tax ferret law faces repeal as the senate bill sits on the house calendar amid partisan clashes. A Maxey move to bring the bill from committee passed after heated debate while Durant objected citing printing delays. Speaker Widman issued a rebuke over misrecorded ayes during roll call.
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Okla
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Maxey
Pottawatomile County
Faulkner
Durant
Jones
Watate Keheat
Atoka
Migington
Edgington
Uie
Boise
Crug
Wid4on
Second Standard Oil Trial Opens Again in Chicago
With the jury complete the United States government faces the Sta rd Of company of Indiana for a second time on a charge of accepting rebates. Judge Anderson sustains the defense that thirty six alleged offenses formed separate counts. The court rules the company cannot be fined more than seven hundred twenty thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Stati Rd of Company of
Indiana
Anderson
Senate Passes Taylor-Franklin Bill to Amend Election Law
Guthrie Oklahoma March 2 The senate passed the Taylor-Franklin bill eliminating three sections of the election law from the first legislature It removes labeling of political advertising cut out registration for primaries and the nomination petition section The bill moves to the house Kansas Senate Denies State School Book Bill Topeka March 2 A bill for state publication of textbooks was killed in the senate today
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Senate
Guthirie
Okla
Mir
House
Associated Presa
Topeka
Kans
Mar
Taft Enjoys Quiet Day Before Inaugural Duties
President-elect Taft spent a calm day in Washington with no engagements to start, signaling a period of ease to prepare for the arduous duties ahead in the near future.
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Taft
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Davenport and Fulton Plan Oklahoma Law Careers
Washington three Davenport and Fulton members from Oklahoma announce retirement from Congress. Davenport heads to Vinita to practice law while Fulton intends Oklahoma City to join Wickel in legal work. Both anticipate future political plans and possible campaigns if nominated again.
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Washington, D. C
James
Davenport
L. Fulton
Oklahon
Vinita
Oklahoma City
Hie
Faler Aald
Wick Bere
Oiebama City
Sperry Relieved From Active Duty as Atlante Ship Command
Rear Admiral Sperry today filed for relief from duty as commander of the Atlantide battleship Meet. Rear Admiral Schroeder has been appointed in his place, with a related reshuffle affecting other naval posts. Elections also noted in six counties this week as part of the broader Joel Option movement coverage.
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Washington
Chariet
Sperry
Schroeder Haw
Associated Prons
Indianoplia, Ltd
Joel
Ship subsidy bill taken up by the House today
The ship subsidy bill was taken up in the House today. Rep Landix of Indiana proposed an earnest plan for its passage, as reported from Washington, D.C. on March 2.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Wan J
Landix
Indiana
State printers bill heads to Senate for final vote
Guthrie Oklahoma March the senate committee has reported a state printers bill stating the state printer must have seven years of experience in printing. The measure aims to set qualification standards and may affect appointments and duties of state print work.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Senate
County Warrants Call by Craig County Treasurer
The treasurer of Craig County Oklahoma calls in warrants from the Salary Fund Nos 27 Court Fund Nos 229 and A120 Contingent Nov 31 to 36 with interest accruing after 30 days. D Ficklin County Treasurer.
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Craig
Vinita
Oklahoma
D. Ficklin
Carmack Trial Testimony Supports Self Defense Theory
In Nashville on March 2 the Cooper trial heard testimony from Dr. Glasgow who autopsied Carmack. He testified two of the bullets hit Carmack’s heart and defense argued either shot by Robin Cooper could have been fatal, supporting a claim Carmack fired first. Dr. Dunen certified that any described wound would have been instantly fatal.
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Associated Prove
Nashville
Tenn
Cooper
Glaskow
Carmack
Glasgow
Robin Cooper
Robin
Dunen
Public School Midday Play Boosts Library Fund
A high school midday performance drew praise for pupils in both drill and play. About 58 dollars was raised for library books, with plans for 80 high school pupils next year and 15 new entrants from Oklahoma schools.
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Oklahoma
Privileges and Public Service Reflections on Courtesy
The Washington Star excerpt notes that even in higher circles people adopt domestic traits and the public should empathize with those in service. A suburban resident recalls the ironies of public duty and the fatigue of constant service amid political life.
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Hotel Fe
Washington Star
Grest Scott
Subuardan
Missouri still after the trusts in Jefferson City
The Republic reports Missouri targets the Standard Oil and other trusts as actions by the attorney general seek ouster. Fifty thousand dollar fines were recently assessed by the supreme court with no payment or appeal granted yet. The Standard Oil of Indiana did not pay its fine yesterday and seeks a stay on judgment, while efforts to collect the money continue.
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Jeferson City
Mar the Republic
Ol Company of
Ohio
Generil
Kulty
Dipremé
Standard
O | Company
Indiana
Supreme Court
Everybody Glad Buster Brown 15 Coming Soon
Friendly notice appeals to fans of wholesome stage shows to welcome the new Buster Brown production. The announcement highlights a lively comic tale featuring the beloved Tintor Brown character, promising broad audience appeal across ages.
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Buster Brown
Mustea
Tintor Brown
Audigerlun
Mursey
Morel
Entombed Miners Escape Through Old Workings
Report from Port Blancnard Pennsylvania says a Mar day coal mine explosion at Erie Coal company injures about a dozen men and entombs several others. Rescue teams work at the scene while two bodies were recovered by noon and officials hold out hope for survivors despite the perilous conditions.
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Annodated Press
Port Blancnard
Erie Coal Company
Roosevelt Down Easy Report on Antitrust Merger
Seven members of the judiciary committee signed a report alleging President Roosevelt acted without authority in approving the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption by United States Steel. The majority views show some members adding remarks that soften the impact of the decla ration and note absences affected the committee’s stance.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Weinty Comittee
Tennesee Coal & Tron
Lie United Sitew Steel Corporation
Sherwin
Renator Bacon
New York New Haven and Hartford Must Dispose Trolley Holdings
By a decision of the state supreme court today the New York New Haven and Hartford railway is ordered to discontinue its trolley holdings in Massachusetts by July, nineteen ninety.
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Boston, Main
Mir
New York, New Haven
Governor Muse to Face Indictment at Alabama Court Opening
The spring term of the circuit court for the Masternalatial region opens with Judge Campbell presiding. Governor Muse is slated to appear next Monday to answer a conspiracy indictment tied to a grand jury in Muskogee. Other local figures and cases are listed on docket, with actions continuing into the following week.
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Mastern Alatriet
Uilabama
Campbell
Musioxpe
Prakioni
Ata Eviannie
Oklahoma State Pref Association Plans Claremore Meet
Scribes meet in City Guliele Oklahoma for the Oklahoma State Pref Association gathering set for Claremore on May 14 and 15. An elaborate program includes aviation debates by a cooperative committee. Claremore reports missing funds for intercity rent and an expected strong attendance.
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Okla
Mar
Clarenigre
Jamoctarion
Claremore
Lin
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