Oklahoma House Adopts Conference Report On Taxes And Courts
Guthrie Oklahoma March 6 After a quiet session following Thursday excitement the House considered the Anthony bill to amend the coal tax and accepted senate changes reducing the rate to a half percent with further conference on fish and game measures. The conference report on county judge salaries and clerical help was debated with Maxey opposing higher pay while Rope argued relief funds were needed and would come from litigants fees.
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Guthrie
Okla
House
Anthony Dili
Senate
Anthony
McCtalla
Vones
Cope
Tillotson
McCalla
Usval
Ross
Maxey
Rope
Tulsa Dog Scare Prompts Swift City Action
A Tulsa incident involving a rabid dog led to police and citizens pushing for action. Five people were bitten and the city moved to tax dogs to reduce stray populations, with $3 set for male and female dogs and per-pup taxation after weaning. The city attorney was tasked to draft an ordinance enforcing these measures.
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Tulsa
Negroes Demand Pullman Cars on Railroads
A. and Hamlin, the Negro member from Tagan county, secured passage of a resolution in the lower house urging the corporation commission to report on railroad operations. The reference notes no Pullman dining or smoking cars and limited accommodations for Black travelers on local lines.
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A. & Hamlin
Tagan County
Corporation Commission
New Towns for the Osage Nation and Railroad Junctions
The Osage Nation may gain several new towns as legislation allows sale of surplus lands. Two new townsites are planned along the Midland Valley and MK and T lines, including a possible Nelogany site near Pawhuska and a junction at Osage. Local Pawhuska residents fear growth may be hindered by a new town near Nelogany.
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Washington, Mor
Anos
Tug
Congress
Osages
W. McCloud
Midland Valley
Yallroad
Big, Heart
Goother
Avant
Tylana
Pawhueke
MK & T
Osage
Eclogany
Midland
Nelogany
Pawhuska
Pawluaka
Nelongany
Pawhnaka
Midiaud
Reynolds files $10,000 damage suit in Guthrie
Macreynolds of Brooklyn sues Governor Hinakeli Secretary Smith Logan County Sheriff Kishoney and Wunsford for ten thousand damages connected to seizure of curtain papers tied to the governor’s recent four hundred thousand dollar will against publisher William Hearat.
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Guthrie, Oki. Mar
DOUTCAULTS FAMOUS CARTOON CREATION AT AUDITORIUM
Next Thursday at the Auditorium features R F Outsalt’s famous Buster Brown creation presented with a company led by Master Rice. The production includes new costume, hosiery, effects, music and songs. A third edition of the decade’s real musical comedy bit.
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R. F. Outesalt
Buster Brown
Master Rive
Buster
Master Rice
Reading Circle Boards Set Meetings for Library Book Picks
Guthrie Oklahoma hosts meetings on April 12 and 19 to organize and choose books for reading circle clubs. Teachers and pupils across districts discuss American and Oklahoma literature, science, history, music, and educational psychology as they aim to recommend the best titles for statewide use.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Sapt Cameron
Circle Boards
Atate
Eduenion
W. Hf
Gill
Pawhiieka
Altoguim
Firat
Corabi Mariel
Githrie
Wee
Raley
Enid
Sheagh Dietrict
Boia Gard Mille
Watonga
J.M. Oshorne
Geary
Lynt Gloyer
Bart ‘Yeuville
A. Woe. Shelton
Vida
Mary V. Nitenok
Ardmore
Cook
Atoka
G. A. Witt
Dinan
WM. Bhane
Lawton
Wension
Kovernore
Bouthwent Biterstate Commission
Confederate Veterans Charter Granted in Oklahoma
Gate Oklahoma March 6 A charter was granted to the Confederate Veterans Home association of Oklahoma City to build a cottage plan home for veterans. Prominent figures including A P Watson and others will form the corporators as the committee selects a city offering the best inducements. The committee includes Mrs C Darrell Wagoner Mrs Clement Oklahoma City Mrs Davin McAlester Mrs Bana Lawton and Mrs Powell Durant.
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Ms Stat
PC. Darrell
Wagoner
Mra Wal Clement
Oklahomn City
Mee
Alleged thief shoots Sapulpa policeman injures officer
Sapulpa Oklahoma March 6 police say an alleged thief shot and mortally wounded a Sapulpa officer on Wieheinom street. The attacker fled as the wounded sergeant lay in the home with a gunshot through the right shoulder and back, condition described as dying.
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Sapulpa
Okit
Polivesian
Lee Harper
Wieheinom Street
Marner Wan
Constitutional Amendment Proposal Seeks Change in Presidential Dates
A constitutional amendment proposal aims to adjust the date of presidential terms, presented by a group led by Awboniaved Prost in Washington, with other mentors involved in boline Aipdingy Be od renault of Thireiay Aiploneanr weather. The item outlines a top-line hope among supporters to formalize a shift in the daw of the Avaagurs Hol of presidents.
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Washington, B.C
Renault
Thireiay
Adair Burglar Hits Three Stores In Oklahoma
Burglars entered Owl Drug Store Cummings Hardware and General Merchandise in Adair Oklahoma last night cracking back doors and stealing cash between nine and ten dollars. A new black frock overcoat and red kid gloves vanished from Cummings. Police noted a rolling trail and dogs used to pursue suspects, with no one captured.
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Adair
Okla
Mar
Owl Drug Store
Cumming Hardware
Cummings
Sheri Ridenbour
Vinita
Vinsta
Tadiat
Dig Cabin
Charleas
Correction fixes three thousand misprint in ad
A typographical error correction notes that Sanders-Wright millinery ad in Thursday's Chieftain misread "more than 300 beautiful new models" as "more than 3000." The correction clarifies the intended figure and restores accuracy to the advertisement.
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Sanders-Wright
Chieftain
Pennsylvania Volunteers In Washington Train Turbulence
Members of Company F, Pennsylvania volunteers, lashed out after wrecking lunchrooms and throwing bricks at residence windows. They boarded a departing train in Washington last night amid allegations of disorder and violence as police acted to restore order.
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Y Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Pennsylvania
Verest
Cherokees Could Receive A Million Dollars Soon
Washington March 1 A provision in the Lidia appropriation bill directs the secretary of the interior to promptly collect and settle allotments for Cherokees owed more than 40 dollars. The measure, backed by Senator Owen James Davenport and WW Hite Inge, could affect about 80 percent of Cherokees. Galen Miller, completing the Eastern Cherokee roll, plans a final report by June 1, aiming to release eastern Cherokee funds this summer.
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Washington
Dineota
Secretary of the Interior
Sentor Owen
James Davenport
Hite Inge
Hastings
Court of Claims
Galen Miller
Haw
Oklahoma lawmakers edge new normal schools plan approved
Guthrie Oklahoma legislators pass bills to locate two new normal schools in the eastern region with NW Durant and Tablequah set as sites. Final senate vote approved, conference requested on certain amendments while Chapman’s bill on college lands rental proceeds clears third reading. Bethel returns from Tula after visiting for Robert J. Church project.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Dar
Tablequal
T Gnob Ie
Northwest Normal
Durant
South Western Normal
Roddie
Adane
Voutne
Buriat
Senate
Anthony Broge
Chapman
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We Post Office
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House of Kuppenheimer
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