Sunday hunting ban and wildlife rules in Oklahoma law
Oklahoma bans hunting on Sundays under the new game law with penalties from 25 to 100 dollars fine or up to 30 days in jail. Residents pay 125 dollars annual hunting fees, nonresidents 15, foreigners 25. deer season runs November 1 to December 1 with one deer per hunter. The act lists seasons for quail, turkey, waterfowl and other birds, prohibits hunting on posted lands, and imposes heavy penalties on trapping, selling, or transporting protected birds.
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Oklahoma
Ives Iv Ln
Joy Avelor
Peatrtetloit Natavist
Yadie
Maly Warvion
Claude Anderson Shot By Own Gun At Gem Restaurant
Claude Anderson was accidentally shot in the abdomen by a revolver he carried, in the Gem restaurant lobby last night. The bullet entered the right side and exited above the stomach, with the physician describing the wound as not seriously dangerous unless complications arise.
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Gem
Claude Anderson
Anccidental Dis
Strike Ending Soon Reported Across French Labor Scene
Associated Press wires recount a broad strike wind down as about a thousand workers return to work. Socialist and independent papers frame the movement as a test of social harmony and political alignment, reflecting tensions within labor and press circles.
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Hostmenth
Wight
Hetory
Missouri considers statewide prohibition push unfolds
In Lowle Missouri on March 22 a temperance rally and parade mark a push for statewide prohibition led by the St. Louis District Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Delegates travel to Jefferson City to lobby for a prohibition resolution as supporters say the measure, introduced by Senator Peck of Atchison County, will become law. Deputy wardens would guard licenses with salaries and fees, while counties gain administrative revenues and penalties for violations, including restrictions on dynamiting for fish and gun limits.
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Lowle
Woman's
Christian “Temperance Union
St. Louis
Mra FH
Jugals
Focal Union
Jefferson City
Senate Peck
Atchison County
Prolith
Tute Wardin
Railroad revival gains steam in Oklahoma legislative push
Guthrie March 22 Oklahoma lawmakers show a more favorable stance toward railroading revive several projects once stalled by constitutional hurdles. Proposals include the Morris law for already incorporated roads and a constitutional amendment allowing independent lines to sell to larger roads, with new routes in Kingfisher Guthrie Guymon and Osage areas and plans to restart work on lines from Muskogee to Shawnee and Oklahoma City to the coast. The revival also spots Canadian capital for the Missouri-Oklahoma line and Muskogee Belt & Terminal Railway formation with updated executives.
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Guthrie
Osle
Oklahoma Legislative
Oklahoma
Okihoma
Okdahona
Tate
Tewe
Kingdwbar
Colorado
Okahoma City
Kingigher
Okeete
Guymon
Mexico
Ham
Modetaln Valley
Plains
Mmillog
Arnett
Atl& County
Texaa & Mexiua
Mangum
Okla
Abilene
Tex
Philadelphia Trust Company
Storma R. Locke
Abe Jews
Tex, BC
Mason
Manaus City
H. © Irwin
Pillsburs
Santa Fe
Theral
Englewood
Dex’ Moines
SN. M
Old Bevet County
Shawnee Central
Muskogee
Shawnes
Olemulgee
Chandler
Friaco
Mumbogee
Cutherlénarda
McAlester
Parla
Paris & Mount Pleasant
Hine
Canadian Capitalite
Oke Fioma
Golden City
Roper
James Huckleberry
Frico General
Indian Territory
Muskeate Belt & Terminal Railway Company
FROG
Senate creates two new committees in reform move
Washington March 22 The Senate approved a broad reform package naming two new committees. The committee on partisan expenditures will oversee budget use while the committee for the conservation of natural resources will handle environmental issues and resource protection.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Search for specimens in British East Africa gears up with Smithsonian team
Associated Prose New York Mar 28 describes Theodore Roosevelt and the Smithsonian expedition heading toward Nairobi to collect specimens for Washington. The piece notes routes along the Panade Railroad toward Justa Ranch as trains advance and big game hunters seek antelope, hartebeest, and other wildlife amid cautious colonial frontier life. The account hints at dangers, local guides, and distant landmarks like Makindu, Passi Shiba, and Nairobi while promising continued coverage on Page 4.
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Associated Prose
New York
Brivan
Africa
Theodore Hooxvelt
Smithsonian
National Museum
Washington
Justa Ranch
Nairobi
Panade
Herte
Uge
Passi Shiba
Darsty
Makindu
Cowbery
Court Indictments in Alleged boodle Cases in Pittsburgh
Pittsburg March 22 a grand jury investigation of medicinal corruption led the court to indict several men including Dallas Byers millionaire manufacturers G A Gibbin vice president of Columbian National Bank of Pittsburgh Henry J Bilger patron keeper and councilmen John W Klein W Th Webber and Charles Stewart. The indictments will charge attempted bribery and solicitation of bribes. The grand jury will reconvene for further developments.
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Pittsburg
Dallas
Byers
G. A. Gibbin
Columban National Bank of
Henry J. Bilger
John W Klein
W Th Webber
Charles Stewart
Souwion
Kansas City May Lift Boycott on the Katy
Kansas City officials consider lifting the boycott on the Missouri Kansas and Texas line amid a dispute over reduced rates. The move aims to ease damage to local merchants affected by misrepresented attitudes toward regional rail competition. Kansas City leaders argue a proportionate rate cut to Oklahoma and related routes would be fair and reasonable, potentially shaping future interstate freight policy.
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Kansas City
Mar
Kanead City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kensie City
Galveston
Commerce Commission
Kanaan Lity
Columbus Tate
Missoni
Karena A 'Eacns
Okintowa City
Wdnitebion
Will Return Boy For Ransom
In Believed today abductors of WH White have taken steps to return the boy for a ransom of ten thousand dollars. Authorities think the kidnappers intend surrendering the boy at Ash Jobuin Saturday night, while efforts continue to persuade them that Willie will be paid for his return. A second letter claims Willie will be returned within forty eight hours.
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Sharon
Mary Shet
White
Knappert
Ash- Jobuin
Whitta
Waitle
Willie
Real Estate Deal On South Wilson Street Vinita
A brief notice notes a real estate transaction on South Wilson Street Vinita. Morris Knight & Co and A M Civieseattle apparently financed fifty feet on Wilson Street near Canadien Avenue for a payment of 38,000 dollars, with prior details indicating the site formerly included a hotel structure.
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Vinita
Morris 2 Knight & Or
A.M. Civiieseattle
Wilson Street
Canadien
Joer Faupetory
Notice to Candidates in Okfitiome Election
Notice to candidates for the election requires filing petitions with the county election board on the date shown in the court page in March. No candidate will be permitted to file after the deadline.
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Vielui
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Wes
Missouri
Milford-Berger Shoe Co
Ladies
Oxfords
Senate
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
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Paradise
Bowate
Laer
Howe of
Kuppesche
Kuppenheimer
Monarch and Cluett
Stetson Hat
Stetson
Stacy Adams
Katy
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