HAS BEGUN Conference Committee Takes Up State hood Bill
The conference committee on the statehood bill met in Senator Beveridge's room. Thirty nine amendments await consideration with most minor or already agreed. An adjournment until Wednesday allows study of the Oklahoma Indian Territory extension. Arizona and New Mexico elimination likely last.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Beveridge
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Smoot case hearings close as testimony ends
The introduction of testimony in the Smoot investigation concluded today in Washington. Arguments are scheduled for next week after three sessions of hearings that extended over several days.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Senator Smoot
Fullbloods Arrested In Looming Wickliffe Outlaw Hunt
Marshal Darrough and his men report arrests of Red Bird Smith and John Barks, two fullbloods linked to the Wickliffe outlaws. The posse, unable to flush the gang, notes rising creeks from recent rains hinder patrols in the Black Gum mountains near Vian.
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Wickliffes
Marshal Darrough
Red Bird Smith
Night Hawks
John Barks
Black Gum Mountains
Jim Williams
Will Clark
Sallisaw
Evangelist Rev. T. G. Carleton Attracts Large Baptist Church Audience
Large audience welcomed Rev. T. G. Carleton at the Baptist church last night after his Muskogee absence. The service featured growing spiritual fervor and personal calls to accept Jesus Christ. The meeting runs daily this week with services at 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. today and tomorrow.
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T. G. Carleton
Baptist Church
Muskogee
Curi Walty
Jesus Christ
Carleton
The Chieftain Carrier Delivery Reaches Every House
The Chieftain announces carrier delivery reaching every house in Wtown with subscriptions at 10 cents a week. Call telephone 44 to subscribe.
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Chieftain
Wtown
Confessions are numerous in Missouri ouster case
New York March 27 testimony in the Missouri ouster case revealed letters sought by Attorney General Hadley. H M Tilford testified as president of Continental Oil Company, noting its Colorado and western business and listing his New York office at 26 Broadway, the Standard Oil headquarters.
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Associated Press
New York
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Hadley
H. M. Tilford
Continental Oil Company
Colorado
West
Broadway
Standard Oil
Two Killed in Bucharest Street Rioting
In Bucharest street rioting last night two men were killed and over three hundred wounded. The clash followed nationalist objections to using French at a charity theater event in which Princess Marie was interested.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Bucharest
National Theater
Marie
Bank Failure in West Texas Bank Closed
Washington reports the First National Bank of West Texas was closed today and a national bank examiner was appointed receiver. Mobilities are listed at 150000.
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Associated Press
Washington
First National Bank of
West Texas
National Bank Examiner
Beig
Warrants Sought in Insurance Probe But Not Issued
District Attorney Jerome sought warrants from Magistrate Moss for several persons tied to life insurance company records exposed in a legislative investigation. Warrants were not issued, with depositions to be filed tomorrow. Perkins and others named in connection with political contributions are discussed as possible targets in a broader probe.
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Associated Press
New York
W. T. Jerome
Mass
Jerome
Moss
Tombs Court
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Cornelius N. Biss
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
O'Sullivan
Court of General Sessions
McCall
New York Life Pol
Republican Campaign Fund
Kessel
Darwin P. Kingsley
Kingsley
John Doe
Edmund D. Randolph
New York Life Tesurance Company
Perkins
Bliss
Two Steamers Burn at Newport Dock
A fire at Newport Rhode Island destroyed the steamship Plymouth and damaged the freight steamer City of Lowell. The pier shed and adjoining property were destroyed and three other steamers were scorched. Loss estimated over 1 000 090 dollars.
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Associated Press
Newport
BR. I
Mar
Plymouth
City of Lowell
Miners Set April 1 Strike If No Accord Reached
Indianapolis March 27 The joint scale committee of bituminous coal operators and miners in the central competitive district voted to report the disagreement to the joint conference. President Mitchell moved to adjourn, and the motion carried. The miners will strike April 1 unless a home agreement is reached in the meantime.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
Diagstes
Amendments curb rebates in railroad rate bill
Washington May 37 in the senate Senator Lodge introduced an amendment to the railroad rate bill prohibiting rebates and discrimination and outlining penalties for violations of the act.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Lodge
Bank Robbery Shocks Gentley Area Early Morning
Robbers dynamited the safe of the Bank of Gentley in Gentley Kansas and escaped with 81500. The incident occurred early this morning as police began investigations and searched for suspects.
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Preas
Kan
Bank of Gantley
Parks Loses Cherokee School Board Seat Dispute
S F Parks loses his claim to a Cherokee School board seat as Miss Carlotta Archer of Pryor Creek is appointed to the post. The Interior Department affirms Archer while Parks contends his term continued until tribal dissolution. Boudinot backed Parks but failed to have him recognized.
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S. F. Parks
Cherokee
Repelors
Carlotta Archer
Pryor Creek
Parks
B.J. Boudinet
Taliequah
Jist
Boudinot
Paris
Hindlultn
Department of the Interior
oMea
Miss Archer
Meriden Theater Fire Destroys Local Playhouse
Meriden Connecticut March 2 A large fire gutted the Meriden theater the citys largest pay house. Losses are estimated around 200000 with injuries reported to actors and staff. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours before containment.
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Associated Presa
Meriden
Conn
Meriden Theater
Vacancy Ads Offer Rooms For Summer Rent
The Chieftain Wants section invites readers to place room vacancy notices at the rate of one cent a word with a minimum charge and three lines for 25 cents, plus a 15 cent minimum. Phone 44.
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Marshal
E. 0. Smith
Perkins, Cortelyou and
H. Bh. Ridenhour
Democratic
Kans
Pinesalve
A. P. Owens
Alon
Kuppenheimer Watershed
Vinita’s Bic Department Store
Kansas City
Miss Weston
Darrough
Vinita
Wickcliffe
iPyéa
Tam
Texas Wierron
General Delivery
Toby
A. P. Ovens
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