Democrats Name Committeemen For 62nd Congress
Washington April 3 The democratic chairmen of standing house committees for the sixty second congress selected by the democratic caucus with Missouri and Oklahoma members list: Ways and Means Underwood Randell Harrison Brantley Shackleford Kitchin James Rainey Dixon Hughes Hull Hammond Peters Palmer Sauer...
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Carl Morris to fight challengers in turn
Tulsa April 3 statement from Frank Ufer manager of Carl Morris. Morris will not enter boxing contests immediately and asks challengers to wait their turn. He has knocked out Mike Schreck last Tuesday in Sapulpa and has seven pro bouts all ending in knockouts.
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Justice Harlin declines to grant two injunctions
The Supreme Court today refused to enjoin Oklahoma from charging higher freight rates than Kansas for lime cement plaster brick stone and crude oil shipments. Justice Harlin said the case should be resolved in state court and cited a separate ruling on intoxicating liquors in the Indian Territory area. Also reported was the closure of the National Bank at Thayer Kansas by a bank examiner due to crop failures in the region.
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Woman Robs Grocery Store in Washington DC
A woman wearing a long black veil hid a revolver and robbed a Washington grocery today. She threatened two women clerks and escaped after taking cash from the register.
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Vinita Weather Brings Heavy Rain to Northeastern Oklahoma
A six hour downpour starting at 3 AM drenched the northeast and eased drought in Craig county. Farmers gain from soil and pasture benefits while Vinita sees relief as Bull Creekwater fouling clears. Indications rain continues into today with possible further showers. Also reports from Kansas City carpenters strike for five cent wage rise.
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Madero Party Arrives in El Paso on Peace Mission
Francisco J. Madero and Alfonso Madero father and brother of the insurgent leader arrived in El Paso after dark on a supposed peace mission. The party’s purpose remained unconfirmed but authorities suggested developments could come in a few days. A U S dispatch notes assurances that foreign Mexico interests would be protected and that Madero Sr. describes the oppression that sparked the rebellion.
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Election Board Delays County Appointments Oklahoma City
The state election board suspended appointing county election boards to avoid confusion with upcoming municipal elections on April 4. The board plans to appoint two members from county Democratic and Republican nominations, with a third chosen by the state board upon Democratic county recommendations unless factional disputes block agreement.
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Umpire Vision Tests Positive for National League
President Lynch reports NL umpires show normal to superior vision after standardized eye tests. Dr. Copeland reviews results from nine umpires including Payne, Klem, Hepburn, Brennan, Finneran, Johnstone, Doyle, Eason, Rigler, and Emslie, confirming clear sight and strong color perception.
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Ames Named on Commission for Oklahoma Supreme Court
Guthrie Oklahoma April 1 The state supreme court conference named Attorney C B Ames of Oklahoma City as the sixth member of the supreme court commission created by the recent legislature to aid two years in clearing its docket If he accepts he likely will become head of the auxiliary bench.
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