Senate Committee Rewrites Tariff Bill Provisions
Washington April 13 The Senate Finance Committee chaired by Aldrich voted to amend the tariff bill lowering many rates overall while raising some to preserve schedule harmony. lead ore rates stay at 1.5 cents per pound with lead products raised. agricultural meat products largely unchanged. wood pulp coal hides undecided. gloves and hosiery restored to existing law levels. Democrats offer no objection to reporting the bill.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On
Aldrich
Senate
House
Cider Permitted by Legislature in Oklahoma
Guthrie April 1 state news reports a new law allowing sale of Apple cider in Oklahoma to counter prohibition. Analyses show cider contains 4 to 5 percent alcohol while beer runs 3 to 4 percent. Prohibition enforcement officials warn of possible action if intoxication results.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Regiavinture
Oklahoma
Edwin DeBarr
Oklahoma State University
Caldwell
Sal
Farmer kills wife then kills himself in Marysville
John Wilson, a retired farmer of Marysville, shot and killed his wife and wounded his twelve year old stepdaughter after setting the home afire, then committed suicide. He had spent Sunday drinking and after his wife and daughter went to bed they arose to drink with him. a quarrel began when she refused.
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Associated Press
Marysville
Kans
Jotn Wilson
Wilson
Requisition Granted for Return to Missouri Man
Guthrie Oklahoma April 10 Requisition for the return to John Dowdy to Oregon county Missouri for violating his parole was granted by Governor Finkell after a hearing Friday.
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Guthrie
Oklo
John Dowdy
Oregon County
Finkell
Temporary injunction hearing postponed in St Louis court
The temporary injunction action against Lie plana of electioen Mingerurd rail roads was continued today in St Louis to April 28. The court ordered the temporary restraining order remain in force until after the formal hearing.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Lie Plana
Electioen
Mount Etna Erupts With Great Smoke Cloud
From Saples Italy April 12 the Mount Etna eruption sent a vast cloud of smoke from the crater and ash fell upon the surrounding countryside causing considerable apprehension in the near vicinity of the volcano.
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Mount Etna
Associated Press
Saples
Italy
Mount Etonin Ly
Vowane
Clinton 10 Build Street Railway At Wewoka Oklahoma
Secretary of State records show Clinton Oxia chartering a street railway with capital stock of 1000000 to build ten miles at 6000 per mile. Several other entities receive incorporations including Chapin Oil and Gas Co Parkerburg agent Hindman and multiple banks and firms across Oklahoma with varied capital.
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Guthrie
Wala
Clinton
Oxia
Chapin Ol and Gas Co
Parkersburg
W. Va
B. C. Hindman
Bartlesville
Okla
First State Bank of Wewoka War Incorporated
Sakogwa Oil and Gas Co
Wata
First Baptist Church of
Tridgeport
Kiowa Lodge
Kiowa
Parker Mercantile Co
Texas
W. A. McConnelly
Wauku
Farmers State Bank of
Ponca City
Okiniome State Bank of
Atoka
College Park Co
Oklahoma City
Southwestern Lumber Co
Avid
Oki
Tax resistence by Oklahoma goal operators
Muskogee Oklahoma April reports that corporations in Oklahoma plans to resist tax collection claiming the negotiated deal is federal and not state property. Guthrie notes a reward of 200 dollars offered by Governor Haskell for the arrest of Jim Mouton in Mughea County for the murder of Indian woman Tuoy Stewart on December 10, 1908.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahome
Guthrie
Oklo
Hinckell
Shor
Mughea County
Jim Mounton
Tuoy Stewart
Wasteful Oklahomans Urged to Save State Resources
Norman Oklahoma April 12 Professor Gould state geologist warns Oklahomans waste endangers forests soils timber and feed resources. He cites forage loss, declining timber supply, soil erosion, and abandoned fields as signs to adopt careful farming and reforestation to sustain the state’s fertility and growth.
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Norman, Okii
Okahoma
Profenior Gould
Hay
Oklahoma
Delaware
Vermont
Belgium
Spain
United States
Rome
Noble
Pawines
Logan
Lincoln
Cleveland
Pottawatomie
Molean
Gar Ivin
Oketaboma
Lima Sees Severe Earthquake With Damaged Buildings
By Associated Press Lima Peru April 12 a strong earthquake struck Lima causing collapsed cornices and many clocks halted though no casualties were reported.
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Associated Prows
Lima
Peru
Visit Calix fornin and Santa Fe trips in 1909 travel ads
Early 1909 travel notice touts California tours via Santa Fe routes from Kansas City and other points with through sleepers, dining, and side trips. Includes agent contact, dates, and inducements for spring travel to California. Also includes a probate court notice from Craig County Oklahoma about a guardianship and real estate sale of Samuel Terrell.
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Calix
Santa Fe
Sas City
Seeee
Prescott
Phenaix
Tor Bop
Kansas City
Weed Uprvey
California
Court sets April hearing on minor estate realty sale
The court orders the petition to sell all or part of the real estate of a minor and sets Thursday April 22, 1909 at 10 a m for the hearing in Craig County Oklahoma. Interested parties and next of kin must appear to show cause, with a copy of the order to be published for three weeks in a general newspaper.
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Chiphona
Crate
Samuel ‘Terrell
TA. McFarland
O. B.A. McFarland
Kuardian
Samuel Terrell
Craig
Okla
Muh
Tsa
Grice
Hines
Oklahoma
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Farmer
Secretary of State—New Bank
Wewoka
Drs. Martin & Martin Eye Specialists
Lewis Rogers
Undertaker
Hoth
William T. Rye
Scott Bldg
Vinita, Okla
Vinita
First National Bank
Revere
Ainia
Kenney
Topeka
Ranane
Mante D Arider
Adel
Baring Do
Maby
Cobb Hotel
F. M. Gwinnup
Son Vinita, Oklahoma
ARM Loans
Bie
Idelity Farm Loan Co
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