NOL Agreement Reached Friday in Wool Tariff Talks
Washington Aug 12 The conferees from the Senate and House reached a complete agreement on the wool tariff bill after a long session. Key figures La Follette and Yoder will steer the measure in their chambers with tentative passage set for today. Debate centered on duty rates and classification changes affecting raw wool and finished fabrics.
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Saxony
Wilton
Jay
Brussels
Sen
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United States
Canada
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Halley
Tam Frank
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Five Indictments Against Cashier Bilis Indicted
Oklahoma City Aug 14 The last six indictments from the state grand jury were announced. Five target Nick M Bilis cashier of the Planters and Mechanics bank liquidated by the state banking board. one targets G L Hendry president of the Night and Day Barn Memphis. Bilis faces three forgery counts and two for falsifying bank books. Hendry faces a single defrauding charge linked to the Memphis bank. Bonds total 9000 dollars. Hendry awaits transport after arrest in Memphis.
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Okahoma City
Oklahoma County Grand Jury
Nick” M. Bilis
Planters and Mechanics Bank
State Banking Board
G. L. Hendry
Memphis
Tenn
Eilis
New York
Hendry
Mel Purgess
Abner Davis
P. A. Meyers
Night and Day Bank
Aelit
Bond
Prisoners May Be Freed in Oklahoma Chy
Clyde Need warden at the Granite state reformatory asks Attorney General West for guidance on prisoners held under the Ross act for selling liquor to minors. The act prescribes one year, but appeals court rulings say the minimum is 30 days, prompting releases on habeas corpus and decisions needed for five or six inmates.
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Oklahoma Chy
Clyde Need
State Reformatory
Granite
West
Ross
Criminal Court of Appeals
McAlester
Warflen Reed
Deputy Branson Killed After Runaway in Adair
A deputy sheriff John Branson and prisoner Shorty Gleason were riding toward Pryor when the horse bolted throwing them all out. Gleason sprained ankle. Branson severely injured and later died. Oee Sanders accompanied the pair during the run to Pryor for bootlegging charges. Branson had only recently been approved as deputy sheriff by the county commissioners.
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Adair
Okla
John Branson
Shorty
September Sailing Dates For Foreign Commerce
A Commerce and Labor Bureau bulletin outlines September sailing dates for U S ports to world ports. It notes 700 fixed dates in September, 20 U S ports, 75 foreign ports, and about 2000 total departures carrying roughly 200 million dollars in merchandise and many passengers. The bulletin may be posted free to requesters and available from the Government Printing Office for a small charge.
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United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Statistics
Interrerve
Collectors of Customs
Bulletin
Government Printing Office
Wreck on Katy near Blue Jacket leaves four hurt
Parsons Kansas reports a freight wreck on the M K T railroad near Blue Jacket Oklahoma that killed C E Graves of Kansas City and an unidentified tramp and badly wounded two others. Injured are L B Baker of Paducah Kentucky and Charles De Meyer of Kansas City. A car jumping the track caused the crash.
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Parsons, Kans
C. E. Graves
Kansas City
Bluejacket
Okla
L. B. Baker
Paducah
Charles de Meyer
Oklahoma game wardens seek club lists and photos
Oklahoma City Aug 12 John Doolin state fish and game warden sent letters to 76 county clerks and 12 deputy wardens requesting names of members of all gun and hunting clubs in each county and for photographs of lakes streams mountains hunting scenes home birds and animals for the department final report The letter also invites suggestions to improve laws for fish and game protection preservation and propagation in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
John Doolin
Fish and Game
Fish and Game Department
Oklahoma
Printers as Students Benefit From Typographical Union Courses
Officers of the local typographical union report that a new correspondence course from the International Typographical Union teaches good typography principles. The affordable program includes student work samples and testimonials, with many claim pay raises and wage increases after completing the three year course. The union also offers burial benefits, old-age pensions, a home for infirm members, and operates a tuberculosis sanatorium in Colorado.
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Typographical
Technical Education
International Organization
Indland
International Typographical Union
Erie
Colorado
New Democratic Slate 3 Fixes Shifts Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City August 11 A secret meeting of Democratic leaders set Roy Stafford John Doolin and Bill Murray as three at large congressional candidates. Governor Cruce urged to avoid an extra legislative session for redistricting while a powerful faction presses for a special session to draw districts. Doolin resigning as state game warden and possible shift to national committeeman were noted. Harmonizing factions remains uncertain amid competing aims for Congress.
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Oklahoma City
Roy Stafford
John Doolin
Bill” Murray
Congress
Cruce
C. N. Haskell
John Williams
Elmer Thomas
Lawton
Doolin
Oklahoma
Joplin Business College Announces New Term Start
Notes accepted for tuition as Joplin Business College forecasts a secure salary path over crop risks. New term begins September 4. Mrs. Wm. Sapp takes full control of I. A. Richardson's stake in the McClellan Hotel, offering cool rooms new furniture and clean beds.
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Joplin Business College
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