Bill Murray Outlines View on Abolishing State Boards
Oklahoma figures advocate abolishing the state election board and board of public affairs to cut costs. They urge replacing with a financial agent and county-based systems, saving tens of millions, while defending public schools and warning against confirmations that could trigger legal disputes until measures aligns with the August party platform.
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Oklahoma
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Western Union Loses Tax Appeal in Oklahoma City Case
The federal court under Judge Cotteral upheld the Oklahoma taxing authority over the Western Union Telegraph Company. The suit, involving more than $100,000 in taxes, challenges board actions and alleged political manipulation of valuations. The decision notes courts won’t review state board motives and references an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Oklahoma City
Western Upion Telegraph Company
Oklahoma
State Board of Equalization
Cotteral
Georgy
Meyer
Mhny
Bill Cross
Haskell
Telegraph Company
Jidee
Waster Union Company
United States Supreme Court
Etcire Supreme Court
Thonestatindes
Salvation Army Feeds 300 in Tulsa Thanksgiving Dinner
The Salvation Army provided meals for about 300 people at a public Thanksgiving dinner in Tulsa. Prisoners in county and city jails enjoyed the feast, and a large charity collection was taken. A union Thanksgiving meeting of directors was held in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs A R Breiding visited Dr and Mrs A W Herron from Murkogen.
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Tulsa
Oda
Salvation Army
A. Rt. Breiding
Hom
A. W. Herron
Murkogen
Congress in Turmoil Opens as Officials Seek Jobs
Washington tale of opening day as lobbyists swarm and Democratic members face job seekers after March 4. Wilson men abound, while tariff and trusts sit high on lobbyists’ lists. Republicans show little hope of quick reorganization amid intra party rancor and White House tilt toward progressives.
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Congress
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Senate
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Ways and Means Committee
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Taft
Republican Party
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McParland
Marshalltown
Representative Good
Iowa
White House
Bermudas
Wood
Gordon Draw With Flannigan In Thanksgiving Bout
Bart Gordon of Vinita and Rock Flannagan of Ochelata fought ten rounds to a draw on Thanksgiving night at Ochelata. Flannagan was heavier by about 15 pounds. A December 12 ground bout in Vinita is anticipated to settle the dispute.
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Bart Gordon
Ochelata
Rock Flannigan
Flannigan
Gordon
Bart
Bartlesville
Vinita
Rock Flannagan
Tiat
Jornton
Gorton
Plana
Ae Gordon
Ory Poplar
Fis Tome Etty
Soul Rise at the Grand Theatre Opens in New York
Soul Rise, a theatrical comedy staged at the Grand Theatre, directed by a noted NY troupe. Harry O. Smith wrote the play with Maurice Levi providing the musical score. performances recall familiar theatre favorites.
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New York
Harry O. Smith
Maurice Levi
Card of Thanks from the Longs for Benonine loss
On behalf of the grandparents and the undersigned we express thanks to members and friends for kindness and sympathy and the beautiful moral offering during the illness and passing of our little daughter Benonine. Mr. and Mrs. CC Long.
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Benonine
CC Long
Stonebraker to appeal tax decision on Osage cattle
Howard M Stonebraker of Gutlule Oklahoma and Kansas City cattle interests will appeal to the US circuit court of appeals after Federal Judge Cotteral sustained Hunter Osage county treasurer demurrer and dismissed Stonebraker’s bill. The ruling requires payment of more than 4000 dollars in taxes on 112007 head of cattle pastured in Osage after April 1 1909. Stonebraker contends taxes for that year were paid in Texas before April and the cattle were moved briefly in Oklahoma en route to markets in Kansas City and Chicago.
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Okla
Howard
M. Stonfbraker
Kansas City
Oklahome
Kansas
Texas
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cotteral
John A. Hunter
Treasuer
Osage County
Oklahoma
Stonebraker
Chicago
W L Jones Not Stock Holder in Welch Bank
A Vinita Ledger report claiming W L Jones of the First State Bank Pryor owned stock in the Oklahoma State Bank of Welch is inaccurate. Welch bank officials state Jones has had no stock or interest there for over two years and is not connected with the Welch institution.
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W. L. Jones
First State Bank of
Pryor
State Banking Board
Oklahoma State Bank of
Welch
Okla
Welch Bank
Tia
Mr. Jones
Oklahoma State Bank
Vinita
Jones
Thanksgiving operetta cast thanked by St John’s Guild
The Ladies' Guild of St. John's Episcopal church offers heartfelt thanks to the Merry Milkmaids cast of the Thanksgiving operetta. They praise Misses Fort Mlake Jennie Gunter Alice Talmage Martha Roper Hilda Gatewood and others for their solo work and staging. Recognized are James Haymes Ivan King Chas. E. Hoole N. D. Hanvork Nettie Huggins C. OG. Chirk lord N. Rebont Mrs tinylord N. Rebont Mire Addis Brown Zolu Chatk and a large supporting troupe.
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Ladies’ Guild of
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Fort Mlake
Jennie Gunter
Alice Talmage
Martha Roper
Hilda Gatewood
James Haymes
Ivan King
Chas. E. Hoole
Farmer Im
N. D. Hanvork
Monica
Nettie Huggins
C. OG. Chirk
Lord N. Rebont
Tinylord N. Rebont
Addis Brown
Fee Flower Girts
Adeline Stephens
Daan Belle Me Cduee
Louie Nicifer
Path Yan
Dorothy
Grand Tate
Superior to Chance and Overcoming Adversity in Work
A motivational passage argues that greatness comes from rising above fear and annoyances. It states people succeed when they persevere despite hindrances, shaping character through truth and composure. The text urges adopting the life of the role one intends to play.
Coffee Debate Turns To Light Banter At Boarders' Table
Mrs Smith, Mr Hunker, and the landlady discuss a recent article on coffee’s ills. The author warned of sallow skin, shattered nerves, weak eyesight, and diminished willpower, claiming alarming national harm. The group jokes about coffee while noting its serious claims.
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Mre. Small
Mr. Hunker
Hunker
Billiards In the Country Joke Sparks New York Tale
Willie Hoppe discusses summer vacations in the country noting you cannot get a good game of billiards there. A Sunapee anecdote has two chaps mixing up balls as they could not tell them apart, then a guest misreads the setup as dice.
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Willie Hoppe
New York
Sunapee
New York Tribune
Two Girls Recount Theft In Edinburgh But Held On Probation
Two girls aged eleven and twelve entered a Edinburgh butcher shop and stole 148 6d from the till while the proprietor was away. They described a man who had appeared as they entered. A man was identified by the girls at the police station but released as no money was found. The girls later confessed to the theft and were placed on probation for 12 months.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Why He Chose It Doctor Protagonist’s Late Night Profession Motive
A father quotes his son’s reply about choosing medicine as a profession. The son jokes that the field would provide a good excuse for staying out late, reflecting a humorous, candid motive behind career choice. The exchange highlights familial insight and the light tone of the conversation.
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