QUART LAW STRUCK DOWN BY OKLAHOMA APPEALS
Oklahoma City dec 15 a criminal court of appeals decision declares the portion of the estate prohibition law limiting private possession of intoxicating liquor unconstitutional The ruling cites due process guarantees and the fourteenth amendment invalidating the statute and its enforcement leading to numerous convictions and business losses for bootleggers Also noted is the Oklahoma Municipal League meeting in Tulsa featuring officials Mayor Laub Bartlesville and City Clerk Carpenter with humorous caricature notes about Mutt and Jeff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelahoma City
Criminal Court of Appeals
Sedge Arm-srowe
Court of Last Resort
Wat Wileun
Ardmore
Jutge Armstrong
Dodge Armstrong
Federal
United States
Oklahoma Municipal League
Tulsa
Laub
Bartlesville
Carpenter
Tiaroma
Woman Robbed En Route to Vinita on Big Four Train
Mrs Baker traveling from Hinton West Virginia with two children to Vinita Ohio reports purse and tickets stolen aboard a Cincinnati bound Big Four train. She left the pocketbook with the younger child Lloyd while she watered the other and returned to find it gone. Conductor and Superintendent Brown arranged onward transport to Vinita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleluati
Baker
Hinton
W. Va
Vinita
Ohin
Cincinnart
Mm. Baker
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Cincinnati
Taker
Oklahoma City Gets New Charters and Incorprations
A list of state charters issued on February 14 includes Jenks Gis Company of Jenks with 1500 capital, Keely Institute of Oklahoma City with 5000 capital, Investors Publishing Company of Oklahoma City with 15000 capital, Oklahoma Granite and Monumental Company of Oklahoma City, Broken Bow Telephone Company in McCurtain County with 1200 capital, and incorporators named from Jenks, Oklahoma City, and nearby towns. Also noted are a diamond theft in Parsons and travel announcements involving a traveling salesman and Mrs. F. S. Reed heading to Wichita for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Fec
Satur Jenks Gis Company of
Jenks
Carnal
Fr. Wulff
M.A Steele
Lawhorn
Simmond
A. M. Bnate
Keely Institute of
Aprcal
J.C. Banitana
W. A. J. Marable
Robert H. Timmons
Investors’ Publishing Company of
Capital
W. M. Malone
W. J. Pate BB
Cockrett
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Cranite and Monumental Pany
Oklahom City
Medaricles
Broken Bow Telephone Company
Bow
McQurtah County
J. Roberts
Jud Moore
Vallient
S. Jr
Idubei
Hay and forage statistics for the United States
United States hay and forage data from the Thirteenth Decennial Census, led by Director Durand, show acreage rising from 61,691,000 in 1899 to 71,015,000 in 1909 and production increasing to 97,147,000 tons. The report details regional shares, yields, kinds of hay, and leading states with gains and declines across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Durand
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce and Labor
le Grand Powers
Agriculture
Bureau of the
Cenpom
North Central
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East South Central
West South Central
New Rngland
Mountain and Pacific
Pacific States
South
New England
Widdlesulutte
East North Central
Central States
East South Central States
South Central States
Wentworth Central Division
Middle Atlantic States
East North Central States
South Atlantic States
Pacific
Aéteage
Perth
East South Central Division
Utah
New Mexico
West North Central Division
Timothy
East North Central Division
Mountain Division
Millet
Indereage
Vale
Towa
New York
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
South Dakota
Ilinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
California
Whirlwind tour by Senator Owen across Oklahoma
Washington December 16. Senator Owen will conduct a whirlwind tour of Oklahoma during the Christmas recess speaking for the Loverest of the federation of democratic precinct clubs, an movement he helped originate. He will visit Tulsa Tupelo Ada Shawnee Pauls Valley Ardmore Marietta Davis Lindsay Marlow Chickasha Duncan Waurika Medford Brickwell Ponca City Newkirk and other towns between December 27 and January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Dierl
Benatar Owen
Oklahoma
Owen
Tulsa
Tupelo
Ada
Shawnee
Pauls Valley
Ardmore
Madiil
Duran
Marietta
Davis
Lindsay
Marlow
Chickasha
Duncan
Wauritks
Medfow
Bhickwell
Ponca Olty
Newkirk
Petit Jurors Named for January Term County Court
The January term county court lists petit jurors starting January 8 including Moses Studebaker J Harlin D P Daniete Jim Wimner Jesse Houser Green Christian Jas Payton William Gentry A J Williams L W Dugger R R Bennett Vann Chandler Tod Todd Sam Motley Fr A Hensley Ed C Roper Ewing Hassell Walter Crouch W S Hell dua Tewell W J Masey Walter Newcomb C W Howell C F Me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Studebaker
Harlin
D. P. Daniete
Jim Wimner
Jesse Houser
Green Christan
Jas. Payton
William Gentry
A. J. Williams
L. W. Dugger
R. R. Burnett
Vann Chandler
Wi ‘Todd
Sam Motley
Fr. A. Hensley
C. Roper
Ewing Hassell
Walter Crouch
Noted Cherokee Case Appealed in Oklahoma City
T Hanks guardian of Daisy Hanks an alleged Incompetent appealed today from a superior court judgment. He seeks to cancel a deed claimed to be obtained by J C Collier through fraud and improper influence on the Cherokee woman Daisy Hanks who was deemed an Incompetent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
R T. Hanks
Daisy Hanks
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Ye County
Hanks
Carcel
J. C. Collier
Collier
State University News Highlights Holiday Break and Debates
Christmas holidays begin December 20 at 5 20 p m and run to January 3 at 8 00 a m. Senior class selects As You Like It for annual commencement drama and a universal class pin project is led by Frank Parsons Roy Hazeltine and Beat rice Von Keller. Norman high school claims Oklahoma’s 1911 football title with a 39 0 win over Chickasha. Streeter Speakman will start university extension bureau work with a Lincoln County tour over Christmas. Holmes Club debate event set for December 19. Sooner basketball schedule released. Phi Delta Phi pledges announced. Garber Cup schedule listed and Otter games to be arranged. Y M C A delegates prepare for Ruston southern conference trip beginning December 21. Coach Herman Weinberger of Colorado visits Norman trying to arrange a future game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parsons
Civet
Roy Hazeltine
Norman
Beatrice von Keller
Ardmore
Norman High School
Franing Opera House
Forum
Senate
Milton C. Garber
Sooner
Law School
Phi Delta Phi National
Clarence Cowden
McAlester
Owen Owen
Caney
Kans
John Rogers
Holdenville
Hubert Ambrister
Fred Capshaw
Freshmeat Law
Oklahoma Baptist University of Shawnee
Chilocee Indian School
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Oklahoma Baptist College of Blackwell
Oklahoma Methodist University
Guthrie
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Stillwater
Chilocca Indian School
Chilocco
Oklahoam Baptist College
Blackwell
University Preparatory School
Oklahoma City
Ruston
State University
Herman Weinberger
University of Colorado
Normannak
Annual Oklahoma Colorado Thanksgiving Day game slated
The annual Thanksgiving football clash between Oklahoma and Colorado is set with next year’s game at Denver and the following year in Oklahoma City. Colorado captured the 1911 Rocky Mountain district title as Dr. Daniel W. Obern, head of the state geological survey, travels to Washington to press for national cooperation and better maps for oil and gas region reports. He will confer with Oklahoma’s congressional delegation and with F. H. Newell on the Lawton irrigation project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Colorado
Denver
Oklahoma City
Daniel W. Obern
State Geological Survey
Washington
Oklahoma Survey
F. H. Newell
Reclamation Service
Lawton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quart Law
Mutt
Jef
New Oklahoma Charters
Jake Wimer
Parsons Way
de Lome
Katy
The
Senator Owen
Dury
State University News
Frisco
Seave Vinita
K. C. Meteor
California Express
Hustler
Joplin Express
Eastern Express
St. Louis Limited
St. Louis Meteor
M. K. & T. Railway
K. C
St. Louis
A. m
St. Louis A
Flyer
Parsons Bob
Katy Limited
Texas Express
Briek
Norsery
A. P. Clay
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
Wilson Street
Adair Street
Fowler
F. L. Hughson
W. Delaware
Wimer Drug Store
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
Okla
C. W. Day
Empire Block
D. C. Heidtman
Vinita, Okla
R. L. Mitchell
Dr. C.S. Necr
Emacsay Phos
Aoe
DRS. Bagby & Neer
First National Bank
William T. Rye
Scott Building
Vinita Oklahoma
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington Building
E. A. Stubblefield, D. M. D
M. Daniels
Parker-Wise Co Farmers Bank Building
Robt. L. Scott
Nvitane
muTiien
Lona Atrively Bonenential
Munn & Co
Necial Notics
Scientific American
Tareest Clr
Tide Journal
Newadealers
New York Ranch
Theo
D. B. Frear
J. R. Baird
East Side Livery Barn
W. B. Depue
W. H. McCann Notary Public
Kinnison and Hollow
James S. Davenport
New Halsell Bidg Vinita Oklahoma
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