Oklahoma liquor law debate reaches new federal line
Oklahoma City dec 4 state officials and judges discuss the evolving status of liquor laws in former Indian Territory under federal and state rulings. Courts consider interstate shipment rules and the new legislation aimed at tightening enforcement from the depot to the residence, with carriers wary of delivery into prohibited areas.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Crimins Court of Appeals
Femaina
Indian Territory
Civil Court of Appeals
Fort Smith
United States Senate
Osage Nation
Osage County
Supreme Court of the United States
Muskogee
Commonwealth
Bud Ledbetter
United States
Express
Criminal Court of Appeals
Ibery
Tulsa
Washington
Hedd, Caldwell
Oklaoma City
Haskell
Janjpary
Ivory In Siberia and the Mammoth Ivory Supply
The rapid disappearance of African elephants has shifted attention to vast ivory stores in Siberia. Mammoth tusks, enormous in size, are abundant in frozen tundra regions where frost preserves both the tusks and sometimes the flesh of the extinct elephants, suggesting the world may rely on this source for many years.
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Siberia
Africa
Asa
A Valuable Man reads double eyes and gas meter job
A tale quotes an oculist noting a man read double due to eye trouble. A sympathetic observer doubts this harmed his prospects until the gas company gaslit him up with a lucrative gas meter reading position.
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Lippincott's
Red Cedar for Buildings and Its Ancient Claim
A Cleveland Leader report details red cedar's ancient origin, possibly 4 960 years old, with W A Geist presenting a cedar found in Washington that is about 2 700 years old. He notes Pacific coast cedar's rising popularity for durable home use from chests to mantels and cabinets.
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Cleveland
W. A. Gelet
Port Angelus
Wash
Geist
Washington
Telephone Poles of Cactus Sahuara Tested for Forest Line
The government plans a telegraph and telephone system for the Coronado forest reserve with a Tucson to Catalinas line using sahuara trees as poles. Workers will attach brackets along canyons where terrain is rugged and trees dense, aiming for cost savings over standard poles.
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Tucson
Forestry Service
Coronado Forest Reserve
Catalinas
sAlong
Changed Her Mind in a Curious Courtship Tale
A young couple delays marriage until they stage a public banns scene. He announces he cannot marry, she proposes a ploy to influence townsfolk. On the wedding day the man agrees, but the woman declares she has altered her mind and will now consent to marry, prompting consternation.
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Sal
Tye
She
National Monthly
Scotsman’s Generous Visit To London Family
A Scotsman hosted his seven relatives in London for two weeks, treating them to theaters suppers cab rides and country excursions without spending a penny. As they left, his cousin reached for his wallet but Sandy refused saying they would toast the hosts for their hospitality.
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London
McPherson
Sandy
Success Magazine
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