Deficiency expenditures spark Oklahoma removal bill
Oklahoma City February 6. A bill to fine and remove state officials for unauthorised expenditures is proposed to curb deficiency spending. Governor Cruce reported deficiencies at 368,429.65, rising since, with major requests from the penitentiary and Granite reformatory. Total asks for maintenance and new buildings exceed one million, with multiple state offices and institutions seeking funds amid scarce building revenue.
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Oklahoma City
Cruce
Senate
McAlester
State Reformatory
Granite
Tim
State Penitentiary
Granite Reformatory
Ming
Down
Governor's
Fort Supply Insane Asylum
Pryor Creek
Deas
State Election Board
State Inspector of Public Highways
Hdmond Normal School
State Board of Affairs
Weatherford Normal
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Home For
Haid
Durant Normal
MVNY Sentenced in County Court
In county court Judge Parks overruled motions for new trials and sentenced the listed whiskey cases. Henry Raines received ninety days and 350 dollars fine. Blunt Martin and N H Langley got lengthy terms and fines. Doc Isbell, Clay Tittle, Otis Tittle and others faced jail and fines as determined by the jury. Appeals were filed in several cases.
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Parks
Henry Raines
Blunt Martin
N. H. Langley
Doc Isbell
Clay Tittle
Otis Tittle
Claude Moore
Mayes Thatcher
Slim Walls
Phil Buford
Jack Michael
Tulsa to Build 15,000 Stadium for Carl Morris Fight Plan
Tulsa residents awaken to a stadium project announced by H C Powder of the Tulsa Athletic Club. By March 1, a permanent 15,000 seat arena with portable roof is planned to host Carl Morris fights possibly a world title bout against Jack Johnson. Ufer backs Morris as top draw. many heavyweight names seek bouts. site near Tulsa city center.
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Lionaire
Carl Morris
H.C. Powder
Tulsa Athletic Club
Theeo
Morris
Jack Johnson
Ufer
Pouder
Ponder
Tony Ross
al Kubiak
Jim Barry
Jim Flynn
Don Comiskey
Oklahoma
Jeffries
Pioneer Phronia Barrett Dies at 62 in Kansas City
Prom Monday's Daily Vinita mourns the loss of pioneer Mrs. Phronia Barrett aged 62 who died of pneumonia yesterday at her daughter Mrs. W. R. Seaton's home in Kansas City. She was wife of Captain F. J Barrett of Vinita and survived by two sons Lee and John, daughter Mrs. Seaton, and sister Mrs. Laura Cooper. Remains will be brought to Vinita for interment with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Phronia Barrett
W. R. Seaton
Kansas City
F. J Barrett
This Ciy
Lee
John Barrett
Laura Cooper
St. Jag
Baxley Captures Bates After Nighttime Robbery Charge
Baxley made a good catch around 2 am as Deputy Batley arrested Sam Bates for robbing the Choutean telephone office of $20. Bates had the money when seized and reportedly confessed. He will be taken to Choutean tonight.
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Baxley
Batley
Sam Bates
Choutean
Bates
Clark Believed World 15 Better in Optimistic Address
Springfield Mass February 6 Representative Champ Clark of Missouri spoke to the Young Men's Christian Association urging optimism. He argued the world is growing better, school systems and religion are not failures, and that advances such as fewer homicides, prohibition on prize fights, and moral institutions show progress. He predicted wars will end with aviation advances and called for reforms like primary elections and direct senatorial vote.
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Springfield
Mass
Champ Clerk
Missouri
House of Representatives
Young Men’s Chistan Association
Clark
America
Federal officer succeeds in entering Juarez
The Associated Press reports El Paso on February 6 that a federal officer entered Juarez to halt Colonel Rabago and 300 troops. Insurgents under General Orozco retreated to Salamayuca 25 miles south to stock ammunition and wait for reinforcements. General Navarros with 700 men makes forced marches to relieve the beleaguered city.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Pinto Juarez
Rabago
Orozco
Salamayuca
Navarros
Robbers Hit Linwood State Bank in Kans Barling Safe
Three men blew the safe at Linwood State Bank in Linwood Kansas and escaped with 1800 dollars while 450 remained. Citizens rushed to aid but were held at bay by two robbers as the other completed the job. The men fled with revolvers drawn pursuing officers.
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Associated Press
Linwood
Kans
Four Oklahoma election officers set for Wednesday trial
Guthrie Oklahoma Feb 6 Duke Jeffries Willard Smith of Seward Harry Neal of Hennessey Frank Guinn and J J Beal of Union face federal indictments for alleged violations of federal election laws aimed at preventing Negroes from voting in November. They were granted a continuance to plead with demurrers and motions to quash. Fred P Branson and W A Ledbetter represented the accused and criticized federal authorities for delaying the cases.
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Guthrie
Oka
Duke Jeffries
Willard Smith
Seward
Harry Neal
Hennessey
Frank Guinn
J. J. Beal
Union
Smith
Jeffries
Fred P. Branson
State Central Democratic Committee
W. A. Ledbetter
Mr. Branson
Kingfisher County
Coupon Contest Rules for Votes and Prizes
Open to all except staff or relatives of merchants handling coupons. Subscriptions earn Soo Votes per $1.00 and 25 Votes per $1.00 at participating stores. Coupons must be signed, votes deposited in a locked box and nontransferable. Prizes awarded after five yearly subscriptions. contest ends April 14 unless changed within 30 days with ten days notice.
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Vinita
Insane Asylum
Claremore
Tonkawa
Sulphur
School of Mines
Wilburton
Agricultural and Mechanics College
Fort Gibson
MVNY
Tulsa
Okla
Mil
Springfield Y. M. C. A
Juarez
Linwood State Bank
James
Davenport
DR. G. 0. Burch
Vinita Oklahoma
New
Massell Bldg
Winner
W. B. Depue
Vinita Gklahoma
Court House
D. H. Wilson
Attorney-at-Law
Empire Block
H. C. Holderman
International Land Investment Co
Gulf Coast Lands
D. C
Vinita, Okla
William T. Ryb
Scott Building
DR. C
Neer
Gaylord N. Bebout
W. Day
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
South Wilson Street
South
Adair Street
Louis Bagby
Hassell Building
Theo
D. B. Frear
Cherokee Building
Stephens
E.a.stubblefield,d.m.d
Jumbo Mercantile Co
Shanahan & Mitchell, Jewelers
Dan Myers
E.N. Ratcliff Mercantile Co
L. P. Garrison Grocer
Max Mendel Ladies and Misses Outfitters
Vinita Drug Co
J. W. Jackson
Empire Grocery Co
Fair Empire
A. B. Watson
C.N. Martin Saddlery
Herman Bear
Sanders-Wright Vinita’s Big Department Store
Marshall Stevens Harness
Bramble Millinery Co
Owl Drug Store
Fjowars
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