Delaware County War Governor Cracereads Riot over Jay county seat
In Oklahoma Governor Cruce clashes with the Oklahoma Supreme Court over site of Delaware County courthouse. He orders Adjutant General Canton to move records from Grove to Jay old townsite and enforce the proclamation by any means. The court restrains Canton, but Cruce vows enforcement and threatens pardons if officials resist.
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Oklahoma City
Jan
Lee Cruce
Supreme Court of
State of
Oklahoma
Court House
Delaware County
Frank M. Canton
Delaware
Jay
Delawire
Grove
Cruce
Canton
New Jay
Old Jay
Old Jy
Jaygot Buay Priday
Supreme Court
General Canton
Okla
Jas
Adjutant General
Eupreme
Crick
Tinchivt
Groves
John We ‘Turner
Tur
Governor Cruce
Chnce
W. J. Creekmore
Smezes
Alphubee
Wim
Directos Nin
Wluke
SP Bagby
William Dookes
Thomas Price
MD O. Cassidy
Carl Fairbanm
Jesse Jotnson
Creekmore
Cheir
Pitchford
Stuart, Cruce and Gilbert
Tide Turns on Financial Outlook Amid Rising Costs
New York January disbursements are estimated at 220 million dollars. Wall Street eyes a lion's share while higher living costs and consumer extravagance shrink savings. Financiers predict temporary stringency, possible bond issues, and awaited railroad and industrial investments as conditions shift toward easier lending in midyear.
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New York
Wall Street
Financial Center
East
Middle West
South
Short Change Girl in Demand in Spokane
Marjorie Harkness, 20, involved in base penny arcade short changing case, reports two job offers after public inquiry. Mike Harkness notes Lyric theatre Coeur d’Alene Idaho offers $18 weekly, Majestic theatre Oakesdale Washington offers $25 weekly for singing or character work. She says turnover at the arcade brought daily average receipts of about $1 from the change racket.
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Spokane
Wash
Marjorie Harknee
Tias
Mike Harkiit
Lyric Theatre
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Majestic Theatre
Oakesdale
Arcade
Poultry Show In Tulsa Sees Record Prizes Won
Tulsa growers dominated the Eastern Oklahoma Poultry Show held in Tulsa with entries from several states. J L Beaucamp won the $50 gold sweepstakes for best ten birds. M A Youngman, also from Tulsa, took $25 second prize. Special awards went to William Hackendorf for the top Rhode Island Red cockerel and H P Langworthy for the white Wyandotte cock. Officiating officer S B Wright also earned prizes with his white Wyandotte entries. The show runs daily to 7 PM with growing attendance and an upcoming officers’ election finalized.
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Tulsa
Okla
J. L. Beaucamp
M. A. Youngman
Beauchamp
Hackendorf
William Hackendorf
College Hill
Kendall College
Rhode Island
H. P. Langworthy
B. Wright
Josephine Rothammer
Tulsa County
Eastern Oklahoma Poultry Association
Joel G. Smith
Ward Allen
W. G. Williamson
J. W. Binding
W. A. Goodman
Ethics Adopted For Teachers In Washington
Spokane Washington January 6 The Washington Educational Association adopted a code of ethics at its 2nd annual convention held in North Yakima December 27 to 29. The code cautions teachers against underbidding or securing positions through gossip and stresses loyalty to the profession and school system. It urges honesty in merit recommendations, modesty in public testimonials, and right living as guiding conduct in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Washington Educational Association
North Yakima
Teachiis
Not Liable for Deputies Says Oklahoma Opinion
Oklahoma City June 4 the county is not liable for the salary or expenses of deputy or assistant county assessors nor for any expense incurred in taking the assessment except the fees and salary allowed the county assessor by law and his own expenses according to an Attorney General Weat opinion to the county attorney of Washington county.
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Oklahoma City
Washington County
Ferris to push Indian hospital bill for Kiowa and Comanche
Representative Scott Ferris of Oklahoma plans to introduce a bill for a hospital for Kiowa and Comanche Indians. He seeks backing from the Indian Office in Washington to fund the project. The earlier Stecker bill, passed by the House, would have sold unallotted lands to fund the hospital but was stalled in the Senate. the lands sale remains halted at Ferris' request until new legislation passes.
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Washington, D. C
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
Ferris
Washington
Stecker
House
Senate
Indian Office
Congress
Rail timetable for Vinita division trains and connections
Timetable lists outgoing and incoming trains from Vinita with numbers and times. Notable services include No. 414 K C Meteor at 1 40 a m No 12 California Express at 3 45 a m No 416 Joplin Express at 9 ... St Louis Limited No 408 and Fast Mail No 1 12 01 p m No 11 California Express 1 20 p m Sapulpa Express 8 15 p m Hustler services and additional Ok City connections.
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Eave Vinita
K. C. Meteor
California Express
Hustler
Joplin Express
Eastern Express
St. Louis Limited
St. Louis Meteor
Okla City
K. W
Ok City
K.C
K. & T. Railway
Vinita
K. C
St. Louis
Katy
Texas Express
Flyer
Fast Mail
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Cheney State Normal School
Cheney
Samuel Glasgow
Cenennial Mill Company
Glasgow
Washington Cracker Company
Washington State College
Pullman
Nour
Poultry Association
Indian Hospital
Frisco
Parker-Wise Co
Farmers Bank Building
Louis Bagby
Res
F. L. Hughson
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
Vinita, Okla
PHOS
Dr. C.S. Neer
DRS. Bagby & Neer
First National Bank
Robt. L. Scott Seeds
Merriam Webster
C. Merriam Colingfield
Masa. F
William T. Rye
Scott Building
Vinita Oklahoma
D. C
W. Day
Empire Block
E. A. Stubblefield, D. M. D
Fowler
R. L. Mitchell
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
South Wilson Street
Adair Street
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington
Theo
D. B. Frear
J. R. Baird
East Side Livery Barn
W. B. Depue
James S. Davenport
New Halsell Bldg
U.S. Depository
Five Civilized Tribes
U.S
First National Bank Centralia
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