Democratic Tariff Fight Rumors Surface in Congress
The piece discusses Democratic leaders pressing for a tariff plan limited to revenue needs, opposing a broader protective tariff. It names lawmakers from Alabama Louisiana New York North Carolina Missouri Kentucky and others as potential Ways and Means Committee members, signaling a party strategy shift.
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Scott Martin Grocery Opens In Vinita
The Hateliff Sanders Grocery Company sold the opening stock for Scott Martin grocery to open on South Wilson street. The firm, formed by J. R. Scott from Aurora and George Martin formerly with Peoples Grocery, bought stock from a local wholesale house. They will offer Rutelli Sanders Carnation brand canned goods and coffees once popular with Vinita customers.
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Aurora
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Missouri grain law upheld by Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court sustained a Missouri statute abolishing the Kansas City Board of Trade weight reduction rule for grain carloads. It ends the practice of deducting a hundred pounds per carload as estimated dirt, clarifying legal standards on grain weight adjustments.
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Paroles And Pardons Granted Saturday
A large number of parole and pardons were granted on Saturday with several offenders paroled or pardoned on good conduct. Names include James Eres and Wesley Giten among others. Tom Curtis and Mike Janone faced varied outcomes. the governor cited potential insanity in one case. Local officials supported the actions.
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Barry Brooks
Tom Curtis
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Saunders
William Brown
Frank Wallace
Mike Janone
Sunnet
Sheriff Delays Deputy Appointments Pending Law Change
Acting on guidance from the State Sheriffs Association, the sheriff will appoint no deputies for the new term until the legislature acts on a fee and salary bill. With Sheriff Riderhour’s term ending, all former deputies’ commissions were cancelled and no deputies remain. The legislature had not yet passed the new law, prompting postponement of appointments until after the bill becomes law.
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Radium Demo to Feature at School Lecture Night
The high school science department will present a January auditorium program headlined by radium demonstrations by Wm. B Patty including tiny tubes of radium and experiments with liquid air and wireless telegraphy. A rental notice for two cottages appears at the end.
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Selentiatts
Oklahoma Inauguration of Governor Lee Croce
Lee Croce inaugurated Oklahoma's governor at the Capitol amid parade escorts and a formal inaugural address. He promised government by the people, urged bipartisan support, and pledged to protect investment and develop state resources while critiquing radicalism in the constitution.
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Fire damages Kansas City plant. $75,000 loss reported
A blaze in Kansas City Kansas County Missouri damaged a large plant at the Baltimore Works early today. The fire caused about $75,000 in damage to the facility, which spans an acre of ground and is valued at roughly $400,000.
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Oklahoma Governor Vows Honest Enforcement of Law
The Daily reports a special session where the council overrode a mayoral veto to pass a finance ordinance paying December salaries to water plant engineer Henry Wortman and assistant Hoy Cooper. The piece quotes the governor pledging strict enforcement of prohibition laws, public service, and a nonpartisan administration, with aims for rail, industry, education, and rural prosperity.
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Hoy Cooper
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Cooper
Oklahoma City Governor Haskell delivers joint session message
Governor Haskell’s joint session message reviews the bank guaranty law and fiscal losses. It notes a December 20 loss of 484 552.97 and urges Congress to bar internal revenue licenses where prohibition exists. The session covers school boards for segregated districts, locating the state school for the blind, stricter liquor measures, and state fair bills. The penitentiary committee report is delayed to today.
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Haskell Must Appear in Federal Court
Guthrie Okla January 23 Governor C N Haskell who retired from office today must appear in the federal court there January 23 to answer three civil cases set for trial by Judge John H Cotteral The first action seeks 42028 owed from Haskell to Illinois Steel for a 45000 loan in 1898 to promote Lima Northwestern rail road in Ohio The plaintiff Cornelius S Loder of New York now owns the note and Haskell securities The second case seeks 9900 in attorney fees from Judge John Bailey and his brother Ottawa O to recover for representing Haskell in various railroad and steel company cases in Ohio courts The third is a 20000 civil damage suit by Scott McReynolds of Brook N Y for alleged false arrest in Guthrie two years ago while collecting anti Haskell evidence and arrested on Haskell s warrant charging conspiracy to injure the governor
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Ohio
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Ottawa
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