Circular Letter On Dispensaries Reopens Local Agencies
Guthrie Oklahoma June 4-8 state agency acting superintendent W Stone sends circular to local agents during agency in force. Letter aligns with governor proclamation reopening local agencies for intoxicating liquor sale for medical and ad purposes. Proclamation allows petitions from towns with reasonable inhabitant support. department will not press petitions but will consider public wishes when agencies are granted.
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Guthrie
Okla
W. Stone
Supreme Court
New Bank to Open Soon in Nowata Oklahoma
Nowata Oklahoma June 7 J A Tihlon a prominent official of Nowata is chosen as principal incorporator and president of the People’s State Bank of Nowata a new financial institution chartered Saturday The incorporators initially planned 25000 capital to occupy the same building as the National Bank but Bank Commissioner A M Young ruled against state banks sharing the main building and set a 25000 minimum capital for a town the size of Nowata
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Nowata
Okla
J. A. Tih Lon
People's State Bank of
Manetal
National Bank
Bank Commiseimer
A. M Young
Vinitans Leave for Reunion at Memphis
A party from Vinita departed by Pele e0 at 1 40 PM heading to Memphis for the Confederate Veterans reunion. Members include Tittle, Chandler, Marre and wives, Buttington and wives, Swain, Bel, Murphy, Baker, Racheel, Keya, Vann, Hogan of Pryor Creek, Debhage of Centria, and McClellan. Neosho W.i Curtis and Duckworth of Siloam Springs will join at Claremore.
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Memphis
Vinita
Judee Keya
Webb Vann
Kentucky feudist shot in his own doorway
Jackson Ky Associated Press reports a longtime Breathitt county feudist was shot in Crocksville in his doorway early today. Authorities, including ex sheriff Ed ward Callahan, hunt a man believed to have fled after the fatal shot, as bloodstains marked the doorway. The incident follows years of local turmoil tied to feuds in the region.
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Kentucky
Fire Wagon Boys of Companion Scene on South Wilton Street
A harsh incident on South Wilton street shows Md Shanahan's dognbound triage as fire wagon passes. Boys released the dog which ran under the wagon and was killed instantly, drawing pitiful cries from bystanders and companions.
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Prom Wriday
South Wilton Street
MD Shanahan
State Inspector to Start Vigorous Hotel Inspection
Guthrie Oklahoma June 4 State health officials announce a vigorous hotel inspection campaign under the health commissioner. The hotel law requires displays of inspection certificates, proper fire safety, sanitation, and fumigation. Traveling men supported the nine foot sheet rule and Jim Crow provisions as early enacted laws.
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Guthrie, Ohis
Oklahoma
J. C. Mabr
State Commissioner of Health
Commissioner of Health
Revere
Board of Health
National Editorial Association Editors Arrive in Spokane
Spokane hosts the National Editorial Association delegates from June 17 for two days with a public reception and banquet. Leaders including Henry Bran con Warner and WF Parrott travel from Chicago to the city, hosted by the Spokane Chamber of Commerce and the Spokesman-Review committee.
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Spokane
National Editorial Association of the United States
Clave
Henry Brancon Warner
WF. Parrrott
Chicago
Atts Twin
Ube
Bpokne Chamber of Commerce
Frederick B. Goodall
Provident
N. W. Durham
Spokesman Review
FF. Waggoner
Mapor Nelwon
Pratt
Henry Livaneon Warner
Dlepateh
Lalington
Artesian
W. F Parrott
Waterton
Lowa
Cockrom
Jousual
Onkteality
Jed
Trewmurer
Willem AL Broale
Nowe Dally Nowa
Saatile
Wo BO Labs
Herald
Nalletevillo
Texas
Justice Kane to Wed Soon in Kansas Ceremony
Guthrie Ohio June 4 Chief Justice Kane of the Oklahoma court will marry Mises Katharine Rea at St Paul Kans on June 9. The match ends an old romance dating to a barrister from Niagara County New York who moved west to Wichita Kansas to practice law. Kane, nearing 40, rose to Oklahoma’s top judicial post. Ed Kelley of Waurika Okla acts as best man.
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Guthrie
Ohio
Kane
Oklahoma Pre Court
St.Paul
Kans
Mises
Katharine Rea
Fime
Niawara County
N.Y
Horace Greeley
Advicw
Wichita
Kana
Oklahoma
Dimeela
Oklahom
Atute
Georgetown University
Washington
Bt. Pan
Ed J. Kelley
Waurika
Okla
Governor Hadley vetoes headlight bill in Missouri
Associated Press reports Governor Hadley vetoed the railroad safety bill mandating electric headlights of fifteen hundred candle power on locomotives. The action follows an agreement with railroad interests to standardize headlights and ensure visibility at long distances.
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Hadley
Associated
Tri-County Normalites Lose Exciting Game
A vivid afternoon contest saw the former proteges of Prof. Masterson defeat Tri-County Normalites at the ball yard in a fast, hard fought game. Davis pitched well for the Normalites while Helen and Marre formed the batteries for the winners as the high school team rallied to win after a tense middle with strong hitting.
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Masterson
Davie
Helen
Marre
Davis
Payne
Arrest Reveals Extortion Attempt in St Louis
By Associated Press. St Louis June 7. Jeuse Felehlin, 19, arrested for extortion against social leader Mia Virginia Wright. He allegedly wrote a threat letter promising to kill a loved one unless paid two thousand dollars.
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Ascoriated Press
St. Louie
Foethloods
Mia
Virginia Wright
Jeuse Felehtin
City Council Sets Benefits for West Delaware Ave Improvement
Special session Friday heard protests against appraisement of benefits for West Delaware avenue work. No protests were filed and the council adopted the benefit assessment per report. A North Wilson street sidewalk petition to Sequoyah avenue was referred to the special improvement committee. An ordinance was passed on water rate when a 48 inch water main is installed per specs.
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West Delaware Avenue
North Wilson Street
Sequoyah Avenue
Dramatic Scene at Police Station In Murder Case
Anna Kalb, not a patient of Dr. Haldane Cleminson, confronts the accused in his cell. Kalb screamed as they spoke for ten minutes with a detective nearby. The parting remark implied pressure to remain silent, followed by renewed screams before she was led away.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Anna Kalb
Haldane Cleminson
Miss Kalb
Cleminson
Miss Kulb
Mies Kalb
Bar Commission Adopts Rule On Admission Without Exam
Guthrie Oklahoma June. The Oklahoma bar commission yesterday adopted a rule allowing admission to practice in Oklahoma without another examination for those already admitted to practice in another state and who have practiced for one year and are of good moral character. All persons admitted by examination in other states and who have practiced one year may be admitted to practice in Oklahoma without examination.
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BAR Commission
Guthrie
Okla
Homa Bar Commission
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Okelema
Major General Cross Leaves Oklahoma for Memphis Train With Hundreds
Colonel Cross of the United Confederate Veterans departed Oklahoma for Memphis Tennessee today on a special train. He was accompanied by several hundred people to attend the National Confederate reunion.
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Col. Cross
Memphis
Cinbrie
Okla
Jane
Wm. Cross
United Confederate Vetrano
Oklahoma
Tenn
National
Confederate Regnion
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