Mexican fields not a menace to U S oil industry
Washington reports Dr. C W Hayes chief geologist of the U S Geological Survey says Mexican fields will not threaten U S crude supply or refiners. He notes quality inferior to Appalachian oils and mid continent fields, with Mexico’s demand for fuels high and coal scarce, limiting impact on markets. Independent producers urged a petroleum duty debate in Congress.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
C. W. Hayes
United States
Congress
Dr. Hayes
Cumwine
Iowa
Europe
Appalachian
Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Hayes
Oklahoma clay tests to be conducted at Pittsburg lab
Norman, June. Prof. N. Gould of the Oklahoma Geological Survey plans summer testing of Oklahoma clays at the U S Geological Survey laboratory in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Tests cover plasticity vitrification and burning to identify clays suitable for pottery terra cotta and other ware.
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Norman
Okla
Chat N. Gould
Oklahoma Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey
Pittsburg
Oklahoma Survey
Gould
Secretarie
Oklahoma
Tate
Han Clay
Pitteburg
Deep Water Project Faces Major Setback
Report from the engineers to Congress declares the fourteen-foot deep waterway from St Louis to the Gulf undesirable. Estimated construction cost reaches 125 million dollars with annual maintenance of about 6 million. The finding comes as a severe blow to the plan.
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Anenciated Press
Washington
St. Louie
Gulf
Board of Engineers
Congress
Saloon Rules Tighten on Female Servant Employment
Spokane Wash March provisions of the amended criminal code take effect June 11. Saloon owners and managers face arrest for employing servant girls, nurses, or governesses for households. Convictions carry fines or county jail terms. Other provisions ban issuing drinks to women or felons, and penalize supplying liquor to intoxicated patrons. Enforcements to follow.
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Spokane
Wass
Jane
Washington
Corporations Continue to Apply for Charters
Guthrie June 8 The secretary of state's office refutes GOP claims that a democratic constitution would drive capital out of the state. Articles of incorporation filed include The New State Laundry Company Oklahoma City capital 85000 The Lawton Star Publishing Company Lawton capital 15000 The Hunter Exchange Company Hunter capital 2000 Claremore Townsite Company Claremore capital 2000 The Edna Ray Mining Company Miami capital stock increased from 1100 to 30000 The Big Jack Mining Company Lincolnville capital stock increased from 50000 to 75000
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Guthrie
Oklo
New State Laundry Company
Oklahoma City
Capital
Willams Mining Company
Sapulpa
Lawton Star Publishing Cmpany
Hunter Exchange Company
Hunter
Claretoore Townsite Company
Edna Ray Mining Company
Miami
Big Jack Mining Company
Lincolnville
Okla
New Appointments for Oklahoma Post Offices
Washington June fourth class postmasters appointed to Oklahoma counties Levi Johnson Kanes Blair Kelso Craig Lightfoot G Bicknell Ivanhoe Allen Fox Mark Blia Young J W Batinger New post office at Rookpin Mittinbureg with Robert C Johnson as postmaster
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Washington
Oklahoma
Augusta
Alfalfa County
Levi Johnson
R. D. Rodgers
Kanes
Adair County
William B. Anderson
Blair
Governor Haskell Denies Campbell Requisition
Guthrie Oklahoma June reports Governor Haskell denied Campbell’s requisition for W. L. Chapman L. C. Grimes and A. L. Brown wanted in Bugle Pass Texas on indictments for alleged frauds tied to Kickapoo Indian lands. Indictments allegedly stirred by Martin J. Bentley to back certain deeds. Chapman is secretary of the corporation commission and the others are noted businessmen.
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Guthrie
Oklo
N Hawkes
Campbell
W. L. Chapman
L. C. Grimes
A. L. Brown
Bugle Pass
Tex
Martin J. Bentley
Chapman
Grimes
Brown
Budindws aMilin
Judge Ralph Campbell Weds Mira Cora Duth at Home
U S judge Ralph Campbell of the eastern Oklahoma district married Mira Cora Duth in a noon ceremony at the bride’s mother Mrs William B Regan’s home 126 North Underhill street Rev C T Dwinnell officiated with Rev W B Shoop assisting from Hale Memorial church.
Court Clerks to Set Own Fees in Oklahoma
Guthrie June The Oklahoma Supreme Court rules there is no current legal bill for clerks of the supreme and district courts and that clerks must fix their own fees subject to court review. The ruling voids territorial fee schedules and holds the federal fee law invalid. clerks may withhold service until compensation is tendered. An attempt to fix district court fees failed in the last legislative session.
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Guthrie
Okla
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Themelves
J. A. Robart
Seinst
Margaret Anderson
Dusan
District Court
Nine Prominent Men Under Arrest In Kellogg Case
Associated Press dispatch from Muskogee Oklahoma dated January 10 reports county attorney Crump issuing warrants for nine Kellogg area prominent citizens alleging wholesale election fraud and illegal voting in last spring’s election. The men named include Sam Turvey banker, J C Blankenship stockman, G F Berryhill stockman, Will Sartin town marshal, Joe Howard, J Moody, Jake Beau merchant, A Collap and Willie Brown.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
Jame
Crump
Haskell
Oklo
Sam Turvey
J. C. Blankenship
G. F. Berryhill
Will Sartin
Joe Howard
J. Moody
Jake Beau
A. Collap
Willie Brown
Prosperous State Growth Evident in New Oklahoma Firms
Oklahoma's thriving economy shows through a flood of new corporations seeking doing business status. The Linwood Development Co of Oklahoma City is listed at 168 000 dollars, along with Catchoff Gas & Press Brink at 120 000, Robertson Hotel Realty of Tulen at 10 000, Indian Valley Brokerage of Shawnee at 150 000, South Persimmon Store Co of Woodward at 3 000, and Oklahoma Cotton Mill Co of Chickasha at 100 000, among others noted by the secretary of state.
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Guthrie
Okla
Jane
Howe
Wedge Aday
Inon Fal
Howat
Linwood Development Company
Oklahoma City
Gas & Press Brink Company
Capital
Robertson Hotel Realty Company
Tulen
Indian Valley Brokerage Commany of
Shawnee
South
Persimmon Sore Ana J Company
Woodward Routity
Oklahoma Cotton Mil Company
Chickasha
Rock Island Railroad articles filed over two hundred thousand fee
Guthrie June 10 C C Blake attorney for the Rock Island railroad filed an authenticated copy of consolidation articles at the Secretary of State. The stated filing fee would be 2000002, which Blake refused to pay, hinting the Rock Island would contest the law requiring a tenth of one percent of capital as filing fee. The capital stock is 2000000.
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Guthrie
Oklo
C. C. Blake
Rock Island Railroad
Rock Island Railroad Company
Flake
Rock Island
Prisoners Kept in Solitary to Prevent Assassination in Louis
William Wright, indicted with Fred W. Mohrie for killing Samuel Young, is housed in solitary confinement in a New Orleans jail to avert an assassination. Mob crime suspect Billy Kane Young, tied to the mob murder case, was moved to the jail with his cohort. Officials expect indictments to follow framed testimony to clear Kane. Mourle was buried in Calvary Cemetery after funeral rites led by Rev. Frederick A. Allen, provoking commentary.
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BL Louis
William Wright
Fred W. Mohrie
Samuel Young
Walle
Thomas
Billy) Kane Youngere
Leutenant
Mobrle
Young
Dingley Rate Restored On Wool Top Waste
By Associated Press in Washington June 9 a Senate vote of forty to thirty adopted the committees amendment restoring the Dingley tariff rate of thirty cents a pound on wool top waste and other waste. The House rate stood at twenty cents with Progressive Republicans mainly siding with Democrats against the increase.
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Preas
Wrahington
D.C
Senate
House
Chief Justice Kane Marries Katherine Kagan in Pratt
Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice J M Kane and Katherine Kagan of St Paul wed in Pratt. The couple plans a wedding tour to the Pariticenant after the ceremony.
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Kane
Associated Prove
Pratt
Kans
M. J. Kane
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Mink Katherine Kagan
St. Paul
Believe Ring Leader Ol Wafia Is In Custody
A Black Hand investigation leads postal inspectors to arrest Viccarino in Marion and others in Columbus and Bellefontaine, amid ties to Italy and a planned bomb. Officials say Marion heads the ring with operations reaching several cities, extorting thousands from Italian businessmen.
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OL Wafia
Associated Press
Helifontaine
Oldfield
Collogero Viccarlo
Petrosino
Italy
Viccarino
Petrosivo
Vicario
The
Mart
America
Marion
Ohio
East
Fen
Vicclane
Bellefontain
Bam Linn
Charles Holmes
Cincinnati
Post Office
Unew
Samuel Lina
Josephie
Antonio Vicerie
Columbus
A. Martie
Dedalwan
Holmes
No clear event headline found in fragment
The fragment discusses petition names for a referendum on a new election law, noting 27,812 names counted by Deputy Secretary Leo Meyer versus a claimed 50,000. It claims the Republican press varies in accuracy and accuses the party of mischief, without a clear reportable outcome or date.
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Guthrie
Okin
Jane
Legal
Nealetant
Leo, Meyer
Phrew
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