Oklahoma Appropriations Move Through Night House Session
State treasury funds eyed in a night session as committees report maintenance bills for state institutions ending June 30, 1913 totaling 2,130,826 with broader totals near 5,000,000 planned. Linked measures consider building funds, district apportionments, and judicial district expansion while authorizing new construction and guardianship powers.
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House of Tives
Senate
Addive
Ormal
Alya
Baldwin
Sherford
Tahlequah
Laremare
Shawnee
Potter and Allen
Shorlty
Hayes
Brownlee
Columbia
Haskell
House
Congress
Senate Committee On Judicial Apportionment
Memminger
Hatchett
Board of Public Affairs
Enid
Tahlequah Jnormal
Commissioner of Charities and Corrections Authority
Fort Worth papers praised as boosters for southwest trade
Fort Worth Record and Fort Worth Star-Telegram editorials argue two papers strengthen the city both commercially and regionally. They compare past newspaper battles to consolidation, urge unified advertising to attract Oklahoma and Texas trade, and stress Fort Worth as a developing commercial hub fed by booster spirit and regional competition with Oklahoma City. A Lost notice for underwear appears at the end.
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Pers
Sandegard
Worth
Great Mtry
Fort Ward
Rio Grande
Fort Worth
Texas
Dallas
Southwest
Rge
Chicago
Pioneer Trade
Southern Commercial Congress
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Times
Senate to Abrogate 1832 US Russia Treaty
Senator Culberson introduced a resolution declaring the 1832 treaty between the United States and Russia should be abrogated due to discrimination against American citizens in the administration treaty. The measure was referred to the foreign relations committee.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Culberson
Senate
United States
Russia
Committee On Foreign Relations
Bloodless House Fracas Ends in Alaska Coal Lease Defeat
Washington Feb 23 An unusually heated house session over a bill to lease Alaska coal lands ended in a near brawl. Delegate James Wickersham lunged at Rep Frank Mondell as chaos spread, mace was raised, and nearly 400 fought to restore order. Wickersham and Mondell apologized as the measure was defeated 151 to 2 under suspension of the rules.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Alaska
James Wickersham
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Wickersham
Mondell
Foster
Vermont
Sisson
Mississippi
Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Tawney
Madison
Kansas
Collie James
Kentucky
Ballinger-Pinchot Investigation Committee
Public disturbance over trouser skirt in Paris streets
Paris February 24 reports say crowds jeer the new trouser skirt as women parade in the streets. Ave de L Opera saw a serious incident with a woman blocked from moving, eggs tossed by men from a street dealer basket until police intervened.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Avenue de L'Opera
Lorimer Case Debated as Senators Test Vote Timing
Washington reports show Lorimer case dominating Senate chatter as Beveridge extends a long speech, aiming to secure an adjournment vote. The chamber fills but progress stalls, with delays and accusations of filibuster marking the session.
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Beveridge
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lorimer
Senate
Ilinois
Bur- Tows
Stone
Congress
Gal- Unger
Indiana
Illinois
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Depew
New York
Noted Comanche Chief Quanah Parker Dies at 67
Lawton Oklahoma February 24 Quanah Parker chief of the Comanche tribe died at his home near Cache fifteen miles west of Lawton He and his family had visited Cheyenne Indians near Haim mon Oklahoma since Sunday He died within a half hour after being brought home He will be buried at once today beside his mother Cynthia Ann Parker and Peta Nocona his father The elder chief was 67 years old as nearly as could be ascertained
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Lawton
Okla
Quanah Parker
Cache
Haimmon
Post Oak Mission
Texas
Cynthia Ann Parker
Peta Nocona
Lieutenant Frozen to Death Near Nome in Blizzard
Lieutenant B. West of Fort Davis froze to death while stalling a trail five miles from Tispou during a severe Nome blizzard. In Walnut Grove Missouri a blacksmith William Cadiff was shot dead in a restaurant by proprietor Richard Perry who said Cadiff threatened him and Perry surrendered.
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Associated Press
Nome
Alaska
B. West
United States Army
Fort Davis
Tispou
Associated Pras
Walnut Grove
William Cadiff
Richard Perry
Cadiff
Perry
Notice for Publication Divorce Suit in Craig County OK
Malisea P. Fishero sues Samuel F. Fishero for divorce in District Court Craig County Oklahoma. Samuel F. Fishero must answer by March 24 1911. petition will be taken as true and divorce custody judgment may be granted. Dated February 10 1911. Attest
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State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Malisea P. Fishero
Samuel FP. Fishero
Sail
Samuel F. Fishero
Malissa F. Fishero
Guardianship of William C Cameron Estate Exists in Craig County
In the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma probate matter 2177 John Cameron as guardian seeks order to sell all or part of William C Cameron minor’s real estate. Hearing set for March 1911 at 1:30 PM with next of kin required to attend. Dated February 9 1911. F Parks Rider Brown attorneys for guardian.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
William
Cameron
John Cameron
William C. Cameron
F. Parks
Rider & Brown
Guardian
Guardianship sale of Mamie L. N. Allen estate
In the County Court Probate No. 1564 guardian Hiram R. Allen petitions to sell part of the minor Mamie L. N. Allen estate. The court orders a hearing on March 1, 1911 at 1:30 PM. All interested parties and kin must appear to show cause why the sale should not be granted. Attorneys for Guardian sign.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Glenn A. Nading
J. J. Nading
Iit
State of Oklahoma
Craig Lomber
Mamie L. N. Allen
Hiram R. Allen
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Ark
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Parker, Ride & Brown
J. F. Parks
Parker
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