Resignation Imminent for Oklahoma Capitol Commission
The Sunday Oklahoman reports the Oklahoma state capitol commission will resign within 48 hours, delivered to Governor Lee Cruce after signatures by Tate Brady of Tulsa and Dr. Leo Bennett of Muskogee. The panel's abolition bill sits in the legislature as history notes a brief, contentious tenure and shifting capital site battles.
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Oklahoman
Oklahoma
Tate Brady
Tulsa
Brady
Leo Bennett
Muskogee
Boone Williams
Oklahoma City
Cruce
Capitol Commission
Charles N. Haskell
Putnam Alte
Haskell
Supreme Court
Guthrie
Capitol
Senate
Hitchcock Bears On Oklahoma Periodicals Postage
Post Master General Hitchcock reports that only two Oklahoma periodicals will see higher postage under a pending bill while thirteen will gain the right to carry advertisements. Most of the state titles mail under 4,000 pounds per issue, so the new rates mostly benefit these journals and institutions, including university and societyBulletin lists and health and agriculture reports.
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Washington, D. C
Hitchock
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Farm Journal
Sturm
Oklahoma Magazine
Bulletin of Oklahoma Christian University
Enid
Bulletin of the Southwestern Normal School
Weatherford
The
State University of Oklahoma
Norman
Deaf Oklahoman
Sulphur
Epworth University Bulletin
Oklahoma City
Henry Kendall College Bulletin
Tulsa
Kingfisher College
Kingfisher
State Board of Health
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
Guthrie
Quarterly The Searchlight and Related News Org Logos
A compact note lists periodicals including The Searchlight in Cushing weekly, Stella Purity Record in Cherokee monthly, University NewsLetter in Norman semi monthly, and related titles quarterly and monthly publication rhythm.
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the Searchlight
Cushing
Stella Purity Record
Cherokee
University NewsLetter
Norman
Militia Deployed to Quell Riots in Taylorville
Governor Deenen ordered four National Guard troops to Taylorville following a strike at BZ Paper Bag Works. The move comes after a sheriff in Christian County requested aid to quell riots sparked by the labor dispute.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Christian County
Deenen
National Guard
Taylorville
Alkali and Salt Trouble Removed in Vinita Water
City authorities report the water is now free of salt and alkali after the large well near the pumping station altered underground flow. Investigations traced salt to a small northeast reservoir well, with pressure from the large well pushing it into the city supply. Once drilling at Estella ends, the large well will be cased deeper and the small well reconnected to restore purity.
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Vinita
City
Estella
Revolution in Paraguay Sparks New Paraguay Revolt
Associated Press reports from Buenos Ayres dated February 25 that a fresh revolution movement has begun in Paraguay, with advices indicating ongoing unrest and potential leadership change.
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Paraguay
Associated Preas
Buenos Ayres
Immigrant Train Derailed Near Jennings Kans
An extra Rock Island passenger train carrying western immigrants derailed three miles east of Jennings Kansas this morning. Passenger C W Vancleare was killed instantly. His son, seated with him, escaped unharmed. No other injuries reported among the passengers.
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Ditch
Associated Press
Jennings
Kans
Rock Island
Here
C. W. Vancleare
Report on Gore charges to be laid before House today
Washington march 27 the Burke select committee plans to report on the Gore charges to the house of representatives. The report is drawn to be politically neutral with no dissent. It rests on fifteen questions about McMurray contracts and related influence by former and current senators and representatives and a possible Indian contracts lobby.
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Washington, D. C
Burke
Select Committee
House of Representatives
Gore
Eee
John Stephens
Texas
Republians
Congress
Senator Gore
Jake L. Hamon
Hamon
McMurray
Harmon
Senate
Hanson
Nebraska
Kansas
Washington
Sixty-First Congress
J. F. McMurray
Choctaw Js
Chickasaw Tribes
Five Civilized Tribes
Osage Indians
Important Bills Have Little Hope
Washington reports grim outlook as four and a half days remain for congress to complete a vast program. Senate filibusters on Canadian reciprocity, the Lorimer case, and tariff issues hinder votes while many appropriation bills await action. An extraordinary session is likely, with Taft expected to convene on April 4.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
Permanent Tariff Board
Lorimer
Legislative
Army
District of Columbia
House
House Committee On
Panama Canal
McCall
Hale
Taft
Missing Broker Is Arrested In Embezzlement Case
Boston police received word from the U S consulate in Rio de Janeiro announcing the arrest of Robert E B Davis the missing Boston broker charged with embezzling more than half a million dollars.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
United States
Rio Janeiro
Robert EB. Davis
Ohio boys come to Oklahoma to be bandits
Charlea White aged eighteen and Albert Hellingstone aged seventeen were arrested in Oklahoma City for a serious robbery. They left Dayton a month ago to become bandits, held up a meat market and shot the proprietor Saturday night, then robbed a drug store cash register. A Diamond Dick outfit was found in their room.
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Oklahoma City
Charlea White
Albert Hellingstone
Daytona
Oklahoma
Focal
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Hitchcock
Wrangle
Ohio
Kansas City Weekly Star
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STAR
Kansas City
F. M. Gwinnup
Son
Halsell Building
Ohlahoma
Farmers State Bank Vinita
Okla
Cobb Rotel Barber Shop
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