Railroads seek right to consolidate and move records out of Oklahoma
Guthrie Okla March 3 A joint resolution proposes amending Article 9 Section 9 to grant foreign public railroads the right of eminent domain to consolidate with other lines while allowing them to keep books and records out of state. The plan requires in state agent service and state inspection rights by the corporation commission. Both railroad substitutions are before the governor for a vote under the Murray initiative law and face union opposition.
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Pinchot Bitter Over Digmisal in Taft Era Clash
Washington March 2 A Bal longer Pinchot investigation hearing opened with sharp exchanges over whether Secretary Wilson gave permission for Pinchot to write Senator Dolliver the letter that led to Pinchot's dismissal. Wilson denied any permission to criticize the president and said he warned Pinchot about the executive order on informing Congress. Pinchot testified he discussed the matter with Wilson and believed he had permission to write about departmental affairs. The hearing will resume Friday as Pinchot defends his actions and states there was no motive to discredit Ballinger.
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Thousands Homeless Along Rivers In Floods
Associated Press report from March details thousands displaced along rivers with homes flooded and streets unusable as water recedes. Many towns suffer wall breaches and lingering danger from rising waters. incidents include fires in nearby towns and incendiary rumors amid the disaster.
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