Oklahoma Senate set public buildings as Monday special order
Gutilie Oklahoma report shows the Senate adopting a motion directing the public buildings committee to report all bills by 10 a.m. Monday and make them a special order. The House passed bills on county court terms, new districts, and raised salaries for county superintendents.
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Gutilie
Okla
Marc
Senate
Taylor
Public Buildings Committee
House
Glover
Ross
Lexington
Cleveland County
Billings
Noble County
Davis
Murray County
Coweta
Wingonet
Price
Washington
Osage
Wortman
Durham
Aot
Hotines Uihendinedte
Roddie Bank
Bil
Bue Aupry
Whitaker Orphans Home
State
Anthony General Revenue
Blair
Harrigan-Ross
Huddleston
Judiciary
Goulding
Cenite
Kansans to witness prison methods staged in Oklahoma
From about sixty applicants J P Conners secretary of the state board of prison control selected four Kansans to endure the water cure the harakan and other punishments at the McAlester penitentiary Oklahoma The Kansans chosen are George W Wilwon Patton and George Hoss of Kansas City Missouri and V Sexton of Wichita The group will be brought to Oklahoma at a daily expense of 1009 10 for demonstrations intended to be shown on the stage as a display of prison methods
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George W. Wilwon Patton
George Hoss
Kan City
Hamil
V. Sexton
Wichita
Department of Justice
Bureau of Corporation
Interstate Commerce Communion
Ene Romitat
Faulty Gas Connections Cause of Small Fire
A faulty connection on a motor caused a small fire at 40 North Gunter Street last night. The motor under the front porch was smoking and a lantern approaching the house ignited escaping gas, exploding the meter. Fire department arrival prevented serious damage.
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Lene
North
Gunter Street
Governor Signs Key Bills In Oklahoma Action
Guthrie Oklahoma March 4 Governor Markell approved several bills including bill 88 to continue the criminal court of appeals, the Pricy bill setting eight deputy bank examiners at 1800 dollars yearly and the chief bank examiner at 2500 dollars, and the Johee Oil measure creating a board of examiners for registered nurses.
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Guthrie
Okla
Markell
Ross Tee
Criminal Court of Appeals
Johnee Oil
Sculptor Sequoyah statue proposal reaches Oklahoma
Mrs. Vinnie Ream Hoxie seeks state funds to pay a prominent sculptor for a Sequoyah statue to stand in Washington. The effort involves Oklahoma legislators and Cherokee histories, with Ream's portrait of Sequoyah in her possession and ties to Col B Condit once linked to 1871 advisories on tribal land.
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Washington
D. C
Vinnie Ream Hoxie
Oklahoma
Sequoyah
Lincoln
Marragit
Lamer
Kirkwood
West
Mia
Hoxie
K Street
A J Addington
Ardmore
Hoxe
Soquayah
Sequeyh
Vinnie
The Traitor Draws Big Crowds at Vinita Auditorium
The Traitor proved a drawing attraction in Vinita as out of town delegations from Welch Bluejacket Afton Centralia and Big Cabin attended the production at the Auditorium faet High. The play drew broad rural district representation and earned praise as a clean refined production with thrilling climaxes and wholesome humor.
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Vinita
Welch
Bluejacket
Afton
Centralia
Big Cabin
Willow Branch Mining Company Receives State Charter
The Willow Branch Mining Company, organized in Vinita with $24,000 capital, was granted a charter by the secretary of state. Directors are William J. Clapham, Joseph A. Gill, and Addin A. Brown, prominent attorneys. The firm plans leases and prospecting for lead, zinc, oil, gas, and other minerals.
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Willow Branch Mining Company
Vinita
William J. Clapham
Joseph A. Gill
Addin A. Brown
McAlester Municipal Bonds Sell At A Premium
McAlester Oklahoma March 4 this city sold 208000 dollars of water and rail main extension twenty year 6 percent bonds to Spitzer Company of New York for cash and accrued interest and a premium of 10700 dollars the highest price ever paid for municipal bonds in Oklahoma.
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McAlester
Okla
Gower
Spitzer & Co
New York
Bowde Tn
Oklahoma
Stephenson Re-Elected Senator on Twenty-Third Ballot
In Wisconsin at Proms, Stephenson was reelected as senator on the twenty third ballot securing sixty three of twelve percent votes amid a tense election.
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Stephenson
UY Associated Proms
Hittigan
Wis
Mar
Taft Inauguration Occurs Amid Severe Storm
William Howard Taft and James Sherman were inaugurated as president and vice president amid a fierce Atlantic storm that paralyzed Washington. The ceremony proceeded with modifications to the program as Taft took the oath in the Senate chamber. Taft outlined early policy aims including antitrust enforcement, railroad regulation, and tariff revision, with plans to seek congressional action in March.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Mr.Taft
American Tire
Justicn
Taft
United States
Chicago Hello Girls Celebrate Inauguration Hour
Chicago records a humorous inauguration moment as thousands at eleven were greeted by sweet-voiced operators instead of "number please" while the president takes the oath, marking a civic celebration in the exchanges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mar
Land Contests Decided In Cherokee Allotment Case
The cases involve William Meekson and Clar is Clementine Hurd with the bureau upholding the prior ruling denying a review and reversing the commissioner's decision. Clarke Clementine Byrd is granted the land in the contested allotment near Coody's Mthadt off field. The Cherokee allotment case of Oliver Flynn va Mild fol Now centers on forty acres tied to William G. Miram. Mildred S Noll of Welch and Oliver Klytn Med 4 contest claim prior purchase before intermarriage rules. J George Wright ruled for Flynn, Stare & Patton appeal to Washington failed and land awarded to Mildred Natl.
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Sure & Patton
Waellington
William Meekson
Claris Clementine Hurd
Compissioner of Indian Affairs
J. George Wright
Clarke Clementine Byrd
Stary & Patton
Oliver Flynn
Enkils
Willian G. Miram
Mildred
Noll
Welch
Oliver Klytn
Oanarese
Flynn
Stare & Patton
Indian Office
Washington
Mildred B. Natl
Bank seeks state charter for Lawton institution
Guthrie Okla Mar 4 Another national bank has applied to State Bank Examiner Young for permission to convert into a state bank the First National Bank of Lawton. Capital stock to $50,000 the state bank will be incorporated with the same capital. Examiner Young will issue Another consolidated bank statement in a few days which will show a big increase in deposits in state. THOUSANDS BOUND FOR THE INAUGURAL STOPPED BY STORM Thousands bound for the inaugural ceremonies were detained by the paralysis of train traffic in Baltimore. For hours the city was cut off from the outside world.
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Onder Uite
Andi & Miiner
Balta
Guthrie
Okla
Mar
State Bank Examiner Young
First National Bank of
Lawton
Te State Bank
State Lake
Ty Associated Pree
Storm hits Virginia Maryland and North Carolina in night
A powerful storm swept eastern Virginia Maryland and North Carolina at night. Winds reached fifty two miles per hour bringing freezing temperatures and coastal snow.
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Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Associated
Norfolk, Va
Taft Inaugural Singers Halt Board Trade Session
Associated Press report from Kansas City dated March 4 notes a brief five minute suspension on the board of trade during Taft's inauguration as members sang "America." The piece also mentions two brothers from Horton Kansas arriving to transport their sister Christina Troivaky's remains for burial.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Runinoxs
Board of Trade Today
Taft
America
Christina Troivaky
Horton
Kana
Roosevelt Off For New York
President Roosevelt and President-Elect Taft left the White House in heavy snow for the trip to New York and Oyster Bay. Cheers greeted their Capitol arrival as Taft prepared to assume the presidency and Roosevelt guided the transition with humor.
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Associated Prem
Washington
Taft
White House
Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Taft
Senate Chamber
Ootburat
Appladae
Tatt
Ronsevell
New York Republican Central
Union
New York
Oyater Bay
Buster Brown Music and Comedy at Additorium
On Thursday, March 1, the auditorium presents Buster Brown, a new edition of the popular comic strip adaptation with updated scenery, costumes, and songs. The show blends the childish adventures of Tige and Mary Jane with lively music as Hunter anchors the performance.
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Buster Brown
Tuster
Hunter
Mary Jane
Visiting Bankers Banquet Tonight in Vinita
Oklahoma Bankers association hosts visiting bankers from Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas at the Auditorium with welcome by Seymour Riddle and remarks by J W Neneley A M Young state bank commissioner and others address topics including modern methods and system banking The evening banquet will be at the Cobb hotel and a federal grand jury in New York returns indictments in the Panama Canal case with details withheld
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Oklahoma Bankers’ Association
JW. Orr
Presdent
W. J. Rowsey
Vinita
Oklahoma
Mineourt
Kansas
Seymour Riddle
J. W. Neneley
Jones
Insurance
C. L. Bagie
County Charlip Heute A
Teambo
A.M. Young
H. Streek
Hon
Lee Cruse
Cobb Hotel
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Poe Joie
Federal Grand Jury
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