Provisions of New Prohibition Law in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports outline amendments to the prohibition law effective June, detailing possession limits of liquor and beer, enforcement powers for state officers, penalties for offenses, and plans to abolish dispensaries after three years. Also covered is the Hobart bank merger with Hobart State Bank, led by Dr. E F Dunlap as president and a board of directors, reflecting Oklahoma bank consolidations.
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Oklahoma City
Friends of the Law
Banks of
Hobart
Guthrie, Oklo
Mar
First National Bank of
Hobart State Bank
E. F. Dunlap
E. T. Chandler
C. B. Sutton
N. E. Medfock
C. H. Griffith
J. A. Hindman
Oklahoma
Allen Harts body found in Little Cabin creek
Allen N Hart 27, married, wandered from Timber Hill days earlier. His body was found in Little Cabin creek southeast of town, identified by clothing and a ring. Believed to have fallen in and drowned after four days in the water near Ojinago. Relatives took the remains to Vinita for burial.
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Little Cabin Creek
Ridenhour
Lewis Rogers
Allen N. Hart
Timber Hill
Hart
Pinejacket
Vinita
Joe Daugherty
Automobile Carries Party From Bridge Into River
In Tulsa to Sapulpa trip a motor car plunged twenty five feet from a wagon bridge into the Arkansas river. One man Louis Kish was fatally injured and nearly drowned, another man and two six year old boys escaped drowning. J W Poole, owner of the car, refused to name the three boys fearing their mother's distress in Sapulpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Sapulpa
Arkansas River
Louis Kish
J. W. Poole
Democrats to probe seven departments for economy and irregularities
Washington, D.C. March 15. Democrats plan a sweeping start under the new majority, with economy and vigilance the aim. Investigations will target the post office, Justice, and interior departments, plus scrutiny of Ballinger, Hitchock, and railroad bill influence. A tariff revision record and a push to cut government costs are expected to frame the 1912 campaign. President Barros of Chile hosted a banquet for Delaware’s officers, praising American friendship and commemorating the late Chilean envoy.
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Washington, D. C
Ways and Means Committee
House Maseless
C. D. Norton
Chicago
George Washington
Congress
Post Office Department
Department of Justice
Department of the Interior
Ballinger
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Wickersham
House
Associated Press
Valpariso
Chili
Barros
Delaware
Marine
Taft
Pletcher
Washington
Fifteen Americans Still in Prison in Casas Grandes
El Paso reports say fifteen Americans captured at Casas Grandes remain jailed there while Mexicans claim assurances from Madero that they will not reappear. Across the border at Algodones, Mexican officials fire on the American side. insurrectos reply, no injuries reported. Roosevelt comments on Mexican situation at Toltec Club breakfast before departing for Albuquerque.
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Ojinago
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Diaz
Chihuahua
Madero
Cacas Grandes
Oscar G. Creighton
Mexican National Railroad
Navarro
Garcia Cuellar
Casas Grandes
Rabago
Chihuahua City
Cheighton
Associated Press
Mexico
Washington
Insurrectos
Maderon
Roosevelt
Toltec Club
Alburqurque
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Draughon’s Practical Business Colleges
Pacific Coast
Draughon
MO. F. Draughon
W. J. Bailey
Practical Business College
First National Bank
Allen Hart
Casac Grandes
Ward City
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