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LEGISLATORS to DEMAND sm SESSION
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500 Motor Cars Will Be
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Night Meetings Monday
directed by D. I. Johnston, Okla
homa City attorney and Red Cross tallied at $1,500, in possession of the
that ha.
I understand he will be
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Chamber ot Commerce includes For-
$4.70 Levy
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Several of the state officers alno
from painul injuriex.
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action against Dempsey.
Ing tn Sheritt Hen Robinson of Weld
county.
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emaller estimate of the craft. Trad-
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to approve the wedding of his 18-
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broken shoulders from Ihiux atruek
with elubs.
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clubs, women’s clubs and all publie
meetings will hear the Greater Ok-
general chairman. .Monday, completed Ida "vietory division" which will
carry the bond message to every citizen by Saturday night.
FIGHT IN AUTO SENDS
COUPLE TO HOSPITAL
Oklahoma Statement Esti-
mates 755,464 Bales Up
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Drafted to Carry Voters
To Polls in Bond Drive
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR
VOTING ON PROJECTS
ir. prospect for northern < vlorade,
Four strikers are known to have
heen killed and more than a more
pose of surrendering.
The sherift said he had notified
"sherifts all around" to arrest Wat
kins on sight.
The indictment of Watkins grows
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Members to Convene
Under House Bill.
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First State bank in Hartshorne at
the time of its failure several months
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Ir hammers sewing the steel beams
f the new telephone building across
ne street—br-r-r-r-r-r-r—won t give
ne a chance to get out a boonter edi-
trial to help the bond isue.
yer * “contemptible liar" in open
curt.-.- 7 JZ
All the chargee of "influence"
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Plana for a torchlight parade and
public apeaking at Main and Froad
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Petition for extin sesalon of
al Ore la he peeaeaied to Guvrruui
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Ranker* Wife Robbery Victim
BUFFAIO N. Y., Nov. 21—-
Mice Monday were seeking $45,000
vgrth of jewelry stolen In a hlaek
M from Mr*. Lucien f. Foster,
rile ota Chicago banker, ee, ,
Former Bank Commission
Assistant Is Indictment
Defendant,
Not good by carrier delivery or to out-of-state sub-
scribers.
Circulation Dept., Oklahoma Publiahing Co.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
With thia order J an sending remittance to cover fully
14 this year were: .
Alabama, 1.123,5.2.
Arixona, 48,591,
Arkansas, 756,230.
calimcrnia, 46,570.
Florida, 16,792.
Georgia, 1,053.748.
Louisiana, 605.661.
Mississippi, 1.207,178.
Missouri, 5),084.
New Mexico, 49,043.
North Carolina, <75.407.
Oklahoma, 765,464.
South Carolina. 656,240,
Tenneaaee, 238,710.
Texas, 3,665,252.
Virginia, 16,458.
AR Other states 3.0<?.
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ninys to that date represented 76.0
percent of the crop.
dinninga by states to November
JOW my idea ia this-- b-rrrrr- I
That make* a noise like prosper-
went into action Monday noon when
C. W. King addressed members of
the Electric, club at the T. M. C A.
and Bafritt Galloway spoke before
Campaign Will Be Carried Into Schools,
Churches, Clubs, Theaters, Homes.
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Jhotographs show part of the Tock Island railwar property In'
the heart or the downtown district the city will acquire with the no-
tation of the $4,000,600 bond issue on November 29. The purchase
extends from the Santa Fe right of way west to Shartel avenue,
including the trackage extending beyond the Station in this photo-
graph. The right of way from the Santa Fe tracks to Harvey avenue
Ach
tn November 14 while in 1925 gin-
charges.
Both aides azree
rase by a voluntay
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(luce Cost, Tax Offi-
cer Says.
Thia year's crop «* indicated by
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retreat taking many of their wound DUIUUUd VUU•U
has been
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will be acquired by the city from the Frisco extend* east of Hudson
to Harvey.
Front Harv-y to Hudson the property the city will acquire is 200
feet wide. At Hudson it' is 420 feet wide and extend* In that width
to Lee avenue. From Lee avenue went to the end of the purhase at
Shartel avenue the property taper* down to a width of 250 to 300 feet.
Judge Runyon had told the defense,
who wanted the trial to go on, that
the only alternative would be a mis-
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Just before Judze Runyon tmsuet
hl* ultimatum the court was thrown
a . into an uproar by George I. (Tex)
I Itiekard, who no resented a remark
(M)—Cot- apf Kearny counne: that the pru-
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give a spec’tic definition of hi* con- Scher fired two shots over their
ception of a "companlonate union,' head* and then ordered his men to I
he explained that neither of the shoot into the rnnka of the strikers.
wFNfBerai"ki unwetlira,
novilwentere puqtbemn, murh
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erease of less than $4.70 on each
$1,000 in nasesned property, A. C.
Farley, secretary of the Taxpayer*
association, estimated Monday.
On the present asiessed valuation
Ot city property amounting to $t2t:
975,196, an increane of 4.91 mill*
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and proposed to make the school
syetem adequate.
Faith in—brrrrrrrrr--the city
Petition requesting Gov-
ernor Johnston to call a spe-
, cial session of the legislature
was scheduled to be present-
ed to the governor Monday
afternoon.
H. Tom Kite of Claremore. Rog-
ers county representative; E. P. Hil!
of MeAlestre, Pittsburg county rep-
resentative, and Tom Johnson of
Antlers. Pushmataha county repre:
sentative, virtually had completed
writing the petition at noon.
They also were preparing a state-
merit to he issued to newspapers. .
Time for Call Limited
The petition was expected to give
the governor a certain number of
hour* in which to issue a call for the
names of signers, but would be ac-
companied by an affidavit that fifty-
six members of the lower house had
yigned.
The petition will contain "eon-
pated, and tending to confirm the
for taxes paid on a pin no or a
dog he al just as much a tax-
paying voter as the voter wh •
has a tax receipt for a plot of
real estate.
If a woman owns a piece of
property and her husland pays
the taxes and has the tax receipt,
he is the tax-paying voterand
she is not a taxpaying voter.
If the husband owns the prop-
erty and the wife pays the taxes
she is the tax-paying voter and
he is not, according to the attor-
ney general's opinion.
t amher of Comameree "revelatiom" banguet. 7330 P. m.
central highsehool. Teachers Mutual anforiatiun, 8 P- •-
Trinity Hub at Trinity Naptist chrrh, 720p.m.
TUESDAY MRKTINGN
Rotary Hub. noon, Huekinn lutel.
I.Una club, noon, Skirvin hotel.
optomists eiub, noon, V. M. C. A.
t apitol Hill, 2601 South Kbiunon avenue, 8 p. HI.
SATURDAY NIGNT—Mass meeting, Mah, and Broadway.
Kearns, Plaintiff, Charges
Tex Rickard With Jury ,
Tampering.
EotRTROOM, NEWARK, N, j.
To retire the mliwof hnd* of
> 00,000 under the present vulua
tion an ine eane of 83 mills would
be required, although a, correspond-
Ing decrease to approximately ,W
mills would appear with iherrses in
the city’s assessnbie property.- --
Within the next ten yenr the rity.
school* and county will retire a total
nt $7,373,100 in bonded debts. Far-
ley said. Oklahoma City will py a
total n( $4, 956, son, the county a total
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ed with them. Later they erected n
white flag over an automobile and
returntd for several more wounded.
One of the dead and several of the
wounded were left on the mine prop-
erty. The wounded were rushed to
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brrrrrrrr.
Do you suppose a noiseless air
immer ever will be invented?
This year’s building construction,
scording to the permits issued up
> the first of November almost
arallel the whole amount of the
ond issue.
If a few men with big money-
rrrrrr-r-are willing to bet on
kiahoma City’s future, a lot of men
itn little roney, small home in-
estments. ought to he willing to
ivest a few additional tax dollars.
No One Can Prevent:
—You, from thinking great
thought* if they come to you.
—You from going to the devil if
that is your preference.
— You from succeeding if you are
in love with work.
—You from seeing the fun in life
At-you are looking for it.
-You from being an uncrowned
L king except your own uunmas-
r tered desire*.
—You from growing if you insist
“upon improving your opportu
nities,
—Yon from dismissing your wor-
ries at bedtime.
souncil. which has analyzed wate; condition. November 1
ewer and street opening needs and estimated by the department of ag-
sked for the money to make the riculture at 13.143.000 equivalent to
ity adequate. ' s00-pound bales. Last year 72.1 per-
Faith In— orrrrrrrrr.the citi | cent o the crop had been ginned
vens committee which worked out a ---- ■
railroad settlement after months of
would give up Monday morninz."
the sheriff said in announcing that
Watkins had heen indicted last Fri-
day by a sperial grand jury that
closed its inquiry into the lunk
failure that day. .
“He is in town this morning, so
f have been informed. His bond is
la homa City message through apeak- i out nt the alleged disappearance of
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EIGHTEEN PAGES—OKLAHOMA CITY, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1927.
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Uniting all forces in working for a Greater Oklahoma City through son stated he had information Wat-
siccess of the $10,329,000 bond issue on November 29, C. F. Colcord, kins was in McAlester for the pur-
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w,ocAL—Tnneteed and colder tonight
na Tuedn. rnin: mweh cola-
ton prices advanced more than 51 a moter had boasted having the case
hnU no Ikf New Ymk enttim rx '“111 the bag’* that he r*n**1 the latrz
change Monday on the government
ginning report showing smaller fig-
ures than had leen generally antiei-
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session. The session agitators said
if the chief executive did not issue
the call within the time specified,
the legislator* then will seek to as-
semide on their own call, relying on
initiative petition No. 79 and their
inherent right to meet for investiga-
tion and impeachment purposes.
The new petition which was being
drafted contains virtually the same
subject matter as the one made pub-
lic. three weeks ago by Kight Home
additional matters are incorporated,
with particular stress being laid on
the gravel road building situation tn
the southeastern section of the state,
it was said.
Administration Men Here
Hotel lobbies were buzzing with
special session talk during the morn-
ing, while the leaders in the move-
ment were drafting the new petition
in a room at the Huckins hotel.
’ Administration backers were aid
to let conferring here also. Advo
cates of the sesalon expected a
strong effort to be made to avert a
session.
H. P. Freeling, former attorney
general, and Ed M. Box, executive
. lerk to M. E. Trapp. /ormer KOV-
ternor. were advising with the ses-
sion advocates in the preparation of
the petition and the newspaper
statement.
Fifty-Six Signers
Number of signatures on the peti-
tion was fifty six. accordins to infor-
mation given by the session backers
opinion was expressed that addition,
al member* of the lower house
would sign during the day.
Johnson sald the petition presented
to the governor would not bear the
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Attorney General Dabney has
ruled that a “tax-paying voter
is any voter who has a tax re-
ceipt not more than a year old.
‘This does not apply only to real
estate taxes but to persona,
taxes. If a,voter has a receipt
For $1,000
hospitals at Loongmont and lioulder. T .
, Increased Valuation Will Re-
Several has
Jack Kearns's
November 21*. will pay an in-
day's battie who haw been identified Oklahoma City taxpayers, wit
is Adam Hell, chief of the striking victory of the $10,329,000 bond Issiuj
forces in northern Colorado, accord- on -
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Judge Runyon preparing to de-
clare a mistrial said he felt the
' Ing millions of booklets containine
extracts from classical work at
$333,333.33 court
would be required to retire $8,629,000
comprising the city improvement
and railway tssues, hut with an"esti-
mated increased valuation of $3,000,-
000 per year, the asnensment would
eider te rot to 8.91 millm a year
e • sre -yv. . counsel for Kearns, who seeks dam-
netive et the start,1 age* on a contract made when he
Nov. 21.—Plaintiff chargee of
attempted tamperigg with justice on
1 the purl ut Jack Dempsey and Tea
March selling up to MM centa *, was th* former boxing champion’s
pound. manager.
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were taken to hospitals sufferinr
437.333 round bales, snd In 1925 they
totaled 12,260,332 bales including
218.288 round bales.
canpbel, chairman aiready la a
sureu with the collection expented to
te omplete by Monday night.
Ponen Are Justalled
While as an
alle to furnish bond.”
At Iti* home Mrs. Watkin* said
(Miene l h'S te raze *• D
nominal prices, declared he believed
his daughter, Josephine, would be .
better off married to the youth she ।
loves than 1o await the time when
they would be financially independ verified The state police turned s
ent. hail nf bullets into the strikers alter
. .. , ,a hand in hanr battle in which the
Josephine a junior in. Orricers wor on erw helmed bv the
at Girard, Kan. where hertathers larEe n ber who into the
large plant i, located^ will finish eproperty and ignored com-
her schooling there and then enter
| college. Haldeman. Julius said. The mne Atrikor appeared at the mine i
bridegroom, Aubrey C. Roselle, is 5:30 and started through the
sophomore at th* University A gates. The state police using their
Kansas. guns as clubs attempted to halt
Announcement of the marriage | them. The »trikers used clubs,
tated that the ceremony had been iknives and stones to force their way!
set for Thanksgiving day and that | in. 1ouis N, Scherf. chief of the
Rev. L. M. Birkhead, pastor of All state police, then rallied his officers
Souls Unitarian church hero wouid and, forming a line in front of the
officiate. t striker* lie again ordered them to
finger of suspieion was pointing
even at th* court because of the
gather infur
mation a* to nititude of the home-
aa COTTON GINNED
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were injured when state police
opened fire at the Columbine mine
by Kansas City papers. «>f the Rocky Mountain Fuel corn
, The z8-yenr-ova publisher, who panyn northern Colorado, Anum;
first gained priminenee by alstribut- ana osata 1 Eo1 one ,.t the ohlured,
had a finger severed by a knife in
the hands of one of the strikers.
Orders to Halt ignored
A striker xaid from seven to nine
had heen killed but this could not be
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Settilng famiy disputen is an
•very day occukrence with Okla-
homa City police faers, but
when Mam Burnett ami John Von
Kim, pininelothesmen, were ealled
out at 2 o’clock Monday morning
to quell a diseussion at 2800 West
Sixteenth street, they took the
participamnts to Rtolater hospital.
At the hospital, later, it was
reported that l«. J. Hammond. 33
Harrison avenue, has a bruised
eye while his Wife ia suffering
from a couple of broken ribs and
body bruises.
The officers found the two
in a parked sedan when they an-
swered the call on West Six-
teenth street.
Editorial
kEEN sitting here five minutes
» tryinz to get my wits together
t the—br-r rr-r-r-r-r-r-r-r — darned
illy to compare Oklahoma City with
ft. Louis? No. We re just, telling
no what Ng cities do when they get [
he forward looking habit. Ten years
igo St. Louin was-br-r-r-r-r-r-r—
log’t those hammeramakea rackett
it. Louis was morfmm.Then some
eady young aggressive eitixens got
1 mental hypodermic and Jabhed it
nto Mr. St. Louis’ arm with th«
esult that the sleepy old— br-mr rr t ‘
-I don’t see how anybody can think
n such a bedlam—with the result
hat st. Louis voted $90,000,000 in
onds without batting an eye. For
his $12,730,000 on November 29 St.
Louis is making no preparationa-
rrrrrrr—those hammers sound
Like growth, though, don't they?—
ust biting it off as a matter of
pours*.
E Kull, J. J. Gibson and Floyd
Broderson.
A mass of literature showing bond
facts will be distributed throughout
_ the city, while pos
.dM. ters and banners
KAxsAS’itv, X" n.-«-, 01 Clash.
Belief that fear of economie re-i DENVER. Nov. 31. - -F" st
xponsibilities should not hampet Llood wax "hed in the *• "• WCa
strike Monday and as a result pri
marriase among young people ha" ot the Colorado national guard has
aused E, Haldeman-Julivs, promt- Neen called out and martial law I*
is one hundrea feet Wide To lb* Ht Is the Rock Island station on
Broadway, adjoining the Skirvin hot-I.
On the right is the western end of the property to lie acquired. The
freight house and all of the property now used as parking apace will
belong to the citv whien the bond issue passes. This pieture was
taken looking west from Hudson avenue. Similar property which
Suciexx of the $10,900 publieity
fund now living raised through the
cuamurr of €ommeree hy A. 0-
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ploye Is Given Blessing By Martial Law for Part of
E. Haldeman-Julius, State Looms As Result ,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21-’-
Cotton of this year’s crop gimed
prior to November 14, the census bu-
rwan announced Monday, totaled
10,899,182 bales, ineluding 401,006
round bale*, eonnied a« half bale*
and excluding linters.
Ginnings to November 14 last year
i eat Parrott, Cy Fentress, T.
Luckadoo, Haymond Ledbetter,
way Saturday night to close the
campaign for the bond issue election
were made at a meeting called by J. >
M. Owen and Ralph Hemphill at
the Oklahoma club at noon Monday. ;
Committee la Chosen
The committee which will have
charge of the event, to be staged
under the leadership of the Junior
will be used in ad-
vertising this civic
epoch In oklahoma
city’s history.
A minimum of
500 automob lies
will l>e drafted .un-
der direction of A.
K. Johnson to car-
ry voters to the
polls, with maps
now being prepared
to cover every pre
einet of the city. .
Waldo Watkins, IM West Thir-
teenth Street, former assistant state
tank commissioner, had not surrend-
efed at Me Alester at noon Monday,
Kite riff Will Anderson stated, on an
indictment charging him with em-
bezzling property in care of the de-
funct First Hate bank in Hart*
Lorn*.
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CHRISTMAS
BARGAIN
AALIAS, our live neighbor on the
• sonth. is building-br-r-rrrrrr- '
.r—for th* future. Dallas ha” de-
bled on a la-year program of hond.
roposals aggregating $23,900,002.*
Lt the rat* of not more than H,000,*
0o a year— hr r-rrr r r- Dallas pro
osed to keep its civic development
bronst of its growth. And remem
er. Dalia* ha* been spending mil
Lona in public improvements every
[ear in th* last ten. The need* of
balas are just like those of Okla- j
oma City, except that Dalia*—hr-r
rrrrp—got started first. Okla- ,
crete stuff.'' It was said by Johnson,
making specific allegations where
the document made public by Kight,
three weeks ago merely called al-
leged irregularities to the attention
of the governor, diselalming respon-
sibility of the authors for the
charges.
“I had rereived word
bullish. *
Tli* Times has faith In- Ur-r-r-r-r
—everyhody.
But most of all. the Time* has
faith in the future of Oklahoma City
and it is going to pound the has*
drum for the entire bond issue from
now until the evening of November
M, if all of th* infernal noisy air
Kammer* in the world pile down on
us and drive ua into bedlam for rest
from their incessant br-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r
Funny Paye x
Thin Ie Thanksgiving week, eken
If the Sooner football team can't see
touch excuse for it.
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Final Home
12,936,444 bales includinz
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Wilde Watkin*, former na-intant New York Prices
nte bank commisnioner, under In- Gain $3 a Bale
NEW YORK Nov, 21.—
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bond issue fif-
teen tele-;
phones Mon-
day were in-
stalled at the
Chamber of
Commerce
with a corps,
wf- workers+
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nonsuit after I
ontmde muburban. soe mo; •• ir nevence *
city sea auburba, 4emo:8 it. iadvanen
This issue ia built on faith.
Faith in—br-r-r-r-r-r-r—the school totaled
oard, which has analyzed the needs
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 161, Ed. 1 Monday, November 21, 1927, newspaper, November 21, 1927; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1960295/m1/1/?q=music: accessed June 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.