Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-20
City News In Brief


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\ MARRIAGE LICENSE was Is
sued yesterday 10 Edward Perry, 57
| and Sarah J. Rogers, 46, both Of
Sapulpa.
BECAUSE jim O'BRIEN, laborer.
| is alleged 10 have attempted 10 pass
| a bogus check signed by the Binding
stevens Seed company, he was turned
over 10 county authorities Yesterday
afternoon 10 await preliminary hear
| Ing.
j. VI. KINSLOW, city electrical in
speCtOr, win attend tho Electrical In
spectOrs' association I'm Minneapolis
as the representative Of Tulsa January
20. 20 and ~, The city commission
yesterday morning appropriated the
expense for the trip.
A WARRANT WAS issued .u Judge
Daniels court yesterday for the ar
rest of A. E, Hawkins, who has been
charged Of disposing Of mort gagged
property II Is alleged that he dis.
posed Of q Neilc automobile after a
mortgage had been given on IT,
DAVE TYNER, sentenced to -four
years in the state pcnitentiary for
marsIaughtor and who has been out
on bond, was rcarrestod and lodged
in the county jail yesterday Tyner
was released on bond in order TO at
tend business affairs before going to
McAlestcr to begin serving his time.
JIM PRICE, son Of =. l.. Price Of
Tulsa, VIII leave this week for KEN
per Military academy, Boonsville. Mo.
Young Price has been attending local
public schools for several years Last
year he was one Of the star perform
ers on the champion grade school
football team Of Tulsa. He is an all
around athlete
SEVEN HANGERS-ON Of houses
Of prostitution, who are alleged to live
off the earnings OF women inmates,
were arrested yesterday morning in
Red Light" by Detectives overly
and Rewley. The minimum fine given
member Of the group was $40, while
one man was sentenced 10 10 days in
the city jail.
IN THE LIST OF dentists who were
mentioned as having. attended the
meeting of the Northern Dental so
ciety in Tulsa Monday, published I'm
yesterday mornings World, three local
dentists names were omitted Drs /
c. s Turner, l.. p. Owen and w. M |
Wilson are all members and took an
active part in the meeting.
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THE UNITED STATES hcoustical |
company presented a proposition to |
the Tulsa city commission to correct |
the properties Of Convention hall |
without stringing wire or drapery over |
the building. At present the acOus- |
teal properties of the hall are as |
much as could be desired but the eff |
feet has been produced by the string !
ing Of wires. The city took no action !
IN the proposal
MRS, ORA DEER, the woman |
whom It Is thought lured Carl Latti, |
alleged bootlegger back to Tulsa, |
after he had been given a parole on |
the understanding that he stay out Of |
the city, was given S25 fine in mu-
nicipai court on a charge of lewd CON !
duct yesterday morning. Latti was
alleged to have been In bed with her |
although he was missing when De- !
tectives overly and Bewley entered !
her apartments, despite the fact that
some of his clothing was found there |
ALLEGING THAT the American |
6lycerine company was negligent in |
shooting a gas well on the west half |
Of the northeast quarter Of section 5, |
loWnhslp l6, range il east. I'm Creek |
county J." ID. Chamberlain filed suit |
in the superior court yesterday against |
the glycerinc concern. The plaintiff |
alleges that the gas flow of the well |
was greatly reduced by the negligence |
Of the American Glycerine company |
in shooting the we'll. Three thousand |
dollars i'm damages is asked.
GARBAGE BUSINESS. always the
Dane Of the city officials existence.
bobhcd up again at the board of com
missioners' meeting yesterday morn
ing. communication from G. l..
Feeder county superintendent of
ht1lth, In which complaints Of un-
sanitary conditions were shown to
nave been made TO him, was read be-
fore the commission. The garbage
man is alleged to sell his decayed
food which ne gathers to a hog farm
owner having his place near the city
limits Adjacent residents and phy-
slclans who have been treating them
are raising kick.
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