Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-13
City News In Brief

A MARRIAGE LICENSE was is-
sued Yesterday TO Henry Miller, 90
Of Akron, Ohio, and Nora NJ. Ken
nedy 20. of Tulsa
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IN THE STORY given yesterday
about the cleaning up and furnishing
clothing for the two schoolboys an
error was made, as the most OF the
clothing was given by some OF our
c'lN merchants ana others.
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MRS j. -. REYNOLDS, aged "a,
Of S23 Forest street died from diph-
iberia at the home late Monday
night A private funeral was held
from the home yesterday afternoon.
lnlerment was in Oaklawn.
FOLLOWING is the criminal cal
cndar scheduled for Judge Schaeffer's
court today, George Tlannigan and
Nose SHUT, negroes charged with lar
oeny OF live stock, Ben Mcintosh,
charged with raUe: Harry Edwards,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses,
HARRY ROACH. "yag", would
nave the police department know that
he is his brothers keeper. Officers
Brown and Hughes picked him up i'm
the rcd-liEht district Monday evening.
Judge clark Of the municipal court
did not believe his well-meant story
and gave him so davs.
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CHRIS PEARSON, who some time
ago was connected with the adver-
tslng department Of The World and
later in the same Department Of the
OIL 4 Gas Journal. Is confined to his
bed with typhoid fever at the home Of
his parents at MiddletOwn, Mo, where
he and Mrs. Pearson were visiting.
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TWO BANDITS held up the Missouri
Pacific passenger depot at lnola,
okla, Monday night at an early hour,
securing sos in cash from the cash
drawer and a pearl handled pistol
belonging to the agent. Before the
officers could get on the trail they
had escaped, leaving no trace. Police
in the adjacent towns have been noti-
fled.
"I DON'T WANT to repeat what he
told me- Judge" said Bessie Smith
negro, to Judge Clark. appearing in
municipal court as the prosecuting
witness against J. May. negro, charged
with disturbing the peace. But the
defendant demanded that she tell
what he had said, and she did. Then
a ripple of laughter ran through the
room. MAY was given a s. fine.
OFFICERS OF the newly organized
Rotary club OF Tulsa Will be elected
at the weekly meeting Of the club at
noon today in the grillroom OF Hotel
Tulsa. The committee on permanent
organization. whose report was post
poned last week. will be ready to re
port today, A number of the local
Rotarians left Monday to attend the
Rotary conference for the western di-
vision at Wichita.
A. PAIR OF TROUSERS were
missed from the dwelling house of
Mrs. Eliza Thomas, negro Saturday
night. About the same time Austin
Whitmore, negro visitor at the house,
was also missed. The trousers be~
lonRed to Mr." Thomas and Eliza
knew that he would raise sand when
thev were missed. so she filed COM
plant against Whitmore and he was
placed in the city jail, where he re-
NAMED until Yesterday morning. The |
pants, wrapped nicely. were found on
Eliza's doorstep Monday evening. In
police court she was not a good pros |
ecuting witness. shielding the coon as
much as possible. "All l wanted was
my pants" she said. 1t was worth
laugh
TRAVELLING RAILROAD officials |
who visited in the city yesterday were
J. A. Young. the newly installed +.
trainmastcr OF the Tulsa division of
the NJ. K. & r., with headquarters
in Muskogee; George Putnam Of Mus /
kogee roadmaster of the Katy; p. L. |
Howard OF Parsons, travelling freight
agent Of Katy; d. f. Palmer OF Kan !
sas city travelling freight agent Of
the Chicago x Alton; II. h. Dyning /.
of Kansas city, district passenger
agent Of the Chicago & Great North /
orn; II. T. Mason OF St Louis. su-
periutcndent Of the mail traffic Of
the Frisco: G. A. Talley Of OKLAHOMA /
city, travelling freight agent OF the
Frisco and NJ c. Bailey Of Okla ,
homa City commercial agent OF the
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