The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
City Briefs

MARRIAGE LICENSEES issued
Thursday: Y. L. Moss, as. and olivia
Wolford. &c. Tulsa; John Henry,
Bnnham, 80. and Alice Miller Allen.
~, Tulsa; Charles NJ. Slttoh, AZ. Day
ton, Okla. and Mrs. Grace B Shep-
ley 3d. rittsours, Kan.
Guy JACKSON. negro who shot
Henry Cavott. another black
Wednesday afternoon was arraignod
Thursday before Justice John H.
Query on charge ot murder
jackson pleaded not guilty and was
placed in Jail without bond for pre-
liminary hearing, November /.
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AFTER a CHASE In which Off
GERS AL over the state participated.
Lewis Gamble. negro. was arrested
before Justice John n. Query.
charged with tho murder Of John
jefferson, another negro, June 26
Of this year. Gamble pleaded not
guilty and pending a preliminary
trial, November 3. he was ordered
held In Jail without hond,
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FRED HARRIS pleaded not gull.
ty at his arraignmcut Thursday be-
fore Justice s. r. Huilmau on n
charge Of grand larceny Pending
preliminary hearing November he
was committed to jail i'm default OF
"a $1,000 bond. Harris is alleged to
have stolen SSj worth Of auto acCCs-
sories from Joe Coleman.
LILLIAN MILLER. charged with
unlawful possession Of 80 grains Of
D mi ala al ttsIt.
haisd before Justice $, x. Hallmau
Thursday Her preliminary trial was
/ set for November I and she was or
dercd to lail when she failed to
make 1900 bond
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\ CHARGE or illegal possession
| OF narcotics was placed against Ella
| BraNtou Thursday morning IN the
, court of Justice S. II. Hallman. The
woman pleaded not guilty nt her ar
raignment and was placed In tho
county Jail when she failed TO make
n $500 bond FOR appearance at pre-
liminary trial November T.
THE HEADQUARTERS OF the
Open Shop association have/ been
moved from 12O East Third 20
| Rooms 2Og-21O Texas building, 10
| West Fourth street 4 free employ
| ment bureau IS being established
/ under the management OF f. W. Pur-
pie, secretary.
UN-A-QJAH, (August A. Breun-
| inEeTj. indian attorney, social and
| welfare worker from the Indians, OF
! Washington, ID. G.. Is in the city and
! will lecture in the ladies' parlor at
| the Brady hotel from 3 tn and TO
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THE FACT THAT the south part
of Tulsa was without eiectiic light
service for several hours Wednesday
night was due to the crossing OF
two wires in "A small tree at Elev-
| enth and Detroit. There was no
trouble at tho plant. tho officials
| say. Workmcn had to search for the
short circuit block by block i'm the
darkness and this was the reason
why the lights were out during such
"A long period
REV. GILBERT a. OTTMAN. for
mer rector Of the Episcopal church,
is dangerously i'll At hospital in
| Pueblo, Colo, according to informa-
| ton received here by his former
parishioners. He has been sick for
the past four months and recently
his illness has taken a very serious
turn.
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ROBERT RILEY expects TO leave
| Sunday morning for Kansas city "a
attend the legion convention. From
! there he will go to Chicago and
South Bend, will visit his sister. Miss
| Kathleen, who is in school at 81.
| Mary's and will go on TO New York
| on business.
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THE TULSA DISTRICT of tho
| Zionist organization of America viii
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