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January 30, 1935 A Seminole county legislator, schooled as a roustabout in the boom days of the oilfield development, today had declared war to end crime. He was Rep. Marvin S. Wooten, who announced that he would push his nine bills drastically revising criminal laws to provide early trial and prevent subterfuges from defeating justice in criminal cases. “The murders and crimes in this state are notorious,” Wooten said. “That is why I am demanding action. This state, and the entire nation, for that matter, must become crime conscious.”
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Read moreTheThe Oklahoma State Department of Health announced on Wednesday the testing of two individuals in Oklahoma for coronavirus is ongoing and results will be in soon.
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Tuesday night was Homecoming for New Lima and their game against the Strother Yellowjackets.
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Read moreThe Oklahoma State Department of Health announced on Wednesday the testing of two individuals in Oklahoma for corona- virus is ongoing and results will be in soon.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Beer Alliance supports the seven Oklahoma counties that so far have decided to let their voters decide whether to allow liquor stores to be open on Sundays and encourages more counties to consider the option. County commissioners in Cleveland, Creek, Kingfisher, Muskogee, Oklahoma, Tulsa and Washington counties have voted to put the measure on the March 3 “Super Tuesday” ballot in their respective communities.
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