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LEGAL ACTION NEXT MOVE IN SOLONS’ FIGHT AGAINST WALTON
Despite Fact That Meeting
Was Broken Up By Military,
Legislators Claim That Re
cess Is Now In Order
TENSE SCENES' ENACTED
AS LAWMAKERS DISPERSE
"Journal Of The House” Tells
Of Events That Accompa
nied Its Clash With Troops
Of Governor Walton
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oyla., Bept. 26
(By Associated Press.)—Undaunted
by their first skirmish with military
forces of the state who drove them1
from the capltol today, members of
the lower house of the Oklahoma
legislature prepared tonight for the
next move In their attempt to con
sider the official acts of Governor J.
C. Walton.
Despite the fact that the 66 mem
bers were dispersed by national
guardsmen when they gathered at
noon before the barred doors of the
house chamber at at capltol, the leg
islators contended tonight that the
house formally was convened and
that It now is in recess pending the
call of the presiding officer.
A statement by Representative W.
D. McBee. a leader in the assembly
move, declared that the proceedings at
the state house constituted a meet-*
ing of the house, notwithstanding its
interruption by troops acting under
orders of Governor Walton.
With the statement, Representative
McBee made public what he de
clard to be the official journal of
the house of representatives.
