Military Occupation of the Capitol
Oklahoma City—(A. P.)—Military occupation of the state capitol to prevent the intended convening of an extra session of the lower house of the state legislature, was completed at 9:30 a.m. today. It is estimated that approximately one hundred guardsmen are in the building. Every corridor, every outside entrance, and all driveways in the immediate vicinity are patrolled. W. D. McBee, leader in the special session program, issued a statement warning house members not to carry to the capitol building any weapon, even so small as a penknife.
Legislators Will Fight
Oklahoma City—(A. P.)—A formal statement issued by legislators at their hotel headquarters at two o'clock today, declared that "this fight has just begun." Representative McBee told the Associated Press that legal action is being prepared by attorneys for the assemblymen. He would not indicate when the action would be begun.
Rest Case In Murder Trial
White Plains, New York—(A. P.)—The defense in the trial of Walter G. Ward, charged with the murder of Clarence Peters, of Haverhill, Massachusetts, rested its case today without submitting any testimony. Justice Wagner denied a motion for the dismissal of the indictment.
Representative Thomas
Mississippi, died early today.
Former Congressman Dies
Washington—(A. P.)—Former Representative Thomas, of apoplexy here, died early today.
Former Congressman Dies
Washington—(A. P.)—Another severe earthquake occurred last Monday in the Miroshima district. The disturbance was.  especially violent about the city of Kure. The damage is undetermined, as communications are disrupted. Floods followed a typhoon yesterday in Fukagawa and Hono-wards, in Tokyo.
fugoes encamped in rude shacks here are suffering.
Tokyo —(A. 