Formal Welcome for Roosevelt Arrives in New York Harbor
A huge flotilla will greet former President Roosevelt as his ocean liner nears New York. The South Carolina will anchor in Ambrose Channel while the Androscoggin carries Roosevelt to the Battery. A two minute flotilla blast and formal welcomes by Mayor Gaynor and Roosevelt will follow the parade up the Hudson. Oyster Bay plans a homecoming with Col Roosevelt arriving by special train at 8 PM. District Attorney William J. Young will give the welcome address as Oyster Bay schoolchildren march with flags.
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New York
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Ambrose channel
R A. C. Smith
Hudson river
Col. Roosevelt
Androscoggin
revenue cutter
fieg
Battery
BONee
Col Roosevelt
Gaynor
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Young
Dr. Roosevelt
ItaHam
Study Indian Problem
Washington June 16 Chairman Burke of the house committee of Indian affairs has prepared a resolution authorizing his committee to visit the Oklahoma and other Indian reservations this summer. The committee plans to study firsthand conditions at the larger Indian reservations where grave legislative problems are presented.
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Washington
Burke
house committee of Indian affairs
house
Oklahoma
Brooks on Wright biplane climbs to world altitude record
Walter Brooks of Dagua O flies a Wright biplane at Indianapolis Speedway against a stiff wind to surpass the prior mark. He reaches 2082 feet in about 12 minutes 45 seconds, then encounters a strong cross current and lands after a shallow descent to within about 200 feet of the ground.
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Brooks
Sears
Indianapolis
Walter Brooks
Dagua O
Wright
Indianapolis Speedway
Supreme Court may hear Guthrie capital dispute
Oklahoma City June 16. Gov Haskell says demurrer ruling does not affect capital issue and a writ of prohibition may be sought in the state supreme court. Attorney General West notes further steps hinge on Saturday vote canvass and election board actions. The Logan county ruling keeps in force the temporary Guthrie capital until further court action.
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Gov
Haskell
supreme court
Guthrie
Weat
Logan county
C. N. Haskell
dyedia
Huston
Rk corporation
tensent
state election board
supreme court of the state
district court
United States
State Sovereignty and Federal Consent in Treaties
The passage argues that Congress cannot, without state consent, impose conditions that infringe sovereignty or place a state on unequal footing with original states. It questions whether the issue concerns terms of a contract or compact among states.
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congress
Won't Write Oklahoma Name Keeps Creek Woman Silent
Mrs Mary L Herrod a Creek Indian woman near Muskogee Oklahoma refuses to write the word Oklahoma in any letter. She avoids the state name in business and writes others towns with the state omitted unless absolutely necessary. A sister-in-law of Mary Ti ger she is well educated and wealthy owning property in Muskogee and Okmulgee and attends Confederate reunions.
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Muskogee
Oklahoma
Mary L. Herrod
Crucial juncture over rules amendment in House
In Washington on June 16, Chairman John Dalzell and Speaker Cannon clashed over a Clark Sherley rule change. The amendment would let a majority move bills from committees to the floor, altering precedence to rescue bills, with detailed adjustments to calendar handling. The Rules Committee planned to finalize and report the measure, aiming for House action next week amid tensions between factions and the speakership.
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Washington
John Dalzell
house rules committee
Speaker Cannon
Uncle Joe
Darzell
Joe
leutenant
billa
Clark
biaieutenante
Knnwjedae
Clark~Sherley
aay
fies
house
committee on rules
Cannon
Prohibition Ticket Nominated by Oklahoma Convention
The Oklahoma state-prohibition convention adjourned after two days in Enid. George E. Rouch of Guthrie was named governor candidate, J. Briggs of Enid for lieutenant governor, H. Strickler of Enid for secretary of state, and H. Leonard of Guthrie for state treasurer. No congressional candidates were nominated. The platform calls for prohibition of liquor, repeal of the internal revenue system, and banning interstate liquor traffic.
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Enid
Oklahoma
George E. Rouch
Guthrie
J. 4 Briggs
Hi. E. Strickler
HH. Leonard
internal revenue system
Wardonward: Stray Dogs to Miss Curse in Town Chore
Chief Culver moves to curb stray dogs in town and reports four canines felled yesterday afternoon. The error over the count is acknowledged, with the mistaken figure clarified as four rather than forty.
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Culver
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