Oklahoma Constitution Text From Historic State Enabling Act
An ordinance by the Oklahoma constitutional convention accepts the Enabling Act terms. It outlines religious liberty, liquor restrictions for Indian Territory, land, debts, schools, suffrage, Bill of Rights, initiative and referendum, and various state offices and departments as the framework for Oklahoma statehood.
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Oklahoma
Congress of the
United States
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Osage Indian Reservation
United States Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Territory
Congress
Board of Commissioners of
Hor
Sagen
Senate
House of Representatives
Suca
Secretary of State
Ple
Ae Public
Hayes
Supreme Court
House
Charities and Ons
Charities and Corrections
Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Sumoa
Department of Highways
State of
Regular Army
Board of Health
Board of Dentistry
Board of Pharmacy
Pure Food Commission
Supreme Court of the State
District Court
Io Legal
Oklahoma Territory Constitution Committee Report No. 18
A fragment notes a committee report numbered 18 under the laws of the Territory of Oklahoma. The text is sparse and lacks clear event or outcome details. No dates, places, or named organizations are provided beyond territorial context.
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Committee
Corporation Commission
Bureau of Immigration
Oklahoma
United States
Spector
Territory of
Murray Names New Committee Guthrie
The convention authorized a seven member editing committee to work with revision and enrollment committees to prepare the constitution for signature. The revision group must report propositions in engrossed form. Date for reconvening after recess was left open. Williams urged elected rather than appointed committee. Murray noted ruling but pressed to move forward.
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Hayes
Williams
Durant
Murray
Oklahoma and Kansas Hens Produce About 12 Million Eggs Monthly
Farmers report hens across Oklahoma and Kansas yield around 12 million eggs each month. Production highlights the scale of poultry farming in the region and its contribution to local markets.
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Kansas
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