Pierce seeks higher court review of Texas extradition fight
H. Clay Pierce, Waters-Pierce Oil chairman, appeals denial of habeas corpus to stop extradition to Texas for perjury indictment. He posted two bonds totaling 40 000 dollars and argues for Supreme Court and circuit court review. The case questions Texas authority to compel trial across state lines.
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St. Louis
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Texas
Adams
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hefty S. Priest
Pierce
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Carlton Weaver Speaks for New Constitution at Six Towns
Carlton Weaver will speak in support of the new constitution at 8 p.m. in Black Rock on May 20, Allen May 21, Conway May 22, Fitzhugh May 2, Colberg May 24, and Roff May 25. Additional dates to be announced next week.
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Black Rock
Allen
Conway
Fitzhugh
Colberg
Roff
Editors Gather in South McAlester for Meet and Tour
The South McAlester press meeting drew editors from the Democrat man and others for a Friday Saturday gathering. They toured the town including the new Masonic temple, enjoyed a grand ball, and later rode a trolley through mining villages with Freeman and Suggs providing entertainment.
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McAlester
Democrat
Masonic Temple
Rock Island
Greer
Stafford
Barrett
Niblack
Messrs
J. G. Puterbaugh
Perry Freeman
H. T. Kyle
Mr. Freeman
Col. Suggs
Miner
South McAlester
Furman Club Holds Meeting and Voter Clarification
Wednesday night Dr Skillern of Milburn addressed a fair sized audience at the courthouse. Chairman Campbell explained that in the primary a man may vote for two United Senate candidates from the same territory, but such a vote nullifies the voter's choice since each side can have only one outcome. A four member committee was appointed to arrange meetings at various places in this and other counties.
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Skillern
Milburn
Court House
Furman Club
Campbell
United Senate
Fisher Couple Off Sick List This Week
Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Fisher were reported on the sick list during the week, with no further details provided about their condition or duration.
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W. H. Fisher
Reservoir Dam Exonerated After City Investigation
Mayor Barton and the city council conducted a full inquiry into circulating claims of improper dam construction by contractor Lumsden. The inspection, with Okla homa Portland Cement’s chief engineer, found no defects and praised the dam’s solid, safe progress. I Hodge, a Democrat subscriber, renewed his paper and ordered the Dallas News.
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City
Lumsden
Barton
A. Kilpatrick
F. E. Lavender
Oklahoma-Portland Cement Company
I. Hodge
The
Democrat
Dallas News
Indian on Frisco Train Fights, Jailed by City Marshal
Last Saturday the city marshal met the north bound Frisco train at the depot after conductor warned of a disruptive passenger. An intoxicated Indian named Jim Payne from Tallequah cavorted with a six inch knife before being restrained and jailed. He paid $17.75 to city funds before leaving for Tallequah.
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Frisco
Uncle Dick
Jim Payne
Tallequah
Calaboose
Call Meeting of Veterans Set for Picnic and Honors
The William L. Byrd Camp UCV will hold a call meeting tomorrow afternoon at 20 o clock to set the date for the picnic and the crossing of crosses of honor. By order of Capt. Hargis.
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William L. Byrd
Hargis
These Ladies Were Lucky Fishing on Big Sandy
Mesdames Harris Chapman and another organized a fishing club and chartered a carriage last Wednesday. They kidnapped Dick Harris to serve as guide and driver, then spent the afternoon on Big Sandy catching a nice string of fish despite cool wind.
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Mesdames
J. S. Harris
S. E. Chapman
John G Wooley Speaks On State Prohibition At Church
John G Wooley, the renowned prohibition advocate and 1900 Prohibition party presidential nominee, spoke Tuesday night at the Methodist church. He delivered a factual exposition aimed at sober judgment, avoiding emotional appeal and leaving a strong impression on the audience.
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John G. Wooley
Prohibition Party
Methodist Church
Local Reader W. M. Harkins Visits Roff
W. M. Harkins of Roff dropped in this morning for a visit, sharing local news and greetings with the staff.
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W. M. Harkins
Roff
An Appeal for a Square Deal in Statehood for Indian Territory
A Muskogee Phoenix republican column argues against delaying statehood by opposing the constitution. It urges voters to accept the chance for self government, likening it to a bond or pardon that frees individuals from Washington control and allows eventual constitutional refinement.
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Territories
United States Senate
Indian Territory
Washington
United States
Muskogee Phoenix
Jones and Bullard Tie The Knot At Stratford
The Democrat reports the marriage of P. L. Jones to Miss Lora Mae Bullard at Stratford last Sunday. Jones is a well known local figure, and the bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Bullard who have long resided here. Congratulations are extended.
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Democrat
P. L. Jones
Lora Mae Bullard
Stratford
Jones
W. L. Bullard
The
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Ramsey's Drug Store
M. L. Perkins
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