Press Associations to Merge into Oklahoma State Press Association
Otis Weaver reports from Shawnee where the Oklahoma and Indian Territory Press Associations plan a joint May 18 meeting to formalize a merger. The two groups will elect officers for the new organization and discuss topics ranging from legal advertising to libel laws and circulation.
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Otis Weaver
Indian Territory Press Association
Shawnee
Territory Press Associations
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Oklahoma State Press Association
Oklahoma
National
Progeram
Denies Reports of Yellow Fever in Louisiana
New Orleans April 11 President C H Irion of the Louisiana State Board of Health dismissed Houston dispatches claiming a Kenner case might be yellow fever and noting rumors of fever in Louisiana. Irion said there is no confirmed case in the state and invited neighboring health officers to investigate any reports or rumors to ensure factual findings.
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New Orleans
C. H. Irion
Louisiana State Board of Health
Houston
Texas
W. M. Brumby
Brumby
Marine Hospital
Louisiana
Irion
Louisiana State Board
Removal of Restrictions Knocked
The conference committee on the Five Tribes bill reported this morning that all legislation for restrictions removal is eliminated. Statehood remains uncertain, with any hope resting on influence from middle West business interests.
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Washington
Conference Committee On the
Five Tribes
West
W. H. L. Campbell
Italian Anarchists Flocking to America
Reports from Washington indicate large numbers of Italian anarchists are arriving at Pacific and Atlantic ports. Italian consuls and immigration officials cooperate to locate and arrest these individuals, with Baltimore emerging as an anarchist center. A separate note mentions a House Indian Affairs committee authorizing allotment of $50,000,000 in tribal funds to individual Indians as US citizenship eligibility is evaluated.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
San Francisco
Baltimore
Italy
House Committee On Indian Affairs
U. C. V. Reunion in New Orleans Details
M. E. T. offers round trip rail tickets from Ada at 12.40 dollars for the U. C. V. Reunion in New Orleans April 25 to 27. Tickets available via agent C. F. Orchard. Map 7th is noted. Peter Schuttler wagon advertised by Reed & newW.
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New Orleans
Ada
C. F. Orchard
Peter Schuttler
Reed & Neww
Mystery of stolen Creek rolls unfolds in Muskogee
The Muskogee Times reports a typed copy of the Creek Indian roll was produced after a weeks long effort by a group of five to six conspirators. The missing copier is said to be in contact with locals advising avoidance until the matter clears. The piece calls for full public release of tribal rolls and notes government suppression as a cause of graft. Postmaster Young is reappointed by the president with John Embry named for the District of Oklahoma. Miss Mittie Aller leaves Ada after a two month visit with Mrs. F. W. Meaders in Ledonia Texas.
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Ada
The
Farmers’ Union
Homer Williams
J. M. Caves
County Press
Roff Eagle
Francis Bulletin
Stonewall News
Ada Star
Ada News
Union
Ada County
Commission
Five Civilized Tribes
Daniel Webster
Bunker Hill Monument
Interior Department
Department of the Interior
Young
Washington
Senate
District of
Oklahoma
John Embry
Indian Territory
John R. Young
Lobbyists Hamper Indian Territory Legislation in Washington
Muskogee April 11 In Indian Territory opinion holds that lobbyists hindered needed Indian Territory legislation while Curtis bill battles dominated. Central Trust Co established Ada headquarters for Oklahoma Central railroad work with supplies for construction crews and branch stores at Stonewall and Byars under J C Sparger Wade Stevens and Grace Boyle.
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Muskogee
I. T
Indian Territory
Washington
Central Trust Co
Oklahoma Central Railroad
Ada
Lehigh
Purcell
Stonewall
Byars
J.C. Sparger
Wade Stevens
Grace Boyle
Milloway-Douglase-Upp
Main ‘Street
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R. A. Neff
Lawton State Democrat
W. H. Walker
Purcell Register
Jere
E. A. Thompson
Denison Herald
Denison
J. W. Dale
J. J. Hess
Norman Democrat
John Gobbie
Guthrie Register
H. S. Shackleford
Wynnewood New Era
Oxlahoma
Scope
C. B. Douglass
Muskogee Phoenix
Freeman LE. Miller
Stillwater
U. S
W. C. Duncan
J. P. Wood
Wood
Mason and Lee
Harrison
Collins
West Main Street
12Th Street
A. R. Construction
Earl Stanger
Near Center
Earl
Oklahoma Central
ODD Fellows Fail
Unite Jurisdictions
Tulsa
Grand Lodge
I.O
P. B. H. Shearer
Tishomingo
A. F. Ross
Durant
G. W. Mowbray Sr
W. C
Albut
Meadow
Woodmen
J. M. Foster
South
McAlester
Washingtond
Senator Spooner
Curtis Bill
Washington, D. C
Congress
American Congress
Citizens’ Mass Meeting
Farmers Union Complete Labors
America
Indian Tribal Funds
U. C. V. Reunion
Mittie Aller
F. W. Meaders
Ledonia
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