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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1906

Page

3

Oklahoma to Adopt Initiative and Referendum in Constitution

James Buchanan Tosh chairs Oklahoma committee pushing a constitutional provision modeled on Oregon. The plan requires eight percent for initiative and five percent for referendum, limits governor veto, and applies to county, city, and district acts. Supporters cite Farmers Union leadership and Democratic party fidelity.

James Buchanan Tosh Tosh Oklahoma Great Farmers Union Movement Murray United States Oregon Comon Democratic Party R. E. Houston Agra Legislative Department Farmers Union Henry Johnson Perry Pat Nagle J. B. A. Robertson

Pontotoc County Oklahoma Named and Its Taxable Wealth Estimated

The Pontotoc region in Oklahoma is outlined as 720 square miles with 21 000 population and Ada as railroad hub. Taxable wealth is calculated at 5 323 000 including town values Frisco and Oklahoma Central rail lines and rural land at 10 per acre plus 900 000 in personal property, comparing favorably with peers.

Pontotoc State of Oklahoma Ada Weaver Mississippi Pontotoc County Roff Stonewall Francis Allen van Noss Center Tyrola Fitzhugh Frisco Oklahoma Central

Names Behind Oklahoma Counties Revealed in Session

Discussion of naming counties in Indian Territory shows Sequoyah names across thirteen counties and many others named for towns chiefs leaders and prominent figures. Notable names include Sequoyah Mayes McIntosh McCurtain Pushmataha Johnston Jefferson Garvin Adair McClain Murray and Cimarron among others with myths about Alfalfa Bill and regional figures.

Guthrie Committee Indian Territory Sequoyah Delaware Muskogee Mayes Cooweescoowee Okmulgee Seminole McCurtain Pushmataha Johnston Jefferson Love Pontotoc Adair County Moman County Moman Pruitt Pauls Valley Coal County Bryan Grady Stephens Texas Carter County Charles D. Carter Aremore Democratic Campaign Committee Garvin County Garvin Adair Marcounty John Marsh McClain County Charles M. McClain Ellis Oklahoma Murray Murray County Cimarron New Country Jackson Tillman South Carolina

White's Cream Vermifuge Promoted For Worms Cure

An advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy for worms and other children's diseases. It claims to kill worms and clear mucus, noting a Tennessee case where one dose reportedly expelled 73 worms. Sold by G. M. Ramsey.

Joe Daniel Surmac Tenn G. M. Ramsey

Interior Dept lawyers probe Five Tribes act to justify Hitchcock order

Washington December reports Interior Department lawyers dissect the Five Tribes act seeking authority for Secretary Hitchcock's land reservation order in Indian Territory. A Teller 1873 precedent is cited while Congress debates possible corrective steps and Rep Stephens seeks full information on the Choctaw and Chickasaw allotment refusal.

Washington Interior Department Hitchcock Indian Territory Teller Congress Stephens Texas House

Rigid investigations threatened for Bixby

Washington reports say M. L. Mott the Creek attorney has leveled charges against the Five Tribes administration. President is said to favor a searching inquiry as Indian Commissioner Leupp moves to present the charges to Tams Bixby. An inspector may be sent to Muskogee to collect sworn testimony if needed. Senators Nelson and Clapp visited the White House to discuss the situation.

Washington M. L. Mott Indian Territory Hitchcock Leo Bennett Marshal Arthur Mellette United States Mott Bixby Leupp Nelson and Clapp Minnesota White House

Minnesota Native Politician Linked to Five Tribes Policy

Mr. Bixby, formerly a Minnesota resident, is active in state policy circles and considered a protege of Senator Clapp. Clapp chairs the Indian affairs committee and is familiar with the Five Tribes' affairs.

Territory Bixby Minnesota Clapp Indian Affairs Five Tribes

Hill at Bowie Texas Doubles Weight On Cure

W. L. Hill rose from 90 pounds to over 180 with Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds after doctors gave up on him. He says he is fully cured after 12 bottles. Guaranteed by Dr F Z Holley and G M Ramsey druggists.

Bowie Texas W. L. Hill F. Z. Holley G. M. Ramsey

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