Oklahoma Proclaims New State Debates Land and Rail Policies
The Oklahoma convention hears Governor-elect Haskell praise the constitution and urge citizens to settle in the new state. Led by Col. W. J. Vickery the postoffice inspector discusses a limited parcels post and federal support. Delegates from multiple states push reforms on land limits, school programs, and freight rates while planning to finalize surface land distribution for settlers.
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Congress
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
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Postoffice Department
National Administration
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Martin, Musil
Berton County
Kan
Musil
William Reece
Caddo County
Ohio
E.P. Dick
Olathe
Joshua Strang
Marion
Ind
Federal Congress
J.F. Ferguson
Comapechie
Kiowa and
Comanche Indian Reservation
Minnesota
Sre
Ageete Aire Eee
Delites Saeko
Ms. Harish
Lee
Hartford Life claims paid in full on late Dr Coffey policy
The Hartford Life Insurance company fast tracked payment on the policy held by the late Dr Coffey, with claim processing described as prompt and complete. Additional text notes widespread booster efforts by The News to expand a weekly publication’s premiums and prizes program.
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Hartford ‘Life Insurance Company
Coffey
Cotton Trade Shifts As Ada Sees Long-Distance Cotton
Cotton men note Ada attracts more cot ton from afar this season than in years past. Before the MK T railway, wagons crowded Main street at night and cotton could be stepped between without touching ground. Railroads reduced long distance marketing, yet Ada receives substantial cotton from the Totoed and McGee country this year.
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Ada
Main Street
McGee
Hartford Life Insurance Receipt Note 1907
Personal letter acknowledging a $1 000 payment on policy 297 307 held by Dr C F Coffey. The writer praises Hartford Life and endorses life insurance, noting a prior opposition to the policy. Ends with thanks and recommendation.
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Hartford ‘Life
Hartford
Conn
C. F. Coffey
Hartford Life
Ao Coenen
Sar Steel
Epidemic of home improvements sweeps local town
In the vicinity of West Fifteenth Street residents like D. B. Price, Aldrich, and D. J. Austin are completing extensive additions and embellishments to their homes. The scene resembles a town cover with upgrades underway.
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Weat
Fifteenth Street
D. B. Price
Aldrich
D. J. Austin
Anil
New Trial Granted After Three Years In Pen
Harrison Porter, who served three years and twenty five days of a life sentence for killing Dillard Wright, a full blood Indian, in Allen County, returns home after a reversal by the court of appeals. He showed exemplary prison conduct and trained as a stone cutter awaiting a new trial with a $2,500 bond. Officers Brents and Adams brought him back to Oklahoma.
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T. B. Brents
Adams
Harrison
Porter
U. Bi
Pt “Taave Kans
Court of Appeals
Klling Dillard Wright
Allen Country
Turally
Ie Offiers
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