Ada County Farmers Seek Local Market Hubs
The Ada county Farmers Union advanced plans for central market places in each district to sell or store farm products, aiming to prevent market gluts. The group also pledged not to infringe on other trades and supported India homa Union Signal against postal issues, adjourned to meet April 5.
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Ada County
Farmers’ Union
Redmen’s Hall
Indiahoma Union Signal
Daws
Ada
Algeciras Conference News and Five Tribes Legislation
Reports from New York and Washington describe pessimistic views on the Algeciras talks with possible renewed efforts by neutral powers to broker France and Germany. In Washington the Aldrich joint resolution extended tribal governments for a year, likely shelving the Five Tribes bills as Congress debates dissolution fears tied to mineral lands and railroad interests.
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New York
State Department
Algeciras
Germany
France
Morocco
Washington
Clapp
Indian Affairs Committee
Senate
Aldrich
House
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Ada County Union session weighs farm needs and rail prospects
A sixty-strong Ada county Union No. 7 delegation met in Redmen's hall with G. W. Black presiding and J. D. Looper as secretary treasurer. They formed a credentials committee and planned a warehouse and market for farm products. Talk also centered on securing Oklahoma Central railroad shops and completing a 4,000 dollar bonus for city spur right of way.
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Black
16Th Recording District
Ada
Ada County
Redmen’s Hall
G. W. Black
J. D. Looper
Messrs
L. P. Ford
J. F. Thomp
Oklahoma Central
W. H. Ebey
Citizens’ Railroad Committee
Mr. Ebey
Chickasha
Paris
Senators Seek Inquiry Into Indian Territory Coal Mines
In Washington on March 2 Senators Culberson and La Follette pressed provisions of a bill on Five Civilized Tribes affairs sparking a call for an investigation into Indian Territory coal mine operations. Will Elliott of Chickasha visited en route to Tishomingo court where cases against him and H W Sublett accuse them of killing two men at Mill Creek in a duel following a resistance arrest.
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Clark
Wyoming
Indian Affairs Committee
Washington
Indian Territory
Culberson and LaFollette
Indias
Will Elhiott
Chickasha
Tishomingo
H. W. Sublett
Mill Creek
Sublett
Elliott
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