Land Restrictions Lift May Draw 100000 Settlers to Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma June 29 A St Louisan Robert Yoakum brother of Frisco president predicts removal of land restrictions in Eastern Oklahoma and railroads Rock Island Frisco will bring 100000 settlers to Oklahoma in eighteen months crop prospects cited wheat 16000000 bushels floods affect conditions but not disaster. Also notes an estray notice in Pontotoc County and local notices.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Frisco
Robert ®& Yoakum
St.Louis
B. F. Yoakum
Prohibition Plank Drives Democratic Platform Fight
The anti injunction issue tops the Democratic resolutions panel as Gen. James B. Weaver leads a push for a national prohibition plank. Weaver claims Southern backing and vows action at the national convention despite prior state defeats.
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Deaver
Celo
Committee On Resolutions
James B. Weaver
Iowa
Rival baseball doubleheader appeals to Ada crowds
Sunrise Base Ballpark gears up for a big day as the Babies and Heavy Weights prepare lineups, sponsors chosen, and fans from Ada rally behind the semi pro teams. Umpire Chauncey, famed for Ada Browns history, is highlighted. the event features color rivalries and a Little Rock pitching addition.
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Sunrise Base
Cullins and Walsh
Ada
Neck of the Woods
Cullins
Walsh
Torbett
Little Rock
United States
Me ‘Chancey
X .Sured
Chauncey
Ada Browns
Littleton Named Democratic Vice Presidential Hopeful
New York announces Martin W. W. Littleton as a leading vice presidential candidate for the Democratic ticket at the Denver convention. He will appear as a delegate and proxy holder for New York, with backing from editors and colleagues aligned against the Nebraska plank, while others push for different platform items. Littleton previously spoke for Hon. Parker at St. Louis and plans to travel to Denver to push his bid.
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New York
Martin
W W. Littleton
Agnes
Bryan
Denver
aRnee
Littleton
Committee
Platfonmeror
Nebraska
Bea
Honeypp
National
Parker
St. Louis
Iadity
Pexam
Texas
Oklahoma convicts may be sent for work under contract
Guthrie June 29 Gov Hyphy ell states a letter from Gov Hoch lat Kansas says Oklahoma can secure between 150 and 17948 convicts from Lansing Kansas at any time without formal notice. Arrangements likely by July 16 to bring the first group for public work.
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Guthrie
Hyphyell
Hoch
Kansas
Lansing
Kan
Ingde
FOAMS
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Carrol Der_Whike
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