Oklahoma Admission Dilemma Moves Toward Congress
Guthrie Okla June 28 The legal question raised by Attorney General Bonaparte on whether Congress can delegate the execution of its constitutional power to the president could force Oklahoma to seek admission through Congress and have Congress judge its qualifications. The president is seen as leaning toward admission despite claims the constitution may be turned down, with a census ordered to fix population and ongoing political calculations delaying statehood until after the next election.
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Guthrie, Okla
Naparte
Oklahoma
Congress
Law
Washington
Bonaparte
Union
Law Office
Cotton Prices Seen Above Sully Year As Demand Soars
A New York cotton expert predicts Sully year prices will be exceeded due to record consumption, high yarn and cloth prices allowing mills to pay 11 1/2 to 20 cents per pound, dwindling surplus, and a supply outlook well below world needs of 13 million bales, potentially under 11 million.
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New York
Hill's Business College graduates placed in Oklahoma City
Fenton Moore accepted a contracting firm job in Oklahoma City and George Eissman became a stenographer at Alexander Drug Co. Miss Maroney and Miss Demorest linked to Gem City College in Illinois also found work through the college. The ad touts the school’s model office and promise of refund if a graduate cannot secure a position. It notes last June was a strong month for enrollments.
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Fenton Moore
Oklahoma City
George Eissman
Alexander Drug Co
Louis Chrysler
Miss Maroney
Miss Demorest
Stillwater
Gem City College
Illinois
Hill
Phases of the Immigration Problem in the Southwest
The article argues immigration serves self interest and patriotism, with railroads and landowners shaping policy. It notes ships built by railways to settle vacant lands, over a million immigrants arriving in 1906, and concerns over desirable versus pauper immigrants. It urges readers to consider the economic and social implications for cotton states.
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Galveston
United States
Southwest
Europe
America
Texas Court Ruling On Telephone Marriage fuels remarriages
Galveston reports that if higher courts uphold Nolan County's ruling disallowing telephone marriages, Texas could see a wave of remarriages. The Wemberley estate contest hinges on the legality of a telephonic ceremony uniting a ranchman and bride twenty miles apart. The issue has drawn broad attention amid prior refusals to recognize such unions.
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Galveston
Nolan
Texas
Thos. Wemberley
East Texas
Charity shoppers clash over duty and vanity in rain
In a downpour at a charity fair, two women discuss giving and social expectations. One plans purchases for her maid and Palm Beach trip while noting rival Marion’s different philanthropy. They inspect aprons, handkerchiefs, dolls, and neckwear before a brief ride home.
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Ethel Wilberforce
Lyman’s
Palm Beach
Lewis Hall
Marion
Grace
Flora Williams
Obituary Notices for T C Moseley of New York City
T C Moseley aged 82 of 28rd Street New York City obituary notice outlines a life in the city. The item lists residence and age with formal memorial language, noting death and funeral arrangements to be announced locally.
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East 28Rd Street
New York City
Two Nominees Claim Democratic Nomination in Fifth District
Hobart Oklahoma June 27 reports the fifth district democratic convention adjourned amid chaos with Scott Ferris at 115 votes short of a majority while Claude Weaver claimed the nomination with 156 votes. A split convention produced a new chairman and secretary and two competing nominees. Both Ferris and Weaver claim to be the regular Democratic nominee for Congress from the Fifth District.
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Weaver
Ferris
Hobart
Oklo
Fifth
Scott Ferris
Mr. Hussey
T. A. Stewart
Greer County
Okla
W. E. Suttle
Claude Weaver
Congress
Fifth Congressional District
Farm and Ranch of Holland's Magazine and the Weekly News
A historic Holland publication marks its one year milestone as a combined Farm and Ranch magazine and weekly news issue, highlighting local agriculture, livestock reports, market notes, and community updates.
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Holland
Local Ad Promises Big Profits for Quick Work
An advertisement targets women to submit their names for a new plan of large profits with minimal effort. It promises big premiums for collecting names and selling novelties and urges readers to write today at the listed address C. T. Moseley.
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C. T. Moseley
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Hill’s Business College
Sam
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Robinson
Brown
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Ripley Hitchcock
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New Hampshire
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T. C. Moseley
Lula Berry
Farmington, Ark
Mr. S. S. Ball
Raverswood
W. Va
Slyss
Dewitt
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Crescent Drug Co
Brinson Bros
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Brinson
MK. & T. Time Card
23Rd Street
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