One Dollar Per Year Democratic Ticket for Oklahoma
The ticket lists U S Senators Robert L Owen and Thos P Gore and Supreme Court justices R L Williams C N Haskell. It covers statewide offices including Lieutenant Governor Geo W Bellamy Attorney General Chas West Secretary of State William M Cross James Menefee M E Trapp Clerk of Supreme Court W H L Campbell State Examiner Chas Taylor Superintendent Public Instruction E D Cameron Mine Inspector Peter Hanraty Commissioner of Charities Miss Kate Barnard Commissioner of Labor Charles Doughtery Insurance Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Taylor
E. D. Cameron
Peter Hanraty
Kate Barnard
Charles Doughtery
Local Officials Named In Historical Roll Call
Co. D. Carter State Senator R. M. Roddie District Judge A. T. West and Representative Edgar S. Ratliff appear in a historical public records listing the district’s current and past public offices. The document enumerates offices and名 entities connected to regional governance.
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R. M. Roddie
A. T. West
Fieterial
Edgar S. Ratliff
Local Officials Appointed For County Government Positions
A list enumerates county officers including Representative Frank Huddleston County Judge Joel Terrell County Attorney Robt Wimbish Clerk of District Court W D Lowden County Clerk W S Kerr County Treasurer J C Cates Register of Deeds C C Hargis County Surveyor George Truitt Superintendent of Schools T F Pierce County Welcher Charles A Thomas County Commissioner District No 1 John D Rinard District No 2 C W Floyd District No 8 G M Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cates Register of Deeds
C. C. Hargis County Surveyor
George Truitt
T. F. Pierce County
Welcher
Charles A. Thomas
John D. Rinard
C. W. Floyd
G. M. Short
Township Officers and Oklahoma Statehood Debate
Precinct details list trustees justices of the peace clerks and constables across precincts 1 2 4 7 with named officials. The second article argues Oklahoma statehood opposition by Republican bosses and political maneuvering around the proposed constitution and districting plans.
Oklahoma's Struggle for Statehood Editorial Summary
The Dallas News editorial discusses Oklahoma statehood prospects and constitutional submission. It notes potential early voter consideration of the constitution despite court appeals and questions court authority in review of the constitutional convention.
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Dallas News
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Railroads and City Clash Over Street Lights and Ordinances
Ada residents accuse the Katy railroad of ignoring city ordinances and rights while the Frisco complies with lighting crossings and funding costly upgrades. Frisco promptly pays and seeks police protection. Katy delays, fights in court, and faces public criticism for alleged legal pressure and neglect of municipal duties. Railroad agent Mc Nair urged as a model for patriotic citizens.
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Katy Railroad
Frisco
Katy
Ninth Street
Main Street
Webb & Ennis
Corporation Lines
Fourth Ward
Uncle Sam
McNair
Ada
Katy Railroad Refuses Scavenger Bill in Heated Exchange
A heated exchange questions the Katy railroad's refusal to pay a scavenger bill. One party insists on contacting the scavenger to verify the claim while challenging the railroad’s stance.
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Katy Railroad
Ada Citizens Urge City Officers to Enforce Time Rules
The Ada community calls on city officials to ensure Miss Katy is brought to time just as any violator would be. Citizens question if she should face the same enforcement standards as all others.
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Oklahoma
Murray
White House
Katy
Ada
Katy Crossing Light Plan Sparks Safety Debate
Readers recall a recent fatal incident on the Katy line involving an Indian train engine. The question arises whether a safety arc light is needed at the crossing to prevent a repeat tragedy.
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Katy
Supreme Court backs limits on judging constitutional convention
The court states it is not their concern what actions a constitutional convention pursues. The stance is described as candid and courageous, with concurrence from the opinion.
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Supreme Court
Katy Railroad and Municipal Ordinances Clash
A editorial stance questions whether the Katy railroad may disregard city rules. It argues for a railroad commission and statehood, warning that trampling ordinances frames the railroad as either righteous or criminal depending on the outcome.
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Katy
Civic weeds prompt city action and fees
Local appeal urges residents to mow vacant lots to prevent seeding and potential city cutting at higher costs. It argues pride, health, and beauty of the town justify action and suggests renting or selling plots to avoid weeds.
Real estate gains Ardmore group and state notes
Ardmore real estate dealers organize a local association as wheat yields improve in Custer county. A noted boy named Johnnie Smith dies after being struck by lightning near Loco. The article comments on Oklahoma politics and public morals, rail freight, and a Yukon journey by a Vinita youth.
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Johnnie Smith
Loco
Baptist Assembly Program Highlights Mission Work
A detailed schedule for the Baptist Assembly in July outlines daily sessions. Key events include officer elections, sermons by Rev. A N Hall and Rev J B Gambrell, B Y P U conventions, women's missionary work led by Mrs T C Carleton, and extensive addresses on Sunday school, missions, and evangelism across July 9 to 19.
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B. Y. P. U. Life
L. C. Wolfeshawnee
W. A. McKinney
Ardmore
A. N. Ha
Our
Women’s Missionary Societies
T. C. Carleton
H. A. Porter
Oklahoma City
J.C. Stalcup
J. B. Gambrell
Texas
A. N. Hall
B. R. Womack
J. A. Wynee-Bacone
G. M. Harrell
Holdenville
Holy Spirit
T. J. Talley
Mangum
Okla
W. E. G. Watkin
Elk City
J. L. H. Hawkins
Foreign Mission
I. N. Clark
Kansas City
S. J. Porter
Richmond
Oklahoma
J. A. Scott
C. Stubblefield
Durant
Assembly Association
Oklahoma high court honors duty in statehood controversy
The Oklahoma supreme court is praised for upholding the constitution amid political pressure from republican leaders over statehood. The piece argues the court acted with plain patriotic duty despite fears of public ire and weighty political stakes.
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Oklahoma
Republican Supreme Court
Judge Furman Impresses With Democratic State Convention
The New State Tribune praises Judge Furman after the democratic state convention where he placed second among seven candidates. A state committee rule requiring one senator from each territory kept him from winning his life’s ambition, yet he showed steadfast democracy and did not protest.
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Judge Furman
State Committee
New State Tribune
Farm and Ranch of Holland Magazine Subscriptions
One year subscription price is 1.50 dollars with cash payment. The offer applies to all delinquent subscribers who settle by January 1, 1908.
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Holland
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Democratic
United States
Robert L. Owen
Thos. P. Gore
Justice Supreme Court
R. L. Williams
C. N. Haskell
Geo. W. Bellamy
Chas. West
Secretary of State
William M. Cross
James Menefee
M. E. Trapp
W. H. L. Campbell State Examiner
Co. D. Carter
W. S. Kerr
T. J. Smith County Treasurer
R. C. Jester
Justice of the Peace
H. J. Brown
W. H. Nettles
J. M. Raney
J. D. Looper
Jas. R. Floyd
A. Gaylor
P. H. Martin
C. Sturdivant
G. A. Smith
Chas. Hopkins
A. F P. Dillard
J.C. Rushing
W. H. Hammond
Jas. W. Willard
J. O. Smith
W. M. Thompson
J. D. Price
Joe Gambel
G. W. Tigner
Lee Price
J. B. Robertson
W. 8S. Tinsley
R. D. Miers
R. S. Baker
R. F. Anderson
W. C. Bolen
Joe Anderson
W. T. Fleet
G. W. David
M. L. Nichols
R. Attaway
Geo. R. Collins
L. C. Lindsey
Will Allen
Seth Perrin
Precinet No
P. Boles
J. B. Parker
Wm. P. Allen
Snodgrass
W. Corbin
H. A. McConnell
J. M. Harris
P. Roberts
J. A. Mercer
Constables
D. L. Gailey
J. W. What
Tulsa
Republican Party
Cannon
Taft
Congress
House of Representatives
New Mexico
Arizona
Senate
Guthrie
Oklahoma Tribunal
Custer County
Indian Territory
Alverson
The
Loco Ledger
Indiana
Thomas
Madill News
Oklo
Missouri
Judge Raymond
Roosevelt
Lawton
Fred Ratcliff
Vinita
Dawson
Yukon
Yukon River
White Horse
Baptist Assembly Program
Sulphur, I. T
Offi
Cers
Rev. A. N. York
Muskogee
B. Y. P. U. Convention
William Crawford
Alva
G. A. Hart
Enid
Robt Wimbish
First National Bank
King & Currie
Attorneys-At-Law
Reed-Douglas
Ada, L. T
Drs. Browall
Faust
General Practitioners
B. J. Epperson
J. W. Deas
Epperson
Henry M. Furman
Duncan Building
Crawford & Bolen, Attorneys AT Law
Citizens National Bank Building
Ada, I.T
J. E. Webb
H. Ennis
Lawyers Office
John I McCoole
Atty
Francis, Ind
Ter
Furman & Croxton
C. A. Galbraith
Tom D. McKeown
Galbraith & McCkeown
Citizens National Bank
Ind
H. T. Saffarrans
Freeman Bldg
I. T
T. H. Granger
Granger
ERB Dentists
Nat’! Bank B’l’g
T. W. Chadwick
Om Texas Bedecon Yard
Ada National Bank
A. McDonald
Wanette
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