Burrell Oates Death Sentence Affirmed by Texas Court
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the death sentence of Burrell Oates, convicted of murder in Dallas for the November 29, 1904 killing of Sol Aronoff. Oates has faced seven trials and six death verdicts, with four reversals and remands. a rehearing motion may still extend the case. The decision, written by Presiding Judge W L Davidson, says the defendant received a fair and legal trial.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Burrell Oates
Sol Aronoff
Dallas
Ellis County
Oates
Texas
Holy Vann
W. L. Davidson
Roosevelt will fight to the bitter end
George W. Perkins of New York and a Brooklyn delegation met with Col. Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to plan the Progressive party in New York and across states. Roosevelt said a full ticket from president to school superintendent would be fielded, with methods to be decided at tomorrow's conference. He reported encouraging national outlook and warned the fight remains regardless of who is named. Orel Busby, a young attorney in the state, was visiting WeWoka to assist Pryor.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
George W. Perkins
New York
Brooklyn
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive Party
New York State
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Baltimore
Bryan
Wilson
Orel Busby
Pryor
Wewoka
Justice Steed
Konawa
Federation
Philip Carpenter
New York Club
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
Tex
Howard Gross
National Soil Fertility League
Overton W. Price
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
A. Barton Miller
Women’s Rivers’ and Harbors
Congress
William Hard
Maria Sanford
University of Minnesota
Caroline Bartlett Crane
Laura Drake Gill
College of Women
Sewanee, Tenn
University of the South
Imogene B. Oakley
E. W. Pattison
Helen B. Bosswell
Olaf. N. Guldin
George
Francis Squire Potter
Lawrence Maxwell
C. Crockett
H. N.bushnell
Jessica Peixotta
University of Colorado
Sarah Platt Decker
Convention Opens for Eleventh General Federation of Women Clubs
San Francisco opens the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial with thousands of delegates from across the nation. The program features speeches by notable leaders, education and civics discussions, and elections for federation officers.
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San Francisco
Calif
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Sutter Street
E. G. Denniston
Sutter Street Pavillion
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
O. Shepard Barnum
Department of Education
Prominent Republican to Vote Democratic Ticket
Judge W. J. Robertson of Muskogee county declares as a Republican leader he will vote for Bryan or Wilson, arguing Taft’s defeat is essential. He supports progressives, blames Taft’s nomination on fraud, and says the party is leaving him, not he leaving it.
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de Laval
Aes
Perents
Rsefes
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Muskogee County
James Fore
Taft
Judge Robertson
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
William H. Taft
Teddy
Bryan
Baltimore Delegates Fuse Polite Chaos at Cold War Style Convention
In Baltimore crowds clash in the hotel corridor yet display remarkable tolerance as delegates debate Wilson and Clark. The scene features crowded aisles, spectacles lost, and cordial exchanges amid the near riot atmosphere, reflecting a restrained, restless political energy.
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Clark
Wilson
Baltimore
Revival closes in Madill with 200 professions
Rev L P Law reports the Madill revival ended Tuesday night with over two hundred professions of faith and large church additions. He notes religious revolution in town with many prominent professionals saved and praises local pastors and helpers.
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L. P. Law
Madill
Ada
Taft electors file in Oklahoma with split Republican factions
Oklahoma City June 26 Republicans aligned with the Taft wing submit applications for presidential electors to the State Election board amid a Republican split and duplication. Beeler and Chandler will file, while Roosevelt-backed factions pursue separate parses. Frantz, Bartlesville leader and former Rough Rider, heads the progressive campaign with a planned Augusta convention.
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Oklahoma City
Taft Wing
T. C. Beeler
State Board of Affairs
Bert Chandler
Vinita
Taft
State Election Board
Beeler
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
George Watson of Henryett a and Cordelia Mullins of Allen 19. Tom Fletcher of Vanoss 28 and Hattie Pendergrass of Vanoss 18. Wilburn Clapp of Byars 23 and Clara Vaney of Coalgate 18.
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George Watson
Henryettta
Cordelia Mullins
Allen
Tom Fletcher
Vanoss
Hattie Pendergrass
Wilburn Clapp
Byars
Clara Vaney
Coalgate
Remembered the Poor of Ada Appeals Aid
The United Charities received a $26.80 donation from B H Mason of Port Worth, a former Ada resident, to aid the organization's relief work for distressed cases. The gift came at a critical time for the charity.
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United Charities
B. H. Mason
Part ‘Worth
Ada
Mason
Maddox Drug Co Purchases Ponayo Stock In Two Cities
The Maddox Drug Company purchases stock in Ponayo Drug Co a New Jersey cooperative with one stockholder per town in Kansas City Mo and East Orange N J for 75000. The Ponayo products cover a full line of remedies each tailored to a specific ailment and guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
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Maddox Drug Company
Ponayo Drug Co
Kansas City
East Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Ponayo
Madox Drug Company
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R. L. McGuyre
Atry
Swampland Medicine Co
Ada, Ok
Tarkenton Well Drilling Company
Ada, Oklahoma
Commercial Club
California
Fairmont Park
Frances Squire Potter
Baroness von Suttner
Peace Society of America
Berkeley
Studebaker
DR. Simmons
C.f.simmons Medicine
ST. Louis, Missouri
Gwin & Mays Drug CO
Alphonse and
Gaston
Dele
Law
Tra
Evening News
Reiley
Bert Parmenter
Lawton
United States Senate
Ed Perry
Chicago
Perry
Frank Frantz
Bartlesville
Prantz
Augusta
Frantz
Gov
Jenkins
Oklahoma Territory
C. N. Haskell
Health Club
Layton
Pure Food Co
East St. Louis, Hl
Shehon
Nhe
Reer loveWainies
Mont Naan Ai Ben
Fie
E. L. Steed
T Am
Texas Department Store
East Main
Ada Title and Trust Company
Ada, Okla
Pentotec
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