Supreme Court to Rule on Governor Movement Power
Guthrie Oklahoma July 5 The Oklahoma Supreme Court may decide next Monday if it can curb Gov Haskell or direct him to move the state capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma City The proceeding centers on a writ of prohibition against lower court interference with state offices and capital relocation and arguments stress executive immunity and separation of powers.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Haskell
Supreme Court
B. F. Burwell
Oklahoma City
Burwell
Supreme
C. G. Horner
Pital
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Huston
Hepburn
Murray speaks in Ardmore audience with Cruce in joint talk
William H. Murray addressed a large Ardmore crowd in the district court room about tribal affairs and law about the Torrens land system and criticized Cruce supporters. He invited Lee Cruce to joint discussions and announced dates, including Anadarko on Tuesday.
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Ardmore
Okla
William H. MurrAy
Lee Cruce
Murray
Carter County
Cruce
A. C. Cruce
Torrens
Anadarko
Brother of Bob Carroll Visits Ada in Estate Matter
Mr S L Carroll of Maud Oklahoma visits Pontotoc county on behalf of the Bob Carroll estate. He notes his brother died by own action and discusses possible $3000 W O W life insurance despite policy clauses. Carroll says he had not seen Bob for years and returned home.
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S. L. Carroll
Maud
Okla
Pontotoc County
Bob Carroll
Carroll
W. M. Murray
Murray
Republican Party
Oklahoma
Cruce
Ardmore
Ross
Lawton
Registration Rules for Oklahoma First Class Cities
The text outlines a state registration system in first class cities Oklahoma for electors. It assigns the inspector the duty to keep the precinct registration book from July before each biennial primary until the last Saturday night of July at 9 PM, and requires electors to state name and residence and answer questions proving voting qualifications.
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Oklahoma
Anel
Democratic governor candidates meet at Anadarko crowd grows
The first gubernatorial candidate meeting of the series drew 200 to 300 in Anadarko Oklahoma with Lee Cruce Brant Kirk and others debating state issues. Speakers attacked prohibition taxation Indian lands and Tariffs while courting voters in a charged, politically mixed gathering.
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Anadarko
Branson
State Executive Committee
Lee Cruce
Dover
Brant Kirk
Oklahoma City
Ross
Murray
Battle Ax Clover
Court House
State Democratic Organization
Mr. Cruce
Ardmore
Lawton
Cruce
Republican Party
Africa
Mr. Murray
Leslie P. Ross
Gee
Epen
Torrens
Enid
Rioting Across Cities After Jeffries Johnson Fight
A wave of postfight violence erupts as whites and blacks clash in New York Cincinnati Pittsburg New Orleans Atlanta Roanoke Fort Worth and St Louis following the Johnson Johnson Jeffries result. Police and troops move to restore order amid beatings and property damage.
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New York
West Side
Cincinnati
Jeffries- Johnson
Vine Street
Pittsburg
Negro Hill
New Orleans
Newspaper Row
Camp Street
Johnson
Georgia
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Police Commission
Roanoke
Joe Chockley
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Reno
Fort Worth
Tex
Police Department
Jeffries
St. Louis
Market Street
Jefferson Avenue
Eighth District
Central District
Taft May Name Hughes to Supreme Court
Somerville Mass July 5 President Taft viewed the Independence Day parade when news of Chief Justice Fuller death reached him. He expressed shock and grief calling Fuller an old friend and a great judge. There is strong talk Hughes of New York may be the next presiding justice as Taft weighs circuit court candidates and potential conflicts over the Standard Oil ruling.
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Somerville
Mass
Taft
Highland Avenue
Yaterday
J . Fuller
Justice Fuller
Hughes
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Bench
Circuit Court
Eighth Circuit
Missouri
Kansas
Middle West
Vandeventer
Hook
Sanborn
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Marriage Licenses Listed for Stratford Coalgate Ada and Maxwell
Marriage licenses issued for Dolph Gentry and Althea Wood of Stratford, J M Covington and Bertha Breedlove of Coalgate, G W Buchanan and Merl Gay of Maxwell, W P Mills of Okmulgee and Annie Stanger of Ada. Dr Gallohr of Shawnee to visit Ada Hotel Harris on the 2nd and 4th Mondays monthly for eye ear nose throat care. See W C Lee at The Racket Store for Queensware glassware and enamelware.
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Dolph Gentry
Stratford
Althea Wood
J. M. Covington
Coalgate
Bertha Breedlove
G. W. Buchanan
Maxwell
Merl Gay
W. P. Mills
Okmulgee
Annie Stanger
Ada
Dr. Gallohr
Drs. Wilson and Gallohr
Shawnee
Hotel Harris
W. C. Lee
Wtf
The Coming Race by Cotton Wolf Hounds Duel
The Holdenville Times reports Bob Cotton a noted wood hauler and wolf hunter plans a race with his pack against three dogs owned by a passing stranger. Cotton seeks the stranger’s dogs pedigrees and behavior as the race is described with satirical political dog equivalents.
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Bob Cotton
Arkansas River
Cotton
Holdenville
Professor Fentem invites limited pupils for wind or string study
Professor A. L. Fentem invites a limited number of pupils to study wind or string instruments. Contact his home on East 14th Street or the College building for arrangements.
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A. L. Fentem
East 14Th Street
College Building
Kentucky Colonel May Surprise Ardmore Show
An inquiry asks if it is safe to take the children to Friday’s discussion. The reply notes a Kentucky Colonel from Ardmore might attempt a Kentucky style feat during the show, prompting a preference to keep kids at home. Mrs Gillespie and daughter Gladys of Dallas visit Mrs Stephenson and Mrs Shands. Houston Stephenson of Santa Ana visits his aunt and grandmother. Mrs Carlton Weaver is improving after a brief illness.
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Ardmore
8. B. Gillespie
Gladys
Dallas, Tex
M. T. Stephenson
N. B. Shands
Houston Stephenson
Santa Anna, Tex
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WH. Hl. Murray
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Johnson County
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Carnegie
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Ordé
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