Oklahoma Governor to name state capitol commission
Governor Haskell said he would likely announce appointments to the state capitol commission after Monday or once land options for moving the capital are finalized in legal form. Rumors tied Tate Brady Tulsa J B A Robertson Chandler and Dr Leo Bennett Muskogee to seats, but no confirmation. Positions pay 4000 yearly. decisions may come before or after a Supreme Court writ issue.
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Oklahoma City
Haskell
State Capitol Commission
Tate Brady
Tulsa
J. B. A. Robertson
Chandler
Leo Bennett
Muskogee
Supreme Court
Logan County
Executive Department
Judicial Department of the State
Ada City Delays Complete Directory For Free Delivery
From Thursday's Daily the article notes Ada a city of about 6000 people lacks a full city directory and enforced house numbering though annual postal receipts would entitle it to free delivery and sidewalks would support carriers. The piece highlights the inconsistency and calls for action to secure a complete directory and proper numbering.
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Ada
Teething diarrhoea treated with Chamberlains remedy
Teething children may have diarrhoea and can be controlled by giving Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after each bowel movement and following with castor oil to cleanse the system. Safe and sure. Sold by all dealers. Farms Loans. See Carlton Weaver.
Poor Lo's Rations To Be Cut Down
Washington reports the Bureau of Indian Affairs will reduce government gratuities to Indians this year. Rations will be limited mainly to the aged and indigent, with the goal of eventual abolition. Last year 17,868 Indians received aid costing $412,142. this year's cost is expected to drop by $28,033 despite higher living costs.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Indian Bureau
Oklahoma City Lands Sale Controversy Settled
Oklahoma City July 20 The state school land commission and leasees settle a dispute over valuation of improvements. The commission aims to reopen land sales, with about 1 650 000 acres to be offered at auction over forty years, mostly western and northwestern lands. Sales by county at courthouse doors, plans ready likely by September 1 after funding issues halted last winter’s sales.
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Oklahoma City
State School Land Commission
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Purge and Relief
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gently stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter and cleanse the system. They cure constipation and sick headache and are sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Friend of Governor Patterson voter backs Murray for Oklahoma governor
Ebb K. Higgins, visiting Ada from Tennessee, declares support for Murray for Oklahoma governor and criticizes bolters in Tennessee judiciary politics. He criticizes Patterson’s veto on statewide prohibition, discusses election machinery, and notes Tennessee politics, while praising Murray’s record and integrity for governor.
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Patterson
Murray
Oklahoma
Ebb K. Higgins
J. T. Higgins
Tennessee
Higgins
Civil
Criminal Courts of Appeal
South
Alabama
Mississippi
Ebb
Ada
Carmack
Commonwealth
St. Louis
State Senate
anti-Patterson
State of Affairs
R. E. Haynes
Carlton Weaver
Mr.Higgins
BlSfure Ray
Mr. Higgins
Mr. Murray
Carlton
Scott Ferris Defends Grandfather Clause in Maine Amendment
Congressman Scott Ferris urges support for a state amendment descr ibed as a return to broader voting rights while warning of false reports. He claims it protects educated voters and ensures equal access to schools and ballots, asserting it benefits all citizens and upholds the principle of fair citizenship.
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Maine
Girl Dies of Burns in Oklahoma Fire Incident
Theresea Wood fourteen daughter of C C Wood a car repairer died from burns inflicted by a kerosene explosion used to start a fire yesterday. Her clothing burned away and she died after hours of agony. Her mother, injured while trying to extinguish the flames, is hospitalized and likely to die.
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Shawnee
Okla
Theresea Wood
C. C. Wood
Indian payments begin at Wapanucka
Tishomingo Oklahoma July 19 payment of money to Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians began at Wapanucka and will continue in days ahead. Payments cover remnant allotments up to 50 dollars doubled in value for some and freedmen under federal acts. Dead enrollees shares go to executors guardians or natural guardians. Powers of attorney not recognized. Subsequent dates listed by city through September with specific start times and locations.
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Tishomingo
Wapanucka
Madill
Ardmore
Marietta
Ryan
Duncan
Chickasha
Lindsey
Pauls Valley
Purcell
Byers
Ada
Roff
Sulphur
Stonewall
Allen
Spokane hunter brings in four bears and two cougars
Spokane resident Tom Hopper returning from Kingston Idaho with four bears including a large Idaho cinnamon bear and two cougars after a three day hunt with hounds. Hopper reports a career totaling over two thousand bears killed across California Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia since 35 years ago with a peak yearly bag of 739 in the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia. He focuses on predatory species to collect state head bounties.
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Spokane
Wash
Tom Hopper
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Kingston
Pine Creek
Hopper
Pacific
Disaster at Fort Monroe artillery practice kills ten
An official War Department report says Sergeant Hass and nine others died when a breech lock blew during artillery practice at Fort Monroe. Ten men were killed, including Haas Bradford Sullivan Duffey King Adkins Airey Chadwick Smith Hogan Turner, with one private swept into the Chesapeake Bay. Lieuts Van Duren Hawes injured, several bodies missing. witnessed by prominent officers and by the dead men’s wives and children.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Hass
Fort Monroe
Haas
Corporal Bradford
Sullivan
Duffey
King
Adkins
Airey
Chadwick
Smith
Hogan
Turner
Chesapeake Bay
van Duren
Lieut
Hawes
Ada Asphalt Paving Deal Announces Ada Towns
Friday update from Mr. J. O. Tipton reports a contract with Shelby Downard Paving Co. to supply Ada mined asphalt for paving Ada and Holdenville and other towns. Downard plans Fort Worth and Paris projects, with current shipments to Fort Worth.
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J. O. Tipton
Shelby Downard Paving Co
Ada
Holdenville
Downard
Fort Worth
Paris
Oklahoma Oats Crop Surges With Higher Harvest Rates
Oklahoma reports strong oats growth with 89.1 percent harvest readiness on June 25, higher than 84.3 percent last month and 73.4 percent a year ago. Spring 1910 oats planted cover 526,337 acres with an estimated 19,062,358 bushels produced, up from 13,774,401 last year.
Dives on Fish Goes to Death
An 11 year old Jacksonville boy, Laurence S. Baker, died after diving from a boat in Lake Worth, West Palm Beach. A stingeree, a flat warm water fish, lurked beneath the boat and its tail spine pierced his neck hitting the jugular vein. He bled out in about four minutes.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Laurence S. Baker
Jacksonville
Lake Worth
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Business Citizen
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Scott Ferris
Moneyin _ The Merchant and Planters State Bank
Merchants and Planters State Bank
H. P. Reich
Wapanocka
Farmers State Bank
Gov. Byrd
Pres
F. C. Harris
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