Oklahoma Statehood Act Text in Historic Raw Form
A detailed excerpt outlines the proposed Oklahoma statehood act, detailing the process to form a constitutional convention, voting rights for residents of Oklahoma and Indian Territory, district apportionment, and steps for admission to the union. It includes provisions on capital location, school land grants, and federal oversight of Indian lands, with timelines for elections and ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Beveridge
Oklahoma
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Indian Territory, As At Present May Adopt A Constitution and Become the State of
Wereinatter
Sote Indian Territory
Territory of
Territory
Osage Indian Reservation
Mabe
Ukilanhema Territory
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Watin Ta - En
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Ottiuoty
Gaia
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Guthbieckaera
Uccessons
Oklahoma Territory
Serevice
Grant, Kay
Gurprise
Igreer
Hoger Mulis
Kiow Washitta
Comanche
Cleveland
Fifty-ninth Congress
Okklahoma
Ms Publc
Sulphur Springs
United
Federations Aim to Structure Oklahoma Territory State
The Farmers' Co-Operative Union section outlines territorial and legal steps for statehood Oklahoma and Indian territories seek to attach Osage lands and establish circuits and officials Muskogee Guthrie Vinita South McAlester Ardmore Guthrie Oklahoma City Enid and Osage County are mentioned with election timing and court structure. The article discusses charter growth in December with 125 locals and 8 567 total unions nationally, including Texas leadership disputes and upcoming Dallas August meetings.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Enid
Eighth Judicial Circuit
United States Attorney
United States Marshal
Muskogee
Vinita
South McAlester
Ardmore
United States
Oklahoma
Supreme Court of the
Circuit Court
Eighth Circuit
Supreme Court of
Territories
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit
Supreme Courts of ix
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Saia
Union
Supreme
District Courts of Souls
District Courts
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Supreme and District Territorial
Courts of
The
United
Congress
Congress of
Jeff D. Montgomery
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Dallas
Oklahoma and
Indian Territories
Arkansas
Louisana
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
South Carolina
North Carolina
Mississippi
Kentucky
Virginia
Oregon
New Mexico
Florida
South
National Union
Texarkana
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Hamilton
National Park, Game Preserve
Tonkawa Indian Reservation
Pawnee Indian Reservation
University of Oklahoma
University Preparatory School
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Colored Agricultural Normal University
Hinds
Oklahoma University
Colored Agricultural and Normal University
Normal Schools
Secretary of the Interior
Winita
Farmers’ Co-Operative Union of America
Cotton Belt
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Texas Union
B. F. Chapman
Waco
Legislative Committee
House
Tex
Sat
Portant