Oklahoma City Central Committee details primaries for state offices
The central committee meets in Tulsa to discuss nominating state officers under the constitutional convention plan. The issue hinges on making primaries mandatory for the first and subsequent elections after adoption. June 1 is proposed, but timing may shift to preserve voting strength against the Confederate reunion and Oklahoma veterans turnout.
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Oklahoma City
Tie Central Committee
Tulsa
I. T
C. N. Haskell
Democratic Committee
Haskell
Richmond
Oklahoma
Sons of Veterans
Jap H. Peddicord
Harry Stonum
Ardmore
Joseph E. Johnston
Alva
Guthrie
Central Committee
J. B. Thompson
Pauls Valley
Ada urged to chase railroad station and Frisco division point
The Ada Commercial Club weighs two prospects for growth. Oklahoma Central Railroad may build a city station if the right of way is donated. Ada could obtain a hospital with a small bonus. The Frisco division point is in play with Holdenville and Madill bidding, Ada as prime site due to water supply. A small committee should investigate and report.
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Ada Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Oklahoma _ Central Railroad
Ada
Central
Frisco
Holdenville
Madill
Francis
Sherman
Roy Hoffman Endorsed by Lincoln County Democratic Committee
At a July 24, 1906 meeting the Lincoln county Democratic central committee unanimously endorsed Roy Hoffman for United States senator from Oklahoma. The resolution praises his long Democratic service, pioneering work in Oklahoma politics, advocacy of initiative and referendum, and his fitness to represent Oklahoma in Washington.
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Lincoln’ County
Democratic Central Committee
Roy V. Hoffman
U. S
Roy Hoffman
United States
Oklahoma
Democratic Party
Col. Hoffman
William J
Jefferson
Jackson
Bryan
Lincoln County
United States Senate
J. C. Burton
Wa. H. Crue
Ev. Territorial
Congress
Leader
L. G. Niblack
Oklahoma Press Association
St. Louis
Washington
C. Burton
Constitutional convention editing committee meets in Guthrie
The seven delegate editing committee for the Oklahoma constitutional convention convened in Guthrie to edit the document before the April 16 return. Members include Henshaw chairing and President Murray among Democrats. stenographers project an 11 000 page record totaling about 3 300 000 words. Whiskey Johnson vows further raids and says he will intensify focus on Oklahoma City and state wide whisky enforcement.
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Guthrie
Murray
Joseph H. Johnston
Journal
Henshaw
Madill
Williams
Durant
Johnston
Perry
Helton
Marshall
Carney
el Reno
Hayes
Chickasha
King
New Kirk
Lassater
Pauls Valley
Kornegay
Vinita
Moore
Enid
Mitch
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Wound Quickly
Mr. D. N. Walker of the Enterprise Louisa Virginia reports applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to a nail wound and seeing immediate healing with no inflammation. The product is guaranteed by G. M. Ramsey's Drug Store at 25 cents.
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D. N. Walker
the Enterprise
Louisa
G. M. Ramsey
Comet scare spurs traveler to flee sunny south
A corpulent traveler outside a hotel fans himself and swears at the heat as a newspaper blares a comet headline. He tosses the paper in a fury and declares he is headed to Greenland to escape the fiery tail's doom.
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Greenland
Fort Worth Prosecutor Shot Dead In Gambling Hall Raid
County Attorney Jefferson J. McLean was fatally shot at 5 PM in Fort Worth during a raid on a gambling hall. Former Deputy Hamil P. Scott was mortally wounded and Wm. Thomason was wounded by police in a lumber yard pursuit. Thomason had fired at McLean at the hall’s entrance.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Jefferson J. McLean
Hamil P. Scott
Denver Railway
Wm. Thomason
McLean
Wood
Thomason
Anderson
Saved Her Son's Life in Ava Missouri
A Ava mother Mrs S Ruppee credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her son's life from severe lung trouble a year ago. After starting the remedy on her pharmacist advised, the boy improved quickly and returned to steady carpenter work. The testimonial notes the product as the best cough and cold cure with trial bottles available.
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Ava
S. Ruppee
Dr. King
Carpenter
Waterworks progress along trench and dam framework advances
The trench for the pipeline two feet wide and three feet deep is nearly finished from the dam site to the stand pipe. Earthen dam work is advancing rapidly and the concrete section is taking shape with all framework in place. Reinforcement material shipments are arriving in large quantities.
Whisky Johnson After Whisky Men
Oklahoma City March 22 two additional arrests were made yesterday by United States Marshal Abernathy and his deputies, bringing the total to twenty. Warrants were issued or executed in the ongoing Whisky Men case, extending the federal investigation.
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Oklahoma City
United States
Abernathy
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W. L. Reed
H. T. Douglas
V. Pres
M. D. Timberlake
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