Oklahoma Judge Upholds Woods County Injunction Fight
Judge Pancoast sustains Woods county injunction against division and blocks August 6 election for constitution ratification and state officers. Convenes appeal to Oklahoma supreme court. public meeting tour announced with dates in Black Rock Allen Conway Fitzhugh Colburg Roff.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Alva
Pancoast
Woods County
Frantz
Murray
Young
Woods
W. A. Ledbetter
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Black Rock
Allen
Conway
Fitzhugh
Colburg
Roff
Wanted Man Sam Brick Nabbed in Ada
Deputy Marshall Ed Brents traced Sam Brick alias H Simon to Ada after Chariston authorities sought his capture for misappropriating 1500 dollars. Brick, a traveling merchant and wood yard worker, denied identity then admitted his name. He will be moved to Ardmore for removal orders to Chariston/Chanston.
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Marshall Ed Breits
Chariston
8. C
Sam Brick
Ada
Chanston
Ed. Brents
H. Simon
Brick
Simon
Wood Yard
Ardmore
Charisten
Ada Gas Franchise Manager Ready To Drill
C A Greenless of Nowater Oklahoma holds Ada gas franchise and says drilling must start by the 25th of this month. Machinery is en route to Ada from the factory and drilling crews will arrive late this week to begin work.
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C. A. Greenless
Nowater
I. T
Ada
Sunshine neighborhood mourns as local deaths noted
The notice reports deaths in the Sunshine area: David Clapp from heart failure, Mrs. Wm. Miers on May 6 leaving a husband and three children. It also mentions H. Colbert visiting Stonewall and urges support for constitution, statehood, schools, law, and order.
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David Clapp
Sunshine
Wm. Miers
H. Colbert
Stonewall
Frisco Excursions and Los Angeles Ticket Offers
Frisco and Los Angeles rail promotions list sale periods from April to June 1907 with round trip rates at 50 dollars. Expositions include Norfolk Ve-Joe and stops allowed with varied limits to August 31 1907. Mexican City and other routes show outbound windows and partial stopovers for round trips.
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An Francisco
Ae Angeles
Calif
Norfolk
Alif
Los Angeles
Mexicol City
Mex
Bistell
Tanit
Sepe
Joh
Ada Public Schools 1906 Term Report
Term report summarizes pupil enrollment teacher counts and attendance figures with tardiness and disciplinary measures noted. The 1905-06 school year closed June 30 and a detailed financial statement will be published. M L Perkins is superintendent.
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Ada Public Schools
Boc Eins Atau
M. L. Perkins
Rainy May Douses Joyful Ode in Baltimore Riot
A Baltimore American poem contrasts celebratory May verses with a rainstorm dampening crowds and a circus, noting a sour turn in mood as the crowd disperses and chants fade. The piece humorously questions the fickleness of the month and praises a sulky May.
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Sulka
Baltimore
Farmers' Headquarters at Ada Showcases Raney Yard
J. M. Raney recently completed extensive improvements to Wagon Yard at Iste and Stockton Ada. The facility covers 140 by 175 feet with half shed and includes lodging quarters stalls for stock breeding department with two top stallions and two fine jacks a modern veterinary office and a care hospital for animals. It presents as a clean comfortable and ideal home for man and beast.
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J. M. Raney
Iste
Stockton
Ada
Raney
Deafness Medical Advertisement Claim
An old remedy notice asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, promotes a Toledo based firm F J Cheney Co, and urges purchase through druggists with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Judicial Primary Election Held for Seventh District Oklahoma
Notice of a Democratic primary to nominate a district judge for the Seventh Judicial district Oklahoma. Election set for Saturday June 8 1907 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. across Pontotoc Seminole Cole Atoka and Johnson counties. Returns go to the district central committee secretary. May 1 1907. S. C. Tread chairman W H L Campbell secretary.
Primary Election Called for Democratic Congressional Nominee
In pursuance of a resolution by the Democratic committee of the Fourth Congressional District of the proposed state of Oklahoma at Durant, Indian Territory, a primary election is called for June 8, 1907 to nominate a candidate for United States representative. Polls open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The notice is signed by M. Chambers, Chairman, and H. L. Muldrow, Secretary.
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Oklahoma
Durant
Indian Territory
A. D
United States
Ooal
Ok M. Chambers
W. H. L. Campbell
Ada
Oklahoma Senate Candidate Outlines Key Reform Aims
A prospective Oklahoma legislator pledges thrift in spending, a tough stance on rebates and monopolies, and strong support for corporate regulation, higher education funding, road building, and segregated schools. He endorses the proposed state constitution and champions conservative governance with focus on agriculture and fair taxation.
Democratic primary for Oklahoma’s 23rd Senate District
Mary election for nomination of one Democratic candidate for state senator in the 23rd district will be held Saturday June 8, 1907 from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at precincts in Pontotoc and Seminole counties. Election officers across the district will supervise polling per Democratic central committee calls dated May 1, 1907. T. S. Cobb is chairman with W. H. L. Campbell as secretary.
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District Court
Seventh Judicial District of
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Seminole
Cole
Atoka
Johnson
Seventh Judicial District
Democratic Central Committees
Central Committee
S. C. Tread
W. H. L. Campbell
Democratic Central Committee
Seventh Judicial Dist
Srch
T. S. Cobb
State of
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State Corporation Commission
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