Oklahoma Constitution and President Moore's stance discussed
Washington May 24. President Mo Roosevelt meets Ledbetter Moore and Hayes, Oklahoma Constitutional convention members, to discuss objections to the new Oklahoma constitution. The group seeks guidance on issues like initiative and referendum while the president defers opinion without an authentic copy, citing attorney general advice.
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Washington
Moosevelt
Messrs. Ledbetter
Moore
Hayes
Discredited Lynch Ties Crisis to Haskell Campaign
Guthrie Oklahoma May 23 a detailed expose on Joe Lynch an ex convict for forgery published in the New State Tribune Muskogee. The report links Lynch to disreputable campaign tactics used against Haskell and signals Cr Haskell for governor nominatio n.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Joe
Haskell
Lynch
Cr. Haskell
Adv
Oklahoma statehood fight over constitution stalls in Washington
Dispatches report pressure on the president to veto Oklahoma's new state constitution. Objections cite initiative and referendum, districting fairness, and tighter corporate regulation, with Mr. Asp leading opposition as a Santa Fe attorney.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Asp
Santa Fe
Orrass
Williams on Corporations and constitutional amendments
The letter discusses public service corporation provisions in the 1909 Virginia framework. It explains sections eighteen to thirty-four, their legislative nature, and the need for potential amendments to meet changing conditions. It notes that amendments under initiative and referendum would require a majority vote by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Corporation
Virginia
Corporation Commission
Kodol Relief Promises Aid for Indigestion Sufferers
An advertisement touts Kodol as a natural digest juice press and tonic that relieves indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims cleansing and strengthening of stomach mucous membranes and cites a user in West Virginia. The copy promotes kidney pills by a separate company.
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S. S. Ball
Raverswood
W. Va
Sya
Williams Letter Demands Universal Industry Fight
A correspondent signs as R. L. Williams urging all railroad public service corporations and mining firms to oppose a measure with resolute resistance, promising battle to the death for the cause.
Herbine touted as instant relief for liver issues
Advertiser claims Herbine cures constipation dyspepsia malaria chills and liver troubles with testimonials from Mr C of Emory Texas praising its effect on his family. Sold by G M Ramsey in the listing.
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Emory
Texas
G. M. Ramsey
Insights and Quips from The Commoner
The column serves as a satirical roundup referencing rail rates and corporate assets, Indiana political maneuvers, a jab at two cent fares, and notes on a Lincoln Nebraska referendum with a six to one mandate. It mentions the New York Sun and Washington Post being invited to take notice.
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George Gould
Indiana
Oklahoma
Royal
Lincoln
Nebraska
New York Sun
Washington Post
Life Insurance Muddle Sways Public to Ballard’s Horehound Syrup
Public interest grows in Ballard’s Horehound Syrup praised for coughs influenza bronchitis and pulmonary troubles. The product is widely used and sold by G. M. Ramsey with prices 25c 50c and 1.00. Join the procession and down with sickness.
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Ballard
G. M. Ramsey
Retaining Fees and Professionalism in a Legal Tale
Rufus Choate learns a clerk kept 25 guineas of a 60 guineas retainer. The lawyer deems undercharging unprofessional, while the clerk defends it by saying he took all the man had. The anecdote contrasts ethics and profit in early legal practice.
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Rufus Choate
England
Mr. Choat
Argonaut
Marriage wisdom from a Greek saying and an old maid
Dr Emil Riech recalls a Greek proverb about marriage during a New York dinner. An electrician quotes the saying, and a recounting of an old maid in Eperjes ends with the auntie joke about choosing to marry before becoming an old maid.
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Emil. Riech
New York
Murmered
Eperjes
Dr. Riech
Newborn Worms Admonition Ad Page Claim
An old advertisement urges parents to feed babies White's Cream Vermilague claiming it stops crying by treating worms. The copy targets worried mothers with a sensational tone and implies mothers are unaware of infant worm issues.
Oklahoma Constitutional Convention Seeks Roosevelt Views
Democratic delegates from Oklahoma plan to ask President Roosevelt today to outline objections to the constitution. They hope his identified points could trigger reconvening and changes. Delegates doubt the president will give definite statements.
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Roosevelt
Owen
Negro Charged With Assault Sentenced to Life at Hard Labor
In Chickasha Oklahoma Territory Clyde Perkins a colored man was found guilty of criminal assault after a five minute deliberation by a jury brought from Pauls Valley. He received a life term at hard labor. The case was heard at a special session with Judge J T Dickerson presiding. A Negro lawyer from El Reno handled the defense as white lawyers declined. The prosecution sought the death penalty but Perkins’ counsel urged mercy. The initial jury vote favored death before settling on life.
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Commoner
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Maine
el Reno
Brownville
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Herbert Elkins
Paulin Preciado
Elkins
Senator Frazier
Tennessee
Elkin
Leahy’s
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Buyers and Merchants
A Kirksville Iowa merchant M W Pelham endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a long trusted throat remedy for children and adults. Mothers favor its pleasant taste and safety while G M Ramsey sells it locally.
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Chamberlain
M. W
Pelham
Kirksville
Iowa
G. M. Ramsey
Primary election set for Pontotoc County June 8 1907
The Democratic Central Committee of Pontotoc County Oklahoma calls a county and township primary election to nominate candidates for the general election. Voting runs 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at multiple precincts with listed inspectors, judges, and clerks for each site. Returns go to the Ada central committee. date notice signed May 1 1907 by G. L. Parker and Sam McClure.
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Pontotoc
Democratic Central Committee
Oklahoma
Ee Eee
Frank May
Ed. Cotton
George Knight
J. W. Donly
T. Wi. Gary
Francis
Will Carter
Sam Boyd
Orin Nelson
Walter Bolin
Tom Primm
Oakman
3 . Smith
Walter Brandy
W. Sloan
H. BE. Garner
Tyrola
Arthur Bowls
Josses
C. L. Lee
Lewis Walden
J. S. Smith
J. R.bevel
Black Rock
E. W. Black
George Davis
D. C. Crabtree
W. L. L. Woolverton
J. H. Rutledge
Conway
Dave Reynolds
J. D. Price
Will Eliot
Wade Allison
John Sprouls
Allen
A. A. Caldwell
N. N. Stafford
T. A. Olivie
A. Miller
Walter Wells
James Farmer
G. W. Sharrock
N. Carter
Frisco
Geo. H. Truax
J. T. Hail
Rat Chester
Sam Mayfield
J. M. Vernon
Center
R. H. Austell
Hugh Stevens
W. S. McCullough
J. J. Copeland
H. W. Sowards
Lamham School House
J. M. Harris
W. L. Standridge
L. T. Tulley
Robt. McKnight
Beebe
W. H. McElroy
D. M. Pope
C. C. Long
J. H. Hager
G. H. Palmer
Price School House
John Hurley
Jordon Abbott
James Price
Chas. Chapman
Robt. Eaton
Hart
Hall
Messrs. Halli and Griffin
Mr. Rice
R. M. Bruno
Midland
J. C. Andrews
W. W. Crawford
J. O. Mullins
Wylie Florence
A. H. White
Roff
J. S. Donoway
J. W. Grimes
Joe Martin
Ed. Smith
Will Castlebury
Fitzhugh
J. W. Chillcut
J. C.trout
J. M. Canalle
A. W. Cofe
Bud Chillcut
Sunshine
John Green
Will Dobbins
C. Y. Yates
Leon Roff
J. P. Ingram
Dolburg
Porter James
J. C. Dillbeck
Gordon Cathey
Lee Fairchild
Robt. Donahue
Stonewall
J. W. Denton
Clem Gipson
R. W. Carner
J. W. Fuller
J. D. Crawford
Lightning Ridge
Tobe Hernegan
Henry Coffee
Willis Smits
Knox
Ed. Crews
Ed. Lancaster
J. F. Wait
Ike Webb
Egypt
Jas. Floyd
Chas. Hopkins
J. F. Agee
Gregory
J. T. Higgins
J. T. Jackson
M. M. Sanders
W. H. Ebey
Lee Eddieman
West
George Thompson
Joe Lawrence
W. C. Lee
E. W. Hardin
R. O. Wheeler
Portland
Marvin Nettles
Calvin Longford
William Rodgers
Geo. Irwin
W. W. Daggs
W. W. Dagg
Capital Hill
Will Bennett
W. B. Doneghey
W. L. McAnnally
Charley Bills
Felix Grayson
Old Kirk House
Owl Creek
Leander Allen
Albert Gill
B. Thomas
P. R. Arnold
John ™ Penny
Owl Creek School House
F .M. Bingham
J. P. Pryor
Phill Kay
Geo. Mulder
O. W. Taylor
Chester House
Rofs
Central Committee
Pontotoc County
Ada
G. L. Parker
Sam McClure
Wioe County
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised as Asthma Cure
My Best Friend Alexander Benton of Fort Edward New York extols Dr King’s New Discovery claiming it cured his asthma six years ago and rescued his son's wife from incipient consumption after a single battle ended the terrible cough and cleared remaining symptoms. The druggist G M Ramsey guarantees it with 50 cents to a dollar and a free trial bottle offered.
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Alexander Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
King
G. M. Ramsey
First Warm Days Spark Outing Joy and Colds Fear
Spring warmth invites children outside after a long winter as light clothing returns. A cold wave raises pneumonia fears, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as safe and effective, with the druggist G.M. Ramsey selling it.
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Chamberlain
G.M. Ramsey
Frisco Adds Modern Train Between Kansas City and Fort Worth
Tulsa May 24 District Passenger Agent F E Clark announced Frisco will operate an additional modern train on June 9 between Kansas City and Fort Worth. The service expansion targets improved intercity rail connection and travel options.
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Tulsa
I. T
F. E. Clark
The
Frisco Today
Frisco
Kansas City
Ft. Worth
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WM. Esser
WM. Bergman
Hapman Hotel
Robt Wimbish
First National Bank
Reed- Douglas
Des, Browall
Faust
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J. W. Drab
Epperson
Reed-Douglas Building
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Henry M. Furman
Duncan Building
Crawford & Bolen
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J. B. Webb
C. H. Ennis
Webb & Ennis
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John IL McCoole
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