Statehood Row Seen Settling on One Oklahoma Territory
The New York Mail editorial notes hope for statehood action this session but warns the issue remains tangled. It cites President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon favoring a single Oklahoma and Indian Territory state, with caution on Arizona and New Mexico and opposition to an omnibus bill that lumps all four states together.
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Oklahoma School Lands Debated at Constitutional Convention
Readers contend selling state school lands is a grave issue and should be avoided to protect an inexhaustible school fund. They argue Western land investments offer the best returns and urge voters to consider the matter seriously for the forthcoming statehood era.
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Street Vaudeville On The Move In The City
The New York Press notes former vaudeville acts now performing on the streets and in open crowds on the West Side. A four‑man troupe juggles drums and cymbals while attracting coins from sidewalk audiences in a half hour street show.
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The Holiday Fakir Roams York Cities With Clever Cons
A New York Post style portrait describes fakirs who ply downtown sidewalks selling trinkets and handkerchief bundles to hurried crowds. They use tricks like dropping money into pockets and fake cough drops to steal cash while spectators watch. holidays boost crowds and profits.
Roosevelt's Rifle Sent for Repairs at Springfield Armory
The rifle used by President Roosevelt on his recent hunting trip has arrived at the Springfield mass armory for extensive repairs after heavy use. Made for Roosevelt under Col. F. H. Phipps, the weapon is a magazine army rifle slightly altered for sport.
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Preacher Uses Front Row Seat to Restore Attendance
A preacher arriving at a prayer meeting found front seats empty. He sat at the desk and quipped that if the gathering were in a ten acre lot they would roost on the farthest fence. The line quickly drew the congregation to the front.
Divorce Bid Amid Sleepless Nights in Houston Post
A Houston Post item notes a wife seeks divorce due to her husband’s snoring. The article raises questions about timing and legal steps in the case.
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