Oklahoma Court Telegram For School Book Exchanges
State Superintendent E D Cameron orders county and city superintendents to direct officers and teachers to exchange new books for old ones with publishers who refuse to exchange, regardless of grade. Local dealers must honor exchanges of any old grammar or similar textbooks for new editions in any grade.
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State Book Commission
Oklahoma
Cameron
Pontotoc County
Guthrie
Ada
E. D. Cameron
Frisco Train Wreck Near Carthage
A Frisco passenger train derailed on a high curve one mile west of Carthage Missouri injuring thirty six severely. The engineer and fireman were crushed to death after leaping from the engine as it plunged down a fifty foot embankment toward Spring River. The wreck left fifty or more passengers trapped in the cars during the terrible tumble.
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Carthage
Spring River
Creager Dining Incident At Taft Stirs Oklahoma District
Republican C E Creager ate at a hotel table with a black man in Taft Oklahoma drawing swift protest from local white Southerners. Midland Valley official C E Dorris reacted angrily and left the dining room prompting a regional uproar in the Third district campaign.
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C. E. Creager
Taft
Creager
Dorris
Ardmore Freeholders Finish Charter For Commission Government
Ardmore Oklahoma September 24 The board of freeholders elected to draft a new city charter has completed its work and filed the proposed charter. It provides for a commission form with ward representation on the city council and asks voters to decide separately whether the chief of police should be appointed or elected.
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Ardmore
Board of Freeholders
White Pupils Strike at Lincoln School Over Negro Enrollment
In Topeka on September 25 sixty white pupils from Lincoln ward school walked out and marched, vowing to avoid the doors until negro children are excluded. The action mirrors broader tensions as percentages show 35.5 percent of Lincoln pupils are nonwhite, with similar demographics noted across city schools.
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Lincoln
Lincoln School
Haskell Heads to Chicago for Roosevelt Hearst Charges Talk
Gov. C. N. Haskell departs Guthrie with State Treasurer Menefee to confer with National committee and Mr. Bryan on charges raised by President Roosevelt and W. R. Hearst. He plans Ohio and Indiana stops starting Oct. 5 at Ottawa county fair.
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Guthrie
C. N. Haskell
Santa Fe
Chicago
J. A. Menefee
National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
W. R. Hearst
Haskell
Ohio
Oklahoma
Indiana
Ottawa
New York
Democratic
Gov. Haskell
National
Man Charged in Greer Office Slaying in Little Rock
W L Greer a local collector is jailed on murder charges after James W Reneau a brake man was stabbed with a paper cutter in Greer s office. A coroner s jury ruled the death a homicide though no witness testified to the stabbing. Reneau died from ten wounds while grappling with Greer and the stenographer Miss Cora Davidson held the men apart. The trial center focuses on Greer s liability and bail denial.
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Little Rock
Ark
W. L. Greer
James W. Renean
Greer
Reneau
Cora Davidson
Governor Haskell Fight Argued Over Roosevelt Hearst Plot
G W Haskell defense argues Roosevelt and Hearst formed a conspiracy to ruin him. Monnett affidavit linked to Squires and bribery claim about Standard Oil, with Oklahoma addressing the charge and Haskell’s readiness to testify.
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William R. Hearst
Theodore Roosevelt
Monnett
C. N. Haskell
Hearst
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Kern condemns Roosevelt over Haskell charges in Oklahoma row
Baltimore report quotes John W. Kern denouncing President Roosevelt for backing away from criminal charges against Oklahoma’s Gov. Haskell. Kern says Roosevelt’s criticism focuses on official acts to hide party reform failures and vows to ignore diversions until evidence supports original claims.
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Baltimore
John W. Kern
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Haskell
Oklahoma
Kern
Cheif
United States
Roosevelt Taft Clash Shaped by Party Record
In a campaign message Roosevelt and Taft frame the Republican party by its actions against the people’s will and opposition to reform, arguing the party’s record defines its fate in the race.
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Republican Party
Roosevelt
Haskell challenges Flynn in Oklahoma Senate race
Governor Haskell denounces Republican nominee Dennis T Flynn in Guthrie interview. He accuses Flynn of boasting about avoiding him on the stump and dares Flynn to name dates for joint debates before election day. Haskell calls Flynn cowardly and hiding behind editors.
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Guthrie
Haskell
Today
Dennis T. Flynn
United States Senate
Flynn
Oklahoma
Book exchanges proceed despite dealer refusals in Guthrie
Guthrie Oklahoma September 24 dealers refused to accept old books on exchange as stated in the state text book contract. The book companies wired Superintendent Cameron that exchanges will be made regardless of grades, indicating compliance with the demand.
Be Summitted to Unions In Oklahoma City
The injunction by J. Luther Langston to stop the board of directors from taking his office and seizing his papers over an insubordination charge was dissolved by Judge Clark. Langston said the board cannot remove him and he will submit the deposition proposal to a vote of the labor unions.
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Oklahoma City
J. Luther Langston
State Federation of Labor
Board of Directors
Clark
Langston
Chickasaws Prepare Reform Bills and Governor Message
In Tishomingo Oklahoma on September 24 committees of the Chickasaw legislature are drafting bills for re convening next Monday. Governor Johnston prepares a secret message seeking action against taxation of homesteads and reinstatement of 1200 claimants denied enrollment as Chickasaw and Choctaw citizens.
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Tishomingo
Chickasaw
Douglas H. Johnston
State Adopted School Books Exchange Policy Clarified
The Oklahoma Book company contract allows exchanging old books for new by grade and subject, complete with no missing pages or covers. Books are handled on consignment, and the author promises a square deal and transparency, inviting inquiries to review the contract.
Duped Girl Ill and Deserted Near Yale Oklahoma
Nellie Neasby a 15 year old from near Sallisaw fell ill with inflammatory rheumatism after eloping with a married man Andrew Horton. They traveled from Sallisaw to Guthrie then by boat on the Cimarron river before settling in a deserted log house near N. S. Spencer’s farm. Horton abandoned her as neighbors cared for her until recovery and authorities sought Horton.
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Yale
Okla
Nellie Neasby
Sallisaw
Andrew Horton
Guthrie
Cimarron
N. S. Spencer
Horton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Description and Price
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting on blood and mucus surfaces. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle.
Five Propositions Face Guthrie Voters in November
Guthrie Oklahoma residents face five statewide ballot measures in addition to national and local races. The questions cover continued dispensary, adoption of Torrens land titles, capital relocation timing, a New Jerusalem style capital plan, and sale of school lands.
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Guthrie
Torrens
Jerusalem
Cotton Picking Contest Sets Taylor County Record
On Charlie Brandenberg farm near Taylor two men, Stephen Murray and Will Wilson, picked 1,262 and 1,252 pounds of cotton respectively in a single day. For a $15 wager they earned $23.20 each at 6 60 per 100 pounds, both fell ill from the effort.
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Taylor
Tex
Charlie Brandenberg
Stephen Murray
Will. Wilson
Murray
Wilson
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Endorsed by Local Signers
The notice offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure that cannot be achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure and endorses F. J. Cheney of Toledo Ohio. The undersigned declare Cheney capable in business transactions and finances to meet any obligation of his firm. Walding
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Walding
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