Prohibition campaign funds questioned in Oklahoma
A letter from Edwin C. Dinwiddie's chairmanship denies a $20,000 transfer to the Democratic state committee. The missive targets false claims about Governor candidate G. N. Haskell and state-wide prohibition. Also noted is the death of W. Stephens, longtime Elkhorn Wagon Yard proprietor, with funeral at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jubrie
RE. C. Dinwiddie
Oklahoma Cy
Guthrie
Prohibition Campaign
Democratic State Committee
Son
GC. N. Haskell
Heakell Wuld
Norman
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
W. ©. Stephens
Alahoma Avenue
Stevena
Elkhorn
Veral Brothers
Georgia
Baptist Church
Skaggs
Democrat
Frantz judged harshly by Union Labor in Oklahoma
The Pawhuska Tribune recounts Governor Frantz’s alleged harsh measures against the Union Labor movement in 1905. It describes actions by Frantz as Indian Agent including threats and petty persecutions to thwart union activity, plus denial of meeting space and coercive demands on quarry workers. The piece notes local labor groups disbanded and profiles union leaders Samuel Palmer and S. B. McCready.
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Tribune
Oklahoma
Frank
United States Indian Agent
Thid Place
Ano Organized ’& Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Palmer
B. McCready
Frantz
U. S
Union
Citizens Alliance
Department
Twin
Pawhuska Teamsters Union
McCready
Muskogee
Midland Valley
Santa Fe
Pawhuska Tribune
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Daily Trade
Property transfers show buyers and sellers with parcel descriptions and prices. Includes Chne Shuman to J H Latham. H B Hastinge to Lillie Baker. Mabel Turner to T W Turner. Wa Redmond to T P Redmond. W Mills to Jno Cham. U S to Jerry McGay. Anadarko listings and other con figures.
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Shuman
J. H. Latham
Carnegie
Con
H. B. Hastinge
Lillie Baker
East Sn. N
Son
Mabel Turner
T. W. Turner
Hinton
Wa. Redmond
T. P. Redind
W. Mills
Jno
K. Chamis
C. W
Wm. Redmond
A. G. Mééstery
Anadarke
U. S
Jerry McGay
Anadarko
Os Tuy
Haskell Attacks Garfield and Frants in Oklahoma Speech
Claremore crowd of about 1000 farmers braved heavy rain to hear C N Haskell denounce Garfield and Frantz over Indian Territory policy and the new Oklahoma constitution. He criticized initiative and referendum and questioned railroad assessments and favors linked to Guthrie attorney Henry Asp, with praise for voter sentiment amid the gathering.
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Claremore
1. T
C. N. Haskell
Haskell
Oklahoma
Garfield
Indian Territory
Frantz
Frisco
Katy
Interior Department
Frants
Santa Fe
Henry Asp
Guthrie
Colorado
Theodore Oolke
Dark Yof Tha
Hie Bros
Jiuer Weelay
Minnie Cunningham Mission Band Picnic Report
A Minnie Cunningham Mission Band picnic in the park featured Miss Pauline Teis as guest of honor. Children played rope games and ate supper, with several adults present including Mrs Teie Miss Lowdermilk Candler Rev ters Mr Ballinger Dr Candler and Ye Editor. A humorous write-up for the Democrat detailed headlines by the editor, a letter from Mrs Cunningham from West Africa was read, and the event closed without a list of the children.
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Minnie Curmingham
Democrat
Minnie Cunningham
Business Change at Wood and McKnight
Co C McKnight of Wood and McKnight sells his interest to F N Wood, senior partner. Wood takes full charge and will run the business from the rear of the National Bank offices. McKnight has not chosen his next venture but is expected to stay in the city.
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Co. C. McKnight
Wood
Mra. L.w.rothwell
Chickatha
Bryan Hotel
Midway Hotel
Chickasha
H.strauss
Oklahoma City
Ice Cream Social Planned for Anadarko Sunday School
The West Side Sunday School three miles west of Anadarko invites the community to an ice cream social on Wednesday evening the 28th to raise funds for a church organ. A program will be rendered.
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West Side
Anadarko
Neaday
Mrs W A Scott Visits Grandson Ransom Hancock
Mrs W A Scott and her little grandson Ransom Hancock are set to visit soon, with plans for a morning trip and arrival details to be announced. The notice highlights family ties and forthcoming travel arrangements in a concise local update.
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W. A. Scott
Ransom Hancock
Marriage of C Ross Hume and Mise Verne Gossard in Golconda
On Tuesday August 20 at high noon C Ross Hume and Mise Verne Gossard wed at the bride’s home in Golconda Illinois. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s father Ray Thomas M. Gossard and the couple will reside in Anadarko after a stop in St. Louis. The bride, a respected teacher, and the groom, a prominent young man, were feted with many presents as friends extend best wishes. The couple invite friends to the groom’s parents’ home following the ceremony.
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C | Ross Hume
Mise Verne | Gossard
Golconda
Ilinois
Ray
Thomas M. Gossard
Presbyterian Church of
Anadarko
St. Louis
Acter
Rere
Manver
Democrat
Mra
Hume
Jem
West Answers His Critics West Responds to Charges in Guthrie Paper
Charlee West publicly counters claims by Governor Prants and Attorney General Cromwell that he charged an outrageous fee for helping prosecute railroad cases in the territory. He releases correspondence to show he led the suit and that Cromwell lacked awareness of actions, suggesting the dismissal stemmed from overbearing methods and rivalry for credit.
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Kald
Charlee Weat
Prants
Cromwell
Guthrie
West
Lim
Mr. Cromwell
Bootlegging cases heard before court with bonds set
U S Court heard bootlegging matter against Robert W Dunlap who waived preliminary exam and was held on $400 bond to appear next district term. United States against J A Johnson pled guilty and held to answer next grand jury with $400 bond. John A Buish tried before Justice Hamilton on felonious assault against J Kennibrew and bound over with $300 bond.
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Robert W. Dunlap
Robinson
District Court
United States
J. A. Johnson
John A. Buish
Hamilton
J. Kennibrew
Robinson Cafe Serves Spring Dinner Specials
For that hungry feeling come to the Robinson Cafe for Relief Spring Chicken Cat Fish Salmon and Sardines Regular Dinner especialty. Clyok Robinson Prop. 8. V. Pait returned last night from a business trip to Lawton. L. Nathan leaves tomorrow for the eastern markets to purchase his fall and winter goods. Mar. Nathan is making all prepara dong so that hie stock for the coming year will come up to ite usual high standard.
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Robinson Cafe
Clyok Robinson
L. Nathan
Mar. Nathan
Weather forecast for Washington and Oklahoma Territory
A weather note from Washington predicts showers for Saturday covering Oklahoma and Indian Territory with possible showers. The forecast emphasizes unsettled conditions and a chance of rain across the region.
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Washington
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
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Dinwiddie
EAL
Wari Ey
Tetiye
Slaughter AT
Ice Cream Social
Ross Hume, Benedict
U. S. Court
V. Pait
Lawton
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