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Anadarko Daily Democrat

Location

Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1907

Page

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Alternative Writ Granted in Oklahoma Liquor Licensing Case

Judge Gillette refused to grant the mandamus against Anadarko Tribune and Anadarko Democrat, instead issuing an alternative writ and scheduling August 5 for a hearing. Applications to establish saloons without police protection faced publication in the county’s two largest newspapers, but the papers refused to publish.

Gillette Atty. Morgan Anadarko Tribune Anadarko Democrat Tribune Thia State of Oklahoma the Tribune the Democrat Democrat The Oklahoma

Normal Notes At State University At Norman Visit

Dr. David Boyd, president of the State University at Norman, visited today and gave an interesting talk. Mrs. Tara Tilton left Bridgeport due to her father’s illness. Miss Blanche Buzinbark returned to Verden because of illness. Eli Larkin of Muskogee visited Chapai exercises yesterday morning. Apache trustees D. Jennings R. A. Pegg and J. W. Coats called yesterday and selected their teacher for the coming term. A Sigman and Peter Schenk of near Verden also called yesterday and chose Miss Ryan as their teacher.

David Boyd the State University At Norman Tara Tilton Bridgeport Blanche Buzinbark Verden Eli Larkin Muskogee Chapai D. Jennings R. A. Pegg J. W. Coats Near Apache A.sigman Peter Schenk Near Verden Normal Miss Ryan

Negro politics outcry in Fort Cobb remarks by E C Rouse

E C Rouse a leading colored politician visits Fort Cobb and criticizes Republican leaders for using black voters while promising that the Democratic party offers relief. He asserts blacks pay taxes yet lack representation and urges alignment with Democrats for fair treatment.

E. C. Rouse Caddo County Busi Ness Rouse Ehemera Democratic Party Fort Cobb

Weather forecast for Washington July 30

The forecast for Oklahoma and Indian Territory notes Wednesday will be fair with continued warm conditions. No precipitation is expected and temperatures remain elevated across the region.

Washington Oklahoma and Indian Territory

Local Notes from Chickasha to Verden and Carnegie

Several residents and visitors are noted in today’s Local Notes. W Wm Terry spent yesterday in Chickasha while Alonzo Brummettie campaigns in Fort Cobb. Others include Z A Zuzack in Hinton and G D Driskell in Chattanooga.

W. WM. Terry Chickasha Alonzo Brummettie Fort Cobb Z. A. Zuzack Hinton G. D. Driskell Chattanooga Sherman Wells Carnegie H. Franz Mise Sylvia

Five Charged with Crime in Chickasha Murder Case

Five men, including George Wyche, Lee Cochran, Claude Hileman, Will Andrews, and Jim Johnson, are held in Lawton on murder charges linked to a mutilated body found between Oklahoma City and Chickasha. Arrests followed Frisco agency tips. Andrews claims Rock Island work from Shawnee. The suspects hails from Chickasha area or Mobile Alabama for Andrews. The group will be taken to Chickasha.

Lawton Okla Thompson Frisco Oklahoma City Chickasha George Wyche Lee Cochran Claude Hileman Will Andrews Jim Johnson Andrews Rock Island Shawnee Quanah Mobile Ala Chichasha

Refuses Candidacy for Flatorial Representative

W A Scott states he would not be a candidate for Flatorial Representative in the district in a letter from Hon Henry Kelley this morning. He thanks the Democrats through the paper for endorsing him.

W. A. Scott Henry Kelley

President Boyd Speaks to Normal School Audience

Dr. David R. Boyd, President of the Territorial University at Norman, visited the Normal school and gave a valued address to new teachers. He urged respect for country communities, advising teachers to bring ten or twenty books and highlighting a local board trustees program now in place. He departs tonight for Hobart, with plans to go to Mangum or Cordell tomorrow after arriving from Lawton this morning.

David R. Boyd Territorial University Norman Boyd Miss Widaman Oklahoma Hobart Mangum Cordell Lawton

Wedding Celebration at Arispi Home Near Town

Last night a dance was held at Nicholae Arispi’s home six miles south of town in honor of newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parro. Mrs. Parro, formerly Miss Ella Arispi, attended with a large crowd enjoying a general good time. The event broke up around 6 o'clock this morning.

Nicholae Arispi Joe Parro

Notice for Democ rat special edition mailing list

All parties with copies of the special edition of the Democrat are asked to submit their lists of names by tomorrow and Wednesday. Mailing of the papers will begin on Wednesday, editor.

Democrat

Constable Hankins Shot While Making Arrest Near Lone Wolfe

Early morning reports say Constable John Hankins was shot in the chest during an arrest near Lone Wolfe after disturbance by three campers. The woman, Mia Armina Brown of Lawton, is jailed. two men fled, one stealing a farmer’s horse. Burglar tools found with the camp outfit as officers pursue leads.

John Hankins Lone Wolfe Hankina Wm. Campbell Aa Mia Armina Brown Lawton Frank Burng Frank Schulter

Hay Ride Near Little City Ends With Picnic

Last night four youths chaperoned by Meedamen Heakett and McDevitt rode a hayride two miles south of Little City. They returned around eleven and shared a picnic lunch at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Gillette, hosted by Mesdames G E Gillette and C Gillette. Attendees included Miss Nathan Stefaner Gillette Fuller ton Butler Wallis Terry Eddie Oldham Loudermilk Smith Messia Moore White Louder milk Tarentine Batten Collins Roebuck.

Butler Wallis Terry Eddie Oldham Loudermilk Smith Messia Moore White Louder+ milk Tarentine Batten Collins Roebuck

Nix Pleads Guilty in Police Court for House of Ill Fame

Judge Starkweather fined Nix fifty dollars and six cents for maintaining a house of ill fame near the Southern hotel. Nix, twenty two, paid the penalty and is described by police as a known gambler. Separately, depot employee Mr Schaffer was fined twenty dollars and costs for carrying concealed weapons after appearing before the same judge.

Schaffer Childe Starkweather Costa

Probate Court Faces Filed Cases in Oklahoma Territory

The probate court docket lists Clide Darnold charged with carrying concealed weapons F W Payne charged with obtaining money under false pretenses and G Z McCool charged with abduction in the Territory of Oklahoma.

Territory of Oklahoma Clide Darnold Territory F. W. Payne G. Z. McCool

Real Estate Transfers in Anadarko Area

Wo. 8 Gaabolt and Myrtle transfer lot 120 block 23 to Herman C Franz for 120 dollars in Anadarko. F B Leonard sells lot 9 block 21 to Herman C Franz for 120 dollars. Wm F Sims transfers lot 21 block 14 to H C Pratt for 125 dollars. Chas L Baily sells lots 11 12 and 13 block 6 cement for 2400 dollars. T Maloney transfers lot 13 block 49 Anadarko to Dr J H Howard for 2000 dollars.

Gaabolt Myrtle Herman C Franz Anadarko Leonard Herman Franz Lot Bik Wm F Sims H C Pratt Chas L T Maloney Dr J H Howard Lot

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