Oklahoma Union Meeting Promotes Labor Reform Appeals
Anadarko voters heard speakers including Chas Daugherty State Labor Commissioner and National Organizer Hamilton of Denver along with Senators Strain Landrum and Yeager. The gathering attacked railroad and corporate influence threatening farmers and workers and urged support for constitutional protections amid campaign to repeal a constitutional provision.
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Anadarko
Chas, Daugherty
Urant Hamilton
Denver
Colo
Federation of Labor
Joe Strain
Wann
Okla
P. J. Yeager
Tulsa
E.| .M. Landrum
Talequah
Palmer
J. L. Montgomery
Abo
Commercial Club
Hamilton
Klahoma City
Park Leland
Inter
Emetroet
Etetehnet
Bart Boon
Wwe
Reba
Hamilton Ie
Seratora
Strain
Landrum
Yeager
Vatice
Lanor
Daugherty
Wero
Clagare
Indian Carnival Comes to Cyril Oklahoma
The second annual Indian Carnival at Cyril Oklahoma runs June 17 and 18 1910 featuring chiefs Red Bird and Lookinglass with 500 mounted warriors. A street parade each day and a night war dance highlight the event alongside music speeches horse races foot races ball games and other amusements.
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Cyril
Oklahoma
Red Bird
Lookinglass
Local District Notes and Neighborhood Visitations
Green Cogburn from School District No 19 visits Mr Cochran this week while Dan Vollmer’s lease is discussed by Mr and Mrs Russell Stuith. Cal Stockton and son Claude suffer measles. Cal’s recovery hoped soon. Floyd DeLay and Ed gar Covey visit. Meivers Spivey and McCracken oversee a lot sale at Broxton today.
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Green Cogburn
This Neighborhod
Cochran
Russell Stuith
Dan Vollmer
Seales
Mra DeLay
Floyd DeLay
Edgar Covey
Cal Stockton
Meivers Spivey and McCracken
Broxton
Randall U Livesay for Co Judge
A political endorsement praising Randall U Livesay for Caddo County Judge. It notes his Virginia birth, move to Kansas, service in the Civil War era, legal education at Kansas University Emporia, early law practice in Apastarko, tenure as City Attorney 1904 to 1903, and Deputy County Attorney since statehood. The piece lauds his law enforcement stance, past prosecutions, wide county acquaintance, and predicts a Democratic nomination lead to an easy general election victory.
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Rand Livesey
Jedge
Caddo County
Livesy
Lew Virginnan
Kansas
Kansas University
Emporia
Livesay
Apastarko
Loveeny
Desi Puty
Liveray
Lena Rivers Tonight Repeats After Severe Storm
Dubinsky Bros. company will present Lena Rivers again tonight after a severe storm forced a second act pause. The big tent withstood winds and rain, most spectators stayed inside, and staff dried the venue to ensure a safe performance. Management praised the audience for calm and good judgment during the storm.
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Dubinsky, Bros. Company
Udair
Snap 8 room box house on 50 ft lot for sale
Auction style notice details a portable eight room box house with a 50 ft lot, good well and pump, storm cave, small barn, corn crib, chicken house, fruit trees and small fruit. Price for 10 days 250 dollars, part cash balance monthly, see Baldwin-Gibbs & Co. dew tf.
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Baldwin-Gibbs & Co
Burglary Charges Brought in County Court
Gay Hell and Riverett Smith were arraigned in County Court on Wednesday morning charged with burglarizing a building belonging to John Harley.
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Gay Hell
Riverett Smith
T John Harley
Cruce Opposes Amendments Aimed at Oklahoma Railroads
Lee Cruce denounces proposed constitutional amendments he says would diminish the powers of Oklahoma's corporation commission over railroads. He argues repeal efforts threaten regulation and warn voters against weakening state control while supporting railroad growth.
Campaign committee warns against amendment with foreign influence
A reader alert attributed to a campaign committee claims big foreign and domestic firms push the amendment to sway public opinion. It accuses organized groups of paying operatives to influence voters and urges scrutiny of signatures and motives ahead of the vote.
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Thi
Oklands Federation of Commercial Clute and Induletrial Orgent Factory
Let the People Know Against the June Amendment
The letter accuses the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, Governor Heawett, and business leaders of pushing an amendment seen as dangerous. It warns voters to oppose the measure in the June 11 election, arguing it sacrifices power and misleads the public. It cites officials and commercial groups across the state and urges a public vote against the amendment.
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Chicago
Ney
Aen
Samak Fe
Oklahoma
Dorset Carter
Ensy
Walter DO. Alawe Dub
Corporation Commission
Banco
J.B. LoVe
Storm lays waste across three Oklahoma counties
A Wednesday electrical storm struck Caddo Comanche and Grady counties with heavy rain. Anadarko saw minor damage including a Tee plant stack blown down and a box car derailed near the depot. Chickasha reported three fires from lightning and another blaze destroyed, while Lawton area also reported lightning damage and fires.
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Caddo
Comanche
Grady
Anadarko
Chickasha
Lawpon
Beth
County Court Session Scales Down Jury Trials
County Court convened on Monday with about 75 cases for trial, but only around 10 cases for jury trial remained. Due to farmers on the jury, Judge Holding discharged them and will try only such cases as can be heard by the court.
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Munday
Land Sale Trade Offer Near Carnegie
An opportunity appears for a productive farm to be sold or traded for town property near Carnegie. The offer states the owner will sell or trade the whole quarter section of forty acres, Baldwin & Gipha, Carnegie.
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Carnegie
Judge Phelps Voices Opposition to Constitutional Amendment
In a recent interview the Anavarko Republican Judge G B Phelps warned that the proposed constitutional amendment would hurt labor and farming interests while benefiting merchants and corporations. He argued a nonpartisan review is needed and expressed concern about railroad power and high freight costs harming local manufacturers.
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G B Phelps
Anavarko
Cyclone and Hail Ravage Cement Area
The Democrat reports a cyclone hit about four miles southeast of Cement at around 10 am. Hockyford, nine miles southeast, was nearly wiped off the map. A heavy hailstorm followed, destroying crops. No deaths learned at this time.
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the Democrat
Cement
Hockyford
Broxton Townsite Lot Sale Eyed for Early Wednesday
Large number of citizens travel to Broxton townsite for a sale of lots. Proceeds expected to aid railroad construction and to benefit interested parties in realizing a nice sum.
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Broxton
Roberts Bros Open New Shop In Rarer Building
Roberts Bros. opened their new shop in the Rarer building to the public on Wednesday. It is among the state’s newest equipped stores and offers bath equipment. The investment signals strong faith in Ann adarko and the venture is expected to be lucrative.
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Roberts Bros
Teoney
Annadarko
Housekeeper Wanted on Farm Near City
Help needed for mother on rural farm. Steady, permanent position with reasonable pay. Apply Bert R. Smith P. D. Box 244 or inquire at Democrat office Saturday.
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Bert R. Smith
Democrat Soffice
For Rent or Exchange Pianos
For Rent or Exchange pianos offered by J M Tounghlyes. Listings invite exchange for stock and other items. Contact details not provided in the fragment.
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Muse
Claude
R. L. Lawrence
Co Dodge
T. L. Bailey
O. Draper
Sherif
Randall U. Livesay
Lena Rivers
Cruce
State of
Lee Cruce
Baldwin & Gipha
Broxton Lot Sale
J. M. Tounghlyes
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