Roosevelt Bryan Rivalry Bubbles In Washington Opinion
Judge Sam H. Cowan reports crystalizing Washington sentiment as Theodore Roosevelt and W J Bryan emerge as the era’s Republican and Democratic leaders. He notes Taft’s Ohio hold and debates over nomination, rail and trust regulation, and pending ICC cases shaping the political stage.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Sam H. Cowan
City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fort Worth
Dallas
Amarillo
Roewell
Judge Cowan
Taft
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Supreme Court on Review of Rail Rate Findings
The Supreme Court has decided that no review of the commission's findings of fact on rail rate cases will occur in ordinary appeals, except for clear mistakes. The cattle rate case and Chicago terminal charge case are set for joint argument on June 25, with expectations the 3-cent reduction rule will be upheld and terminal charges found unjust.
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Supreme Court
Commission
Chicago
Worth
Men's Club Meeting Falls Short at Presbyterian Church
The Men’s Club gathering at the Presbyterian church last night drew few attendees, though talks by J. J. Farrington Indian Agent Blackmon and Attorney P. L. Jorgenson proved engaging. The club plans a newer effort to pair with the Ladies Club under better conditions.
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Presbyterian Church
J. J. Farrington
Blackmon
P.L. Jorgenson
Hurrah for Sunny Jim Hurrah for Sunny Jim
Oklahoma City June 13 Democrat Anadarko Okla. Sixty county in Menefee leads by 1805 gaining all the time Boone D Hite
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Oklahoma City
Anadarko
Okla
Menefee
They Are Soming Hydro,0. T. June 10, 1907 Dearest Jane
Lovingly expresses plans to harvest cotton, visit Anadarko for a July 4 celebration, and asks Jane to join. Mentions canning fruit, holiday trip, public speaking, parade, dance, river ride, and ice cream as aspirations. Confident tone highlights anticipation of reunion and affectionate request.
Honeymooners Flee Train At Lawton Station
Reporters miss a news item as a young Lawton couple on their honeymoon elude pursuit at the depot. Georgia and Jessye Weaver from near Fort Cobb visit Binger before homeward bound. Depot pets charm travelers while a July Fourth note from Anadarko hints at festive plans and young romance.
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The
Democrate
Johning
Lawton
Richards
Riea Laden
Georgia
Jessye Weaver
Binger
Fort Cobb
Hicks at Carnegie in Oklahoma sermon debate
Dr. Hicks, famed Baptist debater and author of The Galilean Swordsman, spoke at the M. E. church in Carnegie amid a campaign where he challenged any Oklahoma man to debate the proposed constitution. He praised K. B. Vidaman and Maud, superintendent of public instruction, and announced the new religious journal to begin with a 20 000 first issue.
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Oklahne
Daily Dermocrats
M. 1
W. M. Hicks
Oklahoma
Hicks
K. B
Vidaman
Mise Maud
Linda
Indus
Galileian Swordsman
The
Arkansas Baptist
Gatileean Swordsman
Hicko
Seas
Indian Territory
Rev. J, Cg, Coorer
Piano recital pleases crowd at McAninch venue
A large audience attended the third annual piano recital by Mrs. Popejoys pupils at the McAninch last night. Young stars Emma Emmons Lois Denny and Joe Wood shone in a six hander. Twenty two performers including Wanda Kamm Forrest Whitley Sylvian Franz Lillian Hefley Carrie Turner Hazel Kaiser Katie Cleveland and others participated. The evening closed with a Good night duet by Mrs Beach Scott Morgan and Popejoy. Mrs. Popejoy plans a July trip to Pennsylvania for an eight week music course.
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F. J
Heakett
Mesdames Beach
Scott
Mesare
Morgan
Popejoy
Boy Saved From River Near Agency by Nearby Workers
Yesterday afternoon a young visitor, John Urquhart, fell into a riverbank stream west of the bridge north of the city while playing near the Agency. Men working nearby rescued him from drowning.
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City
John Urquhart
C. A. Cleveland
Commissioners in Session in City for Assessment Roll
Commissioners Lech Capon and Fisher meet in the clerk's office this afternoon to complete the assessment roll for Hydro Tuws, in a session aimed at finalizing local property valuations and tax records.
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Lech, Capon
Fisher
Oklahoma to Hold State Democratic Convention
Oklahoma City will host the state Democratic convention on June 15. Chairman J B Thompson says it will be the largest gathering in the new state, with one delegate per 100 votes cast in June primaries, likely over 800 delegates plus numerous attendees from both territories. The call notes the convention will adopt a party platform, ratify primary winners, and organize the new state committee.
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Oklahoma City
J. 8. Thompson
Democratic State Central Committee
Asthers
Thompson
Tulow
Okahoma Ciy
W. L. Cuarman
SB. Thompson
State Central Committee
Notice to Redmen Nomination Night June Thirteen
Redmen officers for the next term will be nominated on Thursday night June 13. It is essential that a full attendance of the tribe be present. R K Roninson Sachem 1222td
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R. K. Roninson
Sachem
Weather Forecast for Washington June 13
Oklahoma and Indian Territory expect Thursday thunder showers as the weather outlook outlines unsettled skies and possible localized storms. Widespread heat or cold fronts are not indicated, with temperatures remaining in moderate ranges for the region.
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Washington
Oklahoma and Indian
Local notices from Ansdarko and Oklahoma City
Misses Julia Wooster and Mary Hefley, two Ansdarko school teachers, are visiting Oklahoma City for a few days. Mrs H Daviv, formerly of here but now of Challans Gog, arrived in the city yesterday for a visit. Phone orders mentioned for beer and goods, with quick turnover.
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Julia Wooster
Mary ‘Hefley
Ansdarko
Oklahoma City
H . Daviv
Challans Gog
Mew
Dan Voluer
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