Rules of Enumeration Rules of Enumeration Washington
Washington June 28 director North of the census bureau has issued a general order concerning the Oklahoma census to be taken on July 1 enumerators shall be residents of the districts they canvass selected without regard to political opinions They will get from 83 to Sa day Each enumerator must take oath that he will not divulge any information he secures except to the official designated by the director Any person who refuses to give the enumerator any information will be prosecuted
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Washington
North
Census Bureau
Steadfast or Stickfast at Opera House program
Program notes show two shows at 11a.m and 7p.m titled What the Telegrams Say and Special illustrated songs. Included are cartoons on Something Came and the song Jesus Lover of My Soul. All are welcome to attend.
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Jesus
San Francisco Geary Street rail line to municipal control
The piece notes San Francisco plans to take over Geary Street railway as private utility ownership proves unsatisfactory. It compares to various editorials and column remarks about public protection, derides delayed reform, and cites other urban governance and policy observations from multiple newspapers.
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San Francisco
Geary Street Railway
Denver News
National Guards Return Home From Ft Sill Encampment
Oklahoma National Guard units including Infantry Signal and Hospital corps arrived by northbound train this morning returning to their stations after target practice at Ft Sill. Watonga guards of co K carried off the iron ore. Fifteen men from each home guard district were chosen for future duty and the encampment will reconvene in September at Ft. Sill.
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Infantry, Signal and Hospital Corps
Oklahoma National Guard
Ft. Sill
Watonga
Co K
Weather Forecast for Washington and Indian Territory
Sunday outlook fair across Washington and Indian Territory. Moderate warmth with clear skies expected. No precipitation anticipated.
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Washington
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Local Notes Highlight Visitors and Travel in Lawton Area
Local notes show W D Millain visiting Lawton, Hugh Ratherly in Chickasha, and various residents visiting Verden Fort Cobb and Comanche. A northbound train wreck between Richards and Lawton delayed service six hours. Levi Ogle reports his son Geary has joined the US Navy and is stationed in Rhode Island for four months before sea duty.
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Richards
Lawton
Levi Ogle
Geary
U. S. Navy
Rhode Island
Wide-Awake Entertainers Thrill Chickasha Audience
The Wide-Awake club from Chickasha presented a polished program under Christian church auspices. Willa Rhone and Lele Goff played piano duets, Arte Goff delivered a violin solo, and young Francis Hillin and Jennie Daniela drew praise for their performances. Rev J B Dinger spoke on Borrowing Trouble, with C C Gardner reading How the Church Was Built at Keho’s Bar. Rhone closed with a piano solo, and the group plans a return with hopes for a larger crowd.
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Chickasha
Suepicws
Rustler
Christain Church
Chickas#ha
Misees Willa Rhone
Lele Goff
J. EB. Dinger
Chickasha Christain Church
Jennie Daniela
Mies Daniels
C. C. Gardner
Keho
Mise Rhone
u+ture
Oldest Nebraska resident Katherine Felske dies at 104
Mrs Katherine Felske aged 104 died in Grand Island Nebraska last night. She was the oldest person in Nebraska and his passing marks the end of a long life in the community.
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Grand Island, Nel
Katherine Felske
Nebraska
Oklahoma President appeals citizens to help fund constitutional convention costs
President William H. Murray appeals Oklahoma citizens to donate toward 6000 for clerk hire and convention expenses after Congress failed to provide extra funds. Donors must include name and post office address to receive a certificate, with funds to be sent to Murray in Tishomingo in late June 1807.
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Congress
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Murray
Oklahoma City
Tishomingo, L. T
Anadarko Boosts Edition to Lure Homeseekers and Investment
The Daily Democrat plans a July 11 edition to promote Anadarko, with special writers Mesare, Litteral, and Vore compiling data. Local business leaders are urged to cooperate as the city touts its growth, resources, and advantages to attract homeseekers and capital investment.
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Democrat
New State
Traina
Anadarko
Mesare
Litter+ al
Vore
Mesere
Itteral & Vore
Demorat
Lawyers Seek Delaying Writ to Block Oklahoma State Constitution Election
Guthrie June 28 excellent authority says Noah and Snoddy attorneys for Woods County residents oppose the proposed state constitution. They aim to obtain a writ of supersedens from a U S court to keep an injunction against an election in force. Supreme Court reassembly in October could affect chances. Snoddy and Noah left for St Louis or Washington to pursue the writ.
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Guthrie, Okin
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Oklahoma Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Mestre
Noah
Snoddy
Allill
St. Louis
Washington
Entertaining Mrs G B Phelps Hosts And Guests
Mrs G B Phelps entertained yesterday afternoon from 3 to 5 in honor of her sister Mina Grice Howard and Misses Rodky and Brown of Edmond. Fifteen young people attended. The entertainment featured a game of the afternoon and ice cream and cake. Georgia Weaver returned yesterday from Binger where she had been inviting friends.
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Mra. G. B. Phelps
Mina Grice Howard
Rodky and Brown
Edmond
Mra. Phelps
Georgia Weaver
Binger
Lost Money and Important Items Postcard Notice
Lost between Anadarko and Ape che on rural route No. 4 a purse containing fifteen dollars in paper money a note for eighty dollars a card from a depot agent and lodge receipts. Please return to the Democrat office of David Leucht in Verden for a liberal reward.
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Anadarko
Apeche
J. Ty. Mikewell
Vorden
C. KE. Wooster
P. Lodge
M. W. A. Finder
Democrat
Deyid Leucht
Verden
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Upton Sinclair
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Alabama
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Meyer
McGuffey
Omaha World-Herald
National Guards
Roman SA Pel
Carlale
K. Jawell
Mayo
Seticote
Wolragan
Anadarkiy
Peters
Apache Music
M. Finner
Mery
Boyle
Coty
Wm. Rogers
Methvin Institute
W. P. Mudeon
North West District
Rev
T. C. Coup
L. Sprathing
W.E. Vows J. Hy Bowersox
Pinesite
Visitation Bulesmercien
E. ‘S. Carlisle
Binger Home Department
V. Liming
Mra. P. Heckert
Boise
C. V. Liming
Inter- National Sunday School Association
P. J. Marsilie
William Rogers
Willian Rogers
T. C
Frank Beach
We Son
W. B. Palmore
St Louis P.M
Stanley
Pone Pervies
Ebb
Carliste
Vernon
Metvin
Ction
Spee
Lawton Y
Hugh
Robinson
Home Force
Mrs. M. Graham
R., Conner
Mire
ML. Hite
Ft. Cobb
Emma Veancie
Dr.Gill
WB. Lockett
Comanche
Hinton
Misa Grace Howard
EB. V. Hamilton
Hydro
Walt Ellison
Guthrie
Misa Mildred Lovejoy
Springfield
Ill
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The
Baptista
John Pfat
Mary
Catherine
Will
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