18 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1907
Page
1
Hammond announces a up-to-date millinery opening set for March 20. Miss Colwell showcases designer hats and accessories, inviting shoppers to preview the new season and updated styles.
Lawton March 17 The territorial grand jury reported no true bill against L T Russell editor of Ardmore Morning Democrat charged with murdering Col J W Hawking sergeant at arms of the Oklahoma legislature April 4 1904 He was indicted for murder and convicted of manslaughter in the second degree sentenced to four years on appeal the indictment was annulled for illegal jury selection Russell formerly edited Lawton State Democrat and Anadarko Democrat.
The Indian pupils at St Patrick's Mission presented an orderly program with songs such as Welcome and Little Mothers and a Scarf Drill. The crowd applauded warmly, and Judge F E Gillette urged students to use the opportunities before them. Ice cream and cake were served after the show. Local notices include people leaving for Oklahoma City Enid and Lawton and a Chrysanthemum sale in Carnegie.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory forecast shows Tuesday generally fair skies. Light winds and rising temperatures expected across the region with no precipitation anticipated.
Colonel Miller returned from Lawton with Mr. Woodard after consulting with Supt. Haddon on Ft Sill townsite matters. All surveys are done and the survey party discharged. Two town plates are ready for Indian Office approval. Theodore Pruett announces for County Attorney, highlighting decades of legal work in Anadarko and party leadership.
A Kansas-bound report from a New York Times dispatch describes Oklahoma and Osage delegates amid a racial power struggle at the constitutional convention. Whites in Oklahoma leveraged caucus tactics to control key offices while the Osage and other Indians argued their influence, resulting in the untutored Indian being overwhelmed by offices and committees controlled by white delegates.
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