Local notes from Hinton to Fresno as residents travel
J Henninger visits Hinton. Wm Plum in Hobart. J and White attend to Carnegie business. Otis Cooper visits Fort Cobb to meet brothers. Adolph Youngheim loses a horse from overheating. J B Lister in Apache city for anti smoking work. Frank Law returns from Ponca City. R Z McAninch tour of the north county. Mesera Coleman Randall balloon trip to Hinton for ascension. R B Campbell and Roger Merrill return from Big Pasture survey. Miss Rowena Monsell leaves Poo to home sick. Covington family depart Fresno after city visit.
Gotebo Fire Promises Help Arrives Then Subdues Blaze
A Gotebo hotel fire spread to a brick bank corner, burning a business block with an estimated $10,000 loss. A railway mail clerk noted his letters stamped with a lead pencil as the incident prompted a late night fallback. No lives were lost and help arrived before a long relief ride.
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Harvey
Hammond's Millinery Opening Set for March 20
Hammond's announces an up-to-date millinery opening on March 20 with Miss Col well as designer. The event highlights new seasonal hats and accessories for customers seeking fresh headwear.
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Hammond
Miss Colwell
Panic in Wall Street Blamed on Roosevelt by Santa Fe Official
Los Angeles report quotes President E. P. Ripley of the Santa Fe in Santa Barbara asserting Roosevelt sparked a brush fire that caused market jitters. Ripley says Santa Fe will conserve expenditures, delays improvements, and predicts continued rail labor and policy tensions amid rising anti-railroad sentiment. He opposes government ownership but would support state purchase at fair value.
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E. P. Ripley
The
Santa Fe
Santa Barbara
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Ripley
Marriman
Union Pacific
J. P. Morgan
New York
Belen
Chicago
Kansas City
Harriman
Chicago & Alton
Republic
Suit Against Convention Faces Payne County Row
Guthrie March 18 In a move the Payne county commissioners authorize the county attorney to sue the constitutional convention to block redrawing Rock and Walnut townships from Payne to Noble county The suit may be filed in Payne or Logan counties with local support from Walnut township and other citizens Beaver county interests also back separate action to curb ballot preparations for a Cimarron Texas and Beaver county redistricting case led by W M Bruce and attorneys funded by affected counties The county officials contend the convention lacks authority and disregards local wishes
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Guthrie
Payne County
Rock
Walnut Township
Beaver County
Election Board
Cimarron
Texas
Beaver
W.M. Burce
Mr. Bruce
Freeling Plans Democratic Bid for Oklahoma Attorney General
Hon S P Freeling of Shawnee Oklahoma announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Attorney General of the new state. A Harvard graduate and former county attorney of Pottawatomie, he boasts a record of cracking down on lawbreakers and reducing crime along the Seminole border. He describes his campaign as straightforward and ready to support the party platform, awaiting primary results with resolve.
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Shawnes
Oklahaw
Freeling
Sis
Oklahoma
Frevling
Harvard
Pottewatomie
Oklahoma County
Old Pott County
Harvard University
Prince Steeling
McNairny County
Tennessee
Guthrie
Militia Effort in Anadarko Seeks Statehood Push
The Anadarko militia, about sixty-five strong, elected officers and ready to join the National Guard, faced a quota limit. A bill to enlarge the number of companies was vetoed by Governor Ferguson. Colonel Roy V. Hoffman, in town for a U.S. Senate bid, said statehood would expand the militia by six more companies, risking Anadarko missing out if not allotted soon.
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Ridgell
Anadarko
National Guard
Ballinger
Ferguson
Roy V. Hoffman
Thay
U. S. Senate
Probate Court Hears Liquor License Case in Caldwell
The Territory sues Cogar merchant C Caldwell for selling liquor without a license from a general store, alleging a bitters called Digestion contained alcohol. Attorney C H Carewell appears for the defendant. In a separate matter, Torris Haibegger was found guilty of disturbing a public meeting, fined $50 and costs, with an appeal to the district court.
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C. Caldwell
Cogar
Phelpe
Caldwell
C. H. Carewell
Torris Haibegger
District Court
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Hinton
Plum
Hobart
J. &. White
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Adolph Youngheim
J. B. Lister
Apache
Frank Law
Ponca City
R. Z McAninch
Mesera
Coleman
Randall
R. B. Campbell
Roger Merrill
Rowena Monsell
Poo
R. B. Covington
E. Schram
Fresno
California
Gotebo
Los Angeles
Mar
John Jeffers
Olustee
Okla
P. L. Jorgenson
Washington
Foreonat
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Twenty-Fifth Infantry
Galveston
D. C. Gray
Browngeville
Corony
Gray Esus
Lane
Gray
Brownville
Captain McDonald
S. P. Freeling
Probate
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