Registration closes as city votes surge
The city clerk has labored 30 days to register the heaviest vote in city history. Registering 601 voters, with last April's 678 male and 57 female voters noted, this time no women registered. Mr Findley rushed from the depot to the clerk's office but Mr McCampbell was unavailable, risking Findley losing his vote for statehood unless law provides a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuen
Findley
McCampbell
Lawton
Tyre Baker
Wah
Miter
OUI
Sherif Thompson
Thompainta
Ed Ray
Kiows County
Sam Campbell
Garfield County
Blankenship
Walnut Township
Binger
Serious Accident Hurts Anna and Bessie Kirkpatrick
Anna and Bessie Kirkpatrick living five miles north of town were thrown from a horse at twilight when the animal spooked by a hay stack. Anna sustained bruises while Bessie suffered a broken collar bone and was knocked unconscious, with very serious condition and only brief intervals of consciousness since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Bessie Kirkpatrick
Boassie
Ness
Real Estate Transfers and Local Movements
Real estate transfers include Walter A Guy and Len Guy to C King for EM NE 4-10 0 valued at 1200 dollars and Mrs Emma Prentice and E H to Daniel Y Zachery for cement lot 21-22 bk 21 valued at 65 dollars. Other transfers involve Carrie A Cowan to F W Loula in Lookeba lot 1 bk 5 for 100 dollars and Wim Utterback and Fannie to C E McWilliams lot 7 bk 26 Binger for 50 dollars. Details mention Karl Preger leasing EsSEN 20-6-10 for 150 dollars. Also notes Misa Louise Scribner traveling from Stillwater to Apache to teach, and Mesdames A C Dolde Harry Brown and Lee Wallis returning from Oklahoma City after attending the National Firemen's Meeting and hearing Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Prentice
E. H
Daniel Y. Zachery
Mesdames
A. C. Dolde
Harry Brown
Lee Wallis
Oklahoma City
National Firemen’s
Bryan
Weather Forecast for Washington and Oklahoma Territory
Sunday forecast for Washington Oklahoma and Indian Territory indicates generally fair conditions with light winds and mild temperatures. No precipitation expected as high temperatures reach comfortable levels across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
West Tonight: Mr West as the railroads reform candidate
Voters in the city and district hear Mr West address railroad, lumber and trust issues. He is praised as best versed on Oklahoma railroads and patient with both parties, with strong support from Caddo county and local merchants and farmers who seek fair railway treatment and good service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Waat
Weethan
West
Oklahoma
Lone Trust
Lumber Trust
Witiat
Caddo County
Cutting Affray And Tax Warrants In Local Notices
A man named Gibson was stabbed in the leg by an unknown assailant after a dispute at a depot. The episode follows a broader discussion about tax warrants, sheriff conduct, and alleged overcharging mileage by Blankenship in Walnut Township, with critiques aimed at officials and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Iibeon
Gibson
Mr. Hearne
Movements Of Local Residents For School Benefits
Mr and Mrs Charles Tweed move from a northern farm to the city to enroll five school aged children in the local schools. They will manage cotton crop renting on his claim after settling in. The Tweeds occupy the Karl Douglass property on South Boundary. Mrs R K Robinson and daughter return home from visiting Tennessee. Glenn Danford leaves for Grinnell Iowa to attend college. Claud Nathan and Roy Pfaff depart for Stillwater to study civil engineering at the state agricultural school. Miss Jessie Bodwell travels to Wichita after visiting Miss Mabel Gibbs. Mrs K A James and daughter Mary travel to Carnegie and plan to return with Sibyl Gootch. Mrs D Sherwood and daughter Arzetti return to Texola after two weeks with Mrs M J Marshall. Mr and Mrs J H Findly arrive from the east. Findly proceeds to Waurika while the others remain, and they all leave for Enid in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tweed
Our City
Here
Pocasset
Tweed
Karl Douglass
South Boundary
County Commissioners Settle Ex Sheriff Thompson Accounts
The board met with present members Fisher Leech and Fremont Boyle. Proceedings cover subpoena to produce ledgers and checks from April 1907 to July 1907 for ex sheriff James Thompson, setoff of $1,442.84 against county, and a delay of suit on bond to Sept 11, 1907. Also resignation of F F Burkhalter as justice of the peace and appointment of A J Nicholson, plus an error certificate for 1906 taxes on Bridgeport lot, $900 valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
C. AC. Fisher
Clyde C. Leech
A.D. Canor
Fremont Boyle
James S. Thompson
Caddo County
Oklahoma Territory
W. W. Vaughan
O. T
Carl Purcell
National Surety Company of New York
James 8. Thompson
Mr. Purcell
Aubpoena Duca Teoml
J. E. Cox
First National Bank of Anadarko
Thompson
County
Eaid Surety Company
Purcell
National Surety Company
Mount Due
F. F. Burk+halter
Bhirley
Twp
A.J. Nicholson
M. EB. Schultz
City of Bridgeport
Market caution in upturn noted by Sha der Co and Dick Bros
New York reports cautious stance in stocks and cotton despite an improved market tone. Marshall Sha der and Co advise extreme caution on upturns while Dick Bros expect a narrow scalping market until after the government report on the 9th. The item also mentions the Phillipas and Pace families arriving by train from Verte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marshall Shader and Co
Dick Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter A Guy
Len Guy
C King
W. R. Brown
Howard- Weimer-Brown
Anadarko
Carrie A Cowan
F. M. Fulkereen
Emma
C H. Kerr
Lot
Misa Louise Scribner
Stillwater
Apache
West Tonight
Glenn Danford
C. A. Daneford
Iowa
Grinnell
Claud Nathan
Roy Pfaff
State Agricultural School
Jessie Bodwell
Iown
Mabel Gibbs
Wichita
Mra
D. ©. Sherwood
Arzetti
Texola
M. J. Marshall
Mre
J. H. Bindly
Mr. Findly
Waurika
Thy
Enid
Commissioner's
Proceedings
Tomberlin & Co
North Side Broadway
Anadasko, C. T
J. M. Phillipa
J. EB. Pace
Duegheiter
Verte
New Orleans
Chicago
Bhp
Miss Lively
MAX Goldman and Company
Nadarko
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