Trouble in Oklahoma sparks land dispute with half breeds
Washington reports a clash between Snake Indians and negroes near Sonora Oklahoma Sunday. Indians allege government officials and mixed heritage residents taint land sales with nominal pay, amid rising complaints to the Indian Protective Association of Washington from Eufaula.
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Indian Protective Association of Washington
Washington
Sonora
Okla
Indian Protective Association of
Eufaula
Oklahoma Cities
Political and rail developments span Texas and national scene
Frank H Hitchcock likely to chair the Republican national committee as Houston builds a port Arthur short line. Epworth League in Houston, Sunset Central shops hire 1000, and Salt Sunlight. Texas delegation heads for Denver. Rice ranch sale to Chicago syndicate at 27.50 an acre prompts farmland resettlement.
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Sunset Central
Houston
Harris County
Chicago
Bryan silent as Guffey attack echoed after rain
Torrential rain in Lincoln cut Fairview off from the city and left telephone wires out. Hon W J Bryan had time to read J M Guffey's charge in reply to Bryan's July Fourth speech. Bryan offered no comment. Repairs began at dawn to restore trolley service and drain flood waters.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fairview
W .J. Bryan
J. M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Kings County Delegation Arrives in Lincoln for Bryan Rally
The Kings County train arrived in Lincoln on July 6 with 71 delegates. Comptroller Herman Metz and Mayor Dahlman praised Bryan support and noted strong Bryan sentiment among Minnesota and North Dakota delegates. Governor Burke of North Dakota and others aboard indicated favorable views toward Bryan if nominated.
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Lincoln
Neb
Kings County
Herman Metz
Greater New York
Dahlman
Bryan
Johnson
City
Minnesota
Burke
North Dakota
Hammond
Opening Monday at Democratic National Convention Proceeds
Denver July 6 delegates gather with expectation of definite action. Caucuses dominate the day with state delegations likely to influence the presidential nomination and the national committee begins work on contests that may delay proceedings.
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Denver
National Committee
Judge Gray’s Name Not Withdrawn Despite Rumors
Josiah Marvel, manager for Judge Gray, states the judge’s name has not been withdrawn and will not be withdrawn under any circumstances. The remark counters persistent circulation that Gray telegraphed Sunday to hotel officials to block his name at the convention.
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Denver
Judge Gray
Josiah Marvel
Floods Halt Lincoln Rail Service After Heavy Rain
In Lincoln Nebraska on Sunday night more than three inches of rain caused major washouts. Train service on all Burlington routes stopped and tracks on Rock Island were submerged. Union Pacific Missouri Pacific and Northwest officials reported being helpless as floods disrupted traffic in all directions.
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Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Northwest
New York Contests Hearing Ends In Executive Session
In Denver on July 6 the subcommittee handling the New York contests adjourned to executive session after Mr. McCarren attacked the Murphy faction. He was not allowed to finish his remarks.
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Denver
New York
McCarren
Murphy
Guffey Re elected by Pennsylvania Delegation Amid Bolt
In Denver on July six, J M Guffey was re elected national committeeman by the Pennsylvania delegation after a bolt disrupted the meeting. The move preserves Guffey's position within the party structure.
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Denver
J. M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Treasury of lumber destroyed at Tannersville fire
Fire swept through a yard in Tannersville Ont causing the loss of 7,000,000 feet of lumber owned by A. G. Chew, along with 2,000,000 laths 8,000 railway ties 50,000 broom handles and thirty one cars.
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Tannersville
Ont
A. G. Chew
McNeely and Curtis Contractors Advertising Services
McNeely and Curtis advertise painting plastering and decorating services with a guarantee of first class work. Phones provided as 433 and 348 for contact.
Land listings in Moses Hughes survey near Edge
A notice describes 1476 acres in the Moses Hughes survey near Edge with price and terms labeled as reasonable. It mentions a half acre parcel with improvements one block east of the seller’s home and 80 acres adjoining A M College land near Providence church. Also notes 190 acres known as the George Platter place including Double Sulphur springs on the Navasota river.
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Moses Hughes
Edge
A. & M. College
Providence Church
George Platter
Navasota River
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Joe B. Reed
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Gen. Pass
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Oklahoma
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Taft
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Jefferson County
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Uncle Remus
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Franklin, Tex
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Just
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James & Nunn
Coods
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