Oklahoma and Texas Leaders, Riots, and Public Notices
A scrambled column reports the death of a Texas official mayoral figure, Gov Campbell’s incoming administration, and notes on Texas Railroad Commission leadership. It mentions an Oklahoma uprising led by Chief Créad Snake, with state troops deployed amid terror in Henryetta and surrounding counties. The piece includes ads for pain remedies and local theatre reopenings, plus community notices and a prize event recap at Clifton.
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Oklahoma
Brakeman Dozier Dies After Injury in Dublin Yards
Brakeman Dozier of Texas Central suffered severe hand and leg injuries while switching at Dublin Yards last Sunday. He underwent two operations at the company hospital but died Thursday evening. His body was shipped to Brookshire for interment. his mother was present at his death.
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Poindexter Urged To Enter 1910 Texas Gubernatorial Race
Texas notices from Dieburne and Cleburne report strong backing for Judge William Poindexter of Meburni to run for governor in 1910. Urgent letters and telegrams from across Texas urge him to enter, while peers discuss his chances amid local political maneuvering.
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Texas
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Cleburne
William Poindexter
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