Oklahoma City Chosen as State Capital in 1907 Vote
Oklahoma City campaigns win over Guthrie as voters decide the permanent capital location. The article recounts removal of the state seal from Guthrie to Oklahoma City, public hostility in Guthrie, and legal moves to block or permit the move. It also covers federal discussions in Washington on railroad and conservation issues, and the broader legislative session environment. Multiple named entities include Oklahoma City, Guthrie, Governor Haskell, W. B. Anthony, Jane Haskell, and state officers.
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Oklahoma City
Okls
Oklahoma
Ite Sooners
W. B. Anthony
Haskall
Th Tate
Guthrie
Pate
Jane Haskell
Bee
Haskell
Miahvee Cythé
Bhawnow
Kiatona City
Lawner
Washington
Contertex Nthe Administration
Semion
Postal Savings Bank
Senate
Renate
Court Rules on Enabling Caplet Remake at Gath Hewene Page
In a vir court filing on application by Putte visieens lemwed, the court heard that members of the pixie ads lair conrte and etion 10 supported remaking the enabling caplet. The decision centers on actions by the caplet enabling body at the Gath Hewene Page site.
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Pixie Ads
Lair Conrte
Etion
Senate House Tale on Rail Rule and Pythian Lodge Meeting
The piece discusses the Senate and House conferees negotiating rail rate provisions and Interstate Commerce Commission powers, noting opposition from progressive Republicans and anticipated debates on amendments. It also reports Blackfoot hosting a grand lodge meeting of the Pythians with local delegates sailing Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Rate Tocreasea
Overman
Rafirosde
Agelhat
Havla
Thes
Senate
House
Rowton
Seuss
Interstate Commerce Commimion
Sea
Blackfoot
Grand Lodge of Pythians
Biackfoot
Nance
Pythian
Roosevelt's Well Colonel Talks Ten Emigrants
June 13 in Victoria reports the Roosevelt family in prime health as the colonel writes letters and addresses shipboard emigrants. He urged them to become useful citizens of the country welcoming their arrival and future contributions.
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Aboaes Stramsiniy Kaiwerune
Victoria
Boge
Ethet'e
Rowervent
Roosevelt Yeekday
Briefs on Raschen cabinet charges before inquiry panel
In Washington on June 13 three thousand pages were filed in the Star Widger Pinchot inquiry. Attorneys denounce the charges as cruel and baseless while defending cabinet member Dalagee and the secretary. The briefs argue public duty and legality, citing alleged cooperation with special interests.
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Washington, D
Atee
Widger-Pinchot
Baliinger
Mrandlee
Criel
Asnall
Attorner
Peatty
Sarretary
Daitlagee
Five Mannanions With High Law School Marks
Wil Ia M McParland son of St J McParland of this city finished his law course at Georgetown University Washington DC in June with a high average among 132 graduates and earned the degree of LLB He will soon return to assist his father in the firm McFarland Me Parland in the city He was a diligent student and is regarded as well prepared for active law work.
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M McParland
St. J. McParland
Georgetowe University
Washington, D.C
Washington
McFarland & Me
Roosevelt Not In Full Campaign Remarked
Notes indicate Col Roosevelt remains away from full campaign activity. The campaign narrative mentions Oyster Bay, Governor Hughes, and a push for an adequate primary law in New York. Keywords reference Kennevet and Depew in context of Senate races.
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Roosevelt
Tel
Oyster Bay
Heghes
New York
Kennevets
Fire destroys building as deaths mount in collapse
A blaze tears through a building sending shockwaves through the city. Sixty female workers in the upper floors of the bindery remain unaccounted as Briley reports the loss to the company may reach half a million dollars after a series of explosions and collapses following the Sank crash.
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Ld Dulin
Briley
Trial Call In Idaho Case Shapes Up In Pepper Fight
The state case before Judge K. S. Duan centers on alleged violations of land and ethical law. Jurors and both sides show caution as arguments unfold and defenses pivot on the timing of key passes in the courtroom.
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I Daho
Funeral for Mrs Lettie Nand TA Held in Darlington
Mrs Lettie Nand TA died and funeral services were held with many friends from the area attending. Her daughter Mrs LW. handler and husband Raids government official could not attend. The headline notes the deceased had resided in Mark Meek, dubo, with her daughter.
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Lettie
Wieemsain
Mark Meek
Dubo
Mre
Lw.handler
Chandhery Hustand
Ant
Saat
Great Races July Fourth at Cour d'Alene track
Local horsemen anticipate July Fourth racing at Cour d Alene with a full card. The program features a Mintel race between Jak Monroe and Alfred Ry, a 3:20 pace, and 4:10 trot events among others, including new entries and several well-known pacers and trotters.
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Bee Faye
Cour d'Alene
Ralsteg
Iyse
Tate
Jak Monroe
J. HM
Finteber
Bontene
Alfred Ry
Jerrim
Fasimt
Montane Pacer
Hinrwopart
Waal
Alee Ladpemith
CW Heanean
Bpokane
Wetween McGrew
Jack Alien
Baby'e Dinger
Binck
Monte Manipegur
Robt
Coline
Peiiher
J. W.meores
Harry L
Meier
Pallett
W. Celliner Hambet
Sine & Telny
Exertain Thre Seem Mt and Ure A E. Carton of tT Indians avenue
A garbled party narrative describes an entertainments event honoring tr nips, with mentions of Mine Meme Cartenn of Mashato and Mine. lem, a Saturday eve gathering, a fifteen compen after Maytag games, a sheet ten Sele, and a dance at Randers hall. The account preserves a festive mood and notes retrenchments and a social push to dance.
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Mashato
Randers Hall
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