State Capital of Oklahoma a City That Wants Everything
Guthrie in July 13 1889 marks Oklahoma Territory capital. Guthrie lauds its modern city features while Oklahoma City Enid and others express disappointment at temporary status. The piece describes Guthrie as well planned with waterworks parks depots schools and industries. cites population estimates and civic details including streets inflation and local culture.
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Oklahoma
F. W. Schaefer
Guthrie
Okla
Prairie State
Oklahoma City
Metropolis
Enid
Indianapolis
Earthquakes Rift New Mexico Towns In Wake Of Shocks
Two distinct earthquakes were felt in Albuquerque and along the southern towns including Cocorro and San Marcial. Buildings especially adobe structures suffered damage as residents fled indoors at 5 and 5:45 AM. It is the second tremor near Cocorro in ten days and fear prompts many to sleep outdoors tonight.
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Chet
Enid
Jess
fetippe-MiRae Press Association
Albuquerque
N. M
Cocorro
San Marcial
Uncle Sam Boss of the Grub on the Isthmus
Victor M. Hughes reports from Panama on June as private boarding houses along the canal line shut down, government meals are poor, and new restrictions push workers toward hotels. The piece condemns low-quality food, high prices, and favoritism in commissary supplies, noting roundabout protests and fears of losing livelihoods.
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Victor M. Hughes
Panama
Isthmus
Canal
Thele Bam
Ancen
Cristobal
Sam
Rele
Themen
Bam
Hoosevelt
Secret Service
Fagin Faces U S Action Over Multiple Charges
Washington reports the Justice Department and the Civil Service Commission will act in the Vivian J. Fagin case. Fagin, U S marshal for the southern district of Ohio with Cincinnati HQ, faces numerous charges from political rivals in Cincinnati. Allegations span pernicious activity to assault and battery amid removal efforts against a Republican regime.
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Scripp
Rae Press Association
Washington
Department of Justice
Civil Service Commission
Vivian J. Fagin
United States
Ohio
Cincinnati
Fagin
Queen City
Ward
Abe
Red Men’s Right to Vote in Oklahoma Statehood Question
Special to the Sun from Washington reports debate over whether Indians will be allowed to vote for constitutional convention delegates in the impending statehood of Oklahoma. The citizenship status of Indians is unclear under the statehood law, prompting inquiries to the Bureau of Indian Affairs and a forthcoming congressional ruling.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Congress
Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States
Indiana
Indian Territory
India
Change For Lawson Seen In Government Weather Mount Buttenter
Persistent fri Lawson may finally qualify in government weather tasks at Buttenter Mountain, signaling a potential breakthrough after years of effort.
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Lawson
DARED TO APPEAR IN LONG SLEEVES
Special to The Son New York July 1 A dramatic scene drew attention as a young woman appeared in a peat coat amid crowds near Twenty third Street. Onlookers praised her as a heroine and brave, with chatter focusing on her bold fashion choice and the uniqueness of her appearance in the city.
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New York
U8hea
Womanitn
York
Netva
Iough
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America
Scolch
Cassimere
Savily
King of Clothiers
W. Washington St
John W. Duke
Dockseum
Elks’ Temple
Melba
Dia Guthrie
Kansas City
Fort Smith & Western
Denver, Emd & Guilt
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Texas
Guthele
Duke
Athrieka
Netw
Prc
Matonic
New Mexico
Uncle Sam
Fisk
Colon
Marshal Fagin
Smith
Dour
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