23 Sep 1910
Page 5
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Newspaper
Muldrow Press
Location
Muldrow, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
5
Washington notes reveal large federal outlays under Taft and Cleveland comparisons. The piece cites deficits since 1907 and 1910, lavish items for senators and officials, and argues high costs drive up living expenses under protectionist policy. It mentions La Follette’s Wisconsin victory and tax resistance by some African Americans nationwide.
School life hums with new enrollees and repairs as Mr Reyonelda spruces the building and Mr Daily gifts portraits of the President and Vice President for the 9th grade. The School Improvement Association strengthens its work while readers are urged to contribute money pictures books or maps and Miss Gladys Dowell leaves temporarily. First Grade shows strong attendance and effort with students named for commendable work and a list of pupils and staff noting illness and monitress Stella tolerie.
A court ruling by Judge C. A. Houston in Oxl n Texas disqualifies Negroes under the grandfather clause from voting but exempts them from the poll tax. The suit was brought by the national party.
Hon Lee Cruce defends democracy in a Fairfax speech praising Oklahoma's constitution as a model for progressive government. He claims education as the implacable foe to oppression and lauds the Democratic party for giving Oklahoma its best educational system, while addressing farmers of the region.
The text argues that peace and good government align with protection under Oklahoma constitutional statutes. It cites the railroad crook as a tool and notes laboring men deserve constitutional protections stronger than those in other states.
The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon offers a special introductory deal for six months at 50 cents with a full page of West of the Rockies resources. The magazine covers Government reclamation projects free land and districts suited to fruit dairying and poultry, featuring stories by London and other authors.
The Democratic Congressional Committee from the Third District met in Tulsa to organize by electing John D. Porter as Chairman and Robert P. Ironside as Secretary. Members present included L. M. Nichols Creek County W. A. Davis Nowata County John D. Porter Tulex county J. D. Cox Cherokee J. D. Boxley Hayes A. L. Kates Rogers W. O. Bruton Sequoyah Charles G. Watts Wagoner M. C. Jones Washington W. D. Shall Enger Okfuskee William T. Rye Craig County.
A small blaze broke out Tuesday morning at Walton and Shackelford gin. Employees quickly contained the fire before residents could gather, with rapid action preventing damage. The town faced a brief scare as the alarm spread and was soon quiet again.
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