Sutton and Evada County News Update
After rain and sun the Sutton area enjoys fair weather and community events. Rev J W Erwin preaches at Holiness Baptist Church. Hon HB McKenzie and Hon GR Haynie speak on Education and Woodcraft. School opening planned for Oct 6. local disputes prompt vows of legal action and calls for justice in public forums.
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Gatton
Lee Dillard
Newt Cook
HB. McKenzie
Sutton
Loth
GR Haynie
oWoodcraft
Governor Haskell’s fierce critique of the presidency
The Oklahoma governor voices strong language directed at the U.S. president, arguing that regardless of dignity the office cannot mask the current failure to uphold fairness and justice. The remarks reflect sharp disapproval of the present administration and its handling of national issues.
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Haskell
Oklahoma
Pheodore Roosevelt
United States
Tam
Davis Campaign Stops Reach Beaverdam Wisconsin
Jeff Davis of Arkansas spoke from Beaverdam City Hall balcony at 11 o clock on Democratic Day during the Dodge County Fair. May Rose and Rose Clubs of Milwaukee joined a joint parade with United Bryan and Kerr Clubs of Dodge County. Davis plans further Wisconsin stops with Mayor Rose of Milwaukee hosting. he may head to New York territory per headquarters. Infant son of Rev. T D Scott is ill.
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Heaver Dam
Wis
Dodge County
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
David S. Rose
Milwaukee
Davis
May Rose
Beaver Dam
Associated Rose Clubs
United Bryan and
Keri Clubs
Oshkosh
Weartown
Portage
United States
Jere Davis
Wisconsin
Rose
Little Rock
New York
National Committee
Ohio
Resignations and Prohibition Efforts Highlight Texarkana News
Gibson deputy prosecuting attorney of Miller County resigns to focus on private practice, while Texarkana area prohibitionists claim strong support for the Three Mile Law petitions. Reports note expected saloon closures on the East Side by November, with skepticism from old timers about rapid action. Also covered are Wade’s penitentiary commitment and postmaster general instructions to aid schools in teaching letter addressing and money order procedures.
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Gibson
Miller County
Graves
Hope
Ark
Attormey
Miidibson
Cily
Olast Algal
Pexarkana
Vikasnas
Alon
Hi Woefe
Demonstration of Vacuum Cotton Picker at Barrow plantation
John M. Gracie announces a public demonstration of a new vacuum cotton picking machine at Barrow plantation near Pine Bluff. The event occurs Tuesday October 6 with planter and public spectators invited. John H. Pharman of 4436 Olive Street St. Louis will supervise and present the inventor claims the machine will work successfully.
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John M. Gracie
Barrow Plantation
Pine Bluff
Mr. Gracie
John 8. Pharman
Olive Street
St. Louis
Gracie
One-Legged Dave Wade Sentenced for Perjury
Dave Wade a one legged Black man was convicted in Craighead County Circuit Court on April 6 1907 of perjury and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary from his conviction date arriving in Little Rock on October 1 1907 for service.
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W. F. Kirby
Wade
Craighead
Craighead County
Little Rock
Dave Wade
Rate hearing on freight advances to Texas and Arkansas
At St Louis the Interstate Commerce Commission resumed the hearing on recent freight rate increases to Texas and southwestern states. J C G Lincoln testified against rate justification while Arkansas and Texas cases stir questions of consolidation. A R Bragg of Merchants Freight Bureau seeks postponement as talks with railroads proceed, with an Arkansas-Little Rock arbitration planned for October 6 and 7.
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J. CG. Lincoln
Merchants’ Freight Bureau of
Little Rock
St. Louis, Tron Mountain & Southern Railroad Company
A. R. Brage
Bureau
St. Louis
Arkansas
New Orleans
Shreveport
A. R. Bragg
Texas
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Bank of Prescott
T. C. McRae, Jr
Texarkana
A. S. Gibson
Moncrief
Millinery Comp
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwestern
Tron Mountain
Rock Island
Cotton Belt
Ibis
Arkatsas
Suit
Ozan Mercantile Go
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