Missouri Pacific adds double daily trains to Colorado route
The Missouri Pacific Railway now runs double daily service from St. Louis and Kansas City to Colorado, Utah and the Pacific coast. Through sleeping cars between St. Louis and San Francisco with no change. Trains depart St. Louis at 9:00 a.m. and 10:10 p.m., Kansas City at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. Excursion tickets on sale. For details contact H. C. Townsend, G. P. & T. Agent, St. Louis.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
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Colorado
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St. Louis
San Francisco
H. C. Townsend
Washington memorial signatures questioned in Lone Wolf protest
Delos Lone Wolf headed to Washington to back a protest over a memorial signed by Indians to the department. Fewer than 100 Indians attended a council. no signatures were gathered, and officials suspect forgery and funding for travel. Separate items note teacher transports for the Philippines and wage-restoration at Nations Cash Register amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Washington
Delos Lone Wolf
Delos
Lone Wolf
Randlett
Wherry
Comel
Department
Cuban Platt amendment adoption noted by Cuban convention
Secretary Root received a letter from Governor General Wood announcing the Cuban convention's adoption of the Platt amendment. The move is likened to South American constitutions, shaping future relations with Cuba.
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Washington
Root
Wood
Sasamedel
Cuba
Location of Big Pasture and Pingree Death
Interior department receives final Wichita reservation allotments. Duncan officials push to relocate the Kiowa big pasture opposite Duncan, aiming to break contact with new county. Oklahoma delegation hopes to modify Wichita mountains park boundaries. Governor Pingree of Michigan dies in London after intestinal illness. Mrs Pingree and relatives travel from Detroit amid telegrams.
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Ullette
Gilbert
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J.f
Kiowa Reservation
Flynn
Oklahoma
Wichita Mountains International Park
Pingree
London
Michigan
New York
Hasen
Detroit
Havel I. Mageee
F. Pingree
Lightning Kills Huckster Blake Crashes Wagon Near Castleton
A severe storm near Castleton strikes huckster Blake and his team, killing all and burning wagon and contents. The remains of Take are found. In nearby Ve kin a barn owned by Mrs Anna Faughman is destroyed. Will Baughman is burned but escapes before the conflagration. The barn fire is insured.
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Ndianapolis
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Monticello
Harvey Larkin
Rubey
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Hathaway
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Wind and Huil
Marion
Presbyterian
Roachdale
Roachdale News
Wood County
Ohio
Two Land Office Slots Planned For Kiowa Reservation
Washington reports Governor Jenkins and Oklahoma Delegate Flynn will name one official each for the two new Kiowa reservation land offices, with Interior Secretary to reserve the other two selections. President Rockefeller donates 250000 to Cornell on condition others contribute equal funds for expanded instruction and research facilities. A tornado in Nebraska leaves seven dead and several injured, with Grace and The Greening family members among the injured.
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Oklahoma
Kiowa Reservation
Secretary of the Interior
Ithaes
Board of Trustees of
Cornell University
Sharman
John J. Rockefeller
Naper
Neh
Creening Mod Anderson
Mire Greening
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Grace Greening
Drawing lands by lottery replaces old land rush plan
Washington June 24. The Interior Department fixes a drawing method to open Indian lands in Oklahoma. Applicants will submit two slips, one sealed, then drawn to assign land lots up to about 10,000 acres. The president’s proclamation will detail all steps and the plan aims to start opening without delay.
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Oklahoma
General Land Office
Richards
Secretary of the Interior
State Tax Commission plans property assessment reform in county hands
State tax revision proposes county elected assessors for four-year terms appointing deputies for townships and cities. A two-member state tax commission would oversee statewide assessment and taxation, with duties to equalize taxes. The plan marks a shift from the former system toward centralized oversight.
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State Tax Reyision Commission
Waris
State Board of Equalization
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