Romerule Victory Spurs Home Rule Praise in Indian Territory
The Indian Territory hails W H Darrough and W M Mellette for appointments as marshal and attorney general, signaling home rule recognition. Darrough’s leadership and Mellette’s integrity are praised amid party support and a Kan spokesperson contest. Mellette defeats J H Huckleberry Jr for the post, seen as future party gains.
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Vinite
Vinita
W. H. Darrough
W. M. Mellette
Mont
Coun
Darrough
Mr. Mollette
Republican Party
Molfette
Durrough
Kan.eee
Mellette
J. H. Huckleberry, Jr
U. 8
Mr. Huckleberry
Territory Crops Show Mixed Harvest Across County
The weekly farming news notes June rains improving late crops while earlier dry spells slowed work. Yields vary from poor to fair with good corn, cotton stands, and notable fruit marketing. The Cherokee Normal School faced exams and mourning after a teacher’s death. Dawes Commission enrollment continues with about 100 names remaining to be processed.
Quay Seeks Unfinished Busines to Block Statehood Bill
The senate reached unanimous agreement to keep the statehood bill for Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico in unfinished business. The committee on territories will report December 3 with a plan to consider a bonefit on December 10, delaying final action until the bill is voted on.
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Senate Wilec
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Committee On Territories
Senate
Flynn's successor in Oklahoma Republican convention at Bold
The Oklahoma Republicans chose Bird A. McGuire of Pawnee on the third ballot at Bold, Oklahoma, July 26, with anti Roosevelt delegates backing McGuire, signaling a likely consolidating victory. Treasury balance report June 25 shows available cash at 203,710,1016 with gold at 100,214,080, noting insufficient funds for reciprocity with Canada.
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Oklahomi
Bold
O. T
Ad Bird A. McGuire
Pawnee
Roosevelt
McGuire
Treasury
Washington
The
General Fund
Republican
Railroad dignitaries visit Vinita amid praise for water
M K T officials led by Colling and Greanclose toured Vinita on a Saturday visit. They expressed interest in town improvements and praised the water supply and public fountain while visiting the Haleoll swimming pool. The trip highlighted potential favorable actions by the M E T T and related parties for local prospects.
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M. Colling
W. B. Greanclose
Leland
J. Be. West
T.B Diow
Peaterday
Vinita
Haleoll
Rome
Enrollments Ordered for Cherokee Nation Victors list
The United States Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes ruled that numerous individuals listed for enrollment on Cherokee rolls are entitled to be enrolled as citizens. Names include Sarah Gogo Claremore Lucy M Thompson Caroline Summers Maggie Rush Jessie H Jotineon Miles James L Cumpton Deloy Leersooy Nancy Forbes Evaline Folsom Woodrow Hadley Mary Guthrie flags of multiple towns and counties across Oklahoma. By November 1, major enrollments at Worth, Te, Armour Packing Co, and related territories are anticipated.
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Bally Chierms
Muskogee
United States Commission
Five Civilized Tribes
Herotofors
Culavon
Sarah Gogo
Claremore
Lucy M. Thompson
Kansa
Caroline Summers
Maggie Rush Et
MbKee
Katie Hordes
Vigo
Jessie H Jotineon
Miles James L. Cumpton
Coif Kanean
Annie Tieeka
Talala Bais
Rood
Mckey Mack H Martin
Claremon
Woodrow W
Hadley Etal
Mary P Guthrie
Baptiste Janis R Blakemore
Mockayes
Charles W Devine
Weetville
Robert L Gentry
Southwest City
Deloy
Leersooy
Stilwel
Nancy E
Forbes
Westville
Cowart Et al
Stivell
Evaline Folsom
Weatville
Willem H Thoniston
Joba
Barger
Bune
Thomas
Abe Ada A Ware
Barker
Kinnizon
Harvey L. Maples
Chelew
Jamen F Crittendoo
Grave Joel D Smith
Hadeon
Laure McCrary
Vinux Berths G
Fields Et al
William M Forbes
Ville Eile Cornwall
Annie M Woods
Homer M Smith
Hill Jemee
Binith
Altos
Joti Lyman
Nellie Andriaea
Pryor
Kot
F Thaapaou
Valeda Lane
Ging Otal
Fairland
Jack Q Hayer
Er Curry L
Bingtam
Cattle Prices Hit Record Highs In Quarantine Trade
Kansas City reports show southern cattle shipments delivering strong prices amid good quality stock. A Oklahoma load sold at 6.90 per hundred, while Texas bred steers averaged 6.60 for six loads. W J Gibson and W J Naylor highlighted brisk sales of quarantine cattle, with receipts climbing to 434 cars this week and 10,690 head total. Market watchers note many owners hold stock, betting on higher future prices as corn prospects loom.
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Dairy Chiefters
Kansas City
Southern
Ero Steore
J. W. Gibson
Wegener
J. T
Texas
Indian Territory
Adiy
Gibron
W. J. Naylor
Baxter Springs
Kee
Gibson
Lota
Seatile
Duedred
Ead
Left Over Measures on Calendar After Adjournment
Several important measures will remain on the calendar when Congress adjourns this week. Bills include statehood for New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma, the ship subsidy bill, the senatorial election bill, and a date change for the inauguration. At least three measures may be acted on in the next session, with statehood expected to pass the Senate by a large majority.
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Quay
Committee On Territories
Jebasian
Senate
House
Howe
Beveridge
Penneylyania
Bryno Enid
New Mexico
Arscot
Oklahoma
Congress
Sonal Quay
Benate
Buffington
Oflice
Taestrow
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