Rood Government Ticket and City Officials List
Fragmented OCR shows a local political ticket with roles including Recorder and City Attorney. Names unclear due to errors but mentions HG MAT DAM, GREEN, VORTRER, CARROTSON, RATCLIFE, WILSON, BYRD and a collector. No clear events or outcomes.
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Mat Dam
Consett
Stare
Green
Vortrer
Carrotson
Ratclife
City Autornay
Wilson
W. Byrd
Warrant Payment Debate In Cherokee Nation Council
The Cherokee national council debated a warrant payment scheme last week. The bill faced second reading after adjournment, with an amendment to strike a provision for warrants in favor of helping families. Supporters argued against discounts and speculator gains, while opponents claimed the payment method complied with Article Nineteen. The amendment was defeated by a narrow margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
B. H. Mayes, Jr
W. L. Trott
James Wootstl
Delaware
Livthejoho
Bequoyah
Wold
Law Governs Destitute Payments Under Curtis Act
The Curtis Act provision states no federal payments to tribal governments or officers after enactment. funds to tribal members must be directed by the interior secretary and paid directly to individuals in lawful U S currency. The piece notes neutrality of its column and admonishes against party-line voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of the Interior
J. Louis Mermvnt
Cglobe-Democrat
Daily
Globe-Democrat
West
By Mail
Globe-Demver Oo Secaster
Ton
Uie
Ota
Globe Printing Co
St. Louis
Vinita editor warns against leading a town to party split
A Vinita column condemns efforts to oust Marshal Ledbetter, urging residents to attend town meetings and oppose factional political manipulation. It defends local self government, criticizes carpetbag influence, and calls for responsible use of federal aid while urging unity among Cherokee Nation citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Ledbetter
Vinita Hat
Ledbetter
Allotment Rush Sparks Tribal unity at Atoka meeting
About 150 Chickasaw and Choctaw members met at Atoka to organize mutual protection for allotment advocacy. They plan a memorial to Congress claiming neglect of promised recognition under a treaty with the United States and note hundreds of deaths tied to unfulfilled provisions. A. Telle was elected chairman and Sa Hampton secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laode
Atoka
Congress
United States
Unites States
A. Telle
Jury panel discharged by U.S. court judge
The jurors who have served since December were formally discharged by Judge G. U. this morning. The court complimented the panel for their intelligent and faithful service and announced further actions to come this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Gil Wil
Revival Sparks Interest at Methodiat Church
Evangelist Culpepper headlines a two day revival at the Methodiat church to rally Obrie tan townspeople toward salvation. He appeals for moral reforms, notes weaknesses like swearing and drinking, and aims to connect listeners to faith, with town excitement rising as factions anticipate larger church attendance.
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Evangelist Culpepper
Methodiat Church
Culpepper
Bie Toro Nond
Evangelist
Tony
Ant
Mer
Enid
Cherokee enrollment clash ends in prison for contempt
A February order to enroll fullblood Cherokee leaders was debated at the U S commission. United States Marshal Bennett and Judge Raymond faced refusals as several named figures, including Redaird Smith and De hinnle Waters, resisted enrollment, threatening to hang rather than comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murkogen
J. T
C. A. Raymond
Lidia
United Bites
United States
Smith
Dehinnle Waters
Enunels
Charles Scott
Jobo Beamer
Jeff Towle
T Eoroll
Marshal Bennett
Raymond
Marshal Bennet
Mejor Seckbridge
Reorganization Plan for Dawes Commission Proposed
A Senate backed plan would overhaul the Dawes Commission with a $7500 chairman to push full completion of five civilized tribes allotments and lands. The House already passed a measure cutting membership to three and set funding for warrants while a fanfare of amendments aims to speed government regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes Commisnion
Senate
Japan
Ro Lle
Querien
Platt
Ladian Department
Watt
Kenate
Aleo
Amendeare
Dawes Commis Veuo
House
Unaccounted Cherokees Reported by Dawer Commission
Dawer Commission reports several Cherokees missing from 1880 and 1860 districts. Delawares, Saline, and other districts listed as unaccounted persons. Delegation plans to press Washington for relief and stronger measures to locate missing individuals and protect Cherokee people.
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Dawer Commission
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Lee Crorworrty
Lew
Is F. Parkee
Karl Walker
ED. Shanahan
J. J. Spencer
F. Levretter
Cnris
Fair Blood Indians
Dawn Commission
Alice Holding Fraternity
Indian Territory
Theo
Mao
Lodian
National Council
Claremore
Kalney
Vinita
Hhe
Taro Ledbetter
Merenal
Lamon F. Parker, Jr
Parker
Bud Ledbetter
Waenington
Susan Sanders
Vinita Lodge
No. 6
A. F
A. M
Devries
Jere N. Drew
Geo. W. Mettendorf
Whitney
Ava
Gen. W. Matvoodort
W.L Chapman
Toone
Cy Eli
Badgett-Sanders
Dawes Commission
Itm
Efe
Murkoyne
I. T
Marchy
Kansas
Kansas City
Richmond
Labette County
Cool
Chetopa
Saint Louis
Great Republican Paper of America
Pri
Chieftain Pub. CO
Viniin National Bank
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company
Ineenavee Derant Mawr
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