Oklahoma Territorial Salaries Vanish After June Thaw
Territorial officials in Oklahoma faced salary gaps after June 30 1907 as a federal fund run by the comptroller of the currency indicated no further money for salaries. Governor Frantz and others face pay shortages until Congress acts, leaving Secretary Chas Wien and U S attorneys, marshals, and district judges to rely on private funds. In Kansas Topeka Justice Porter delays hearing in trust case against Standard Oil and International Harvester, awaiting full court review. The August 6 sessions note immunity questions and continuances, while Oklahoma politics shift with Democrat campaign opening in McAlester led by N Haskell and T Gore, with rallys and local support.
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Guttile
Okla
Oklahoma
Congress
Frantz
Territorial
Chas
Wien
United States Attorney
United States Marshal
Topeka
Kas
Phili Sation
Lins Porter
Supreme Court
Standard
International Harvester Companies
Justice Porter
Harvester and Standard of
Nbo
Harvester
Standard of
Juneral
International Harvester
Triste
Lew Byowliloh
Gwoural
Botti
Mess
Kansas
Earle Evans
McAlester
N. Haskell
Hin
Fata
Fess
Olwas
Hocieps
J.J. McAlester
Hanata
R. L. Owen
T. P. Gore
United States Senate
Pittsburg County
Haskell
Hore
Removal of Restrictions On Alienation Of Cherokee Lands
The Department of the Interior approves applications to remove restrictions on alienation of various Cherokee allotments. Named individuals across Oklahoma including Tulsa Claremore Muskogee Norman Scipio Tishomingo are listed among those granted removal, with several addresses and line items noted.
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Department of the Interior
Susie Barrint
Tulsa
War Barrett
Claremore
Chas
Dere
Clnginnan
Col
Gorm D. Martin
Welch
Sarah Nall
Kinison
Malderine EB
Vincent
Boyt Isane
Ny Journeycake
Nowata
Roger
Eubanks
Ohicago
Florence Archer
Shag Wohnen
Claremore Chograw
Katie Wilson
Stonewall
Wm. H. Pebworth
Coalgate
Josephine Coley
Garland
L and N To Use State Rate Law In North Carolina
Raleigh August 6 Governor Glenn Jate received a telegraph from the authorities of the Louisville and Washville railroad stating they would implement the 2 cent rate on August 8. With this move, the remaining long North Carolina lines will adopt the state rate, completing the surrender of the private rate system.
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Raleigh
N.C
Glenn Jate
Auisville
Washville Railroad
North Carolina
Zion City factory sale leads Voliva to seek new colony
In Chicago on August 6 Judge Landis denied Voliva’s bid to be co receiver of Zion City property alongside Odellat ly and opposed his protest against the Zion Lace Industries sale. Voliva vowed to abandon Zion City and establish a new colony, planning to gather followers and move forward after the court ordered the sale of the lace factory for 380000.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
Johnn Odlately
Zion City
Zion
Wilbur Greyn Vollva
John Alexander Dowle
Voliva
Tye 1
Troops may be called out in Alabama
Birmingham officials say the governor attorney general and state counsel discussed enforcing state railroad laws against the Southern railway. They warned that if needed a legislature session could be called or troops deployed to ensure compliance. The carrier risks arrest of officers and employees resisting removal to federal court and loss of charter.
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Birmingham
Ala
Comer
Garber
Southern Railway
Wibe
Orroops
Southern
Confederate Veterans Reach 1910 Reunion Plan in South McAlester
General Order No 10 calls August 20 21 22 107 at South McAlester for a grand reunion of the Oklahoma division of Veterans Sons and Daughters. Notice urges unity to build a soldiers home and asks liberty loving people to support. Rail rates offered for a three day sale starting August 19. Officers camps must pay dues elect delegates wear uniforms and attend in force.
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South McAlester
Oklahoma
South
Bushyhead
Tahlequah
Danay Owens
Munkoge
Bowie Brewer
Muskogee
Divison
Grace Stewall
Miss Portar
Eisle Fisher
Republican Committee Opens In Hano Oklahoma City
Members of the new Republican state central committee arrived in Oklahoma City yesterday to attend the meeting with candidates tomorrow when the campaign will be outlined.
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Oklahoma City
Republican State Central Committee
Live stock market report from Kansas City stockyards
The weekly market shows 4000 head of cattle and 1500 calves traded, with steers closing 29 to 40 cents higher than the prior week’s bad close, cows advancing slightly, and calves up 25 to 50 cents. Quarantine supplies will shrink as Osage shippers moved cattle in July. Hog prices fell to a top of 6.20 with 6000 head traded, and lambs led gains with tops around 7.60 while woolly stock remained scarce.
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Kannes Guy
Louis Denoya
Osage
Beral
Colorado Spring
Colorado
New Jersey Editor Praises Foley and Tar Remedies
M T Lynch of the Daily Post writes praising Foley and Tar for coughs and colds. A patient claims ten years of kidney disease improved after using Foley's remedy. The text mentions various medicines and endorsements from different regions and years.
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M. T. Lynch
Billlips Burg
N. J
Dally Post
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GITV
Cail
Jobman
the Chieftain
Alabama
Republican Committee On
Live Stoce Market
Kent
Ofice
Raymond Building
Illinois
St. Vinita
Miss Hayward
East
Vinita’s Big Department Store
Cherokee National Bank
Veinita
Oak
Louis Bagby
A, McParland
New Jersey
Ct i. AP
Bea
B.A. Gray
Gakeifla
Ind
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