Oklahoma State Prohibition Stance In Billups Debate
The Vinita based piece argues against the Billups bill enabling state saloons in Oklahoma Territory, citing broken faith with Congress and harm to Indians and the state. It invokes constitutional aims, public sentiment, crime and drunkenness, urging enforcement of the liquor law and opposition to state dispensaries.
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Oklahoma
Congress
Indian Territory
Billups
Conneas
Niote
Oklahome
Sunny Brook
Democratic Congressional Ticket Names and Districts
The article lists candidates for the Democratic ticket across districts including Noble, Oklahoma, Cenig, Carter, Camanche, and Pounwatanle counties. It names Henry Johnston Elmer Fulton James Davenport Charles Carter Scott Perris AP Watson and also cites Roberto L. Williams and Samuel L. Hayes for Supreme Court positions.
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Pleat Dintriet
Henry Johnston
Noble County
Beconid Dintriet
Elmer Fulton
Oklahoma County
Corporation
Commuunisiai
AP. Watson
Pounwatanle County
Supreme Court
Robert L. Williams
Bryan County
Samuel L. Hayes
Oklahoma booze law spar over local option debate
In a Saturday Daily Chistaly piece Rev J B McDonald argues for Oklahoma dispensary law while attacking local option. He notes both sides claim to curb liquor, cites Missouri and Southern state histories, and critiques bishops bill copying local option.
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J. B. McDonald
Chistaly
Oklahoma
Billups
Okla Homa
McDonald
Vinita groups discuss bond issue for high school plans
Local Commercial club committees meet tonight to hear protests from property owners on Foreman Vana and Scraper streets. Vinita经理s urge attendance as business leaders plan a bond issue to fund a new high school estimated at 40 000 to 60 000 dollars and address indebtedness.
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Commercial Club
Foreman, Vana
Scraper
Vinita
Colonel Douglas resigns as Muskogee Phoenix editor
The long-time Muskogee Phoenix editor Colonel Clarence B. Douglas resigns, leaving a noted gap in Oklahoma journalism. The write-up cites his forceful style and calls his departure a disjoint loss while hinting at political debate and court decisions stirring Oklahoma.
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Clarence B. Douglas
The
Muskogee Pheonix
Douglas
Oklahoma
He Would Return to Speed Race After Cash Bribe
The scene shows a magistrate scolding a man who tries to bribe a clerk with sixty dollars. The conspirator leaves in a 90 horsepower racer, vowing not to return, while the clerk notes the audacious act and the speaker’s evasive stance.
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Mio
Tooring-Karr
Contradictions Seen In Man and His Higher Aims
A reflective piece recounts Edmonds arguing that shady paths and noble arts often run parallel. It cites Bret Harte, Dick Canield, and figures like J Pierpont Morgan and Edmund Clarence Stedman as examples. The column details Rogers rare gold note relics and a Banks of England note, highlighting finance mingling with poetry and art in a New York Press feature.
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J. W. Edmonds
Paddy
Pig
Bret Harte
Jack Hamlin
John Oakhurst
Dick Canield
Edmonds
Gibbs
J. Pierpont Morgan
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Samuel Rogers
Rogers
Bank of England
Treasury of the Muses
England
Morgan
John Millen
Simmonds
Rothschilds
Mr. Coutts
Victor Smith
New York Press
Neglect of Wounded by German Army Highlighted
Army and Navy Life notes that while the German army is seen as a model force, its treatment of wounded and dead is poor. Reported instances in the Karras mountains show wounded left for hours with minimal protection, and unburied bodies exposed to sun and predators, risking harsher outcomes if captured by the Hottentots.
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Karras
Jacob Morenga
Rector sets intercollegiate sprint record in Charlottesville
James A. Rector won the Weyarnd dash in 25 seconds at Charlottesville Virginia in the Southern Intercollegiate races, breaking the all-time mark by a fifth of a second. He received hundreds of congratulatory telegrams from University of Virginia alumni including a message from his father in Hot Springs Arkansas. Rector studied the telegram with trainer Pop Lannigan who praised his speed and joked about beating Salmon.
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James A. Rector
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Hot Springs
Ark
Virginia
Pop” Lannigan
Weil
Solsmon
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