Roosevelt Not Expected to Give Much Criticism
Washington April 18 Roosevelt unlikely to attack the Taft administration and Ballinger Pinchot dispute while confirming a convention speech. Roosevelt to speak at National Conservation Congress between Chicago and Denver, with aim to bolster conservation policy and support for Taft. Enthusiasm grows among Pinchot allies who expect Roosevelt to back conservation and not condemn the president.
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Washington
Italy
Roosevelt
Congress
Thomas R. Shipp
Hot
Rooset
Chicago
Den
Pinchot
Forester
Pinchott
Mittee
Ballinger
Urthermore
Evens
Cornerstone from Old Wale Seminary opened again
A.C. Wyly opened the buried cornerstone of the old Wale Seminary last week. The box, four by three feet, contained a Cherokee Advocate issue, a Cherokee testament, and council acts from October 1846. Damp ruined much. contents will be moved to Carnegie Library for preservation. The seminary building burned March 20.
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Indlan Rehools
Uileknem
W. 8. Condy
A. Campbell
Ree Lowery
Jef
Be Guoyah
Sloan
George Lowery
Carnegie
Negro gets life sentence for family murder near Frontenne
Associated Press dispatch from Pittsburg Kansas reports that Fred, a Negro, was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of the Hork family near Frontenne last November. He was taken to prison a few hours after the jury returned the verdict.
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Associated Press
Pittaburg
Kans
Fredin
Negro
Wic Girard
Hork
Frontenne
Suffragettes Push Oklahoma Vote To Amend State Constitution
By Associated Press Washington April 16 The Oklahoma Woman Suffrage Association reports nearly 40000 signatures on a petition asking to remove male from the state constitution and submit the issue to voters in 1910. The secretary of state receipt was handled by a guardian for the sex minors as suffragists faced political opposition. The campaign goals include educating youth with pro suffrage texts and forming school based committees to promote women’s rights.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oklahoma Woman Suffrage Association
Kate H. Biggers
Oklahoma
Biggers
Oklahoma Federation of Labor
Mrs. Biggers
Berthe
Secretary of State
Suffrage Association
J. L. Brown
J. 2. Robertson
P. Nagle
Supreme Court
Committee On Education
Ite
Paulin Steinem
Suffrage Education Urged for Youth to Fortify Movement
Secretary Bielnem warns that suffrage gains won't endure without youth education. She cites slow cooperation due to states focusing on organizing campaigns and a shortage of capable workers. She stresses lasting reform hinges on individual development.
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Bielnem
Contractors Depend on Sale of Building Warrants
Guthrie Okla April 18 Contracts for public building work hinge on sale conditions for building warrants. First sale caps at 750000 in warrants bearing 6 percent interest, secured against income from school lands. State board has 624000 in contracts to award across Claremore, McAlester, Garvin county, Sulphur, and Vinita. Total obligations exceed 900000 with payments tied to land revenues. Warrant sales may occur October 27 and could fund remaining 1250000 in warrants for new construction.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
State Board of Affairs
Claremore
McAleater Pantten- Gary
Garvin County
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Sulphur
Board of Affairs
Pittsburg County Socialist Ticket Nomination
Hartshorne Ohio April 18 The socialists of Pittsburg county have nominated a full ticket excluding district superior and county judge and county attorney due to lack of lawyers. Ticket includes State senator Dr A W Nelson Harte horne representative George Steele Dow and W P Evarte McAlester flotorial representative O A Fiske Wetumpka treasurer T W Teas garten Karte county clerk Joe Rewbash Dow surveyor J A Linder Quinton register of deeds S G Barker Hartshorne clerk of the district court P B Hawking McAlester superintendent of schools Prof Dulaney Adamson superior court clerk R J Johnson Kerbt. Platform condemns strikes by minors and tenant farmers demand clearance card of registry so eligible electors may vote anywhere.
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Hartshorn
Ohio
Pittsburg
A. W. Nelson
Hartehorne
George Steele
Dow
W. P. Evarte
McAlester
O. A. Fiske
Wetumpka
T. W. Teasgarten
Karte
Joe Rewbash
J. A. Linder
Quinton
G. Barker
Hartshorne
Ciatriet Court
P. B. Hawking
McAlenter
Prof. Dulaney
Adamson
Superior Court
R. J. Johnson
Kerbt
Percheron Stallions and Breeders Offer in Vinita
Duke of France and Denmark stallions listed with prices per living colt. Breeder Roger K Coco Il Taita also priced. Terms include one $15 and two $10 per living colt. D. S. Warren offers $500 to show three better colts sired by a Percheron stallion in Vinita on Sept 10.
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Duke of
France
Denmark
Roger K
Coco Il
Taita
United States
Vinita
D. S. Warren
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Taft
House of Representatives
Jeavior
OLD Wale Seminary
Pittsburg County
Louis Bagby
Hassell
DR. C. S. Neer
Foreman
G. O. Burch
Winner Bldg
F. L. Marney
Riddle
Vinita, Oklahoma
C. C. Heidtman
W. B. Depue
Court House
D.H. Wilson
Attorney-At-Law
Empire
My Barn
South Wilson Street
Oklo
Roger K, Coco II and
Wilson St
E. A. Stubblefield
City Loans
F,m
William T. Rye
G. Scott
Vinita, Osla
James S. Davenport
Halsell
Commonwealth Land Company
Halsell Building
Vinita, Okla
Mem, Eee
Wea
Winita
Geo. M. Martin
F. M. Gwinnup @ Son Halsell Building
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