Business Men May Suffer in Oklahoma Political Moves
Tulsa Aug. 10 The conference committee in Washington moved to strip the Oklahoma district agents from the Indian bill, threatening to close the district agency next Thursday and affect ten merchants farming implement dealers and lumber firms. Telegrams urged continued funding, while changes limit interior spending to tribal salaries attorneys and schools, with specific legislation required for other outlays.
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Tulsa
Okla
Senate
House
Washington
Oklahoma
Congress
Department
Kiowa, Comanche Hospital
Lawton
John W. West
Platte National Park
City of Sulphur
Oklo
Albert J. Lee
Jack Mostoak
No Sore Spots In Craig County Primary
The piece notes defeat in the Democratic primary and shows defeated candidates accepting their losses with dignified courtesy in public, while victorious contenders acknowledge worthy opponents. It claims such conduct signals Democratic momentum for the fall election and earns public approval.
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Craig County
Program for Old Settlers Reunion at Pryor Park 1912
Old Settlers Reunion to run August 19 to 25 1912 at Whitaker park Pryor Oklahoma with gatherings daily and open tent for registration. Sunday school rally Monday republican rally Tuesday democratic rally Wednesday A I U W rally Saturday death claim to Mrs Lawson and honorary Cherokee nation members named. Officials include P Avery Ed Crawford Charley Burgess J M Keys W E B Nicklin G W Hilley plus many Cherokee leaders.
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Whitaker Park
Pryor
Okla
Old Settlers
Cherokee Nation
P. Avery
Ed Crawford
Charley Burgess
Democratic
J. M. Keys
W. E B. Nicklin
G. W. Hilley
U. W
Lawson
Prgram
Oklahoma
W. C. Rogers
Skintook
H. Mayes
C. J. Harris
Greenbrier
T. M. Burlington
Lavi Cookston
Cookston
William Harnage
C. Frye
Salista
Row
Lindsay
Chouteou
J. L. Baugh
Choutead
G. 0. Sanders
Waukitian
William Davis
J. M. Bell
Brewer
Muskogee
W. H. Mayes
Tip
T. Lo Rider
Westville
J. R. McIntosh
Chelsea
D. W. Vann
McCoy Smith
Braggs
Robert Hanks
Brages
Marma Daniels
Vinita
Oee Benge
L. B. Smith
Southwest City
Tom Thompson
Frank Billingslea
Johnson Falling
Fairland
J. M. Miller
William Howell
Prairie City
Frank Connor
Webbers Pulls
John Sanders
Cherokee National Council
Pryor Clipper
Desires Indian Wife Seeks Correspondence in South Dakota
A love lorn youth of thirty seeks an Indian Cherokee woman to marry. He is refined and well off and plays piano. Correspondence to F. M. Vetry Box 5 Humboldt South Dakota. An unrelated note mentions Tom Ridgeway buying goods for Sanders Wright store in the East.
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F. M. Vetry
Humboldt
South Dakota
Tom Ridgeway
Sanders-Wright
Governor Cruce backs removal dispute over Oklahoma board
Oklahoma City August 12 Governor Lee Cruce declares he removed four members of the State Board of Education including Robert Dunlop after a protracted political clash over textbook adoption. He asserts he followed the attorney general's opinions and criticizes the board for a rapid twenty four minute adoption not supported by proper process.
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Oklahoma News
Missouri
Lincoln
Arthur Prewett
Prewett
Kanjsas City
Texas
Henry Lynch
Oklahoma
Cruce
Jim Hendon
Olney
Hendon
State Board of Education of
Lee Cruce
Robert Dunlop
Dunlop
State Board
Oklahoma City
State Board of Education of Oklahoma
West
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Punlo
Ledbetter
Croce
State Board of Equalization
Hayes
Glenn
Old Fort Gibson Pioneer, F. H. Nash, 76, Still Active
Fort Gibson Oklahoma August 12 Fort Gibson’s oldest resident F H Nash born 1853 came to the fort as a youth after steering a river steamboat to the falls then marching overland to the fort He built a long career in the sutler department later marrying a Cherokee woman and starting his own business He is known for credit sales and aiding the needy with the Nash block described as the finest building in town now at 76 he remains vigorous enthusiastic and prosperous for the future
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Fort Gibson
Oklo
F. H. Nash
Webber's Falls
Arkansas River
Muskogee
Nash
Cal. Pitkin Morris
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Mescalero
New Mexico
Cauce Raps Dunlop
the Executive—History of
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Arkansas
Ft. Smith, Weber and Mol Wagons
Harry Mead Company
Vinita, Oklahoma
R. P. CL
Nan Bank
Ipport
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