Oklahoma Hosts Pouring Springs Visitors On Pike Peak Trip
Oklahoma visitors travel to Colorado Springs to tour the Pikes Peak region. Notable attendees include Mrs. J. M. Berry Tulsa and several Muskogee and Shawnee residents. The group climbs Pikes Peak, visits Florissant and Woods Lake, and plans continued summer outings. A humorous note about an honest bicycle owner circulates among locals.
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Ladia
Redpath
Muskogee
Pikes Peak
Anne Willia'ancis McKay
Shawnee
Insuahe
Colorado
Spurgeon
Roy Spur Waker
Kiefer
Peak
Enti Yevkum
Ethel Peckum
Colorado Springs
Tobison
Carson
W. D. Nutter
A. A
Rena Dennison
Cecil Proctor
W. Barnes
Oklahoma Glen
Wr. M. Caslana
Otta Foreman
Jorado Midland Railroad
Ado Springs
Ute Pass
Florissant
Oklahoma
W. R. Wright
Lhfe Son
Katie Jeffries
Oklahoma City
Mack Race
Tay
G. D. Lang
Les Lang
Hunter
Springs
Re. C. Iman
Charevoix
mlEny
A. Randels
Enid
Klaho
Tohns
Ankin
Joni
Alsous m
Blewanial
Hlosk
A. F. Wilson
Mise
Will
Chas
F. Wilson
Tulsa
Alta Vista Hotel
Lay
Chandler
Gottman
Charles Tilkhan
Messrs
Hoffman
San Rafael Street
Woods Lake
J. M. Berry
A T. F. Manning
A. White
W. H. Whitehurst
W. L. Moore
Marlow
Emmet Payne
Jas. R. Stebbins
Albert Twist
Gev. W. Mowbray
J.B. Haw
D W. Parker
Kent
J. E. Eversol
Carthage
Pletcher W. Davia
Paden
F. C. Clark
Duncan
B. M. Molineaux
Norman
R. W. McCracken
Maud Garman
R. EB. Walker
Brages
Averett E. Sims
Leona Kuhns
Weatherford
Dora Short
Ethel Richardson
Roff
J. W. Massey
W. R. Owings
Bartlesville
Ruth Williams
CH. Thomas
Wayne
Lela
Gladys Bushnell
Velo
M. G. Ward
L. M. Bramlette
J.P. Comlai
Yukon
Wordh
Hamilton
Lawtonia
Manitou
Rowman
Kingfigher
State Board Sets State Levy at Three and One-Half Mills
Oklahoma City August news notes the state board of equalization orders a 3.5 mill state tax levy to fund government expenses for the current fiscal year. The board met in Governor Cruce’s office after the attorney general’s return, with one small company assessed. Adjournment expected Wednesday, August 30, with a final decision pending.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Aute Board of Equalization
Ood
Cruce
West
St. Paul
Per Capita Payment Resolution Passed by Both Houses
Washington Aug 22 Special to Daily Chieftains the resolution provides for a 50 per capita payment to members of the Cherokee Creek Seminole Chickasaw and Choctaw tribes. Congressman Davenport says he disapproves of the provisions but accepts it as the best that could be had.
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Washington, D. C
Ito Daily
Davenport
Phantom Circuit Proves Successful On Frisco
Telephone experts nationwide note Frisco service uses 3000 miles of wire enabling berth reservations to Chicago and shipment info from Thayer to Kansas City. The Phantom Circuit carries three conversations on two circuits, matching or exceeding wire reliability. Frisco plans to equip trains with phones for instant station connections, reducing delays during distant mishaps.
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St. Louis
Towa
La Follette Dominant Figure in Congress Says Republican
A Republican ally of Taft calls Senator La Follette the most commanding figure in Congress and the force shaping the special session. He notes La Follette’s power over the Senate and his impact despite limited support. Champ Clark and Representative Underwood are also highlighted as standout leaders. Underwood, as Ways and Means chair, steered key wool, free list, and cotton bills to passage, while Clark’s vigor as Speaker earned presidential talk.
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Washington, D. C
la Follette
Congress
Taft
Wisconsin
House
Senate
Senator LaFollette
Ark
Missouri
Representative Underwood
Alabama
Champ Clark
Democratic House
Underwood
Committee On
House Democrats
Jubilee reunion for Civil War veterans planned in Tahlequah
The year of Jubilee for Civil War veterans in eastern Oklahoma includes a planned Tahlequah reunion, October 24 to 28, inviting Blue and Gray soldiers to attend. Participants are urged to send cards to the Reunion Secretary in Tahlequah for proper arrangements.
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Manassas
Bull Run
Oklahoma
Tahlequah
Okla
Extra Session of Congress Closes
Washington D C Aug 22 The extra session of congress ended at 3 oclock this afternoon after the House and Senate agreed on the Penrose resolution setting adjournment time and notifying the president. Democratic Leader Underwood and party leaders directed a joint committee of three House members to join three from the Senate to inform the president congress is ready to adjourn. Taft veto referred to Ways and Means. Senate and House adjourned until today with vetoes to be sent when in session. Minor bills passed include kiowa comanche apache funds and per capita Choctaw chickasaw Cherokee seminole payments and Niagara Falls diversion extended to March 1912.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
Representatives Underwood
Alabama
Dixon
Trioiain
Ways and Means
Mann
Ilinois
Taft
Underwood
Sherman
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Motoring to Plymouth and the Pilgrims’ Harbor Tour
A historic Plymouth excursion describes the coastal panorama from Captain Miles Standish’s hill to Clark's Island and Plymouth Beach. It recounts Pilgrim beginnings, the Puritan era, the Mayflower landing rock, and monuments to Faith, Morality, and Liberty while noting preserved artifacts and the ongoing legacy of early governance.
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Boston
Plymouth
Captain's Hill
Miles Standish
Clark's Island
Manomet
England
Parliament
Henry VII
New England
Southwest
New York
Louisana
Texas
United States
Td Plymouth
Faith
Ir Ris Leaves Tulsa for Eastern Fight Center
Kentucky born arl Morris departs Oklahoma for New York bound boxing camp after a Tulsa sendoff. He and Jim Flynn square off to decide a world white championship. Morris vows to outwork Flynn, noting Flynn’s training and past defeats as motivation for a tough bout ahead.
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Okla
Jim Flynn
Arl Morris
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Cuba
de Frisco
Hgas City
New York City
Kaofmer
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Pigrita Museum
America
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South Wilson Revcet
Irris
Eastern Fight Center
T. Ragan
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