Osage Committee Plans Visit to Pawhuska in Probe
Pawhuake Okla Aug 24 Captain Hugh Pitser Osage Todian agency chief prepares for congressional probe into Senator Gore bribery charges. Committee will hear Osage complaints on Kappler Merillat contract and Osage grazing lands lease to southern cattlemen. Officials from Washington to aid tribal attorneys as Osage land sales and citizenship rolls from 1900s era are reviewed.
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Pawhuake
Okla
Hugh Pitser
Osage Todian Agency
Congressional Committee
Bown
Osage Fiction Council
Washington
Charles L. Kappler
Osage
Garfield
Pawhuska
United States
John Embry
Guthrie
Indian Territory Illuminating Ol and Gas Company
New Jersey
Osage Ol
Burke Committee
F. O'Fallon
Interior Department
ASK
Amon
Orage Tilutory
Ucket
Alfred Brown
Keppler
Meriliat
Oxnges
Thotint Ryan
Kanan
Sherman Announces Speaking Dates for 1900 Campaign
The itinerary of Vice President Sherman was released from Republican headquarters listing key stops in August and September. Dates appear for August 19 in Marehfield and August 50 in Joplin, plus September appearances in Guthrie Enid Reno and Oklahoma City.
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Sherman
Chicago
Augiet
Marehfield
Joplin
Aiguet
Guthrie
Okla
Enid
Reno
Oklahoma City
Prisoners testify in battering investigation at Fort Leavenworth
Five federal prisoners from Fort Leavenworth appeared in Chicago before the United States marshal to testify before a grand jury probe into the boot trust and buttering fraud. Witnesses include William Broadwell Samuel Diesbach and three Milwaukee convicts. The battering inquiry started two months ago but aims to reach higher figures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
United States Marshal
Federal Grand Jury
Boot Trust
William Broadwell
Samuel Diesbach
Milwaukee
Weather optimist notes for St Paul congress visit
St Paul weather office records show a mild forecast for the national conservation congress to be held September 5 to 9. Temperatures are expected around 63 degrees on average with minimal rain, aiding delegates including Alabama’s Congressman Hobson and Senator Bankhead in weathering the event.
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St. Paul
Minn
Thomas R. Shipp
National Conserva Congress
Willis L. Moore
United States
Chin
Congress
Colle
Alabama
Bankhead
Hobson
Levy For County And City Made In Vinita
Vinita property owners face about twenty five mills tax on property above exemption Henit as state levy remains same as last year. County board set city and county levy amounts totaling seven mills plus three and a half mills for sinking fund yielding 11211.75. County general fund five mills and nine tenths for county schools, with five mills and one and one tenth for common schools sinking fund. State tax last year was two and a half mills.
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Vinita
General Fond
Ainking Fund
NO COMPROMISE ON PART OF ROOSEVELT
New York August remarks from Theodore Roosevelt express satisfaction with Taft's statement and a firm stance on county involvement in the state convention. Roosevelt says he will attend if Noseau county wishes, declaring the issue clear and noting no confusion about his position after a brief county chairman meeting.
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New York
Oklahoma to sow pure seed wheat under state plan
The state board of agriculture will partner with railroad lines to promote pure seed wheat in Oklahoma. A “Better Wheat Train” will tour wheat counties with lecturers and exhibits to show farmers how purity boosts profits. Oklahoma produced 24 million bushels this year, but seed impurity could cut value by 9 million, Minnesota buyers seeking pure hard Oklahoma wheat.
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Guthrie
Okla
State ‘Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Tte
Minnesota
Okoee Fair Forecast Promises Record Exhibits and Premiums
Beginning September 5 the four day annual fair at Okoee promises to eclipse all prior efforts. Liberal premiums on produce and elaborate exhibits expected. Live Stock Exhibit and Cattle divisions list top prizes of 4.00 dollars and 1.00 for runners-up under various age classes with superintendents named.
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Okoee
Okoee Fair Association
Clem Huelsenkamp
Claud Nugent
Oklahoma Adds Fifteen Post Offices in Recent Weeks
The state forms new postal network with Achilla Adel Brinkman Criner Crucé Diamond Gerty Hatter Jennesés Kene Ife Laura Murphy Rogere Schuster and others. Changes include Bryan county mail to Kenefic and discontinuations at Barber Bartlett Burrow Chaffeo Coxie Hexbar Keltner Melvin Panepunta Lang Bois Unchuka Wecharty.
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Oklahoma
Achilla
Bryan County
Adel
Pushmataha
Brinkman
Greer
Criner
McLain County
Crucé
Stephens County
Diamond
Plavia
Bequoyah
Gerty
Hughes County
Hatter
Beaver County
Jennesés
Okmulgee
Kene Ife
Laura
Latimer
Murphy
Mayes County
Rogere
Schuster
Hatten
Hamilton
Raydon
Kenefle
Barber
Bartlett
Burrow
Chaffeo
Coxie
Hexbar
Keltner
Melvin
Panepunta
Lang Bois
Unchuka
Wecharty
Former Senator McCall Dead Needlework Exhibit Signals
Obscure notes describe a small town fair with classes in needlework and lace, a bread bake prize, baby contest, pony races, and replug contests. Entries due by noon on the second day, with restrictions on prizes per exhibitor and modest entry fees. The text mentions a former senator named McCall and a superintendent, plus various handicraft and hobby events.
Oklahoma City Selected as New State Capital Site
Governor Haskell announced the Linwood and Putnam company proposal chosen for the capital site near West Tenth Street. The tract of 983 acres near Oklahoma City will be transferred with $100,000 cash to defray planning costs, plus a $2,000,000 capitalization by the land developer. The project promises a net $1,700,000, with $1,500,000 for capital buildings, $100,000 for furnishings, and $40,000 for commission expenses. Sale of lots to begin tomorrow and a 5 cent streetcar fare schedule is planned.
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Oklahomw City
Oki
Ang
Coma
Haskell
Linwood and Putnon Company
Wouth
West Tenth Street
Putnamy
Oklahoma City
Capital Commission
Capite, Development
Cepital
Guthrie
Ex-Secretary Garfield Heads West Speaking Tour
Cleveland August 24 James R Garfield secretary of the Interior under Roosevelt will depart Mentor Ohio for a westward speaking tour joining Roosevelt and Pinchot in debates on progressive ideas and conservation. He will appear at Cheyenne Wyoming and Quawatomie Kansas discussing corporate influence in politics and plans to enter the fall campaign in key states including Indiana supporting Senator Deveridge.
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Cleveland
James R. Garfield
Roosevelt
Ohio
West
Dimeoff
Pinchot
Cheyenne
Wyo
Quawatomie
Kan
Garfield
Indiana
Deverlige
Four Springfield Firms Tie With Chicago Minos Officers
Four operating companies at Springfield Ti Aug 25 reached a settlement with Chicago Minos officials after a prior decision not to pay in Peoria Early. The agreement involved twelve hundred workers and members of the propagation, balancing the scales after yesterday's talks.
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Springfield
Minos
Chicago
Peoria Ealy
Ptorogation
Board of Agriculture to Sue Negro College Over Funds
Guthrie Oklahoma August 24 Immediate ly after Stillwater Agricultural and Mechanical College received 40500 from the Merrill fund the regents announced they would use mandamus to compel Langston’s Negro Agricultural and Normal University to pay 4500 to Stillwater The board asserts under a state supreme court ruling the Board of Agriculture as regents controls all state agricultural schools and Langston must be governed or lose government funds
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Guthrie
Oklo
Agricultural and Mechanieal College
Stillwater
Merrill Fund
United States Department of Agriculture
Negro Agricultural and Normal
Langston
Morrill
Divorce Granted to Mrs Cudahy in Kansas City
In a Kansas City decree Judge James H. Slover grants Mrs. Mary Cudahy a divorce from John P. Cudahy on incompatibility of temper. Alimony arranged, custody provisions set for their children, with settlements possibly funded by Cudahy family members. Mrs. Cudahy leaves for Chicago with the children after the ruling.
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Kansas City
John P
Jack) Cudahy
Jere Lillis
Cudahy
James H. Slover
John C. Cowan
Omaba
Michael ‘Cudahy
Chidehy
Ole
Catherine
Mary
Clara Cudahy
Qudahy
Chicago
Thirty ‘Sixth
Walnut Streets
Circuit Court
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Florida
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Empire Block
Vinita - Okla
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New Holst
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
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E. A. Stubblefield
Gold Crown and Bridge
0. C. Heidtmad
Wimner Building
Vinita, O's
Louis Bage
Halsell
Vinita, Oklahoma
William T. Aye
C. S. Neer
Foreman
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