Oklahoma Republicans Stand Pat on Taft Policies
Oklahoma Republicans gathered at the Hotel Baltimore to map a campaign to elect a Republican governor, endorsing Taft administration tariff policies and pledging a rapid publicity setup. Leaders McGuire Morgan Norris Harris and other state figures debated candidates like Ellery Jouon White and McNeal, with a plan to push the party doctrine nationwide while avoiding early candidate naming.
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Kansas City
McGuire
Taft
Tatts Potley
Payne Adrieh
Baltimore
Oklatona
Pubielty
Gutliclo
Congress
Bird S. McGuire
Bargin
Doree
Wome
Dick T. Morgan
Woodward
Joseph Norris
Nebraska
James A. Harris
McGllire
Oklahoma City
Awers White
Shawnee
J. W. McNeal
Guthrie
Ttia
State Committee
Uhey
Congressmn McGuire
Morean
Washington
New Oklahoma Road Construction Planned Through Joplin
Joplin Missouri reports a new franchise to run a railroad from Muncogee via Baxter Springs and Kauns to Joplin with an eastern terminus. Work to start within three weeks, with five miles of track in Oklahoma between Miami and Battonville already in operation. Major construction set for Seventh and Main, with gasoline motor cars for passenger service and steam for freight.
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Joplin
Eal Wranklin M. Smith
Munkogee
Baxter Springs
Kaus
Mr. Smith
Miami
Battonville
Pines
Marthenville
Wow
Pankenger
Bag
Triple Murder Work of Revenge Sparks City Mystery
A sensational report alleges a revenge motive in a highway murder near an unnamed city Friday night. Two suspects were seen near the crime scene. Mrs. Bork’s assault status remains unsettled as investigators pursue leads.
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Bork
Fontonne
Kanay
Mr. Hark
Ali
Lere
Mire
Phyalethis
Sooners Defeat Epworth by Very Close Score
Oklahoma City Nov 2 Oklahoma university edged Epworth 12 to 10 before the largest crowd at the Oval. Epworth surprised on defense and near the end the Sooners faced a two yard drive for a touchdown. Right tackle Chpabaw blocked and opened gaps as Oklahoma clinched the win.
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Sooners
Epworth
Oklahone City
Okla
Oklahoma University
Versity
Ok ‘Toma
Oklahoma
Chpabaw
Gulny
Football Claims Lives of Twenty Nine Americans
A New York dispatch reports the 1909 football season nearing its end with twenty nine players dead and at least twenty more gravely injured. The list names Albert Arend, Langdon Babcock, Charles Becker, Michael Burke, and many others from various states, colleges, and high schools, all badly hurt in recent games.
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Albert Arend
Marietta
Langdon Babcock
Buffalo
Ussnes
Charles Becker
Findlay
Michael Burke
Shenandoah
Philadelphia
Medico-Ohl
College Eleven
Eugene Byrne
Veel
Morvard
West Point
Archer Christian
Richmond
Georgetowns
Virginia
Walter Evans
Des Moines
Panora
Dominick Define
Massillon
Ray Graham
Waterloo
Temple Bone
Walter Graber
Necatar
Cutouma
Walter Luffely
Russell Heckel
Pittsburg
Harry Houston
Crawfordville
Ind
Charles Kiswan
Tarrytown
N.Y
Mace Kenzie School
Charles Jack
Denver
Mana
Galorado College
Winifred Ludden
Woodland
Cal
Li Vallejo College
John McArthur
Walbeash
Wabash High School
Robert Millington
Pottsville
Shamokin High School
Samuel Moore
Camden
N. J
Clarence Merce
Wilmington
Missouri Rifles Defeated at Chandler by Oklahoma
The Missouri Rifles were defeated by Oklahoma at Chandler in a third-division match. Oklahoma led early and built a twenty-point advantage at the yard range before Missouri narrowed the gap, finishing the competition with a forty-point margin. A silver cup valued at 100 dollars was offered as a trophy by the Schiele Airie company of Kansas City for the winning squad.
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Okla
Hon Sational Gnaed
Reina
Agerello
Polite
Oktahome
Kirmiah
Casil Lachauign
Tava
Oklahom Louk
Missouri
Sitemlah
Mimo
Nak
Schiele Arie Company
Kuoank City
Eight Thousand TeachersAt Annual Meeting Planned
Guthrie Ohl reports that about eight thousand teachers are to attend the annual state teachers convention in Ollahona City on December 6 29 and 3. School boards plan to pay expenses. preparations include carloads from Woods Garfield and Bryan.
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Guthrie Ohl
Wilkvting Yesterdiy
Etateachers
Ollahona City
Tenehere
Woods, Garfield
Bryan Se
Grant Wat
Escape as Women Fend Off Officers in Deadly Feud Case
In Williamson West Virginia Associated Press reports a deadly feud flare up as Mire Chartet Daniel and her teenage daughter were killed during an attack on their doorway. The assailants fled as women fought off officers to protect their father and brothers. The feud involves Comlly and Daniels families over a shooting incident from a Mundy dispute.
Jurisdiction Rules on Timber Trespass Case in Spokane
The federal court in northern Idaho found Bunker Hill and Falliway Mining guilty of timber trespass. A government judgment of 4,507 dollars was awarded. W M Messenger from Kellogg Idaho sold amber from the estates and relinquished. The court ruled timber removal cannot be hidden under homestead protection.
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Waeh
Northern
Idaho
Bunker HI and Falliway Mining Company
W. M. Messenger
Homer Eastryman
Kellogg
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