Democratic tariff debate highlights and senate stance
A Kansas City Star report reflects on tariff reform and party dynamics. Senator Gore's interview outlines a democratic push for majority will, praising candidates who back tariff reductions while critiquing high protectionism and partisan voting guidance.
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Interonte
Congress
Sen Gore
Ollahonsile
Senate
Konate
Muda
Democratic Party
Gove
Tari
Joer
Kansas City Star
King of Crops Era in Oklahoma and Corn Prospects
The article discusses corn as a key future staple for Oklahoma, noting a shift from cotton dominance. It cites 1807 and recent harvest figures, with expectations of substantial gains and a production value around 100 million dollars. It references historical remarks by Samuel J. Tilden and debates on corn’s national importance.
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Oulalomsa
Olelahona
Oklahoma
King Corn Returns Prosperity for Oklahoma City
The excerpt argues corn prices and yields will spur a quick revival of prosperity akin to Roosevelt era growth. It forecasts reduced idle cars as harvests lift output and notes tariff debates as secondary. The piece portrays corn as the key driver of economic improvement.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Oklahoma Pride and Caution Amid Crop Roars
A rambling Oklahoma opinion extols the state as a premier crop producer while noting weather challenges. It claims droughts and pests fail to deter a resilient agriculture, urging readers to migrate for better returns and richer farming opportunities. The piece also references harassment claims faced by The Bartonville Enterprise and warns against anonymous threats to editors.
The Great Blind and Notable Blind Figures
A discussion praising blind individuals who achieved success across fields. It cites Homer Keller Herreshoff Fawcett Gore Braille Pullitzer and others as evidence that blindness is not an insurmountable handicap. The piece notes heightened abilities among the gifted blind and reflects on nature’s response to affliction.
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Wightlean
Homer
Milton
Heaven
Hell
Helen Keller
John Herreshoff
Henry Fawcett
England
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Louis Braille
Joseph Pullteer
van Norden
Veterans' Workshop at National Home in Leavenworth
The piece describes a group of veteran workers at a small Leavenworth Kansas building attached to the National Soldiers Home. They craft utile and whimsical items from wood while reflecting on life’s tragedies including a pardoned old man who served fifteen years for killing a man who harmed his daughter.
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van Norden
National Soldiers
Leavenworth
Kans
Crank S Hop
Kansas
State Penitentiary
Aleepe
Bar Stave
Atate
Tie Broken
Cattle Market Slows as Prices Dip Under Heavy Quotations
Kansas City is seeing a rush of cattle to market as rail service improves. In the quarantine division 17000 calves and cattle moved in on Monday, 10000 on Tuesday with 6000 still under quarantine. Prices for good steers 1180 to 1260 pounds fell 40 cents from last week, with other grades down. Hogs opened steady to lower with packers paying 5 to 10 cents less and top at 8.06 while primes rose in some lots.
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Kansas City
Packera
Haskell Comments On Taylor Report In Guthrie Speech
Guthrie Oklahoma July 21 Governor Maskell comments on State Inspector Taylor figures saying he has not examined them but presumes accuracy. He defends a technically perfect bookkeeping system and criticizes newspapers for baseless headlines. He cites three thousand dollars in paving and mentions Caldwell and attorney general actions.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Taylor
Frankell
Tetal
Caldwell
Manu
Induotag Wa
Barneat
Busy Wilson Street Welcomes Road Building Push
Noise of saws and hammers fills the air as Wilson Street becomes busy with building material and active work crews. Residents note the surge in road construction driven by stone industry demand and discuss expected hotel and business development along Witcon Street in Vinita.
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Wilson ‘Street
Frisco Cashier L Allen Dies at Springfield Hospital
L Allen, cashier for the Frisco at this point, died yesterday afternoon at 2 oclock in the company hospital in Springfield Missouri after an illness of ten days. He is survived by his wife who was at his bedside. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from his residence. He had been with the Frisco here for several months and was well liked by many friends.
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L. Allen
Frinco
Company Hospital
Springfield
Allen
Springfeld
Mr. Allen
Ailes
Civil Service Examination Notice for Vinita Oklahoma
An examination for clerk and carrier will be held at the post office in Vinita Oklahoma on August 14 1909. Applicants aged 18 to 45 and physically sound may apply. Married women are not admitted except as clerks.
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Wno
Vinita
Okla
Chicago
Hila Gingles
Agnes Barrette
Gingles
Miss Barrette
Wellington
Prech Lick Springs
Ind
Miss Ginglea
Thomas Mackey
Ella
Treland
Grand Jury
Thi Wening
Two Die as Kenosha Strike Riot Erupts at Tanning Plant
Two men were killed and about twenty injured in a strike riot at a Kenosha tanning plant as workers attempted to reopen the plant. An armed clash broke out and authorities halted weapon sales while several strikers were reported to be armed.
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Kenosha
Ay Associated Prows
Wis
Sompauis Cial
Troopa
Arma
Hoard Recommends Pardon for Smith
The Iowa board of pardons recommended an unconditional pardon for Samuel France Smith aged seventy two son of the author of America He was convicted five years ago and sentenced to eleven years in the penitentiary on charges of perjury larceny and embezzlement.
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Associated Prean
den Moines
Iowa Board of Pardons Today
Samuel France Smith
America
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