Vinita Campaign Push for County Fair and Roads
Vinita residents are urged to back a county fair and good roads movement in Craig county. The plan includes a proposed $65,000 courthouse and $26,000 in wires, with a special election to decide funding. business leaders emphasize a county fair as a unifying event and question rent costs versus a sinking fund approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig County
Vinita
Court House
Vintta
Andihie Town
Vinelle
Senator Gore of Oklahoma Faces No Remarkable Debate
A Massachusetts senator challenged Senator Gore’s figures on profits of New York state mills during the tar debate, accusing him of unverified claims. Gore, relying on memory, defended his statements by citing the bureau report and pressed the critic with detailed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Oklahome
Lodge
Gore
New Hoyland
Massachusetts
Bureau
Senator Lodge and the Senate’s Tariff Debate Critique
The New York World praises Senator Lodge for his precise memory and steadfast adherence to tariff reform. It contrasts him with other senators, noting his ability to expose shams and his loyal, principled stance amid Washington politics.
A KINDERGARTEN TARIFF LESSON
Kansas City Star reports a question and answer exchange on tariff policy during the Republican presidential nomination campaign. It notes Aldrich Lodge and other leaders dispute a downward tariff pledge while highlighting tariff revision as the campaign’s chief issue and Natt’s strength from his stand for lower duties.
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Aldrich
Lodge
Republlican
Natt
Senate
House Committee
Kansas City Star
The Price of a Bout lecture by William J. Bryan speakers
Bryan warned in Kansas City that corporations own the press and distort news as editors are compelled to publish editorials. He argued the public cannot know stock ownership and urged the news industry to adopt truth in reporting and resist corporate influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Kansas City
Regent O
Willeh
Rail Rude
Carporatone
Coorporation
Saloonkeepers protest high monthly protection dues
The Tulsa Way notes Muskogee saloonkeepers pay one hundred dollars monthly for protection and receive value, while suggesting Tulane should study Muskogee’s “up to date” liquor regulation that allegedly corrupts police, praising Tulsa’s system as unique.
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Muskogee
Tulks
Tulea
Tulaa
Commissioner Takes Issue With Kansas Bankers
Guthrie Ohia June 1908 bank commissioner A M Young replies to Kansas Bankers Association critique of Oklahoma guaranty law. He states Kansas law caps assessments at one fifth of 1 percent with 2 percent yearly limit, denies unlimited tax claim, notes charters refused when not justified, and contrasts state and national bank rates. He accuses Kansas official Dolley of misrepresenting the law and cites prior actions and policy alignment with Oklahoma standards.
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Guthrie
Ohia
Dolley
Kansas Bankers’ Assoekation
Wichita
Kans
A. M. Young
Oklahoma
Kansas
Young
Justi
Thie
Memphis Honors Confederate Veterans in June Reunion
Memphis prepares for the nineteenth Confederate reunion with bunting and both flags. estimates of 100000 visitors. Gen H A Tyler, Geo W L Cabell, and Gen Clement Evans arrive to organize events as veterans gather for a multi day program including a Coral Parade and a grand ball for sponsors and maids of honor.
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Memphis
Tenn
Confederacy
Federal Union
Clement A. Evans
William Mickle
Vans
Wouth
Oklahoma Board of Equalization Adopts Committee Report
Guthele Oklahoma June. State board of equalization met yesterday and adopted the committee report by Chas A Taylor and M B Trapp after some modifications. The schedule lists pipe line valuations per mile for various pipe sizes and shows gulf pipeline and other gas companies with percentage adjustments. A hearing date of June 12 was set for objections to fixed values, with numerous company valuations cited and a total property value proposed at 7,091,271 dollars, marking a large increase over the prior year.
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Prairie of Wad Gow
Texas Company
Gulf Pipe Line
Bartes
Bartlensille Gas & Oil Company
Bellevue Gas & ON Company
Duquesne OH & Gas Company
Indian Territory
Mumivating Oil Company
Minnetouke O11 Company
Vale
Nabt
Tow
Washington Notes on tariff revision letters
Senator Gore highlights how Dingley era tariff revisions relied on private correspondence. Letters from Whitman North and others show pressure to protect worsted industry interests, with references to Aldrich Dingley and committee handlers in 1897 Washington and Boston.
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Gore
Senate
Boston
Mass
Whitman
United States
Wm. Whitman
Heston, Maas
Mr. North
Washington
Messrs. Aldrich and Dingley
Normal Notes Delighters in Enrollment Rise This Week
The enrollment on the fourth day is about one third higher than last year. A lecture on Banking and Business will be given next week. Chapel at 7 30 draws a large attendance with teachers present. Teachers show much interest and work progresses. The Normal manual training chess class under Mr Mary Darrell advances rapidly. About thirty new teachers enrolled this week, surpassing previous year. An office at the high school building provides a place for teachers to write letters and handle business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Aldrich
Allison
Platt
S. N. D. North
New State Bank of Tuttle Authorized in Oklahoma
A new state bank to be known as the Oklahoma State Bank of Tuttle with capital stock of 15000 was authorized yesterday by A M Young state bank commissioner.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma State Bank of Tuttle
A.M. Young
Death claims chaplain of United States
Rev. Mr Ward Everett Hale, chaplain of the United States Senate, died at his home in Roxburg today at age eighty seven. His passing shocked Boston as few knew of his illness. The notice intermingles unrelated ad copy about farm equipment and harness sales.
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Boston
Mer Ward Everett Hale
United States Senate
Roxburg
Kansas City Stock Yards Market Report Early Season Movements
Kansas City stock yards show rising cattle receipts and mixed demand as grass cattle replace high priced fed cattle. Hog prices trend upward with top at 7.55 and weights over 200 pounds at 7.20 to 7.65 while feeders mix. sheep and lambs fall modestly amid volatility. Receipts in quarantine division reach 222 loads with several named sellers and recorded prices.
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Kansas City
Texas
Kanane City
Gottlieb
Pocassett
Ball, Foyil
Sony Bros. Belcher
Driggers & Co
Mountain View
Jolene Hires
Johns Brom
Grant
Oklahoma
Riley, Okemah
Peery, Chril
Occ
Ceu
P. Long
Marietta
Stewart
Nowata
Roberta
Okla
Reed
Lindsay
Lillard, Nelogany
Wheat and hogs figures mix in Vinita district notes
Vinita R F and others report ripe wheat and pes crops. J J Rogers ships corn to Vinita. A A Carselowey buys a hog dipping vat. Huckleberries ripe. Kate Zeumerman of Vinita visits. School district 67 lists building on Camp Bell Goforth farms. Mrs A H Brecker and Wichita visitors stay several days. Four mill tax levied at school meeting. Joe Rogers reelected treasurer. Turner Mitchell hosts farewell dinner. Boys arrested on Cabin Creek for hunting. Sunday school progress at Carselowey school. 3 pm Sundays. Carselowey gains members. township includes railroad.
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Johnson Landruxs
J. J. Rogers
Vinita
A. A. Carselowey
Kate Zuumerman
Winita
Tuenday
Campbell
Goforth
Mra
A. H. Brecker
Wichita
Kans
Joe Rogers
Turner Mitchell
Mitchell House
Washington
Cabin Creek
Carselawey
Almont
Bank of Oklahoma Opens In Tulsa With 960000 Capital
Tulsa's Bank of Oklahoma begins operations as the city's eighth banking institution. Capitalized at 960000, with G. R McCullough, formerly of Pawnee, as president and A. B Gradaban, formerly of City National Bank, as cashier.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bank of Oklahoma
G. R McCullough
Pawnee
A. B Gradaban
City National Bank
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Vinita, Ohio
Lyman Abbott
Secretary Barrett
State Board of Agriculture
Asendhance
Senator Lodge
Henry Pawcett
Gladstone
Wigiress
New York World
the Corporation Newspaper
Oklahoma State
Les
Board of Equalization
Washington Notes
LaFollette
Penrose
Yellow Journalite
Lao Jette
Pennsylvania
Mrr
Mary Darrell
New Bank
Tuttle
Bente
Warren
Kansas City Stock Market
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