Tax Convention Called to Seek Tax Reduction in Oklahoma
A statewide call by the Citizens Protective League of Oklahoma urges a June 29 meeting in Oklahoma City to discuss measures to reduce taxes. Delegates from local tax leagues and organizations will consider reform proposals, seek public fund savings, and oppose waste, with nonpolitical aims and inclusive participation from taxpayers statewide.
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Cally Tate
Okimhontally
Oklahoma
C Fund
Citizens’ Pro- Elive League of Oklahoma
Chamber of
Colvord Bullae
Oxinhoum City
Jesday
Bolt
Iderin
Public Funde
Vinedielt Ana
Erce
Mie de Talland
Phila
Boise Mad
Protectivis Agus
Yeti Peerevta
Ings
Hasa
Clasa—Foey
Citizens’ Protective Ie of Oklahoma
Citizens Prove League of Oklahoma
Thiag
Ihoma
Igned Citizens Protective League OF Oklahoma
Iheuanves
Osage Nation Chooses Bacon Rind as Chief in Election
In a decisive Osage election at Vinyhaska Oklahoma the Progressive party ticket led by Chief Bacon Rind and Henry Red Hagte won by a large margin. Rind becomes head of the richest Osage nation as votes were counted across the day.
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Osage County
Chile
Uckel
Pawhueka
Osages
Chef Bacon ‘Rind
Jens
Wicie
Vyhuska, Okla
Jones
Geneive
Bacon Rind
Henry Red Hagte
Why enforce law on railroads and not people
A letter argues that railroads obstruct crossings yet evade penalties while private individuals face fines. asks why officials do not enforce the law and collect daily penalties to compel crossing construction. It notes Senator Robert L. Owen joining the Democratic national congressional committee advisory group alongside leaders like Stone Culberson Martin Newlands Bankhead and Chamberlain.
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Frisco Railroad
Owen
Robert L. Owen
Coatrman
National Congressional Committee
Senator Stone
Missouri
Culberson
Texas
Martin
Virginia
Newlands
Nevada
Bankhead
Alabama
Chamberlain
Oregon
Mammoth Wall at Niagara Fortified by Treaty Plan
Fragment describes a massive Niagara wall project aimed to shield the falls’ surroundings and preserve the scenery. It notes the American Canadian waterways treaty limits and that the extra diversion would not reduce the American Falls more than an eighth of an inch, preserving splendor.
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Mm Feld
N.Y
Niggam Iyils
Vitor
Reveinly
Queet Vittoria Ningariy Park
New York State
Power Companion
Wong
Tig Payer Company
Atuta
Nieguro Falls
United States
Bixby
United States Army
Adpled Adages Litany of Writings in Fragment
A fragmentary collection of proverb like lines. The text blends old saying style with misspelled and jumbled phrases about kissing, lights going out, staying dry, rage, duty, love, costs, wine, women, honesty, and breath. No clear narrative or date or author.
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Kat
Fragmentary verse and witticisms attributed to a judge
A garbled quotation set presents lines on home, mortgages, gluttony, weight, and kindness. The text mixes aphorisms with archaic phrasing and a header line attributing to a judge, yielding a fragmented editorial or miscellany item with no clear narrative or event.
Petition signatures questioned in state measure fraud case
A hearing recounts alleged forgery in a petition to call an election on a measure. Experts note similar handwriting across pamphlets and many names not matching addresses, with testimony detailing multiple signatures repeated, invalid voters, and widespread proxy signing. The document cites 1800 plus signatures questionable, and evidence includes pamphlet bundles and locality corroboration.
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Italy
Sienatit
Anik
Neyers
Perros
Siubrle
Pawnee
Atrianiz
Steat
Gomie
Boy Scouts in Vinita Publish Troop 2 Roster
At the request of Vinita residents the list of Troop No. 2 Scouts present at last night’s meeting is published. Enrollment is about fifty and two new members were added with honorable discharges. Meeting began 8:17 and adjourned 10:05 p.m.
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Vinita
Boy Scouts Movement
Spavie Baw
Emmett Kenny
Tom Tolbert
Paul Oneil
Sam Fowler
Chas Magee
Ray Smith
Bob McDaniel
Chester Simms
Dilford Gilatrap
Howard Hughson
Herron Dison
W. A. Scott
Phil Mitchell
Earnest Bailey
Russell Rich
Carl Webb
Haskell Armstrong
Sam Smith
Raleigh Clark
Luke Galon
Jim Haymes
Padon Tolbert
Willie Hamilton
Ray Hamilton
Max Chambers
Claude Barber
Tom Stough
John Hously
Pierre Berkland
Tom Webb
Wright Poindexter
Cline i Camberlin
Willie Glenn
Ofelonk P. mi
Trotter School to Be Sold at Public Sale
School District No. 32 announces the public sale of the Trotter school at 1 00 PM on July 3. Oral titles may be rejected per order of the school board.
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Trotter
Akin Bill Ruling Stirs Initiatives and Petitions
A court decision questions petition signatures in an Akin initiative fight. Secretary Harrison rules signatures genuine only if the signer personally appeared with the circulator. The ruling impacts petitions and a potential state board review.
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Harrison Thutvile
Wyle Sivan
Witt & Ippesl
J. W. Harthotomely
Akin
Bis
Harrisin Ee
Campbell Russell
Board of Mericulture
Pete Hon
Harrison
Tia
Nigeleyte Tara
Muskogee County to Resist Property Tax Increases
Muskogee county commissioners plan to challenge any state board action raising property valuations. Swanson, spokesman, says the county will fight as a unit if the state board increases assessments this year. Observes Guthrie’s city valuation far below Muskogee’s and notes west side value reductions. Senator Harlin, Newman, Roberts, and Linnthan present. Linnthan faces a court issue with Lawless over mortgage payments.
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Muskogee
Okla
Supreme Court of the United
Coon
Swanson
State Board
Guthrie
Senator Harlin
M. Newman
0. T.roberts
M. J. Linnthan
Welch
Mr. Linnthan
Leare
J. Lawless
Lawless
Linnthan
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