Democrats Have Moort Platform At Baltimore Convention
Baltimore June 24 Democrats working on platform promises to address major issues with broad consensus. Plans include a vigorous tariff plank and strong stance on business monopolies, popular government, and national referenda. Proposals also cover prudent currency reform, universal woman suffrage, preferential primaries, and river and harbor improvements.
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Baltimore
Gifereaves
Muage
W. J. Bryan
Uts Agt
Bryan
Cireu
New York
Resolutions Committee
R & Rec
Dion
Cate
Universal Woman
Crowd swirls as van swept off feet before convention
A crowded scene unfolds as a vehicle overturns during arrival at a political convention. The ensuing lobby bustle. attendees, including a temporary chairman and a keynote speaker, discuss rally plans and express strong views. At six o clock, the hotel lobby remains crowded amid the commotion.
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William J
Cobtert Uyer
Tol i
Parker
Ted
Bryan family greets crowd amid hotel corridor rally
In a hotel corridor the Bryan party faced shouts from supporters including “Oh you Bill Bryant” and “There were some of the shouts.” Charles W. Bryan and Mrs. Hargreaves arrived with the Nebraska delegation. William Jennings Bryan planned no public speech during the stay.
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Bill Bryant
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Gontolow
Mrs. Hargreaves
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Charles Bryan
William Jennays
W. J. Bryan
Gill Launches Fight to Unseat Priestley
Chicago report details a Taft faction battle as Judge Gill of Vinita leads a challenge against Priestley in Oklahoma for a national committee seat. Harris of Wagoner is backed by Gill, with Root noncommittal. White of Kansas also faces a Taft attack as delegates return from Milwaukee.
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Chicago
George C. Priestley
Bartlesville
National Committee
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Taft
Judge Gill
Vinita
Jriestley
Jim Harris
Wagoner
Root
Harris
William Allen White
Kansas
Priestley
New York
The
Nations Committee
Cade
Flynn
Oklahomm
Governor Cruce Seeks Department Suggestions For Law Reform
Oklahoma City June 24 Governor Cruce will write to department heads asking for statements on needed legislation to improve law enforcement and fiscal clarity. Replies due by October 1, shaping messages for the upcoming legislative session. He aims to curb contingent expenses by detailing each department expense in appropriations.
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Oklahoma City
Cruce
Taxpayers’ Protective Association
The Queen of the West Oklahoma Hymn
A lyrical portrait extols Oklahoma as the Queen of the West, praising its grandeur and wealth of its hills prairies and natural bounty. It lauds statehood status as a star on the flag and envisions pride in native play and bright colors reflecting regional glory.
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Oklahoma
Queen OF the West
P.P. Duty
Prairies
Yael
Perentilal Verdare
West
Union
Slater
Niagara Falls Leads World in Electro Chemistry Hub
Niagara Falls described as the chemical manufacturing hub of the world as electro chemical growth followed cheap power from the cataract. Aluminum once $3 a pound now 25 cents. U.S. production surged, with calcium carbide and artificial graphite among new products. Treaties limit water use, while Niagara’s power capacity rose from 15,000 to about 400,000 horsepower. In a separate legal note, Judge Davis ruled a corporation cannot buy notes secured by land mortgages in Oklahoma, deeming it a violation of constitutional restrictions on real estate dealing.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
United States
Industrial Commission
Niagara Fallyway
Pittsburg
Niagara
Metallurercal
Cherical Engineering
Germany
Bixby
United States Army
Canada
Davis
Circuit Court
Local Investment Co
Kila Humes
Oklahoma
Call Another Meeting in Craig County Rally
The Republican county convention in this city Saturday voted to hold another mass meeting next Saturday to select candidates for the coming county campaign. The Saturday gathering was well attended and is expected to unite the Republican party across the county. Assessments show Craig County total taxable property at 15,024,501 with over 2,000,000 over assessment noted. Average land value listed at 105 per acre. cattle 224. horses 65.85. hogs 25.95. Mortgage and loan services advertise 7 percent loans with no commission from Gwinnup & Son.
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Craig County
Iasp
Aecoming County
Pear Ty
Railroad Timetables North and East Brung City to KC and California Express
The article lists railroad timetables with train numbers 1 2 5 7 and 405, routes including St. Louis to California, and arrival times around 1:05 a.m. and 9:05 a.m. along with station codes and lines. It references the Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe style schedules with express and Sapulos Express timing details.
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Chy &S. Wo
Okin
City
L.sidtams
California Express
A. Mt
Sapulos Express
K. and T. Railway Train Schedules Noted
Fragmentary railway timetable notes show North Bours and Vinita departures with arrival times listed. Mentions include No. 6-Flems at 12 00 a.m. and No. 10-Katy Limited at 5 37 a.m. with references to Parsons Bob and Dowie.
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Vinita So SK
OS. Dowie
Flems
Esi P N
Parsons Bob
Sore Bsd
Katy Limited
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F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
Vinita, Orlea
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington Building
Louis Bagby
Dr. C.S. Neer
Ofice
Drs. Bagby & Neer
Fowler
Mrs. Jessie Ballard
A. Stubblefield
Scott Building
D. C. Heidtman
Onch
Farmers State Bank
Frisco
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South and West Sound
K. & T. Railway
North Bours
F. L. Hughson
Delaware
Wimer Drug Store
Theo. D. B. Frear
Cocrokee Building
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
Louis Wilson Street
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Adair Street
R. L. Mitchell
J. R. Baird
East Side Livery Barn
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Davenport
New
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Vinita Oklahoma
W. H. McCann Notary Public
Kinnison and Hollow
Okla
Cardus Woman’ Tonic
Mary Neely
Denver
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Cardui
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Barrett-Baffington Building
R. P. Clay
Kansas City Weekly Star
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