Oklahoma City Tax Reform Meeting Urges Economy and Legislation
Citizens Protective League of Oklahoma leaders led a mass meeting at the Lyric Theatre to push relief from high taxes through state statutes and possible initiative and referendum. Speakers urged retrenchment, baneners from politics, and targeted reforms to lower levies and attract investment.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Citizens’ Protective League of Oklahoma
Charles F. Colcord
Lyric Theater
Colcord
Seymour C. Heyman
Dan W. Hogan
Farmers’ National Bank
J. ¥. Callahan
Enid
Garfield MS County Taxpayers Association
Callahan
Democratic Party
Garfield County Taxpayers’ Association
A Federation
C. Heyman
Oklahoma City Board of Education
Grace Denies Shooting Husband in Atlanta Trial
Atlanta report says Mrs Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace released on bail after being charged with assault with intent to murder her husband Eugene H Grace a prominent builder shot at their home. Police evidence includes a 22 caliber pistol and testimonies from servants. Grace recounts she left at 12 15 and believed husband ill while he says he was shot at 6 am and called for a doctor.
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Atlanta
Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace
Eugene H. Grace
Grace
Mrs. Grace
Newnan
Mr. Grace
Philadelphia
Gene
J. C. Ruffin
Work on Asylum to Begin Next Monday
Dr. Oliver Bagby returned from Oklahoma City this morning with news that work will start on the hospital for the insane at this place next Monday. Contractor Holmboe reported in Oklahoma City that a force of men would arrive to begin work and that the two buildings now under construction would be finished without delay.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma County
Oliver Bagby
Oklahoma City
Katy
Holmboe
Wilsons books are open on Oklahoma victory in Democratic convention
Senator Gore praised Oklahoma Democrats for backing Governor Woodrow Wilson, disputing Clark funds allegations and arguing the Oklahoma result was largely spontaneous. He noted Wilson’s appeal to the public heart, warned against a three-way regional split, and defended the campaign expenses as modest compared with the outcome.
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Washington, D.C
Oklahoma
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Thomas P. Gore
Wilson
Clark
Gore
Snet
Washington
Missouri
State Committee
Wileon
Dooorste
Wilton
Amiple
Now Disney's Hat in the Ring Forms in Oklahoma Sky
Musckgee Oklahoma March 6 A taut cloud over the political horizon shows a Roosevelt image to observers and the public as a factor, with George C Priestley riding along in the same political spectacle, signaling a developing campaign dynamic.
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Disney
Musckgee
Okla
Oklahoma
Theodore Roosevelt
George C. Priestley
Rough Rider 5 Knocking Out Taft
Oklahoma City reports from 43 of 76 counties at Republican county conventions show 278 delegates for Roosevelt, 49 for Taft, 102 for Priestley, and 45 for Harring. Logan, Tulsa, Bryan, Stepheny Sin Pittsburg listed among counties. Roosevelt appears to have four votes in excess of a majority in the state convention.
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Oklahoma City
Roosevalt
Taft
Priestley
Harring
Logan
Tulsa
Bryan
Stepheny
Vinita Dries Up as Federal Dry Law Closes Saloon Row
United States Marshal Grant Victor and Sheriff H E B Riden closed all liquor establishments in Vinita today under federal authority. The move signals Vinita becoming drier than since statehood with warnings to liquor vendors to halt sales. The piece also notes Roosevelts cloud over Oklahoma politics, with Disney and Owen figures shaping the Republican push, while Creager remains noncommittal as winds shift between Roosevelt and Taft factions.
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United States
Grant Victor
H. EB. Ridenhour
Vinita
Uncle Sam
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Vancouver
Ohio
8. P. Render
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Spealer
Rough Rider
Hae
Torday
Liz. Dlaney
L. G. Disney
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Bimectt
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Creager
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