Kars Oklahoma Democratic Ticket Names For City Offices
In Kars Oklahoma on Thursday March 30 the Democratic ticket lists Mayor J C Starr City Clerk J Green Chief of Police H Goodprster Police Judge H Mo Williams City Attorney Paul Mackey City Treasurer J M Mahoney Board of Filutation First Ward J H Wimner Second Ward Seymour Kiddie Third Ward J B Bell Fourth Ward O BE Smith Treasurer Earl Walker plus council candidates A G Marrs CC Roberta T F Thompson J Campbell and other ward names.
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Kars
Okla
J. C. Starr
City Clark
J. Green
H. Goodprster
H. Mo Williams
Paul ¥. Mackey
J. M Mahoney
Breet
Wm. Busey
A. G. Marrs
CC. Roberta
T. F. Thompson
J. Campbell
Board of Filutation
J.H. Wimner
Seymour Kiddie
J. B. Bell
BE. Smith
Earl Walker
Oklahoma and national politics collide in crowded opinion piece
A long column mixes campaign tickets, local governance debates, and calls for reform. It cites names like Governor Cruce, Baskell legacies, and Oklahoma politics while contrasting rural ministers with urban preachers and outlining democratic reform ideas such as initiative and referendum, direct nomination, and campaign finance oversight.
Oklahoma Belfry of Bank Debates and Civic Woes
A Vinita critic cites Oklahoma towns with bail risk, banks seek charters to nationalize, and pollution laws falter amid political fights. Guthrie’s State Capital notes Frank Greer’s retirement, Browne’s millennial law push, and Lorimer era debates. Poems and moral reflections close with social censure on friendship and aid.
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Frank Greer
Guthrie
Dennis Flynn
Oklahoma City Times
Times
Haskell
Shift of Farming Population to Oklahoma
The report notes a population decline in older agricultural areas as farms are sold and farmers relocate, many to the Southwest and Oklahoma. Land prices force moves. Oklahoma offers affordable land and rapid farming potential with ready soil and rapid cultivation.
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Enisne
Derieadtore
Fife
Oklahoma
Canada
Oklahoma City Times
Folly of a pugilist and state banking debate
A Kansas City Journal critique questions Jack Johnson after his Reno victory, warning of his alleged folly and legal troubles, then shifts to Oklahoma banking and guaranty law debates, criticizing misadministration but defending the principle. It urges Muskogee to pursue a state fair and ends with reflections on trees and seeds as nature’s grand design.
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Jeffries
Reno
Johnson
San Francisco
Johnson F
Kansas City Journal
Ward
Columbia Bank &Trust Company
Oklahoman
Muskogee
Cruce
Trees and memory through the ages in a reflective essay
A reflective musing on the joy and legacy of trees. The piece recalls Gladstone’s tears over a storm wrecked oak and contrasts childhood memories of climbing or sheltering under trees with those who never planted or cared for them. It compares trees to altars marking life’s journeys.
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Gladstone
Eyry
Abraham
Mexico City cabinet reshuffle signals uneasy changes
Mexico City March 28 The Diaz administration appointed Manuel Inclan as ambassador to the United States and announced interior ministry vacancy amid cabinet shifts. Teodoro Dehesa favored for interior post while General Cosio keeps War and Marine. Rumors of further posts circulate as Vice President Corral may seek a long leave of absence ahead of Congress opening April 1.
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Diaz
Manuel de Zacamacoas E. Ticlan
United States
Francisco Leon de la Barra
Miguel Macedo
Teodoro Dehesa
Vera Cruz
Cosio
Department of War
Prancisca
Leo de la Barra
Thierior
Demetrio Sadi
Jorge Vera Estattol
Pomento
Mimuel Marroquin Rivers
Nortevo Dominguez
Ming
London
Department of Internal Revenues
Postal Service
Ie Mexican Central Railroad
Tunbine and Joan Institution
Inclan
Washington
Manners
Ding
Corral
Toongress
Daz
Report of federal officers killed by revolutionists
An Associated Press report from El Paso dated March 28 states revolutionists slaughtered every federal officer in Guazapera Chihuahua. All were jailed and shot. one young telegraph operator survived by fleeing barefoot to Chinipas twelve hours after the attack. In San Antonio, Francisco I. Madero Sr. arrived declaring peace in Mexico likely within ten days.
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Tex
Guazapera
Chihuahua
Chinipas
San Antonio
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Farmers Message From Vinita Distinctly Excluded
A terse rural notice warns visitors near Vinita to skip certain folks dressed in jumper and overalls and directs them to Ray mond Building at 42-5. The phrasing suggests an abrupt, informal alert or invitation decline with specific location cue.
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Vinita
Cook
Raymond
Special Term of District Court in Oklahoma's 23rd District
Judge Preston Davis seeks the Oklahoma Supreme Court's dates for regular terms in Mayes, Ottawa, and Craig counties. Pryor Creek will host March and September third Mondays. Miami will hold April and October sessions. Vinita will convene May and November sessions. Special terms may occur in Pryor Creek and Vinita for Craig and Mayes counties without juries, to manage dockets and ensure spring term completion.
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Craig
Mayes
Twenty-Third
Oklahoma
Preston 5
Davis
Supreme Court
Pryor Creek
Miami
Ottawa County
Vinita
Craig County
Mayes County
Win Ita
District Court
Uelas
Atory
Mi‘ami
Inspectors raid stock brokers in New York fraud case
United States postal inspectors charged irregularities exceeding 2 million dollars at Wiener & Co and Standard Securities. Arch ie Wisner and Grovers Trumbull were arrested and jailed, with bail set at 7 000 and 5 000 dollars respectively. The firm allegedly sold dormant stocks as active, including many oil and mining outfits, with losses linked to California Oi and Amalgamated Mining and Oil.
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Freee Avenue
Wiener &Co
Standard Securities Company
Postofic
Archie Emmett
Wirner
United States
Archie Wisner
Emmett
Wisner
Trumbull
Wisners
California Oi
Wisner & Co
Consolidated Oi Company
Material Oil Company
Homestake Gold Mining Company
Little Badger Dining Company
Sycamore Oi Company
Valencia Copper Mining Company
Black Oak Gold Mining Company
Eureka Oil and Gas Company
Mount Jefferson Mines
Consolidated
Marcht Gold Mines
Empire Gold Mines, Limited
California and New York Oil Company
California
Monarch Oil Company
United Tonopah and Goldfield Mines
Manhattan-Nevada Gold Mine Company
Philippines Plantation Company
California Diamond Oil Company
Murchil Extension Gold Mining Company
Amalgamated Mining and Oil Company
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