Craig County political announcements flood a 1910 primary
A flood of self announcements fill the Craig County Oklahoma scene for Democratic and Republican primaries in 1910. Candidates seek county judge, sheriff, clerk, register of deeds, county commissioner, attorney, superintendent, and state senate seats from Vinita, Welch, and surrounding areas, while public discourse notes highways, banks, and the capital removal issue shaping local politics.
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Craig County
Sherif
Oklahoma
H. , Ridenhour
Register of Deeds
Pete Coyne
M. Smith
Crate County
Lee RM
H. W
Killa Harlin
Welch
Mayes
Craig
Harlin
Oklahome
Vinita
Tahlequah
Haw
Senate
Let Us Have Light and Water In Vinita
A political column argues against forcing policy before elections, urging Republicans to oppose corporate influence and support reforms such as repealing Jim Crow and two cent fare while discussing a planned electric light plant investment in Vinita. The author, J Billings, also contemplates a city water supply to prevent nightly outages and fire risk.
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Vinita
J, Billings
Campaign Contributions Publicity Debate in McCall Bid
Amended campaign plan favors publishing contributions after elections arguing pre election disclosure could invite denouncement by unscrupulous papers and voters. Senator Burrows explains the logic, calling for restraint and caution amid a broader political taint in Oklahoma and federal commentary on election funding.
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McCall
Burrows
Michigan
Senate Committees On
Chickasha Tax Pride and Cosmic Faith Echo in Letters
A letter compares Chickasha’s low tax rate with other towns, praising local gains from municipal improvements. The author reflects on stability after a comet brush with the world, questions human finitude, and asserts faith in God as creator while pondering the future and enduring seasons.
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Chickasha
Inny
Betty
Earth
A European View on Oklahoma Capital Isolation
The piece debates whether Oklahoma’s capital is restricted by democratic rule and contrasts Republican charges with evidence from financier William Kenefick about M O G bonds sold in France. It asserts French investors show confidence in Oklahoma. A second item notes Frisco fined for slow hay transport and a denied telegraph request for Norge.
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Oklahoma
Statehood
Calta
Kenefick
Paris
Muarkogee
William Kenefick
Kansas City
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Wagoner
France
Okiahoma
Atx
Mont Enretul
Muck Lik Orw
Commonwealth
Frisco
Guthrie, Okio
The
Corporation Commission
Vinita
Luther
Norge
Chickasha
Readjusted cattle prices at Kansas City Stock Yards May 16
Kansas City Stock Yard reports modest shifts in cattle values last week. Top steers reached $8.00 with many $6.50 to $7.90, cows $4.50 to $6.50, stockers $4.00 to $5.80, and feeders $5.00 to $4.25. Hog receipts were heavy near 63,000 head, top at about 0.42, and sheep and lambs showed mixed moves with lambs up and sheep down.
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Kansas City
Balla
Galves
Colorado Fed
Shipplex
Will Sell 4 Million in School Lands in Third District
Guthrie Ohio May 19 The school land commissioners approve the appraisement for 265000 acres in the third district to be sold between July 15 and August 1 The sale aims to add 4 million dollars to the school fund The district includes Alfalfa Beckham Blain Caddo Canadian Custer Dewey Grant Greer Harper Jefferson Kiowa Lincoln Major Noble Oklahoma Pawnee Payne Roger Mills Stephens Washita Woods and Ward.
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Guthrie
Ohio
School Land Commissioners
Anles
Alfalfa
Beckham
Blal Caddo
Canadian
Custer
Dewey
Ill Grant Greer
Harper, Jefferson
Ka Kiowa
Lincoln
Major
Noble
Oahoma
Pawnee
Payne
Roger Mil Stephens
Washita
Woods
Woqward
Commercial Club Meets Tonight at Vinita Fare Event
The Commercial Club invites all possible attendees for a meeting tonight. No major business appears on the agenda besides supporting upcoming county fair efforts. The meeting will discuss factory relations and boosting participation for Vinita’s fare.
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Toni
Strike at Cement Plant Opens in Hannibal
By Associated Press Hannibal Missouri May. Strikers morning opened a motion toward a settlement at the cement plant. Captain Fred Moyers of the Hannibal militia was asked to serve, and Superintendent Smith said he would meet a committee of the workers to discuss terms.
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Associated ‘Preas
Hannibal
Atrikers
Fred Moyers
Smit
Fragmented OCR Note on Mine Framing and Metrics
Readable fragments mention a mine framing and numeric values 6.8 and 4.0 relating to an obituary not clear. Lacking clear names, places, or dates, the item reads as an OCR damaged snippet needing fuller context to summarize reliably.
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D. T, Witt
jVintta
Bulla
Justice of the Peace
Yousual
Vinita Township
Ofice of
1. Swarts
Wedin Adlet
D. B. Stutsman
PF. Parks
Jas
McQullough
Couch
Deeda
Okla
W. L. Trott
Wits
D. No
Clem Huelsenkamp
Billy Friend
Robert L. Chamberlin
Guy Patten
Ned Hoskins
James 8. Davenport
J. Wes Harris
Tam
Co. C. Butler
Baby
Attorjney
Caldwell
State Senate
Mayen
BH. C. Harlin
Kanani City
Hyde
Police Heads
Col. Roosevelt
King Edward
Col
Ewope
Patiam
West
Bill Murray
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Bill
Minols
News-Capital
John Pierds
Wile Farmer
John Pielda
Cudahy
Tate
Wall Street
Issie
Halley
Creager
Roosevelt
Taft
London
Premeber
Guthele
Pentimesti
Gome
Kirkpatrick
Chickasha Commercial Club
Otty Let
Cincinnati
Bankas Opt Stock
J. &. Rickart
Commercial Club
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