Taxes Not Ruinously High as Was Predicted
A fragment from a political discussion argues against fears of ruinous state taxes under a new constitution. It outlines proposed revenue measures including a land tax, an income tax on higher incomes, and a production tax on oil, gas, coal, and other minerals. The piece links these plans to Democratic promises and questions tax burdens on poorer residents versus wealthier officials.
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oFhia
Okiehom
Gollan
Democratic Party
Rory
Walker Released When Story Proves Untrue
A garbled wire service brief reports Walker, supposed superintendent, was released after a story was found untrue. The text contains many errors, but indicates a correction or retraction occurred on the same day, affecting readers’ understanding of events and names involved.
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Walker
Minister Arraigned on Kidnapping Charge
A minister linked with his congregation in Willane faced arraignment on kidnapping charges after a raid by authorities in Mean, with co-defendants and a $3000 bond set for trial. The incident drew attention from local officials and supporters alike.
Harvey Chism Acquitted of Robbery Charge
Associated Press report from Trenton Missouri states eighteen year old Harvey Chism, the youngest of three Chism brothers, was acquitted by a jury of robbery linked to multiple Holkeard stores and the shooting of Marshall George Caraway of Jammoport last spring. Carl Chism died from wounds and Bor Chism was captured.
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Trenton
Oot
Chinese Minister Brewer Talks On To Loge Ho Head
Chinese minister Brewer discusses law enforcement as Washington reports on diplomatic moves after Crane’s return from Sin Prindiseo. The piece notes confusion over policies, mentions U S State Department concerns, and cites local Oklahoma City context and ongoing investigations into public affairs.
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Loge HO
Washington
B.C
Cemno Bis
We Minnister
China
Crane
Sin Prindiseo
Polen
State nurses demand strict sanitary law at convention
Guthris Oklahoma Oct 2 Hearing Howe Ur prevent the spread of tuberculosis were recommended at the convention of the foundation of graduate women held here. Laws requiring compulsory vaccination or protection public health urged with physicians to report tuberculosis cases by time heard. Officers elected include Minn Rae Dessell as president and several vice presidents from Oklahoma Texas and Illinois.
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Oklo
Gradudie Noreen
Minn
Rae
Dessell
Oklahoma
Oly
Mins Mangerie Sorcha
Treacher
Mi Pengiane
Tees
Mitt Thenley
Jalomi Oley
Aaiund
Whee Dents
Mike Bilis
Ankenes
Senator Yeager 16 Not A Candidate
Senator Yeager announces he will not seek the governor’s office next year. His sole aim is to push through the Okighon pipe project by appealing to the Standard Of Isomyjany, which led to plans to continue the system despite limited progress.
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Tulak
Okie
Benator Pt
Yeager
Annette Moent
Okighon
Appei Don
Severe Tropical Storm Angel Rages in West Indies
Severe tropical storm Angel lashes the West Indies and southern Florida with strong winds causing heavy damage to ships and property. No injuries reported. Warnings issued from Mobile to Charleston and Havana reports indicate significant impact on coastal areas.
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Angel
West Indes
Auoojated Press
Washington, D. C
West Indies
Florida
Mobile
Als
Charleston
Havana
Lone Bandit Robs Northern Pacific Office
A lone bandit robbed the Northern Pacific Office at the station early in the morning. The thief seized gold goods and a number of papers from the Ermerzpreas shipping company office with reports of a large haul and vague notes about valuables. No further details on suspects or injuries are available.
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Aeroolitid
Premt
Seattle
Waal
Griminal Libel Suit Called Again Today
A criminal libel case was before Judge Anderson in the United States district court as proceedings continued. A public hearing decided whether the case would proceed to trial, focusing on the paving of the panel and related issues in the matter.
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Tivley
Anderson
United States
Indianaipotia Naws
Entertainment Course Secured For Winter
The Young People's Christian Association announces a professional talent slate for an entertainment season priced at 100 dollars per course. Four artists, including Marguerite Smith Concert Company and Village Singers, will perform. Season tickets will be offered at 150 dollars, aiming to fund broader audience appeal and future programs.
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Heving
Lea Demind
Christian
Binking & Poplin
Marguerite Smith
Durpo &O
Nemmtelatt
The
Village Singers
Filovand Vance Cooke
Seymour Ride
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