Kaneas Politician Attacks Cannon in West Speech
Kesme City dispatch reports Willem Alles White of Kacess urging progressives to oust Cannon in the West and Midwest. White cites direct primaries in Kas ons and urges party unity to sweep out reactionaries, pledging support for reformers and challenging Cannon allies amid calls for accountability.
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Kesme City
Willem Alles White
Billie” of
Kacess
Cemet Kenees City
Peeterday
Bringtex
Kanees Congressions
Cannes
White
Kaneas
Kantas City
Kane
Mr. White
Ufe
Republican Party
Cannon
Banking plan divides nation into twenty currency districts
Washington reports that about half of bankers oppose the postal bank idea while endorsing currency reform proposed by Rep. Fowler. The plan would create twenty commercial zones overseen by district boards and a central currency controller, with banks issuing notes backed by U.S. bonds and gold reserves to protect depositors and provide federal guarantees.
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Washington
Thane
Seach Board of Managera
Legat
Euardhiin
Bari
Kotet
Depowlta
United States
Board of Managers
Sheriffs Vote to Levy Reward for Hunter Arrest
At Muskogee Oklahoma January sheriffs gathered for the annual convention. They discussed paying a reward for the arrest of the Negro hunter who killed Sheriff Garrison of Oxia home county and agreed to levy a assessment on all members to fund the reward for Pine Bluff Arkansas officers involved.
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Mustogre
Gila
Muskogee
Iat
Sherifa
Musigre
Muskogeether
Bherl Ramsey
K Street
Garrison
Oxia
Pine Bluff
Ark
City council votes ordinances on police records and rail crossing
City council held its regular session and approved three ordinances. Two require widening railroad crossings at First and Second streets to meet legal standards. The third demands monthly written arrest and disposition reports from all police and city officials to identify accountability. A plan for a retaining wall at the ravine near Second Street was ordered and specifications requested for the next meeting.
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Councl
Prine
Etty
Eity Council
Sreond
Mil Alte
Demurrer Filed in Muskogee Town Lot Case
Ardmore Oia Oct 21 A general demurrer to the Muskogee town lot incidents was filed today stating about twenty reasons why the defendants should be debarked by the court The demurrer will be argued October 19th.
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Ardmore
Oia
Muskogee
Céte
Treasury Gold Deposit Proposal Referenced in 6 Month Averages
The text outlines a plan to deposit gold coin equal to 5 percent of the preceding six month average deposits and 5 percent of bank notes issued. The deposited amount would count toward bank reserves. Estimates say total deposits may reach at least 14.11 billion dollars with gold backing around 70 million dollars.
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Treasury
United States
Ita
Fowler
Defend ant Wins Land Title Suit
Alma Psy Retuher et al sued to quiet title on a valuable parcel. In District Court Judge Tom Brown presided until Judge Jobs J. Shea sat temporarily. Shea was disqualified from litigating in his home district, so Brown will travel to Bartlesville to continue.
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Alma
Albert Wadmire
Tom Brown
Jobs J. Shea
Bartlesville
Shea
Brows
Appointments by Bishop Quayle for Oklahoma Methodist Conference
Nevats Onla Oct 19. Bishop W. A. Quayle announced assignments for Muskogee and McAlester districts, naming superintendents, stations, circuits, and supply appointments across towns including Muskogee, Claremore, Tahlequah, Pryor Creek, Sapulpa, Vinita, Wagoner, and Otter Creek. Several circuits to be supplied by named individuals, with Sunday school missionary noted.
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Muskogee
B. G. Stockwell
Bartlesville
J. 4
Dixon
West Side
W. B. Unearther
Bokoshe
Short Mountain
W. C. Miller
Boynton and
Morris
J. Q. Wellh
A. R. Kent
Dewey
George F. Penn
Foyl
Jenks
J. W. Meeks
Keileyville
EB. M. Peacock
Keller
W. G. Watters
Senepah
W. J. Grant
Miami
C. A. Wright
Miami Circuit
Piret Church
H. P. Beall
Trinity
J.C. Morton
Nowala
F. W. Moore
Oshelnis
Ramona
George A. Dittmar
Okmulgee
Thomas Denery
Oolagah
F. B. Alexander
Owasso
C. A. Myles
Porter
Joshua Cloud
Pry
Omission of The in Oklahoma Indictment Harmless Error
The court holds omitting the word The before State of Oklahoma in a criminal information is harmless error and not reversible. Justice Purman notes the five year sentence of W P Caples of Ardmore for manslaughter, with Furman concurring against the Supreme Court of Michigan ruling to the contrary.
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Fabric
Okla
Oklshome
Justice Purman
Criminal Court of Appeals
W. P. Caples
Ardmore
Menalt
Kil
Furman
Supreme Court
Mie Wourt
Standard Oil Cuts Prices Across Grades in Pa
The Standard Oil Company announced today reductions in all grades of kerosene oil and other fuels in Pennsylvania. The price of kerosene is cut five cents and other grades two to eight cents, effective immediately, according to the Pittsburgh Opt. 21 report by Associated Press.
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Associated Preax
Pittsburg
Standard Ol Company
Erate
Pennsylvania
Elaht Conte
Segregated Lands Proposals Split Choctaw Chickasaw Nation
Durant Oklahoma Oct 50 Congress grants the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations a plan to pay 90 million to 30560 members for all segregated lands and joint properties, ending the tribal government. Representative Durant supports selling remaining joint possessions and distributing funds, reshaping Indian affairs in the new state region.
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Durant
Okla
Hf Congress
Tuskahooma
Tuckahows
W. A. Durant
Council of the Indians
McCalla-Durant
Mei
Tamoun
Lemet
Cian
Durand Announces Two Changes in the Schedule
Census Director Durand reveals two major changes to the manufactures schedule for the thirteenth census. He explains past estimates were often off and that the new form will track workers by a single week with totals per month, plus propose an extra appropriation to capture classified wages.
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Washington, D. C
Durand
Bureau of
Congress
Cabinet Resigns As Madrid Government Reshuffles
In Madrid on October 21 the cabinet led by Premier Maun Mened faced a crisis as a resignation swept through the ministry formed in January 1907. Officials announced the cabinet's resignation amid mounting troubles in New York Associated Press dispatches.
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Madrid
Bpain
Oet
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