Welcome Home Dr. Cook to Be National Event in New York
Preparations in New York for the homecoming of Dr. Frederick A. Cook aim for a national and international reception. Arctic Club plans include prominent explorers from around the world, with Lieutenant Shackleton possibly present and Taft attending as national representative.
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New York
Frederick A. Cook
Arctic Club
Cook
Shackleton
Antarctic
South Pole
Arctic Club Hope
Taft
Kwalcome Lr
Anthony Fiala
Joseph BE. Bernier
Dr. Cook
Bradley S&s. Osborn
The
Explorer
Commission Fines Pioneer Telephone in Guthrie Case
Guthrie Oklahoma September 4 The Corporation Commission by order No 235 fines Pioneer Telephone Company one hundred dollars and costs for raising telephone rates without an order The company admits rate increases in Oklahoma City but argues the city ordinance tied rate increases to five thousand telephones and contends hotels rooms phones were counted as a single telephone in the ordinance.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Oklahoma City
Taft Leaves Beverly for Marblehead Course
An Associated Press report from Beverly notes Taft leaving Beverly harbor aboard the flagship for Marblehead. President Taft, aboard with Dave Myre, is said to be feeling better and does not anticipate a relapse after yesterday’s illness.
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Taft
Beverly
Marblehead
Associated Press
Beverly, Maan
Beverly Harbor
Dave Myre
Boy Identified as Helen Florence Dixon
Fragmentary report notes a boy identified as Helen Florence Dixon linked to a former political figure and party, with unclear details. The text hints at identity issues and possible distress but offers few concrete facts or dates.
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Helen Florence Dixon
Sheriff uncovers 141 gallons of whiskey at depot
Sheriff Ridenhour obtained a search warrant and found 47 cases of whiskey in pints and half pints at the Frisco freight depot. The depot held 141 gallons total, with brands varying and a ten case shipment billed to one man as part of ongoing liquor enforcement.
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Ridenhour
Pendiig
All Oklahoma League Possible for Next Season
Enid Oklahoma September 4 The Western association 1909 season closed yesterday Bald winning the pennant by a good margin The local team led from early in the season Muskogee finished second Guthrie took third after climbing from the second division Financially the season was stormy but after Joplin and Webb City clubs were transferred to Reno and Sapulpa the association improved It is not probable Joplin or Springfield will seek franchises again There is talk of making the association an all Oklahoma league next season.
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Enid
Okla
Western Association
Muskogee
Guthrie
Senators
Joplin Aod
Webb City
BB Reno
Galveston Port Sees Record Trade and Giant Cable Yard
The Galveston port is served by 25 steamship lines plus one coastwise line and has the best New York rate of any gulf port. Year totals show 1,672 ships entering and clearing with 4,507,203 net tons, up 128 vessels and tonnage to 7H. 90). A vast contract is due to finish early January with about 12,000,000 cable yards installed inside the seawall. Construction on the causeway linking Galveston to the mainland begins, costing about 1 million dollars.
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Galveston News
Ita
Galveston v
Hineé
New York
Galveston
Wisconsin Probes Bank Guaranty Law Field Hearing Planned
Madison reports a special Wisconsin legislature committee will hear testimony on the Insurance of Bank Deposits law. The panel coordinates with Oklahoma bankers and plans a hearing in September to cover work and schedule meetings with prominent bankers in that week. The group also planned to visit Nebraska to discuss the law there, though details remained uncertain.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Ovier
Oklahoma
Tum
Furbher
Duritg
Inio
Nebraska
Nebr
Mies Mildred Maxim Rogers Birthday Notices
A fragmentary item lists Mildred Maxim Rogers with a birthday greeting and mentions a young friend Anne Bagby Pauline Brinner Dorothy Masing Dey and Melen in attendance at the event.
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Mies
Mildred Maxim Rogers
Ined & A Young
Anne Bagby
Pauline Brinner
Dorothy Masing Dey
Melen
Bellamy Declares Stand on Salary Payment for Banking Board
Guthrie Oklahoma September 4 Lieutenant Governor Bellamy addresses the state banking board to explain his view on the double compensation claim. He asserts the constitution limits his pay to nominal duties and notes expenses are reimbursed from banking law fees. The board votes to preserve his salary but to seek judicial clarification on the legality of such payments.
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Guthrie
Oklo
State Banking Board
Bellamy
City
Sergicon
Ottaers
Special legislative call questioned by Oklahoma governor
Gov N Hoskell indicates he may convene the Oklahoma legislature in winter only if unforeseen events arise and a special session is deemed necessary. Chickasha leaders fear losing the girls industrial school funding as the 1898 session provided for buildings but not maintenance.
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Guthrie
Okla
N. Hoskell
Asha
Chickasha
D. Cameron
Prof
Abernathy
Cuthrie
Haakell
Citisegaion
Faye Ceeshon
Lee
Ada
Hisinese
Divorced Couple Sought in Vinita After Alleged Theft
In Vinita Oklahoma a divorce suit lists B Williams as the plaintiff claiming theft in several public places. The couple left for Tulsa following the alleged incident and the case centers on alleged misdeeds by Williams.
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R. Warner
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Farmers National Bank
the Farmers State Bank
Sooshim
Netroll Building
M. Gwinnup
Son Vinita, Ohlahoma
Durieg
Avycalier
Padres
Fife
Pete Stigg
Poe
Bueiresta
Obdee
Kear Carver
Pirlee
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Costae
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Ellow
Gancey
Wilsichs
Chicago, Ill
Commission
Telephone Company
Preas
Perer
Col
Sept
Locke
Jain
Wesay
Helen
Onerife
Frisco Freight
Galvestona
Town
Dankinge
Corte Ag
W. Bellamy
Atte Banking Board
Maskell
Rok Jen
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Hal- Vine
He Air
Vinita
Willaams
Wiliams
Tulsa
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