Bryan Day in Chicago as Labor Parade Praises Bryan
Enthusiastic crowds line Chicago streets on Labor Day as William J. Bryan, the Democratic presidential candidate, tours with labor leaders. He addresses the crowd, receives ovations, and speaks at a Labor Day gathering before a park appearance in Forest Park.
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Chicago
Organized Labor
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Bill
William J
Iroquois Club
Forest Park
Ten Supreme Court Decisions Reported from Guthrie
The Oklahoma Supreme Court handed down ten decisions, including a joint ruling on related cases about mortgage re recordings and town recording changes in Indian Territory. Justice Roe authored the opinion, addressing whether mortgages needed re recording after district subdivisions and town designations changed.
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Guthrie
Supreme Court
Justice Roe
Willians
C M. Hays
Pirstational Bank of
Claremore
Vinita National Bank
Pleat National Bank of
Seattle
Indian Territory
Muskogee
Congress
Winita
Pryor Creek
Hays
Volved
Vinita
S. W. Hays Sheldy
Mothier Durty
Walker
Silas Roberts
J. Robertson
Silas
Invasion of East Begun by Bryan at Peoria
In Peoria Illinois on September 10 William Jennings Bryan arrived at noon from the monument and spoke three times ending with a large Coliseum address. An overflow crowd gathered at the courthouse square for his State and Nation talk praising state rights and denouncing taft’s platform as needing amendments.
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Peoria
Ill
Democracy
Wm. J. Bryan
Evansville
Indiana
Coliseum
Taft
County Officials barred from searching Katy cars
Muskogee Ok Sept 10 Judge Camp of the United States court granted an injunction restraining Muskogee county officials from searching the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad Company's cars for liquor. Hearing set for September 16.
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Muskogee
Campbatt
United States Court
Muskogee County
Missouri, Kansas, & Texan Railroad Company
Nquor
Great Confidence in Oklahoma Manufacturing Rise
The Oklahoma Geological Survey reports strong prospects for Oklahoma to shift from exporting raw farm produce to manufacturing goods. Director Prof Gould expects extensive undeveloped mineral resources and predicts Oklahoma could become the nation’s top source of valuable manufactured articles as local markets grow.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Gould
Union
Lifeless body of George Riley found in box car
In Nowata Oklahoma the lifeless body of George Riley a 33 year old Cherokee was found in a box car with a gunshot wound to the chest and a pistol nearby. He had 11 dollars in his pocket and his word undisturbed. The coroner suspects an accidental shooting. He is survived by a widow and three children.
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Nowata
Okla
George Riley
Ley
Filmore Slated for Preswengy Lands in Idaho Soon
The Southwestern Firemen’s association met in Joplin with 200 delegates and 400 firefighters in a parade. L A Filmore of Joplin, a veteran, was expected to be elected president as officers were to be chosen Thursday. The Hammett family plans a large irrigation venture in southern Idaho under the Carey Act, forming the King Hill Irrigation and Power Co with a water system along the Snake River Valley.
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Joplin
Southwestern Firemen's Association
W. H. Holmes
Pittsburg
Kas
N.B Chattele
Galena
Frank Loomis
Carterville
Jesse Osborne
John M. Sherwood
L. A. Filmore
Southwest
Miller Hammett
Tulsa
Northwestern
Pacific Coast
Mr. Hammett
Bolo
C. BH. Hamret
Idaho
Carey
Kiahe
M. Hommett
King Hill Lrrigation and Power Company
C. H. Hammett
Miller Hamme
King Valley
Snake River Valley
Dispensary Law Under Fire In Fort Gibson Debate
The issue of the dispensary law dominates editorials from the Lender, Chieftain, and Fort Gibson Post. Critics call the system a failure, urging voters to oust it on November 3, while lamenting federal prohibition and political meddling in liquor policy. Voters are urged to consider temperance unity and party loyalty amid looming divisions.
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Chieftain
Asye
Fort Gibson
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Irrigation Firm Seizes Water in Idaho Valley Dispute
In Idaho a company claims water control through the Mallet River, boasting four miles of stream and 150 foot fall per mile. It owns all water rights, built a power house, and pumps water into irrigation ditches for a vast Tengue valley project, luring Missouri and Kansas farmers and attracting investors from Oklahoma.
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Kansas
Idaho
Tlott
Kinho
Mallet
King Hill Company
Hammett
Out of Falls
Spylite
Mollet
King Valley
Fort Ower
Maho
Stetdeted
Oklahome
Federal ruling upholds law against interstate commerce claim
A federal judge in Oklahoma City ruled the Jet Grew legislation constitutional, rejecting claims it violated United States interstate commerce regulations. The court found the act within Congress's commerce power and not in conflict with federal authority.
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Aid
Okla
Anteifimmiana
Oktatone
J. §. Coneral
Urdwedt Staten District Court
United States
Fedets
Bryan Sees Assured Victory With Strong Committee Support
Chicago September 3 William J Bevan told the Democratic National Committee that with a perfect campaign organization victory for democracy was assured He praised Kern s careful issue presentation and expressed confidence in election success if a strong ground organization holds firm The outlook brightened since last month The committee urged senators congressmen and governors to devote time to campaigning and to line up speaking dates Colonels Wetmore reported funds arriving steadily to finance campaign efforts Delegates from states outlined anticipated aid from the national committee
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Chicago
William J. Bevan
Democratic National Committee
Campalin Plana
Bevan
Kern
Bryan
National Committee
Wetmore
Fe “Hance Committee
Ogiabee
Use Committee
Commercial Club Seeks Farm Exhibits For Vinita Area
The Commercial club of Vinita calls on Craig county farmers to improve county wealth and lower taxes by supplying samples of corn, potatoes, pumpkins, grasses, fruits, minerals, and other products for display in club rooms. Farmers may leave products with their merchants. notices also mention a civic dinner and political committee actions in Muskogee.
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Craig County
Gentlenem
Commercial Club of
Vinita
Vinita and
Vicinity
A. Saini
Will Accept Bids for Stone Building by Estella School District
The Estella School District opens bids on a stone building project including a 428 by 48 foot work unit contract, with options for completion or separate contracts covering haying, woodwork, and quarrying. Named bidders listed include Cox, J. BR, Comte, John Franklin, and the school board.
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Estella
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Theria, Mo
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