State University Opens Sixteenth Year in Norman
Norman Oklahoma September 14 with state university entering its sixteenth year and an anticipated enrollment near one thousand. The campus hosts hundreds of students from across the state as fifty professors ready for Thursday’s enrollment. President A Grant Evans arrives to lead a growing university expanding offerings in political science economics law and practical courses across arts sciences engineering and more.
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Governor names criminal judges to appeals court
Guthrie Ok Sey 144 Thomas H Doyle of Perry and H G Baker of Muskogee were appointed Saturday by Governor Haskell to the criminal court of appeals. Henry Furman the third member was appointed four days ago. Salary 3000 a year tenure until 191. Purman defeated for democratic U S Senate nomination by Robert L Owen last year. Doyle ran unsuccessfully for governor in the democratic nomination. Baker came from Defiance about six years ago. John J Carney of El Reno appointed judge in the Fourteenth district to succeed the late Judge Lowe who died of heart disease at Piedmont.
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Baker
Oklahoma
Defiance
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Piedmont
Watterson Declares Cleveland Letter A Fake
Louisville Sept. 14 Henry Watterson branded the letter attributed to President Cleveland as a fake saying he does not believe Cleveland wrote it and is having the matter investigated by Cleveland friends. Hilary Herbert contrasted the claim with spirit talk and said Cleveland would not have backed Taft, aligning with Hearst ideas instead.
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Frantz Brothers Buy Big Ranch in Texas
Ex Governor Frank Frantz and his brother Orville complete purchase of the 50,000 acre Price ranch fifty miles from San Antonio on the Frio River. Other parties are involved in the deal with offices to open in San Antonio and Oklahoma towns. Colonial rail fares listed to various western destinations. Sale dates span September first to thirty first. Katy agent listed for details.
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Sanakata
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Oklahoma
Magee Read Out Of Republican Party In Tulsa County
In Tula Oklahoma on September 1 Carl C Magee was publicly expelled from the Republican club and party at an indignation meeting of the Taft Sherman group. Magee, a leading Tulsa county figure and president of Federated Commercial clubs, reportedly resigned from the party over opposition to being controlled by the Raymond Flynn machine. He had sought the Republican nomination for Congress in the Third District last year but lost to Frank Hubbard. Magee said he would align with the Bryan Haskell faction in Oklahoma.
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Taft- Sherman
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Tulan County
Federated Commercial Clubs
Theattic
Oklahoma
Raymond-Flynn Auschine
Frank Hubbard
Muskogee
Haskell
Bryan- Haskell
Oklahorma
Furman Named Judge of Court of Appeals
Guthrie Okla Sept 11 Governor Hackett commissioned Henry B Furman of Ada presiding Judge of the state court of criminal appeals and said he would appoint the other two judges in a few days The political alignment suggests Tom Doyle of Perry backing from prohibitionists and one more member to be chosen nearby along with Barn and outbuildings for $650 in Marrs addition cottage with gas and water lot 50x210 at Suunley 1590 f
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Suunley
Bryan Endorses Irrigation Plan For National Congress
Albuquerque dispatch reports Democratic candidate William J. Bryan endorses the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress. In a letter to Colonel W S Hopewell he regrets not attending, praises irrigation work, and requests the convention proceedings. Nearby, C E Wilson and Mira Alberta Glisteap wed at Tulsa, planning a Vinita Sapulpa residence.
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W.S. Hopewell
Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress
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Snake River
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Seneca, Mo
Mira Alberta Glisteap
Vinita
Tulse
Sapulpa
Texan approves guaranty law in push for reforms
Dallas dispatch from Austin reports Augustine De Zavala, Texas bank examiner, evaluating Oklahoma’s guaranty law and advising the Texas Legislature to consider a similar bank guaranty measure. He notes Oklahoma’s law strengthens banks, affects charters, and may influence Texas policy. other details include railroad staff changes and depot waitroom provisions.
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Texas
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