Not Guilty for Mack Lee in Pontotoc County Trial
Dan Scribner sentenced to death after Mack Lee is acquitted amid a tense Pontotoc County courtroom scene. The trial drew a large crowd as jurors found Lee not guilty on a murder charge while Scribner faced a death sentence for the same offense.
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Mack Lee
at & welock
Pontotoc county
ita Tore
Mean
J. J. McCloud
west
Weat
Col. Cox
Renee
Sometiter Bastines
Dr. King
J.M. King
Saesiinnt
aromey
J. W. Dean
Ada
Dan Scribner
M. Putman
ecomael
aid
Aids
Dan Lerbner
prurder of
Robbery of Crockett Farmer Noted with Two Suspects Arrested
Harvey Marsh was robbed of 500 dollars at his home six and a half miles north of Crockett Texas last night around 10. He woke to two men standing over him with knuckles drawn and demanded his money. After a search they fled toward Crockett. Marsh alerted Sheriff Lacy who contacted Houston officers and reported two arrests there.
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Crockett, ‘Tex
Harvey Marsh
Crockett
Mx Marsh
Holston
Mr Marsh
Lacy
Houston
sherif
Berwin Man Soars to 4500 Feet Then Dives
Serenaon, a blacksmith, piloted an improvised aircraft to 4500 feet near Berwin but lost control. He fell from the machine and landed bruised but conscious, with the craft completely demolished.
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Pickem Bow
Berwin
Serenaon
walloon
Sorenson
Soreson
strick
Francis E Leupp resigns as Indian Affairs commissioner
Washington June 15 President Taft accepted the resignation of Francis E Leupp as commissioner of Indian affairs. Robert 4 Valentine named to succeed him. Leupp cites health and a wish to spend the coming season in the mountain country. The formal letter notes the effort to continue proved impractical.
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Washington
Francis E. Leupp
Taft
Robert 4. Valentine
Leupp
Indian affairs
Tae
Mer. Leapp
ASea lows
Leapp
Ballinger
fabers
Bryan and the Senators Visit St Louis
William Jennings Bryan arrived at Union Station in St Louis wearing a long overcoat and Pana ma hat. He stayed about fifteen minutes then proceeded to Cape Girardeau at 1 30 and Bowing Green at 7 45. He refused to confirm or deny a possible senatorial bid, saying he would not enter the race unless an unforeseen emergency arose and preferred to remain a private citizen.
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St. Louis
William Jennings Bryan
Tnion
Mr Bryan
ardear
Bowling Breen
Busy Grand Secretary Handles Large Odd Fellows Funds
The Indian Territory Lodge grand secretary Chauncey Chaitnecey manages about 100000 dollars yearly, a figure reflecting the order’s extensive charitable work. The Muskogee Phoenix notes the late Edward Everett Hale offered daily prayers for the nation, a distinction highlighted as unique.
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CM Chaitnecey
Ind
Odd Wellows
Indian Territory
sya
order of Odd Fellows
Edward Everett Hale
United States
Muskogee Phoenix
Congress for Rich Against the Poor
Senator Owen denounces the tariff as favoring monopolies and wealth at the expense of the poor in a wide speech in Washington. He accuses Aldrich and allies of withholding information from the finance committee and urges a more equitable distribution of national prosperity.
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Washington
United States
Gwen
senate
Owen
Gallinger
Aldrich
Daniel
finance committee
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Horke
M. Pitman
State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
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Lawyers Fleet
heart
Lee cave
Posintoc county
Bolen
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Hob Wimbish
W. B. Johnson
A. C. Cruce
Federal
Cruce
Johnson
McKinley
Lee
Ed Johneon
Dan Serlimer
Baselall
Americwa Sa
Hogal dunes
Marsetall
Alor tle
Netows
Mr. Rey Solarans
Smla
Gwin & Mays Co
Rexall
FALES
Nebraska
Batlion
G. VALENLINE
WITLIAM H. DART
St Valentine
Iie
Holliston
Mass
BRYAN AND
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SENATORS
Arison
CHAENCEY
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Ter. Oukd
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CONGRESS FOR RICH
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Haw
Weil
republican party
Hart Schatoer & Marx
L. Douglas and
Burt & Packard
Tohn B. Stetson
Gimbel
S. HARRIS
White Swan
Wapco
Waples-Platter Grocer Co
Ada, Oklahoma
Adal Ice and Fuel Co
ALDRICH & THOMPSON
Ada Evening News
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