Real Estate Foreclosure Notices in Pontotoc County
Public notices report sheriffs sale orders and private sales of real estate in Ada and Atoka Oklahoma. Listings include foreclosures for P B Wilson Lumber Co against Ford and Harriss and guardianship sales for minor estates led by L C Oliver and F E Adams with sales set for late August and early September 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Oliver
Reta “Maud Oliver
Agnes B. Oliver
William R. Oliver
County of Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Reta Maud Olver
Ada
Reta Maud Oliver
Pontotoc County
State of
Township
Francis
Galbraith and McKeown
L. C. Oliver
Guardian
Elinor
Florence K. Adams
County
Atoka
A. D
Elinor L
Elinor J
Coal
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Women Nominees Test Oklahoma County Office Eligibility
In Guthrie Oklahoma on August 17 the primary produced women candidates for the register of deeds in four counties. The constitutional limit on eligible offices is debated as several women sue to place their names on ballots. Woodward County initially barred three women from the ticket prompting mandamus actions. The district court ruled the filing ministerial and required ballot access. the supreme court had not ruled, keeping the current ballot order in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Register of Deeds
Oklahoma
Commissioner of Charities
West
Office of Register of Deeds
Woodward County
Temple Houston
Ruby Turner
M. J. Weiglein
County Election Board
Miss Turner
Louffbourron
District Court
The
Election Board
Supreme Court
Order of
Brothers Love Same Girl Sparks Fatal Ax Attack
Harley Norris of Williston Oklahoma is accused of injuring his father with an ax after a jealousy dispute with his elder brother Everett over Miss Carrie Lindsay. Everett had just married Lindsay. Harley claimed his father tried to intervene by grabbing a telephone.
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Chandler
Okla
Harley Norris
Williston
Harley
Everett
Carrie Lindsay
Honduran War Practs Captured by Guatemalan Troops
Generals Manuel Bonilla and Lee Christmas with sixty men have been captured by Guatemalan troops off the Honduran coast and are being brought to the capital under heavy guard. The capture ends a Honduran revolution begun on July 19 and follows the rebels' defeat, with captors risking reprisal from sympathizers. Bonilla, who rose to power after an uprising against Zelaya, had ruled Honduras for about a decade.
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Guatemala
Galveston
Tex
Manual Bonilla
Lee Christmas
Manuel Bonilla
Honduras
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Senor Arras
Senor Policarpo
Policarpo Bonilla
Teguligalpa
Four State Officers Defy Logan Court Over Board Meeting
Four state officers defied Logan district court by obeying Gov. Haskell to hold a state board of equalization meeting in Oklahoma City. Attorneys General Charles West State Treasurer J A Menefee State Auditor M E Trapp and Secretary of State Thomas P Smith transacted state business there while Judge Huston's injunctions barred such action. State Examiner C A Taylor stayed loyal to the court order declining to disobey. Contempt proceedings are expected. defense may claim the gathering was informal and minutes lacked a date line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Logan District Court
Haskell
State Board of Equalization
Oklahoma City
Huston
Charles West
J.A. Menefee
M. E. Trapp
Thomas P. Smith
C. A. Taylor
Wagon Yard Changes Hands Postal Notice to Farmers
Notice to Pontotoc County farmers announcing Texas Wagon Yard now under new management. The owner J. B. Cummings invites patronage with a motto of fair dealing and open hours day and night. Emphasizes low prices on all feed and reliable service.
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Pontotoc County
Texas
Plan to Thwart White Voters by Forcing Negro Vote
A Muskogee dispatch reports a scheme discussed by Republican leaders to override white voters by using deputy U S marshals to enforce a grandfather clause era plan. The scheme includes arming marshals, shipping in Black voters, and raising $8000 to fund the effort, with alleged but dismissed endorsements from Taft and the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South
Taft
Department of Justice
Oklahoma
Horse Found Starved to Death at Sapulpa
Sapulpa Ok Aug 16 The body of a horse was found in a grove on the outskirts of Sapulpa with signs of starvation A saddle found with the animal suggests ownership by one of two horse thieves jailed nearby A sheriff and deputies lead a crusade after several recent thefts of horses.
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Sapulpa
Gas Blowout Near Henrietta Beats Famous Caney Well
Tulsa reports a massive gas eruption near Henrietta on Aug 14 12 13 east. Eyewitnesses say tools were blown from the 20 foot diameter well, with output around 40 million cubic feet daily and loud bore noise requiring ear protection. The well sits on James Cusack’s lease.
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Tulsa
Henrietta
James Cusack
Crippen Back to England Arrives With Yard Officers
Sergeant Mitchell of Scotland Yard and two wardresses from Holloway jail arrived in Quebec to assist Inspector Dew in taking Dr. Hawley H. Crippen and Ethel LeNeve back to London. They visited the provincial jail but did not see the prisoners. A letter for Miss LeNeve was handed to the jailer, contents unspecified. Mitchell will submit evidence to the provincial attorney general if removal is resisted. The prisoners appear eager to return.
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Quebec
Mitchell
Scotland Yard
Holloway
Dew
Hawley H. Crippen
Ethel Clare IeNeve
London
Morin
Miss LeNeve
England
Sergent Mitchell
Crippen
Corporations Rapidly Pay Oklahoma License Tax
Guthrie Oklahoma August 16 corporations are quickly paying the new license tax to the corporation commission. By the end of the grace period most will have complied. One company claimed no property in Oklahoma except four hay barns at Quapaw valued at 1100 dollars and expected a tax of 1.10. They were advised the tax is 1 per 1000 on foreign capital stock and 50 cents per 1000 on domestic.
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Guthrie
Corporation Commission
Commission
Oklahoma
Quapaw
Farm Lands Wanted and Law Offices Move Notices
Farm lands wanted with frequent calls for listings and a commission is offered by Inane Agency News Office. Roland has moved his law offices to the Rollow Building occupying rooms E and F and will meet friends and clients there.
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Roland
Rollow Building
Exursion Train Crash in Royan Kills and Injures Dozens
At Saujon near Royan France an excursion train from Bordeaux carrying about 200 passengers struck a freight train at fifty miles an hour after a misplaced switch. Reports say 32 killed and 100 injured with many victims including schoolgirls.
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Royan
France
Bordeaux
Saujon
Mother with Her Babe Leaps to Her Death
Springfield report states Mrs. B. H. Wendling, en route from Memphis to Yellville, leaped from Iron Mountain train No. 203 with her infant in her arms as the trestle crossing near Crockett and Myrtle, Arkansas approached. She died on impact. the baby was found likely injured. No suicide warning was observed among passengers or crew.
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Springfield
B. H. Wendling
Crockett
Myrtle
Ark
Tenn
Yellville
Iron Mountain
Aurora
Farms Loans. See Carlton Weaver.
Farm loan notice cites Carlton Weaver, instructing interested parties to contact the lender. No further details available in the fragment.
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Carlton Weaver
Carlton Ps
Carlton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rif
P. B. Wilson
J. H. Collins
P. B. Wilson Lumber Company
R. P. Ford
F. R. Harriss
Ford and Harriss
T. J. Smith
Pontotec County
A. L. Miles
L. C. Turner
M. F. Turner
R. C. Roland
W. T. Cox
A P. Rhea
Township 2
Range 12
Township i
Town Ship
Atoka County
Coal County
Towit
Winfield S. Farmer
F. E. Adams
Uniecky
Father
Rev. A. Dupree
Stonewall
Guatemalan
Gov. Haskell
Nord
J. B. Cummings
Ulo
Muskogee
Parker
Capt. Maloney
Aioe
J. Arnold
King of Aeronauts
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