Oklahoma Senator Gere Reflects on Investigation Outcome
McMurray says he spoke with two men about his case but gave no fee share and no loans. Gere announces nearing completion of the inquiry and vows it will benefit all Oklahoma people, noting Indian affairs will be wound up without cost. He accepts sacrifice as part of public service and rejects abuse.
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McMurray
C. E. Creager
Oklahoma
Creager
Gere
Gore
Paxton
Ill
E. W. Saunders
Virginia
Richard C. Adams
Washington
Taft
4. Low
Topeka
Kaa
W. K.evans
St. Louis
Committee Clears Officials in Indian Land Probe
A Sulphur Oklahoma statement from the House select committee says there was no warrant to name Vice President Sherman or Senator Charles Curtis in improper Indian contract dealings. The panel, after hearing many witnesses, also commends Senator T P Gore for his statement and vows to continue the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur
Okla
House of Representatives
McMurray
Gore
Sherman
Charles Curtis
T. P. Gore
Jake L. Hamon
Hamon
J. F. McMurray
Senator Gore
Congress
Curtis
Vce
Insurgent Forces Vanguish Managua Entering Corinto
Insurgent forces claim victory in Managua with the town surrendering without resistance. American engineer Pittman freed. Before departing for Corinto with Gen. Toledo Vasquez Ortiz Montenegro and Dr Julian Trias, Madriz hands presidency to Jose Doloreso Estrada, brother of Gen Juan Estrada. A peace commission of foreign consuls failed to reach the city due to torn railroad tracks.
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New Orleans
Managua
Madrid
Pittman
Corinto
Toledo
Vasquez
Ortiz and Montenegro
Julian Trias
Madriz
Jose Doloreso Estrana
Juan Jose Estrada
Jose Estrada
Granada
Paying Of the Indians At City Hall In Oklahoma
At city hall government workers and about forty Indians and Freedmen waited for equalization of allotment payments. Most accounts are in land rather than cash, with several claimants receiving little or nothing. The day also covered testimony about McMurray and attorney Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Wise
Snake Bite on 12 Year Old Near Sandy Creek
Jesse Grigsby son of Judge Grigsby was bitten by a snake on the left foot near Sandy Creek while returning from fishing. He tied a string above the ankle and walked three miles home. The foot and leg are swollen but the bite is not expected to be serious.
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Jesse Grigsby
Judge Grigsby
Sandy Creek
Railroads appeal drainage tax ruling to circuit court
Three railroads Santa Fe Fort Smith Western and Frisco appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals in St Louis from Judge Cotteral's injunction denial concerning drainage assessments of about 114000. The Deep Fork project totals 888000 and the denied relief followed a circuit court decision in Guthrie Oklahoma. Doctor Gallohr of Wilson and Gallohr eye ear nose and throat specialists will be in Ada at Hotel Harris on the 2nd and 4th Mondays each month for glasses fittings.
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Guthrie, Okla
Deep Fork
Lincoln County
United States Circuit Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Cotteral
Santa Fe
Fort Smith & Western
Frisco
Dr. Gallohr
Drs. Wilson and Gallohr
Shawnee
Ada
Hotel Harris
Oklahoma State Fair Adds Airship Flights and Free Acts
The 1910 Oklahoma State Fair runs September 27 to October 9 featuring The Great Paterson Shows with trained animals and two free acts daily. Stroebel Airship plans four annual flights at several fairs, canals of Venice ride debuts boating at Fair Grounds Lake, and multiple vaudeville troupes perform in the Live Stock Pavilion and Grand Stand as bands play. Premium list available from I S Mahan, secretary, Oklahoma City.
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Paterson
Patterson
Arkansas
Memphis
Venice
Fair Grounds Lake
I. S. Mahan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Dle
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Fair to Host Big Annual Horse Show At OKC
The first annual horse show at the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City runs Sept 27 to Oct 9 in the new livestock pavilion. Highlights include breed parades, special prizes from Percheron Society and American Hackney Horse Society, and acts by C H Clark and the Bedini family.
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C. H. Clark
Colony
Kas
American Royal Live Stock Show
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Bedini
Ulo
Paris
Berlin
America
Morris & Company
Packers
England
Scotland
Canada
United States
Schwarnschild& Sulsberger Pack, Ere
Sheriff's Sale Of Ada Property In Pontotoc County
By order of the District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma issued July 26 1910 the sheriff will sell at the Ada courthouse front door on August 29 1910 at 1 PM the four room frame dwelling on blocks 12 and 13 in block 22 City of Ada to satisfy a mechanic's lien judgment of 362.41 plus interest and costs. sale to highest bidder for cash. The action is P B Wilson Lumber Co vs Ford and Harriss et al. Sheriff A L Miles deputy. First publication July 28-30tw.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
P. B. Wilson
J. H. Collins
P. B. Wilson Lumber Company
R. P. Ford
F. R. Harriss
Ford and Harris
Ada
Atoka
State of
Oklahoma
Elinor L
Florence K. Adams
Coal and Pontotoc Counties
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate by Administrator
Oklahoma state county court orders hearing on September 23 1910 for sale of real estate of Frank Richardson. Petition states reasons and interested parties must appear show cause. Copy to be published four weeks in Ada Weekly News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Richardson
Frank Richardson
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Notice to Creditors of Thomas Carney Deceased
Creditors of Thomas Carney deceased are notified that Wm Elliott is appointed administrator by Pontotoc County Court Oklahoma. All claims must be presented with vouchers at Currie and Duncan offices Ada Oklahoma within four months from August 25 1910. Dated August 18 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotce County
Oklahoma
Wm. Elliott
Currie and Duncan
Ada
Divorce Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Chillie Neilson sues Allie Nelson for divorce in Pontotoc County Oklahoma case No. 511. Defendant must answer on or before October 7, 1910, or petition will be taken as true. Dated August 24, 1910. Attorney for plaintiff B. C. King. Deputy A. P. Rhea.
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L. C. Turner
M. F. Turner
A. D
R. C. Roland
Chillie Neilson
Allie Nelson
B. C. King
W. T. Cox
A. P. Rhea
Feudist John Abner Slain in Jackson Kentucky
Jackson Kentucky August 23 John Abner a noted feudist linked to the Hargis Callahan Deaton and Smith factional feuds was shot dead by unknown assailants here last night Abner allegedly aided Judge James Hargis and others in an attempted killings of Dr B D Cox James Cockrell and Jas B Marcum during earlier feud murders but trials ended with hung juries.
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Jackson, Ky
John Abner
Hargis
Callahan
Deaton
Smith
Abner
James Hargis
B. D. Cox
James Cockrell
Jas. B. Marcum
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Kansas
U. 8
U. S. Circuit Court
Stroebel
Stroebsel
Horse Department
W. L. English
Fair Association
Percheron Society of America
Percheron Registry Company
American Hackney Horse Society
Legal Publications
A. L. Miles
Depauty
Township 2
Range
Atoka County
Coal County
Francis
Towit
Aitoka
Winfield S. Farmer
Fr. E. Adams
Guardian
Thomas Carney