Can Federal Courts Try Territory Case In Osage Nation
Guthrie Oklahoma December 5 Jurisdiction of the federal court of the western district of Oklahoma to try a territorial crime in the Osage nation is pressed by attorneys Leahy and Scott representing A C Green Mike White and Frank Williams charged with lynching a Negro at Osage on July 16 1907 The United States argues jurisdiction rests with the federal government as the Osage nation remains under federal supervision.
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Guthrie
Okla
Federal Court of
Western District of Oklahoma
Leahy
Scott
Pawhuska
Cotteral
A. C. Green
Mike White
Frank Williams
Osage
United States
Oklahoma Banks Withdraw Deposits Before Crash
Oklahoma banks pulled deposits from the National Bank of Commerce days to weeks before the collapse. Reports show losses held to a few thousand dollars, with Citizens’ National Bank of Reno and Enid National Bank among those moving funds earlier. Debate over preferred presidential candidates noted among observers.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
National Bank of Commerce
Citizens‘ National Bank of
Fei Reno
Enid National Bank
Enid
World finds Bryan nomination nearly certain in interviews
The New York World reports a strong, four to one, conviction that William Jennings Bryan will secure the Democratic nomination. Interviews with 76 senators and representatives show 44 see Bryan as the only viable candidate, 13 name others, and 11 refuse to answer, with many linking Bryan to a conservative platform.
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Washington
New York
Bryan
Senate Public Buildings Committee Members Listed
The Oklahoma Senate Public Buildings Committee membership includes M. F. Eggerman as chair from Shawnee, P. J. Golding of Enid, W. N. Redwine of McAlester, R. M. Roddie of Ada, T. M. Menninger of Atoka, Henry Johnson of Perry, W. P. Stewart of Antlers, J. H. Strain of Wann, L. K. Taylor of Chickasha, W. B. Johnson of Calumet, and S. Cunningham of Lawton. Senator Roddie is noted as a member.
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Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Roddie
Mittee
M. F. Eggerman
Shawnee
P. J. Golding
Enid
W.N. Redwine
McAlester
R. M. Roddie
Ada
T. M. Menninger
Atoka
Henry Johnson
Perry
W. P. Stewart
Antlers
J. H. Strain
Wann
L. K. Taylor
Chickasha
W. B. Johnson
Calumet
S. Cunningham
Lawton
Mattie Krieger Death Notice
On the 20th of November the death angel entered the home of Brother and family, marking the end of Mattie Krieger’s life and triggering funeral arrangements and tributes from local congregants.
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Krieger
Mattie
Mattie Krieger
Death Angel
Brother and
State Bar Commission Meets at Guthrie
Hon. Thos. D. McKeown returned from a two day meeting of the state bar commission at Guthrie. The group formed rules for admission and enrollment of lawyers before the supreme court. H. A. Ledbetter was named chairman and Bart Martin secretary. The rules were endorsed by the supreme court. McKeown witnessed the first supreme court decision in the Oklahoma City versus street railway case. The verdict allowed firemen policemen and U S mail carriers in Oklahoma City to ride street cars free of charge.
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Thos. D. McKeown
State Bar Commissioner
State Bar Commission
Guthrie
Supreme Court
H. A. Ledbetter
Ardmore
Bart Martin
Perry
McKeown
Oklahoma City
U. S
Marriage Licenses Granted in County Court
Deputy Sims issued marriage licenses to Will Simpson and Lula Sasman of Ada, and to Prince Gray of Stonewall with Jennie McCurdy of Frisco.
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Sims
Will Simpson
Ada
Lula Sasman
Prince Gray
Stonewall
Jennie McCurdy
Frisco
State attorney proposes witnesses testify to support charges
Pontotoc county attorney Robt Wimbish reports a Guthrie meeting where he urged the governor to empower state and county attorneys to file criminal charges by information and require witnesses to appear and give evidence before prosecutors. He has prepared a bill to enact this measure.
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Robt
Wimbish
Pontotoc
Guthrie
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Ada Evening News
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M. A. Sharp
Township No. 9
New State
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