St Louis Progress Report Signals Economic Revival in 1920s
In St Louis, over 7,000 workers returned to jobs in manufacturing and retail, boosting confidence and signaling a national revival. The movement plans 50 new homes at Wenwood Springs, employing about 500 workers, with the National Prosperity Association rallying labor, finance, and industry to expand activity nationwide.
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St.Louis
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Merman
G. Laytie
Wenwood Springs
National Prosperity Association
United Staes
C. Simmons
Associaaion
Wyclife Brothers Surrender to Cherokee County Authorities
Tom and John Wycliffe, noted Cherokee nation outlaws, surrender to Cherokee county authorities after months in hiding. Bonds set at 5000 dollars each, with a venue change to Cherokee county for trial before District Judge Pritchard. Charged mainly with assault. two deputy marshals were killed when attempting arrest two years ago. One brother Charles was recently killed by the duo. Shillongus
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Tom
John Wycliffe
Cherokee County
Wycliffes
Gistrap
Vier
Charles
Adoption of the Torrens land title system gains momentum
The Torrens system, urged by New York City real estate interests, promises quicker, cheaper realty transfers once registered titles are judicially approved and accepted in all state courts. The change would end the need for abstract examinations, broadening access to property ownership.
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New York
Real Estate Board of Brokers
New York City
Roosevelt signs land restriction measure for Indian allotments
President Roosevelt signed a law restricting movement of Indians with less than half holdings. The act aims to adjust the distribution of Indian lands though some provisions remain unclear from the fragment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oklahoma Mail Carriers Elect Officers at Chickasha Meeting
The Oklahoma Mail Carriers' Association held a regular and dual business session in Chickasha with Lawton elected as host city. J. F. W. of Oklahoma City became president elect, W. A. Walford of Chickasha was named vice president, and S. E. Timmons of Lawton was chosen secretary. In a separate matter, the Pontotoc County Court scheduled a hearing for June 27, 1908, on the sale of real estate in the William Allen Owen T. and Winifred D. Lowden estate, with publication to Ada Weekly News for three weeks.
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Lawton
Oklahoma Mail Carriers’ Association
Chickasha
J.F. W
Oklahoma City
W. A. ‘Walford
S. £.Timmons
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
William Alten
Owen T
Winifred’ D. ‘Lowden
Lowden
William Allen
Winifred D. Lowden
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Joel Terrell
County Board to Open Bids for Bridges in Pontotoc
Public notice states Pontotoc county board of commissioners will meet at the county clerk office on June 25 1908 to open bids and award contracts for multiple bridge constructions. Also court notices address divorce case Abner F James vs Rachel James number 31 probate of Mary Hallmark will appeal and estate actions involving Rob ert S Carter Bertha Carter and Sara Hallmark with hearings set and property to be sold at Ada Oklahoma by order of the County Court.
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Hall
F. J. Chapey& Co
Tojedo
Ohio
F. J
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Abner
F. James
Rachel James
Capri Les Eras
M. Hallmark
John J. Hallmark
Mary ’ ‘Hallmark
Ada
Eaid
Gai
Robert S
Bertha ‘Carter
Murray
Oklahoma
Robert
Bertha Carter
Robert 8. Carter
M. L. Walsh
Frank Blain
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F. L. Hutchinson
American Institute of Electric Engineers
Gochrane
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Guimshine Society
Crescent’ Drug Store
F. Z. Holly
Wiclife
Gwin, Mays& Co
Torrens System
Gwin, Mays & Co
W. T. Cox
Crawford & Bolen
Sara Hallmark
Sarah Hallmark
John. J. Hallmark
Peepee
Adé
Oklaho
Tike B
Sud
Tom Hope
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