Indian Territory Coke Industry Grows in 1908 Output
A federal pamphlet on US mineral resources notes Indian Territory added a coke plant and 50 ovens in 1908, raising production from 37 374 to 49 441 tons with value up to 202 931 dollars. The territory began in 1880 with 1 establishment and 20 ovens, producing 49 431 tons. New coal lands sales may boost future coke output, with an average value of 41 dollars per ton.
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Set of
Congress
Five Civilized Tribes
Territory
Indian Territory
Meeting Presides On Ten Cent Admission For League
John Chauncey, the president, presided over the meeting with credit. Despite the admission being ten cents, a large crowd attended and the league total was a good sum.
Accident at Heck Island Station Involves Iva Noyes Revolver
Iva Noyes, night ticket clerk, visited Miss Rovbie Sargent Sunday night and left his revolver on the porch. In a struggle to reclaim the weapon, three scuffles occurred as the bell struck, with the gun's fate unclear from the fragment.
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Chidasha
I. T
Iva Noyes
Heck Island
Rovbie Sargent
Chiefs to Seek Supreme Court Aid in Citizenship Case
Yesterday a meeting of claimants from the Chickasaw and Choctaw nations urged W. J. Crnce and C. L. Herbert to travel to Washington to argue before the U.S. Supreme Court in the test case U S Jains et al vs Choctaw Chickasaw citizenship court. A writ of prohibition had been granted against that court and returnable October 19. The outcome bears on the rights of hundreds of claimants across the two nations.
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W. J. Crnce
C. L. Herbert
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
U.S. Jains Et al
Notable Firms Named in Midweek Insurance Board List
A reference lists firms including i oetannus Glebe of The Hanover in York The Seotsh Union and National of Edinburg The Philadelphia Underwriters of Philadelphia and a North America bound company.
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Oetannus & Glebe
Ofr
Hanover
York
Seotsh Union and National
Edinburg
Philadelphia Underwriters
Philadelphia
Pmpany
North America
Fire tests prove Ardmore artificial stone flame resistant
The Ardmore Artificial Stone and Construction company in Oklahoma City conducted a dramatic test of their concrete stone by building a cottage filled with crates and tar and then setting it ablaze with kerosene. The chief declared the fireproof result remarkable and promising for future use in local construction including the Henley & Biles building.
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Manufacturing Company
Oklahoma City
Ardmore Artificial Stone and Construction Company
Henley & Biles
Proand We Update Exhibit Plans
Proand unveils revised exhibit schedule amid gallery overhaul. Officials confirm new dates, venues, and participating artists for the spring showing.