Roosevelt Victory at Republican State Convention in New York
Col Roosevelt wins temporary chairmanship over Sherman at Saratoga New York after a heated convention. He praises Taft, attacks bosses, and urges a direct primary. The ballot shows Roosevelt 568 to 443 amid earlier tally confusion.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Col
Roosevelt
Sherman
Old Guard
Wes
Troy
John Doe
New York County
Taft
Congress
William Howard Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Woodruf
Woodruff
State Committee
Col. Gruber
Cupid busy with state officials in Oklahoma marriage
Guthrie Oklahoma September 24 reports the marriage of W H L Campbell clerk of the Oklahoma supreme court to Mrs Willie Bryan Sherwood of Elk City. the union, described as a bachelor finally taking a wife, is noted as highlighting matrimonial influence within the current state administration.
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Guthrie
Okla
W. H. L. Campbell
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Willie Bryan Sherwood
Elk City
Paving To Be Completed Soon By Local Company
Shelby-Downard Asphalt Co. announces their foreman arrived by Katy today to begin laying the asphalt top. Mr Downard will join today and crews are on site to push the project to rapid completion.
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Shelby-Downard Asphalt Co
Katy
Mr. Downard
Deposits Rise in Oklahoma State Banks
Oklahoma City report shows a $27,660,414 rise in individual deposits across state banks from February 29 1908 to September 1 1910. Total deposits reach $45,092,000 with loans and discounts at $41,271,888 and cash at $3,959,683. Capital stock stands at $11,422,800, marking notable increases since 1909.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
E. B. Cockrell
Experiment Proved a Success in Tulsa Limestone Addition
Tulsa news notes J R Harl er of the city reported a successful soil experiment on his east Tulsa farm. The project added limestone to improve the soil, addressing a longtime deficiency and promising better crop results for the region.
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Tulsa County
Tulsa
Okla
J. R. Harler
Railroad Building in Oklahoma Drives Big Mortgage and Plans
Guthrie Sept 27 A 20 million dollar mortgage from Cherryville Oklahoma and Texas railroad to Carnegie Trust of New York was filed to cover right of way through Oklahoma and Kansas. Porter promoted line with work resuming to reach traffic by year end. Buffalo and Northern Oklahoma Railroad plans an east west route from Buffalo to Alvard with 100000 capital and Frisco purchase hope.
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Guthrie
Cherryville
Oklahoma & Texas
Carnegie Trust Company of New York
Fred A. Graybill
Register of Deeds
Washington County
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahoma and Texas
S. M. Porter
Caney
Kan
William Kenefick
Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf, Railway
Okmulgee
Denison
Tex
Grand River
Buffalo
Buffalo and Northern Oklahoma Railroad Company
Alvard
Arkansas Valley
Frisco
Tulsa
Eugene Tilleaux
Hutchinson
E. M. Best
C. L. Zook
F. C. Platte
E. C. Johnson
Albert Ewers
A. L. Bodky
D. P. Parker
W. H. Temple
O. C. Wyatt
S. W. Hubbard
Fern
Ellendale
Haskew
Fair Valley
Wayneka
Galena
Cleo
Ringwood
Muskogee town lot cases get blanket indictment trial
A jury panel is impaneled in McAlester for the Muskogee town lot cases to be tried in federal court under the blanket indictment. Two defendants, Capt. Frederick B. Severs and A Z English, face nolle prosequi on the group charges, with remaining jurors to be read the government’s accusations.
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McAlester
Okla
Muskogee
A. M. Churchill
Vinita
Tom Carlisle
Cherokee County
Park Hill
John Quincy Adams
Durant
Antlers
William J. Schaefer
R. G. Smith
Hartshorn
Thomas Self
Hugo
Till Connelly
Vivian
R.S. White
Sapulpa
First National Bank
W. A. Woodward
Pryor Creek
Lane Harrell
William W. Wright
C. N. Haskell
John H. Marshall
Salt Lake
Federal District Court
Frederick B. Severs
Okmulgee
A. Z. English
Nolle
Gregg
The Grippe Poem Describes Flu Symptoms in Verse
A poetic piece lists grippe symptoms including back ache headache throat choke fever chills restlessness and confusion. It notes fever heat and cold shivers along with fatigue mood changes and night visions, portraying a feverish sense of being unwell.
Court hearing touches Lonabaugh case impact
At Chickasha the defense sought reinstatement of the demurrer related to the Lonabaugh decision, arguing it could affect the Haskell Eaton Turner indictment. The motion was denied as the court noted the case might bear on Oklahoma proceedings but could be raised when the first government witness testifies.
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Stuart
Marshall
Chickasha
Lonabaugh
Turner
Bush
Haskell, Eaton and Turner
Oklahoma
Hadh to Become Editor
Ex Governor E W Houch of Kansas will be editor of the Oklahoma City Times under Henry J Alen of Wichita It is reported Alen bought the paper to run it as a Republican organ with state wide influence The ex governor visited recently and was offered the job Mr Allen is publisher of the Wichita Beacon and is regarded as a top Kansas newspaper man
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Guthrie, Ox
E. W. Houch
Kansas
Oklahoma City Times
Henry J. Alen
Wichita
Alen
Allen
The
Wichita Beacon
Cement Companies Exhibit at State Fair
The Oklahoma Portland Cement Co plans an enhanced display at the state fair this year after a creditable showing last time. Pontotoc county residents anticipate strong local participation and pride in the exhibit.
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Oklahoma Portland Cement Co
Pontotoc County
Lawyer and Realty Man Arrest in Enid Fraud Case
Enid Oklahoma, Sept 25. C F Truitt a prominent lawyer and Dudolph Miller a local broker are under arrest on an information charging defrauding Mrs Caroline Ryan. They allegedly induced a trade in Greary with an $800 note and a mortgage they claimed to be genuine but were false.
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Enid, Okla
C. F. Truitt
Enid
Dudolph Miller
Caroline Ryan
Greary
Fire at the Blue Gin Ends Before Fire Dept Arrives
Fire discovered in the Blue Gin standroom around 2 30 PM. The blaze was extinguished before firefighters arrived and little damage occurred. The cause is not known at this time.
Questioned law on felony for selling liquor to minor
Guthrie Sept 24 The constitutionality of the law passed last session making selling liquor to a minor a felony is challenged in appeals by Porter Meek and Lon Saling of Pottowatomie county. They were convicted in district court for selling liquor to a minor Fred Ayecock and sentenced to three years. Attorneys contend the law is void as it trespasses on the state constitution which declares liquor sales a misdemeanor while the state also makes some cases involving minors felonies.
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Guthrie
Porter Meek
Lon Saling
Pottowatomie
Fred Ayecock
Streets Open Again in Ada After Month-Long Closure
Ada street traffic returns as Broadway and Main reopen after a weeks long closure. Business leaders had pressured authorities and expect final finishing touches by July 1912.
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Ada
Broadway
Main
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Trapp
Lou Strang
Taylor
Skidmore
Pond Creek
Matthew J. Kane
Katherine Reagan
St. Paul
Campbell
Frances Haskell
Leslie G. Niblack
Corubrie Leader
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George W. Bellamy
J. E. Love
Corporation Commission
Kate Barnard
Charities and Corrections
Cupid
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Grippe
Chicago News
Mr. Riley
Coca-Cola
Fitzhugh
J. L. Burns
Stonewall
J. M. Crumley
Roff
George Stephens
Aatoka
Hadh
East Main Street
Ada, Oklahoma
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