Local notes from Fort Cobb to Chickasha and Lawton area
A stream of brief visits and travels marks the day with Clyde Keeler repairing in Fort Cobb, Rev E B Tels in Hobart, E W Rooney in Gracemont, C E Dawson visiting Cement court house, Atty A J Moreia in Linger, Mrs J Oldham and others visiting Hobart and Lawton, and local business and personal trips including Miss Lulu Miller filing on land, Miss Minnie Morris visiting Binger, and J W Osborne with family in town. The Crushed Granite Co of Granite visits and G W Keeler plans bakery improvements.
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Lulu Miller
Lawton
Minnie Morris
Binger
Weather Forecast Washington Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Weather forecast for Sunday predicts fair conditions across Washington Oklahoma and Indian Territory with clear skies and mild temperatures. No precipitation expected.
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Washington
Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
Not Guilty Verdict in Territory Corby Simner Rioting Case
Probate Court dismisses rioting charges against Territory on Fred and Walter Corby and James Simner after a contested trial. Long testified of a contract dispute and alleged threats, while defendants challenged his truthfulness amid farmer community influence. Gilp Arnold is jailed for distributing whiskey to Indians. preliminary hearing binds him to grand jury with a $3000 bond.
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Fred
Walter Corby
James Simner
Carnegie
Long
Simnog
Cutton
Simoor
Gilp Arnold
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Robinson
Grand
Special Sale At Gillingsley & Son Candies
Gillingsley and Son announce a special sale of fine chocolates to clear stock for ice cream sodas and soft drinks. The event is announced for Lawton with local community notice.
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Gillingsley & Son
That L. T. Russell Printing Bill Graft Charge Not Sustained
The Tribune reports that charges of graft tied to L. T. Russell Printing were not sustained by the records. The records also indicate the vote for and against the measure.
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the Tribune
Councilman Smith Voted No On Bill Controversy
The Tribune disputes the Democrat editorial attack over L. T. Russell printing bills. Records show Smith opposed approving the accounts while asserting bills were improperly issued and not property of Russell, hinting at graft and party involvement.
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the Tribune
Stelzner
Smith
Democrat
The
Pilton
Westphal
Gallagher
Weimer
Galllagher
Dancan
Noes
Kunkel
Bergdorf
Watkman
Tilton
Tha Democrat
Tribune
Republican Party
L. J. Russell
John Pfaff
L. T. Ressin
L. T. Russell
Bik
Colored Church Fund Drive and Local Visit Report
J W Garrett pastor of the Christian colored church circulates a paper to raise funds for building. Miss Ruby Jansen, a Neola district teacher, returns to the city for a two day visit with her parents, accompanied by Mrs L Y.
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J. W. Garrett
The
Christian Colored Church
Purohide
Ruby Jansen
Neola
Mee. L.Y
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Queen City
the Fair Department Store
Clyde Keeler
Fort Cobb
E. B. Tels
Hobart
E. W. Rooney
Gracemont
C. E. Dawson
Atty
A.J. Moreia
Chas, Slemp
Misa Marelle Smith
Normen
Jack Campbell
Ardmore
John Burke
City ‘High School
Chickashe
Asd Fuller
Chattanooga
Brother
J. W. Osborne
Ft. Cobb
City
Sheriff Thompson
M. Poster
Mise Nora
Mise Nora Glet
T. C. Williams
Oklahoma City
the Crushed Granite’ Co
G. W. Keeler
Wade
Probate
Jarinks
H. Me Tiedee
Bill
Joe Smith
Mr. Smith
Itorial
Oklahoma
Stelaner
A New Colored Church
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