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Anadarko Daily Democrat in Anadarko, Oklahoma

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Anadarko Daily Democrat

Location

Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1902

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Probate Judge Crum Faces Oklahoma Commission Probe

Attorney General charges Crum with not keeping a fee ledger for townsites and misappropriating funds. Judge Roberts urges district court action for removal and accountability, citing excessive fees and improper profits from probate deeds. The hearing before the County Commissioners adjourned to the probate courtroom for further testimony.

Chas, Crum Attorney General of of Oklahoma Roberts Orange Crain Hue Yumishalle Caddo County Crom Crum Supreme Court United States Strang Crame Burford Territorial Supreme Court Kiowa County Th. Nickons Hridgeport Crain Oeler G.W. Keil Eve HH. D. Crosby Caddé County Crimond Bridgeport Myrgo Apache Obas

Indians Vote Debate Sparks Oklahoma Citizenship Question

Indian voters in Oklahoma stir local politics as to Cheyenne and Arapaho allottees gaining U S citizenship and voting rights. U S Attorney Roas Speed cites federal rulings, with Fort Reno camp activities mentioned and the potential addition of many voters. Trade ads and agricultural land notes appear amid the text.

Kidna Commissioner of Indians Army Cheynne Arapalo Guthrie United States Roas Speed Commissioner of Indian Affairs Oklahoma Fort Reno Canton Daily Enterprise

Dry Press Brick Plant in Anadarko Promises Jobs and Growth

Anadarko prepares for a large dry press brick plant to be named after contractor David Swank. The $100,000 project will operate in about ninety days, employing twenty men and producing up to 100,000 bricks per day. Swank has acquired twenty acres north of town and will install two brick molds, 125 horsepower engines, and two 100 horsepower boilers. The venture aims to offer high quality pressed brick at reduced prices and stimulate local business activity.

Anadarko Lou David Swank Mr. Swank J. W. Howard Coffeyville Swank Oklahoma City Shawnee

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Med.d, Ewing Rive, Bioy & Co Bt. Lewis Gooda Yhit Doy Crawford, Jay & CO Chase @ San'soms Judge Crum Roberty Mena Ark Mena B. H. Randolph Anadarko David Swank Brick Fort & Co Ford Grott F. J. Callahan J.T. Moore Juke Babler National Bank of Gaunts Feed Store Jas W. Wilton Portland
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