Snake and His Band Sentenced to Fort Leavenworth
A court sentenced the group led by Ary Snake to two years in Fort Leavenworth. The ruling followed a federal case alleging band activity linked to organized crime and associated charges. Authorities said the defendants planned further illicit operations before their arrest.
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Were on parole after outbreak band jailed for Creek country actions
The Souke Indiana band led by Crargenake faced two year terms in Fort Leavenworth per Judge Raymond after a recent outbreak and suspended paroles. Named defendants include Chitto Harjo Wilson Jones Gilbert Johnson Chotka James Abram Molutooh Lewis Mitchell Lewis Harjo Clo Harjo Jobo Timothy George Ammons Little Tiger Colchochee and leader Onitte 0 who opposed Creek settlement and claimed treaty violations.
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Oklahoma Statehood Bill Moves Through Subcommittees
Subcommittees on the Oklahoma statehood bill chaired by Movers Flynn Powers and Moon completed work and will report to the full committee tomorrow. The Flynn bill passed with few changes and retains the provision to add Indian territory either in part or as a whole. Delegates to the Flynn proposal secured two seats in Congress after an attempt for three failed.
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Oklahoma Statehood Outlook From Washington Visit
A. J. Bray reports optimism that Flynn’s bill will pass the house this session and possibly the senate before adjournment. Bray notes Flynn’s refusal to let his name be used and praises his work despite criticism while urging immediate statehood for Oklahoma separate from Indian Territory.
Generous Kinnison Spends for Indian Relief Fund
Generous townspeople of Kinni son contribute to relief for suffering fullbloods. A $35.50 check arrives at the Chieftein office from Geo W Siegel as part of a subscription drive sparked by the Chieftain column. PB Kinnicon and others circulated the appeal, with many locals quick to donate.
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Dawes Commission Rejections in Cherokee Enrollment Cases
Special report from Muskogee dated March 1 1902 lists numerous Cherokees denied enrollment after review by the Dawes Commission. The decisions as of February 14 1902 forward the names to the Interior Secretary for approval.
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Oil at Wagoner Shows Promising Flow From Well
A high grade lubricant flow was developed at Wagoner from a depth of 400 feet. The stream is good though not strong enough to boost property values or spark excitement among promoters.
Murderous Attack Shocks Checotah Editor Whitmore
Checotah Enquirer editor K W Whitmore was seriously wounded with a paper cutter during a dispute over settling accounts. The attack occurred in Checotah. his brother wrestled a gun away, Craven Crame was arrested and held in Bufnula pending the outcome of Whitmore’s condition.
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Bills Held Up as Committees Fail to Agree on Public Lands
Friday reports show bills for admission of Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona stalled over public lands provisions. A committee plans to reconvene Saturday to seek harmonized terms affecting interested parties and authorities.
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Badgett Mercantile Co Reorganizes as Badgett Bannc Cantile
The W R Badgett Mercantile Company reorganizes as Badgett Ban ncantile Company with incorporation filings in Rooth McAlester. Capital stock set at 625 000 and employees become stock holders under a cooperative structure. Officials include President W B Badgett and other officers.
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Moon's Measure for Territorial Government Favored by Committee
A House committee on territories unanimously recommends Moon's bill creating a territorial government for Jefferson with a governor, secretary, a bicameral legislature, and four senatorial districts. Legislature salaries are four dollars per day plus ten cents per mile. Regular sessions begin January 1908 in South McAlester with biennial appropriations. passage likely blocks statehood plans.
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