Oklahoma Indian Territory statehood debate letter
Rowe L Owen argues against uniting Oklahoma and Indian Territory into one state. He warns western interests must be protected and federal balance preserved. He favors immediate statehood for the Indian Territory with no interim territorial government. Also notes a correction about Heber Skinner’s Chelsea roping contest placement.
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Northeast
Oklahoms
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Heber Skinner
Chelsea
Indictment For Slander Targets W C Hill Atoka
Durant Citizen condemns W C Hill depot agent of Sterritt for slander after a grand jury indicted him in Atoka court. The editorial calls for vindication of a local girl, denounces attacks on women’s character, and urges punishment for the accused. It urges the public to defend mothers sisters and sweethearts against defamatory talk.
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W. C. Hill
Sterritt
J.T
Atoka
Omah
Durant
Pryor Davis Case Affirms Breach of Promise Award
The court affirmed a lower court judgment awarding Rose Pryor Davis $9,600 for breach of promise of marriage against Sam T. Davis. The 1808 Muskogee case involved Lem T. Davis, a Cherokee farmer, with claims noted as likely appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Bud Weldon and Fort Smith Elevator personnel visited Muskogee.
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Rose Pryor
Sam T. Davis
Muskogee
Agsinst Lem T. Davie
Starrville
I. T
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W. F. Seaver
A. Gibson
Musko
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Muskogee Tims
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