Gage Hearing Opens Over Oklahoma Railroad Charter
Guthrie Oklahoma August 31 The hearing requests a restraining order against enforcement of a proceeding to revoke the license of the St Louis and San Francisco railway to do business in Oklahoma The case challenges the McCalla act provisions on forfeiture of corporate rights for declaring foreign domicile The United States District court will hear arguments today as both railroad and state seek to test the law in question and its potential impact on the Goode damage suit transfer from Comanche county to the circuit court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Lee Myers
St. Louis and San Francisco
Oklahoma
United States District Court
District Court of
Comanche County
Circuit Court
Courageous Deed In Defense Of A Dog At Boston Station
A bystander witnessed a brave act at a Boston rail depot where a man saved his Irish setter from an oncoming train. He risked his life to grab the dog from the tracks as the engine approached, narrowly escaping injury as others fled. The incident highlights devoted pet ownership amid dangerous moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom North
Gentry Bros
Daily Chieftain
Boston
Eyed Turkey Chase Ends in Court Drama on Barnyard
A chaotic barnyard chase ends with Peleg pursuing a stubborn turkey through fields and a coop, colliding with Squire Jenkins and Jay Jenkins. The incident disturbs locals, disrupts groceries, and leads to a defiant statement from the turkey’s owner while Mary Ann extols the drama.
Oeven Sentenced To Penitentiary In Early Term Work
The district court postponed the sentence of T. C. Merritt on a charge of attempted criminal assault until Wednesday. Court business focused on the divorce case of Mrs. Mary Stout and J. W. Stout. Seven men were sentenced to penitentiaries during the term, and civil matters are expected to occupy the remainder of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Merritt
Mary Stout
J. W. Stout
Warm Contests Foreseen at Oklahoma Democratic Convention
Guthrie Aug 81 The democrats of Oklahoma will assemble tomorrow morning at Tulsa to adopt a state platform and ratify primary nominations. Contests center on school land sales dispensary policy and the New Jerusalem plan. Key figures Roy Stafford George Whitehorse oppose school land sales. Delegations may be irregular due to primary rules. Temporary officers named W L Eagleton Fred Hardy and J A Tuotean.
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Tulsa
Guthrie Ok
Oklahoma County
Democratic Party
Roy Stafford
Oklahome City
George Whitehorse
Saynewho
Lagher
W. L. Eagletown
Pawnee
Fred Hardy
Alva
J. A. Tuotean
Third
Tee
Braity Tenet
Fulsa
Jim Deven Port
Trlea
Chebmermn
The Curious Child and the Clock as a Moral Lesson
A passage extols a boy’s curiosity about mechanisms and music machines as healthy drive. It argues gentle guidance over harsh punishment, citing a mother who once cane d her child, suggesting discipline can misdirect curiosity but proper nurturing fuels inventive progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Dust a Beginner, Robbie Doctor Practice
In Philadelphia Press dialogue Elsie jokes that Uncle George looks young to be a doctor and Robbie says he is not grown yet, only tending to children to gain practice. The exchange paints a humorous view of a trainee physician gaining early clinical experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie
George
Elsie
Philadelphia Press
By-Product of a Proverb Roused a Child’s Alarm
A humorous archaic excerpt tells of a small boy whose parents live by a proverb about sparing the rod and spoiling the child. He rushes to warn grandpa that their switch tree tees six death on it, illustrating a rural or family anecdote with playful language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Public Parks Coverage in German Cities
Three German cities Frachkfort Helleck and Colent have public parks covering about half their area. Berith, by contrast, has less than six percent of its area taken up by parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frachkfort
Helleck
Colent
Berith
Only Two Kinds in the World Speak to Power
A fragmented line suggests a dichotomy among people in a changing world. The text hints at those who resist efforts to control or influence others and those who seek to affect or nurture them. The wording implies social or political tension without specific events.
Haskell to Hit Swing Through Key States on Tour
Governor Haskell plans a speaking tour through doubtful states starting next month, with a one week stop in Ohio and appearances in Kansas Nebraska and Iowa. Senator Gore also expected to speak in these states. Richard A Billups and Reuben M Roddie drafted by national committee to bolster the drive. George Miller McDaniel and Beasie Lee Wyatt wed at Cobb hotel parkade Muskogee officiated by Rev Jas Ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okio
Aug. S
Haskell
Ohio
Richard A. Billups
Billups
Reuben M. Roddie
National Campaign Committee
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Gore
George Miller McDaniel
Beasie Lee Wyatt
Cobb Hotel
Parkoe
Muskogee
Mra. McDaniel
Mr. 1
Hitchcock
Our City
Vinita outing ends with creek rescue at Brackett's place
A group from Vinita including Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Bonfoey and Mrs. J. HM Butler plus Tom Byrd enjoyed a day at Brackett's. The party released their horses into a creek, became stuck, and had to be pulled out with ropes.
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Brackett’s Place
P. W. Bonfoey
Break in Cattle Market Shocks Chicago and St Louis Trade
A cattle market report notes a break in prices with 26,000 head in Chicago and 1,000 in St Louis. The market suddenly dropped to fifteen cents, signaling a sharp downturn in cattle trades today.
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Chicago
St Louis
Horse saddled stripped near Katy depot
An unknown rider last week rode a horse to the east side of the Katy track near the depot, removed the saddle and bridle, and rode off. The horse, saddle, and bridle were later found by Som Ridenbour and are in the pound. Seymour and family plan to move tomorrow to Salem, Oregon, where they will make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Seymour Ones
Tommorrow
Salem
Oregon
Vinita Fisherman Tells of Luck on Flint Creek Trip
Theo Perry and John Mar returned from a two week camping trip on Flint Creek reporting a great catch. They camped a mile above the mouth of Flint Creek in the Ozark foothills. First week yielded eighty six bass and trout from a half to three pounds each. Illinois River rose last Monday, spoiling fishing. They killed thirty gray squirrels and cached plenty of fish and game. Homer Trott and Walter Torbert opted to stay longer despite nearing frost.
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Theo. Perry
John Mar
Flint Creek
Ozark
Illinois
Homer Trott
Walter Torbert
Old Boreast
Young people visit Spavvnew with chaperones Mr and Mrs Bordenkircher
A group of youths chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Bordenkircher traveled to Spavvnew for a pleasant outing. Miss Edna Stutsman Henryetta Patten Flora Roberts Elizabeth Scott Miriam McGuffin and Messrs Pendell Joe Chambers Harry Darrough Joe Hunt and Bob Hill stayed at a small hotel. They spent the day sightseeing the scenery and taking Kodak views.
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Bordenkircher
Spavvnew
Edna Stutsman
Henryetta Patten
Flora Roberts
Elizabeth Scott
Miriam McGuffin
Messrs Pendell
Joe Chambers
Harry Darrough
Joe Hunt
Bob Hill
Little Hotel
Leg Breaks in Wreck Near White Oak Saturday
Charles Taylor, riding home to White Oak Saturday evening, was thrown from a wagon and suffered a broken leg above the knee. Doctors H. Miller of White Oak and Louis Bagby of the city attended. the patient is resting well and likely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Taylor
White Oak
EH. Miller
Louis Bagby
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Bluejacket
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Daisy Bane
Henry Hubbard
Ed Shanahan
Joplin
Luther Duncan
Chetopa
E. N. Williams
Merton Raines
Neosho
Seneca
Lorane Drake
Hm, Williams
Miss Drake
North Second Street
Canadian Avenue
Foreman Street
O'Cllock
Vinsta White Sox
Sportaman's Park
Winks
Paleg
the Gobbler
Mary Ann
Peleg
Tim
Anyk
Gobbler
Bz Jenkins
T Ron
Avich
Jay
Jenkins
Miss Home
Mis’ Bueby
Hen Bueby
Breterice
Oeven
Milford - Berger Shoe Company
A. E. Anderson & CO. Custom Tailors
Vinita
Vinita’s Big Department Store
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