Judge Pitchford On Jay War Over County Seat
District Judge Jobin Pitchford confirmed he appealed to Governor Cruce to send troops to Delaware county where Old Jay and New Jay factions clash over the county seat. The mob controls the courthouse as sheriff's deputies vanish and officials fear for bloodshed if records move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hall
Oklahoma
Stillwell
Okla
Jobin H. Pitchford
Associated Press Today
Cruce
Delaware County
Old
New Joy
Pitchford
Trustee's Sale of Hudson Drug and Jewelry Stock
On December 16, 112 Uneander signed will sell the Hudson drug and jewelry stock at Ratcliff Building Vinita Oklahoma for creditors at 2 o'clock p m Jewelry stock and fixtures 4400 Drug stock and fixtures 2600 will be sold separately for cash to highest bidder TLM Williams Trustee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uneander
Hudson Drug
Ratcliff
Vinita
Oklo
O'Cloeke Pg
TLM
Williams
Court House Moves to Buffington Harris Building
Craig county commissioners lease the Buffington Harris building for five years to host county court offices from January 1, 1913. The north room becomes a courtroom and about 40 offices move upstairs, describing the structure as fire proof and an improvement over current quarters. Some Apaches to Stay: Geronimo band members choose Fort Sill or New Mexico homes. 86 stay at Fort Sill, others to be housed in New Mexico after a $75,000 appropriation is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Creekmore
County Commissioners
Craig County
Buffington-Harris
Wilson and
Canadian
Washington
Geronimo
Port Sil
China
Indian Affairs
Abbott
Fort Sill
Mencaleno
New Mexico
Just Ahead of the Sheriff
J E Gray, who died by jumping from the Tro Mountain railway bridge into Grand River near Fort Gibson, was sought by Wagoner County sheriff on a guardian misaccount warrant. The amount owed to grandchildren ranges from 5000 to 17000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskoges, Ola
J. E. Gray
Fort Gibson
Tro Mountain
Grand River
Wagoner County
Gray
1907 Panic how brought about
A detailed, period style narrative on the 1907 panic and the money trust in New York. It discusses five men controlling 400 million in bank funds, Knickerbocker Trust, and the clearinghouse, plus factions in Wall Street and ongoing congressional investigations. The piece also notes Christmas arches at Lantern-Wright and local school sports events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ailend
Washington
Dev
Cloar Financial Sky
Money Trust
Wall Street
Money Center
New York
Morgan
New York Clearing House Committee
Water Frew
New York Com Exchange Bank
Tit ¢Eliring House Com Uttiee
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Natonal Bank of Commerce
Frew
New York Clearing Association
Oklahoma board feud leaves 500 claims unpaid
State Superintendent R H W Wilson and Attorney General West exchange letters over pay claims for 500 employees. Court actions by former board left the education board without a quorum and unable to act. Governor Bruce may appoint a new board to resolve the impasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahowaity
Dee
Senate
Oklahoma County District Court
Educational Board
Board of Agriculture
Wilao Quickely
Edern
Lim
District Court
Wilson
Old Educational Board
Board of Affairs
Ruce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pichford
Grove
Old Jay
Court House
Old In
Adar
Supreme Court
Milittia
Sched
Sherif Bud Thomason
Creetiore
Sherif
Sherdoy
of New
Fabrica
County
Buffington-Harris Build
Ing
Freedom Fort Sill
Old Home
Henry Allen
Bankere’ Panto
Congressional
Hieney Jtrest
Untermeyer
Brew
Call
The
Corn Exchange
Hawke
Wendy
Lantern-Wright Store
Adair High School
Vinita High School
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!