Vinita Booster Praises All Steel Passengers Cars
The Auburn Evening Dispatch reports Vinita Oklahoma as a booming gateway city. A Chicago to Kansas City journey praised all steel passenger cars for safety and comfort. Vinita’s growth includes an insane asylum project, new railroad expansion, water works, gas and coal supplies, and business-friendly Indiana travelers. Senator Owen represents Oklahoma in the US Senate.
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Auburn
Tad
Evening Dispatch
Vinita
Okla
Oklahoma
Chicago
Kanes City
Kansas City
Missouri River
Union Station
Georgian
Indian Territory
United States
Belwee Gilelly
Mowyere
Owen
United States Senate
Vinita Bes
Katy
Frisco
Artoulan Walla
Vinus
Indiana
Taft Faces Question of Mergers In Railroad Bill
Washington March 31 Taft is pressed to keep a provision in his railroad regulation bill that would appear to legalize the Southern Pacific Union Pacific merger Insurgents and critics say removing the clause is essential The debate centers on Section 12 with Senator Nelson urging opposition and warning the government cannot prosecute the merger if the clause remains The president’s lawyers say a draft bill seeks to compel action by the government and to allow a free action path through courts amid pressure from railroad leaders and financiers including Lovett and Otto H Kahn
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Washington
Taft
Union Pacific
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Nelson
Minnesota
Cummins
Clapp
Sema
Tiveyer
Almorey
Wickeham
Hmting Railromd
Taftafer
Judge Lovett
Union Pacife
HM. Harriman
Southern Pacific
Union Pasitie
Otto H. Kahn
New York
Lovett
Administration
Resting Brewer Body Back to Kansas for Burial
Washington reports the body of Supreme Court Justice Brewer will be returned to Leavenworth Kansas for burial after a brief funeral at his Washington home. A substantial portion of the court will attend, with services in Leavenworth and burial in Mount Muncie Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court of the United
Leavenworth
Congregational Church
Mount Muncio
Puller
Fueral
Kansan
Taft
Jnetlee Brewer
Mra
Yale
Two Boys Placed With Good Farmer Plans
Wright Poindexter and Julian Ker, recently arraigned for Minglory related charges, were turned over to Judge Rear by the district court this morning. The county judge seeks suitable guardians to guide the youths, and aims to coordinate with foster homes and Juvenile Court to place them with responsible caretakers.
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Wright Poindexter
Julian Kerwhi
Rear
Mornla
Fhenmmr
Dorn
Quaethtom
Prper
Tariere
Somi Plice
Funeral rites held for Justice David J. Brewer
Simple funeral services were held for Justice David J. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court. An hour later his body was transported to Leavenworth Kansas for burial at Muncie Cemetery beside his wife and daughter.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
David J. Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Buring
Lentonworth
Kans
Leavenworth
Frat Congregations
Muncie
Noted American Writer Dead
Associated Press reports in London that Myra Kelly Mrs Allan McNaughton American educator and author died yesterday at Torquay after a long illness.
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Associated Press
London
Myra Kelly
Allan McNaughton
Torquay
MacNaughton
Bank Robbers Reach Leavenworth Prison in Record Number
Leavenworth Kans March 30 William H and Noah Marker brothers were received at the federal prison from Indianapolis under sentence for wrecking the First National Bank of Tipton. Their arrival increases the number of bankers to thirty eight.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kans
William H
Noah Marker
Federal
Indianapolis
First National Bank of
Tipton
Appoints Owen's Successor in Oklahoma Court of Appeals
Guthrie March 31 Governor Haskell appointed Judge D A Richardson of Durant to the criminal court of appeals succeeding Judge Thomas H Owen of Muskogee who resigned to become prosecuting attorney of Muskogee county Richardson is judge of the sixth judicial district and will take office April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Guthrie
Oklo
Haskell
D. A. Richardson
Durant
Criminal Court of Appeals
Thomas H. Owen
Muskogee
Richardson
Pinchot Lands at Hamburg on His Voyage to Copenhagen
Hamburg March 31. Other passengers report that President Grant’s associate Gifford Pinchot landed here yesterday on the steamer. He stayed overnight and proceeded this morning to Copenhagen. He traveled under the name Gaylord Smith.
Detroit Team Heads North for Spring Series
Detroit American League club leaves San Antonio tonight under Manager Jennings. The second-division squad will play Kansas City games April 6 and 7, Topeka April 5, and a Fort Leavenworth morning game on April 6 as they move northward.
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Detroit
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Jennings
Topeka
Kansas City
Fort Leavenworth
Pinchot Not Found Aboard Prodent Grant In Europe Meeting
Dispatch from Cuxhaven March 20 reports Gifford Pinchot not aboard the steamer Prodent Grant upon docking in Europe meeting Col Roosevelt. The passenger list does not show his presence, leaving his whereabouts unclear.
Branson to Resign as Election Board Member
Guthrie Oklahoma March 31 Fred P Branson of Muskogee recently elected chairman of the state democratic executive committee will resign as a member of the state election board in the next few days. No successor has been named in current talk.
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Branson
Guthrie
Oklo
Fred P.branson
Muskogee
Democratic Axjecutive Committee
State Election Board
Proclamation Planned for Swanson County Creation
Guthrie March 31 A proclamation to create a new Swanson County carved from Comanche and Kiowa lands is being prepared by Governor Haskell and will be signed today. Deliberations followed a detachment of territory and assurances he will call the election at once.
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Guthrie
Okio
Swanson
Haskell
Vinita Letter Promises Cherokee Payments to Simms
A letter from Creager to Billy Simms states Vinita will make a payment of East Cherokee money as promised by Guion Miller, the special agent responsible for disbursements. The note reflects a congressional promise tied to Cherokee funds.
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Vinita
Creager
Billy Simms Wrates
Guion Miller
King Menelik Dead Prompting Ethiopian Power Shift
Reports state King Menelik has died and Prime Minister Adis Abeba faces upheaval as factions within the crown’s followers clash. The press notes political tension and possible power realignment amid an imprisoned elite.
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Menelik
Adis Abeba
Ahyésinin
Maret An
Menelik Diva Todey
Ompreas
Municipal Elections in Iowa Reported Heavy Voting
In Des Moines on March 28 Associated Press reports cities and towns holding municipal elections. Des Moines records a heavy turnout that may break all previous records. Sioux City Burlington and Keokuk also report heavy voting across Iowa.
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Iowa
Associated Presa
Des Moines
Dos Moines
Warry
Sioux City
Burlington
Keokuk
Watch Thieves Work Sioux City In March 26
Three robbers seized sacks of mail tossed from the Chicago Northwestern train at Lemarrs Indiana at night. They boarded the blind baggage and rifled the sacks. The engine crew watched the robbery and the men were captured upon reaching Alton Indiana.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Chicago Northwestern
Lemarrs
Alton
Registered Earth Shocks in St. Louis University
St Louis university registered earthquake shocks for forty minutes starting at 11 45 this morning with a north to south movement and three minutes later a west east movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louie University
Oklahoma Governor Candidate Announces Side as Democratic Party Laid
A businessman announces candidacy for Oklahoma governor to the voters, stating entry is subject to the Democratic Party action and inviting support. The message frames a pro business platform and commitment to public service.
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Oklahoma
Tibe Democratic Party
Herring Seeks Oklahoma Governorship 1910
F B Herring of Elk City Oklahoma declares his political platform and intent to serve as governor in 1910. He pledges tax reductions through prudent spending, supports the Corporation Commission and Guaranty Book Law, calls for merit-based appointments, strengthens schools, and proposes selling segregated lands in 130 acre tracts. He emphasizes clean politics and public service for a prosperous state.
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Corporation Commission
F. B. Herring
Elk City
Oklahoma
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian of Andy Reese minor announces private sale of 86.71 acres in Craig County by order of Adair County Court. Sale available after April 18 1910 at 10 PM in Westville Oklahoma with cash terms and written bids filed in Westville Court.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Oklahoma
First published notice from The Chieftain dated April 1 1910 announces a private sale of real estate owned by Jesse Reese a minor Guardian Joseph Reps will offer the property in Craig County Oklahoma after April 18 1919 at 10 o clock am at Westville Oklahoma. Terms require cash in hand and title to be filed in the County Court at Westville Adair County Oklahoma. May contain measurement details of Lot 1 and various fractional sections totaling 5.56 acres.
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Pirot
the Chieftain
Gale
The
Chieftain
Real Esta
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Craig County Oklahoma
In pursuance of an order of the County Court Craig County Oklahoma the guardians of Jense Buffington and Aldrick Buffington minors will sell private cash bids for the estates of Jesse Bullington et al minors at the County Court Room on April 28 1910 to be confirmed by the court. The lands described include parcels in Craig County Oklahoma with specific tracts to be auctioned under sealed bids and subject to court confirmation. Deliberations and terms require cash in hand on sealed bids.
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Craig
Oklahoma
Jense Huffington
Jense Buffington
Aldrick Buffington
Catd
Jesse Bullington
Craig County
State of Oklahoma
Jon Ballington
Rod B
Delvontng
Altrick Baffington
Land bid notice for 30 acres in Sec 10 Twp 28N R21W
Guardian Joseph A. Gill invites bids on lands in the SW quarter of Bec 14 and related NW quarters totaling 30 acres in Sec 10 Twp 28N R21W. Bids must describe the lands bid for, be sealed, and include a draft or certified check for one third of the bid amount, payable to the guardian in care of Hon. Theo. D. B. Frear, County Judge, Vinita, Oklahoma. Dated March 28, 1810.
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Bec
Theo
D. B. Frear
Vinita
Oklahoma
J. Wright
Joseph A. Gill
Sontalniys
Delaware County
Alen
William Henry Bintock
Mayes County
N. A
Kowa Blalock
Oklahotm
Towit
Uuidetit Tire
Hon
Oklhoma
R. J. Wright
A. Gill
Mare
Notice of Private Sale of Minor's Real Estate in Craig Co
Administrator and guardian of Charles Reese a minor will sell at private sale the minor's 85.94 acres in Craig County Oklahoma described as parts of Lots 8 and 3 and sections 1 and 2 Town 28 North Range 21 East. Sale subject to court confirmation after April 18 1910 at 10 o'clock a.m. in Westville Oklahoma. Bids must be in writing and filed with the guardian. The notice is dated March 28 1910.
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Andy Reese
County of
Adair
State of
Oklahoma
Andy Reeve
Westville
Craig County
Adair County
Joseph Reese
Andy Keene
Aas
Jense Reuse
Jesse Reese
Aald
Klahoma
Jesse Heere
Stat
Township
Crate County
Oklahome
Joseph Reps
Jowse Reese
Guardins
Charles Reese
Notice of Private Real Estate Sale in Craig Mayes and Delaware Counties
Guardians of Rosa Blalock and William Henry Blalock minors announce a private sale of their lands in Craig Mayes and Delaware Counties Oklahoma. The sale, for cash and subject to county court confirmation, occurs April 28, 1910 at 1:40 p.m. in the Craig County Court room, with sealed bids describing multiple tracts totaling about 290 acres. Bids must be in exact lands described, with price and terms, and are to be opened under the authority of County Judge Vinita Oklahoma and legal guardian Joseph R Wright.
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Gerner
Karl Gerner
Land of the Cherokees
Kansas
Supreme Court
Kansas Congressional Delegation
Rosa “Block Et al. Minora
Ross Blalock
William Henry Blalock
Hosa Blalock
Mayes
Delaware
Eagh
Rosa Binlock
Ozeta Cecelia
Blalock
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