Notice of Real Estate Sale in Craig County Oklahoma
Public sale notices list guardian executors and administrators selling land in Craig County Oklahoma. Bruce Vann guardian of a minor seeks private sale of 70 acres described by sections and townships, with cash bid and court confirmation. Additional notices cover Bessie Cotton estate and Ella Morgan minor guardianship with multiple parcels and terms, including cash or one third cash with two thirds deferred, secured by mortgage and court filing.
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Craig
Bruce Vann
Counon
Bruce
Oklahoma
Ehip
North
Addis A
Vinita
Sam Vann
Guardianship Hearings and Real Estate Sales in Oklahoma
Guardianship petitions for Lola Martin Priscilla Jolson nee Martin and Leland McMullen mobilize court orders to sell minority real estate. Notices announce April 14 1909 hearings in Nowata and Craig counties and private sale of Lots 1 2 Block 43 Bluejacket Craig County with terms to be confirmed by Washington County Court.
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Real Tate
Deston
Sequoyah
Oklahoma
Bessie
A. D
Lock P
Sallisaw
Okla
Craig County
Oktown
Township 26
Jackson & of
Sallixaw
Aaron Foreman
Vinita Chieftain
State of
Nowata
Section
Township
Craig
Tha B. Frear
Addis A, Brown
Guardian Med
Priscilla Jolson
Nee Martin
Fred Martin
Priscilla Johnson
Martin
Hinds
Nowita
Oklahooma
Tho. D. BL Frear
Addis A. Brown
Guardian
Leland McMullen
Ana
Bartteaville
Naid Leland McMullen
Wanda Ruth McMullen
Bulab
Mario McMullen
Mildred McMullen
Bluejacket
Een
Washington County
Releaville
Onnahowe
W. BR. McMullen
Ochelat
IAM
McMullen
AG. M Guardine
Governor Signs the East Side Insane Asylum Bill
Governor Has Kell Baturdy signed multiple measures including the East side Insane asylum bill for Vinita. The signing came Saturday evening as the final constitutional day for action. Also approved were the Yoager Strain pipeline bill the Til Jettson gas preservation bill a public affairs board purchase bill and thirty eight appropriations totaling five million dollars. The governor signed fifty bills with the central normal school at Edmond vetoed as a $100000 building.
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Haskell Baturdy
East Side
Vinita
Hiskell
Otate Board of Commisnioners
Nlte
Board of Public Affairs
Central Normal School
Edmond
Wright Uncertain on Position for Indian Affairs Post
Washington, March 26. President Taft faces discontent in eastern Oklahoma over government policy, affecting a potential appointment of a new commissioner of Indian affairs. Wright’s chances appear dimmer amid the muddled Muskogee office and disputed town lot and titling cases.
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Washington
D. C
Taft
Oklahoma
J. George Wright Tropbie
Indian Affairs
Muskogee
Sapulpa Gambling House Fight Ends in Fatal Shooting
A Kentuckian man named Tom Rivers was fatally shot and Officer Clarence Rupert seriously wounded in a gambling resort fight in Sapulpa Oklahoma. Rupert fired five times into the crowd as the melee unfolded, leaving a room full of men.
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Associated Press
Rapulpa
Okla
Mar
Tom Rivers
Clarence Rupert
Rupert
Still wrangling over rates in Missouri legislature
The Missouri house railroad committee fails to sustain Attorney General Major's demand to keep the two cent rate for now while appealing to the U S Supreme Court. The senate discusses the two cent fare and a possible two and a half cent rate with a ten percent round trip discount. The stalemate follows fruitless talks between state and railroad officials as the three cent fare nears possible reinstatement next month.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Railroad Committee of the
House
Major
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Peselun
Vincennes Woman May Have Committed Death by Own Action
Associated Press reports mystery surrounds the death of Mrs Russell Culberteen found bound and gagged near her Vincennes home. She claimed enemies forced her to swallow poison, while police lean toward a possible recent suicide attempt by Alice Whee. No strangers' traces found in the neighborhood the afternoon of the tragedy.
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Associated Prews
Vincennes
Ind
Russell Culberteen
Alice Whee
Pollo
Woman Kidnapper Raised in Chicago
Associated Press reports Chicago born and raised James H. Boyle’s alleged abductee Willie Whitte case ties the suspect to a Pennsylvania arrest. Fireman William McDermott confirms the telegraphed Cleveland description matches his daughter. she reportedly eloped three years ago and has not contacted her father since.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James H. Boyle
Pennsylvania
Willie Whitte
William McDermott
Cleveland
Married Women May Keep Maiden Name in Kansas
Topeka March 2 A Kansas attorney general opinion confirms married women may use any name they choose including their maiden name. It notes a husband may adopt his wife’s name if he wishes and both may change names without court action. A married notary public was advised to retire from the profession.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kane
Mar
Fred D. Jackson
Secretary of State
B. Denton
Governor Signs Primary Election Law Changes
Governor Haskell signed the new primary election measure yesterday after the legislature approved it. The act applies general election provisions to primaries, ends registration for primaries, and repeals the old political advertising feature.
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Haskell
Kansas bankers discuss state bank guaranty law
One hundred national bankers from Kansas met in Topeka to discuss the new bank guaranty law. Sentiment is hostile and no attempt will be made to have a government order revoking national banks from participating in the guaranty plan. F Henson of Paola proposes a mutual company among bankers to insure deposits instead of state plans.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kain
Mar
National Bankers of Kansas
Kansas Bank
F. Henson
Paola
Iowa House rejects bank guaranty bill in defeat
Des Moines March 26 The Iowa House today defeated a bill providing for an absolute state guarantee of bank deposits. The vote ended debate on the measure amid concerns over public backing for financial institutions.
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Associated Press
Des Moline
Mar
House Today
Bank Depowlta
Oklahoma code commissioners organize for work
Guthrie Okla Mar 26 The newly appointed code commissioners organized by naming Judge Ian Harris of Oklahoma City as chairman They read and discussed many clerkship applications for eight months work codifying and compiling Oklahoma laws All commissioners left for home this morning and will report Monday for active work Jean Day is mentioned among attendees
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Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Ian Harris
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Jean
Tulsa County Mall Association chartered in Guthrie
A charter issued for the Tulsa County Mall Association to operate in Tulsa with a $25,000 capital and directors R Lewin W C Dicken son M A Youngman W S Hall and George Schmidt. Bartlesville also receives a charter for the Bartlesville Athletic Club with $5,000 capital headed by TH L Gordon H J Spies Jr and J P Shipman.
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TH. L. Gordon
H. J. Spies, Jr
J. P Shipman
Judge Marshall to Hear Haskell Trial in Muskogee
Judge John A. Marshall of Utah has been named by Judge Sanborn to preside at the trial of Governor Charles N. Haskell and other Oklahomans indicted in the Muskogee town lot fraud case. The affair involves prominent Oklahoma figures and the enowy case.
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Muskogee
Okla
Mar
the A. Marshall
United States
District Court of
Utah
Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles N. Haskell
Memorial Day Observance Booklet Issued by Oklahoma Board
Guthrie Okla Mar 29 The state board of education has issued a Memorial Day annual for one of the schools in the state The booklet includes an introductory article by State Superintendent B D Cameron on the day s history and urging observance and a large number of selections for school Memorial Day programs
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Guthrie
Okla
State Board of Education
B.D. Cameron
Robbers dynamite two railroad station safes
In Bartlesville Oklahoma on March 20 a gang dynamited safes at Santa Fe depots in Carney Kansas and Dewey Oklahoma. About one hundred dollars was taken at Carney and two mail sacks were stolen from Dewey.
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Associated Press
Bartlesville
Okla
Santa Fe
Carney
Kansan
Dewey
Okimboum
Caray
Big Increase In Railroad Values Across Oklahoma
Guthrie March 27 A state auditor records show Oklahoma railroads report dramatic valuation growth after statehood. Kansas City Missouri Pacific Santa Fe Frisco Rock Island and others more than doubled assessed values within a year, with a few lines like the Katy and Rock Island showing especially large jumps amid new regulation and a shift from territorial to state oversight.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Trapp
Katy
Frisco
State Board
Prisco
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Electric Park Nears Season Opening In Vinita
Improvements at Electric Park show the grounds cleared and walks laid out the artificial lake awaiting the manager Dr. W. G. Williams return from the east. Amusements planned and exact opening date to be announced soon.
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Mlectrle
Vinita
W. G. Williams
Public Service Commission Law Upheld as Constitutional
Supreme Court Justice Fitte ruled the public service commission law constitutional in Albany on March 27. The Economic Power & Construction Company of Buffalo challenged the law, but the court sustained its validity.
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Public Service Commission
Associated Prena
Albany
Supreme Court
Fitte
Economic Power & Coustruction Company
Buffalo
Utah Court Imposes Heavy Fine on Railroads
Salt Lake Utah March 2 In the United States district court today the Union Pacific railroad the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific Coal company were fined three thousand dollars each for violation of the antitrust laws in connection with the refusal of the railroads to haul for a rival company.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake
Utah
Mar
United States District Court
Union Pacific Railroad
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific Coal Company
Sugar prices rise by ten cents per hundred
By Associated Prensa New York March refined sugar grades all advanced ten cents per hundred today signaling a broad move in commodity markets.
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Associated Prensa
New York
Mar
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Oscar Morgan
Auld Craig County
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Lena
Ayes County
Delaware County
Townstip
J. W. Orr
East Side Hospital For the Insane
J.george Wright
Sapulpa
Edison
Smiley Furniture
Oklahoms
Missouri
Iowa
Tulsa
John A. Marshall
Electric Park
Sugar
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