Local visitors and travel notes from Pryor Creek region
ROM THURSDAY'S DAILY records several residents and visitors in town. F Parks went to Pryor Creek for the night while J Carter Cook arrives from Mirs-Wogee. M F Wilson of Tahlequah is in on business. George Harris spends the day in the country. Tom Byrd makes a business trip to Chelsea. W M Morrison of Cleora visits. George H Lynch of Tulsa is a visitor in the city.
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Rom
Tom Gray
Helnea
Johnson
Miami
W. Shanahan
Tulsa
John Hall
Claremore Jn
Nigel
Parker
St. Louis
Barr
Grove
T. C. Newby
Collinaville
B. B. Davidson
W. &. Clapham
Cot Little
Texas
J. B. Miler
M. Adams
Big Cabin
L. C. McAleater
Muskogee
Pryor Creek
B. J. Halsell
William Spencer
J. J. Spencer
Wagoner
Ming Ethel Wolfe
Springfield
Ladies of the Baptist Church
St Louis
St .John's Episcopal Church
P. J. Barrett
Tulua
L. FP. Parker
Bartlesville
R. D. Knight
F. Parks
J. Carter Cook
Mirs- Wogee
M. F. Wilson
Tahlequah
Bueiness
George
Harris
Tom Byrd
Chelsea
Morrison of
Cleora
George H. Lynch
Eufaula Seeks Dismissal in Checotah County Seat Fight
Guthrie Okla April 6 Another chapter in the Checotah Eufaula county seat contest with two killings two elections and ongoing litigation was added by a petition filed in the supreme court by Eufaula seeking dismissal of Checotah v Gov Haskell and McIntosh county officials to restrain canvassing the last election return showing Eufaula as winner Checotah asks the court to bar Checotah officers from filing and to restrain use of funds for county government at Eufaula and declare Checotah winner of the county seat contest
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Guthrie
Okla
Checotah-Eufaula
Supreme Court
Bufaula
Checotah Va
Haskell
Mclntosh County
Enfield
Checotah
Eufaula
Fire destroys tenement block. $300000 loss reported
A fire today at the corner of Bim and Auburn streets, a mile south of downtown Manchester, destroyed or damaged several dirty buildings. Loss is estimated at 300000 pounds. Firefighters brought the blaze under control after extensive efforts. A. P. record notes the incident for the morning edition.
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Associated Press
Manchester
N. WH
Bim and
Auburn Streets
Mysterious theft of women's gowns at Cobb Hotel
Thirteen valuable gowns were stolen from Arthur Mincer's sample rooms at the Cobb Hotel last night. Mincer, a traveling salesman for an eastern lace house, left the stock in the room while showing to Vinita customers and found the dresses missing this morning. The total value is about 157.30. Officers have no clues. The list includes white Messaline and lawn dresses, pink Louisine silk gowns, blue embroidered pieces, black taffeta, and green Messaline dresses with varied lace, yoke, and embroidery details.
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Cobb Hotel
Arthur Mincer
Mincer
Harris School House Items Update From Big Cabin Town
A. Williams won in Big Cabin Saturday. H. A. Billa departed on the midnight train Monday for Missouri. J. G. Clearly went to Vinita today. M. Henry made a business trip to White Oak Monday. B. J. Clearley went to Chelsea for a few days. O. Hayes won to Vinita Saturday. B. Hayes and Brad Huckeby were in Big Cabin Saturday. James Bailey and Sat Henderson, bound for Fort Gibson, stay a few days with Dr. Nolen near Big Cabin. James Nolen returned Tuesday from the Osage Nation.
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M. Adame
Big Cabin
Joe Williams
Joplin
Fred Draggoo
Afton
Fed Shanahan
Tulsa
Miami
G. W. Snodgrass
Lee Todd
Albia
Vinita
J. Gentry
Shelbyville
Capt
C. B. Odell
Needmore
Gene Englehart
James Yost
J. C. Wilkinson
Fodelstrom
Junction City
KR. D. Hagerman
Hollow
Okla
Qharley Sutton
A. B. Watson
Herman Bear
Broken Arrow
George Dixon
Welch
A. G. Canningham
Tablequad
J. W. Buffington
Stephen of
Bere
Dennison
Texas
Mrs. Sc
T. L. Brown
Claremore
Fred Erickston
San Antonio
B. D. Plektie
A. Williams
H. A. Billa
Missouri
J. G
M. Henry
White Oak
B. J. Clearley
Chelsea
Ot. Hayes
B. Hayes
Brad Huckeby
James Bailey
Sat Henderson
Fort Gibson
Dr. Nolen
James Nolen
German airship completes twelve hour flight
Freenhichahafen April 7 The Zep pello airship achieved a successful flight of twelve hours, flying to Wangen in Württemberg and back.
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Associated Press
Wangen
Wurtenburg
Famous Polish Tragedienne Helena Modjenka Dies in California
Madame Helena Modjenka, famed Polish tragedienne and noted American stage actress, died today at her California home after a two month illness. She was sixty five.
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Associated Prensa
Los Angeles
Calif
April
Helena Modjenka
Unrest Reported in Desert Country North of Protectorate
Despatch from the desert country north of the Protectorate says the Mutlah of Somalia in that district show signs of unrest and mass on the northern boundary of Kragg Province. It is reported orders have been drawn to surround Roosevelt hunting party with every possible precaution of safety.
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Prete
Mombasan
British East Africa
Protectorate
Somalia
Kragg
Tawna
Roosevelt
Examinations Will Be Far More Difficult
Guthrie Oklahoma April 7 Superintendent K E Cameron mails notices for annual common school diploma exams scheduled April 15 16 May 2 and 28 The tests will be harder this year with new required subjects Oklahoma history agriculture and horticulture domestic science and mute All subjects now required in common schools plus spelling physiology composition view United States history grammar arithmetic reading geography and penmanship
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Guthrie
Oklo
KE. D. Cameron
Teast
United States
Wisconsin Town Seeks Aid as Fire Rages in Winneconne
Reporter Annvelated Presa notes April 4 fire in Winneconne Wis prompts nearby communities to send assistance. Local authorities appeal for help as flames threaten homes and businesses and evacuation advisories are issued.
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Wisconsin
Okhkowh
Wis
Winneconne
Wisconsin Towns Divided On Prohibition Vote
In yesterday's Wisconsin election, thirty five towns voted wet while thirty cities chose prohibition, reflecting division between larger and smaller localities.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wie
Taft offers minister post to Fulton of Oregon
In Washington today President Taft nominated former Senator Fulton of Oregon to the United States minister to China. The proceedings also note a probate matter in Craig County Oklahoma and an order for hearing petition to sell real estate in the guardianship of Clarence Martin, minor.
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China
Associated Preas
Washington
DB. C
Taft
Fulton
Oregon
Oklahomm
Craig
Clarence Martin
Joseph Oe
Joh Martin
Parton
Clarence
Order to Sell Real Estate at Private Sale 1909
Court orders sale of part or all of the real estate described in a petition. A hearing is set for April 26 1909 at 10am to show cause why the sale should not be granted. Publication to run for three consecutive weeks in Crai i Se homa OK. Guardian and attorney details listed.
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Tom O'Vlook
Crai i Sehoma
Abd
Ware
Oklahoma
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
In pursuance of a County Court order dated March 10 1900 the guardian of Clifton Martin a minor offers sale of the minor's real estate at private sale to the highest bidder for cash. The property is 80 acres described as the NW 1/4 of Section 23 Township 25 North Range 14 East in Craig County Oklahoma. Sale subject to court confirmation on April 19 1909 at 10 a.m. Bids must be written with a certified check and left at the office of Attorney Addis A Brown Viitta OK.
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Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Clifton Martin
Tate
Cliften Martin
Olahoma
Clifton
Crake
Addie A
Proposal to turnpike buyers into Vinita home plots
The speaker offered potential buyers a choice of a home or building lot near Vinita. She described a rose covered cottage in quiet suburbs or a farm property, with purchase possible through easy payments at attractive prices. The note emphasizes flexible property options and affordable terms.
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Vinita
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