Railroads Feel Effect of Strike Hits Southwest Coal Trade
McAlester Oklahoma April report shows coal strike’s impact on railroads with seven Fort Smith freight crews laid off five engines idled and 35 men idle. Mines closing and oil competition reduce coal demand while pipelines shift fuel supply and prices, leaving rail freight and wages precarious.
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McAlester
Okla
Frisen
Fort Smith
Brown de Frisco
Hugo
Central Division
Oklahoma
Arkansas Fells
Robert Mearlane
Greenwood Lumber and Mining Company
Fidelity Mining Com
Arkansas
Kansas City
Glenn Pool
Louisiana
Caddoide
Little Rock
Huston grants Frisco temporary injunction
In Loge county district court Judge Lueton granted a temporary injunction to railroads and the town against taxing authorities. The order delays the $26,000 state levy for common school purposes while the hearings on the legality proceed. The case concerns township taxes and state levies, potentially affecting town revenues if sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suttiete
Dieti
Pilsen Pollond Fridey
Ted & San
Loge
Lueton
Jane
Fire at Goldfield Mine Damages Big Mill Facility
Fire at Goldfield Consolidated Mines plant causes about 250000 dollars in damage to an 850 ton mill. An explosion in the refinery sparked the blaze, threatening bullion awaiting shipment. Flames spread to the conveyor and sampling department, with a sixty day shutdown likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Nev
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
Fie
Released From Penitentiary Under Appeal Bond
An updated press report from Leavenworth notes that a named Mubray gung ewindlers member, sentenced to over two years in prison, was released from the penitentiary today under a five thousand dollar appeal bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anapdated
Leavenworth
Kuna
Bineon
Mubray Gungewindlers
Ho Ifeders
McGuire Warns of Loss of Southern Representation
Guthrie Oklahoma April The Republican congressional committee in the first district endorsed Taft administration and the Payne Aldrich tariff. McGuire attended and stated disenfranchisement of Black voters would not be possible under the state enabling act, but if accomplished he would introduce a bill in Congress reducing representation of every southern state.
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Guthrie
Okla
Republican Congressional Committee
Congress
Bird
McGuire
Taft
Payne Aldrich Tariff
Oklahoma
Second blood in Bitrer Hays feud near Pawhuska Okla
Eugene Hays was shot while driving with cattleman Wolcott near Pawhuska. Amos Hays, half brother of the murdered man, fired three shots from an automatic shotgun at Eugene Hays, wounding him fatally or fatally hurt. Witness Ledbetter fled as assailants escaped.
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Hays
Pawhuska
Okla
John H. Atwood
Eugene Hays
Kansas City
Eugene Scott
Eugene Haye
J. ©. Wolcott
Wolcott
Mr. Wolcott
Edward Haya
Lily
Elgin
John Ledbetter
Miller
Amos Hays
Ledbetter
Amon Hays
Amos
Walet
Government Will Not Maintain Speaker's Car In Washington
A conference report on the legislative appropriation bill states the national treasury will bear the cost of maintaining the mutator file supplied to the vice president, but not the live speaker of the House machine. The Senate dictated the course on Mr Bhorman’s interests, allowing that provision to stand, while the House preserved its own privilege and removed the Cannon amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Treasury
Houses
Congress
Senate
Bhorman
House
Tegabera
Businova
Cannon
Oklahoma Mineral Resources Listed In Special Edition
Special edition Oklahoma City Times notes vast mineral deposits across the state. Estimates mix uncertain figures for coal asphalt sand gypsum marble salt and lead with a claim of inexhaustible deposits of granite sandstone limestone cement rock and more than 100 mineral springs. cites 1907-1908 oil and gas outputs and future daily capacities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Times
Colorado Mine Owner Dead
Washington April Thomas PF Walsh, a Colorado mine owner, died at his home at 11 25 last night after over six months of heart trouble following pneumonia. At his bedside were Mrs Walsh, their daughter Mia, Edward McLwan and Edward McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Washington
Thomas PF. Walsh
Walsh
Pennsylvania oil price cut by Standard Oil in Pittsburgh
The Standard Oil company reduced the price of Pennsylvania oil by five cents today in Pittsburgh, from $1.40 to $1.35. No other trades were announced. A separate ad offers ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE near Vinita, with cultivation and timbered land and coal underneath. inquire at the Chieftain Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Standard Oil Company
Vinita
HERRING Announces Oklahoma Gubernatorial Candidacy
F B Herring of Elk City declares his bid for governor as a Democrat. He pledges clean politics, tax relief, support for the Corporation Commission and Guaranty Bank Law, and aims to expand schooling, limit taxes, and appoint on merit. Written March 31 1910 in Elk City Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Democratic Party
Corporation Commisasion
Guaranty Bank
Ciizen
F. B. Herring
Elk City
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Adair County Oklahoma
Guardianship of Andy Reese minor in Craig County Oklahoma seeks private sale of 80.71 acres. Sale subject to court confirmation after April 14, 1910 at 10 AM in Westville. bids must be in writing and filed with the County Court. guardian Joseph Reese, June 6, 1910.
Sale of Minor's Real Estate by Guardian in Westville
Craig County Oklahoma. On March 28 1910 the guardian of Jeuse Heene a minor will sell at private sale to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation after April 16 1910 at 10 o clock at Westville. The property includes North 25.56 acres of Lot 1 and adjacent portions in sections 8 and 9 township 28 north range 2 east totaling 85.56 acres with terms: cash in hand. Bids must be written and filed in County Court at Westville Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Reese
County of
Adair
State of Oklahoma
Minde
Westville
Oklahoma
Craig County
Okinhog
Township
Oklahom
Adair County
Delshama
Joseph Reese
Giordian
Andy Moose
Mir
Chieftain
Adinuletentor
Jeuse Heene
State of
Jouko Reese
Anid Jekne Heese
Aituate
Oklahome
Toenlet
Woustville
Adatroun
Guardia
Uardian Reese
Charles Reese
Charles Keene
Towlt
Townahip
Cagh
Wertville
Lee
Delaware County
Bee
William Henry Blulowk
Tolner and
Van
Mayes County
Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma 1910
Notice of private sale of minor Jesse Buffington and Aldrick Buffington estates authorized by Craig County Court. Sealed bids due by April 25 1910 at 1 20 p m for listed land parcels in Craig County with one third bid deposit, to be sent to Guardian R J Wright Vinita Oklahoma and attorney Joseph A Gill.
Real Estate Sale Ordered for Charles Reese Minor
Guardian seeks private sale of 85.94 acres in Craig County Oklahoma. Court confirms sale after April 18 1910. Location Westville Oklahoma and involves Town ship 28 North Range 21 East. Cash in writing required by County Court.
Private sale of Blalock estate lands in Craig Mayes and Delaware
In pursuance of a Craig County Court order made March 28 1910 the guardian of Rosa Blalock and William Henry Blalock will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash allundivided interests and specific parcels of land in Craig County Mayes and Delaware Oklahoma. Sale confirmed April 13 1910 at 1 30 PM in the County Court room with bids due at cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirat
Chieftain
County of
Craig
Oklshoms
Ross Bialock
Jeanh
Crasi
State of Oklahoma
Mayes
Delaware
Rona Blalock
Ken Henry Blalock
Minora
Land descriptions and sale details in Oklahoma lands
Guardian advertises sale of forest land and parcels in Delaware and Mayes counties Oklahoma. Describes multiple fractional sections total acres and reserve lands including school and cemetery parcels. Bids must specify funds amount and be sent to guardian under County Judge Theo D B Frenr at Vinita Oklahoma. Dated March 28 1910.
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N. R
N. Roe B
Delaware County
Oklahoma
Rosa Blalock
Mayes County
Towit
Theo
D. B. Frenr
Vinita
R. J. Wright
Joseph A. Gill
Pee See
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate Oklahoma 1910
In Delaware County court a guardian seeks authority to sell part or all of minor Barbara Becks real estate to fund guardianship. The court orders a hearing on May 2 1910 at 10 oclock AM. Notice to all interested parties and next of kin is required. Publication for three weeks in newspapers of general circulation in Delaware and Craig Counties. Wilson N. Smith judge. Parker Rider Brown attorneys.
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Oklahoma
Delaware County
Satria
Beck
John Beck
Babra KB. Beck
Thilaware
Craig
State of Oklahoma
Wilson N. Smith
Parker, Rider & Brown
Guardian
George Beck
John Eck
Omaury
Beneficial
Dewapaperr
Delaware
Cou
Parker, Rider & Irown
Guardianship sale of Ezekiel Beck estate petitions hearing
In the County Court the Guardian John Beck seeks authority to sell all or part of Ezekiel Beck minor’s real estate for necessity and benefit. A hearing is set for May 10, 1910, at 4 pm, during the May term of the court. A copy of the order will be published for three consecutive weeks in Delaware and Crafe counties. Attornies Brown and Parks Brown are listed for the guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Delaware County
Exoklel Beck
John Beck
Ezekiel Beck
Eald
Delaware
Crafe Conwadlen
Vine N. Smith
Parken
Man A Brown
Attorness
Guardian
Order to Show Cause On Guardian Sale of Real Estate
The Craig County Court on April 7 1910 hears a petition by guardian Bilawath Wooten for an order to sell lands of minor Ligate B Richardson. The property described is in Delaware County Oklahoma: the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 21 township 24 north range 3 east Indian Meridian. The motion seeks authority to sell to fund guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirot
the Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig
Ligate
B. Richardson
Minor
Bilanbwth Wooten
Delaware County
Nowata County
Elizabeth Wooten
Sald Minor
Lizzie B. Richardson
Ward
Vinita
Craig County
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
Crag
Thho
County
Tudae
Order for sale of ward Lizzie Richardson real estate
Guardian Elizabeth Wooten petitions the court to sell specified real estate in Nowata County Oklahoma for ward Lizzie B Richardson to fund her maintenance and education. The court orders kin and interested parties to appear May 9 1910 at Vinita Court to show cause and directs publication in Vinita Weekly Champion for four weeks.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian of Delilah Harris minor will sell at cash subject to county court confirmation on April 26 1910 at 1 30 PM in County Court room Craig County Oklahoma the minor s real estate includes parts of Lot 3 Section 18 Township 28 North Range 21 East and other parcels described by sections and townships total ownership to be transferred with a certified check for one third of bid at time of bidding and final sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig County
Oklahoma
Delilah Harris
County Court Room Inc
County
Della Harris
Craig ‘County
Township
Range
Alex J. Harti
Parker, Rider & Browo
Notice of application for majority rights in Craig County
Charles Wesley Miller a minor, by his next friend Faunie Scott, petitions the Craig County District Court on April 20, 1910 to grant him majority rights to conduct business, enter contracts, and transact banking affairs. The petition is filed through Toole Blakemore and attorney EF Wakemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Charles Wesley Millar
Faunie Scott
Charles Wealey Miller
Minor
Charles Weeley Miller
Charles Wesley Miller
Pannie Scott, Toole & Blakemore
EF. P. Wakermore
Order for Selling Minor's Real Estate in Probate Case
Court orders hearing on petition by George Beck guardian to sell all or part of minor George Beck’s real estate. Hearing set for May 2, 1910 at 10 a.m. in the April term. Notice to interested parties in Delaware and Craig Counties. Parker, Rider & Brown, Attorneys for Guardian.
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Huston
Frisco
Bitrer
Jerse Buffington
Jessy Buffington
Aldrick Buffington
Jesse Bullington
Crag County
Helenaing
Buffington
T Aldrick Buffington
D. B. Frear
Ounty
Joseph A, Gill
Piret
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