Thousands of Timbered Lands Opened Across Western States
Thousands of acres of timber lands in Colorado, New Mexico, Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming were opened for settlement and entry after preclassification. Open dates span October 18 to November 21, with specific forest districts and acreages listed as chiefly unappropriated or reappropriated across the national forests.
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Wastucaton
Ave
Colorado
New Mezinc
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
Wromming
Alec
Great Falls
Montland
Earry
Osnelson National Forest
Delta
Guacson
Montrose
Torrance
Lincoln
Patti National Forest
Beerte County
Ralder National Forest
Oregos
Wabsent
Amariliz
Dewckates
Malbeer
Whitman
Wallowa
Wheeler, Crock
Uma Tite
Wathows
Baker
Mint
Ome National Forest
Bowelder County
Becklet Lyem
Misidoke
Caribou
Jacree
Pocatello
State
Hinghem, Bannock, Bear Lake, Casia
Twin Palk
Oneida Counties
Wyoming
Cariboo
Targhee
Paying Cherokee Immigrant Money
The Cherokee money payments began at the auditorium with about 290 an hour workers and officials paying as many Indians as possible over two days. By noon 140 had received checks and 900 were expected to be paid by nightfall, driving busy local commerce and prompting increased policing to prevent theft and crowded conditions.
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Anl
Guin Miller
Warnatants
Post M4
Crooke
Printers Meet at Minneapolis Fifty Sixth Convention Opener
The Fifty Sixth Convention of the International Typographical Union opens in Minneapolis. Printers from Atlantic to Pacific and Canada gather at the grand meeting as amendments are debated. A proposed permanent headquarters for Indianapolis is discussed, along with changes to retirement and apprenticeship protections.
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Minneapalie
Mibn
Bronk
Otivedance
International Typographica! Uolon
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Knights of the Stick
Indianapolia
Ables
Wealthy Missouri farmer enacts double tragedy
By Associated Press Kansas City Mo Aug Wikin Davis a 59 year old wealthy farmer of Braymer Mo shot and killed his brother in law's widow Mrs Mattie Odell in a rooming house and then killed himself. Davis left a widow and son Mrs Odell was 39 after adopting the woman five times Davis stacked clothes and his own before setting coal and locking doors in the kitchen
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Kansas City
WiKkin Davis
Braymer
Indaw
Mattie Odell
Davie
Odell
Davis
Mimgelf
Post Election Street Fight Over Cow Statement
A late afternoon street quarrel broke into a fight between W. Fr. Prien, defeated candidate for the pambert, and L. J. Vrogge of Bhsejacket, with Membation Sorshiese. The clash followed a campaign statement alleged to have been made by Propee to the elect that Prien had stolen a cow, worsening the dispute and leaving Prien the worse for wear.
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W. Fr. Prien
Pambert
Membation Sorshiese
L. J. Vrogge
Bhsejacket
Fieti
Propee
Stein & Cow
Bim Fe
Froger
Government crop report snap shows grain conditions
The government report released after noon August 1 lists corn at 70.3 percent of normal, spring wheat at 41 percent, and winter wheat yield totaling 454,294,000 bushels.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Wanted on Embezzlement Charge In Shawnee
Deputy Sheriff Tom Rheehan went to Shawnee this morning to bring A Sullers here to answer to a charge of embezzlement. The alleged embezzlement was a warrant for 43 dollars on school district number five of this rambling area. Tommy Pleids, clerk of the school district filed the complaint.
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Tom Rheehan
Shawnee
A. Sullers
Tommy Pleids
Aged Banker Freed From Penitentiary Today
Thomas GB Clement, once a bank tasker at Faria, is released from Sellwater prison today. The internal conflict and old debts are noted as major themes in his return, with reports of a half million dollar interest in the southern part. Years of imprisonment followed a lengthy sentence tied to his past actions and friends recall the case.
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Thomas
Clement
Atleheed
Carrow
Ormerly
Westeows
Tasker
Faria
Prisce
Sellwater Tadey
Owens resigns as president to join Southern Commercial Congress
Dr Clarence J Owens, president of the state college at Abbeville Alabama, resigns to aid the Gouthers Commercial Congress as commissioner of agriculture and immigration. He serves as chief of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans and edits the USC V Bulletin, with offices in Memphis. He is praised by Nathan Bedford Forrest and John Temple Graves for his role in promoting southern education literature and patriotism while supporting racial purity. His anniversary with his sister is being arranged.
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Washington
D. DC
Clarence J. Owens
The
State College
Abbeville
Ala
Gouthers Commercial Congress
Owen Ia
United Sons of Confederate Veteran
Confederation
U. S. C. V. Bulletin
Memphis
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Cornell
Orangeburg
Sumter Military Academy
Southern Commercial Congress
Owens
Anniston College
Lee
Spead
South
Fail
Wister
Fire damages Kansas City warehouse. eight injured
August 4 report from Kansas City says eight people were injured, seven of them city firemen, when a Smith McCord Townsend dog goods warehouse was destroyed in a blaze. Estimated loss about $900,000. Injuries not life threatening. Cause of the fire unknown. Most losses are merchandise, traveling salesman samples and spring and summer dry goods.
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Kansas City
Smith-McCord- Townsend Dog Goods Company
Merchantie
Roosevelt Consents to Speak on Conservation
Definite word from Theodore Roosevelt that he will address the National Conservation Congress in St Paul on September 4 sets off a bustle of preparations for his reception. Delegations from across the West plan to greet the former president, with arrangements to seat 15,000 delegates and infantry to manage crowds at the Municipal Auditorium.
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Paul
Ming
Cal
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Gt. Paul
St.Paul Crom
Roosevelt
State Fair Grounds
Col. Roosevelt
America
United States
White House
National Conservation Commission
Conservaton Movement
St. Paul
Visite Pargo
N. D
Oaly
Milwaukee
Taft
Or. Roosevelt
Ceate
Troops To Fight Forest Fires Authorized
President authorizes troops to combat forest fires across Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and California amid mounting wildfire concerns. Local agencies coordinate with federal responders as devastation grows.
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Washington, D.C
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Gurtain reveals bribe offer tied to Indian land sale
Senator Curtis testified before a house committee on the McMurray contracts alleging a $3 million attorney fee and a plan to sell about forty thousand acres of Cheyenne and Chickasaw lands worth up to 160 million dollars. He described a White House discussion with Taft and Sherman about avoiding the contracts and the Indians losing profits. McCurtain testified that McMurray offered him $25,000 not to oppose the deals. Multiple witnesses denied involvement, with Hannon denying bribe plans and detailing past dealings with Gore and others.
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Associated Press
Meskeere
Oklo
Curtis
Ramses
Sherman Din
Orishoma
House
McMurray
White House
Taft
Sherence Becsuse
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Sherman
Myself
Congressional Investigating Committee
D.C. McCurtain
J. F. McMurray
McCurtain
Raleigh
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Mansfield, McMurray and Corning
McAlester
B. 8
McGuire
Jake Hanon
Oklahoms
Republican State Committee
Thie
Bemator Gore
New York
Homan
Coukreseman C. B. Creager
Denis
Congraspman
Hamon
Oklahoma
Creager
Tver
Jake
Gore
Hannon
D. F. Gore
Ma’ Mon
J. LeRoy Thompson
Thompson
EB. W. Saunders
Library of Congress
Burke
Lawton
Senator Gore
Hammon
Congressman Miller
Indiana
Hanson
Senator Owen
Hawker's New Hearings Near Senator's Testimony
Senator Curtise and the congressman will likely testify tomorrow as a committee heads to McAlester for Monday hearings. Miss Ethel Craig has returned from a two week trip to Lawrence and Kane and resumes duties as society editor of the Chieftain on Monday.
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Ot Hawker
Gore
McAlester
Senaior Curtise
Mise
Ethel Craig
Lawrence, Kane
The
Chieftain
Best
Private sale of Craig County minor estate lands ordered
Notice signals a private sale under a Craig County Oklahoma County Court order dated July 5 1819 for the estates of Saphronia Long tall Josephine Longtall Willie Longtall Henry Longtall and Ervie minors. Sale set for August 16 1910 at 10 am in the County Court room with bids in writing and a certified check. lands described include portions of sections 7 township 25 north range 20 east. Guardian Jacob Secondine and attorneys Parker Rider Brown.
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Craig County
Oklahoma
Saphronia Longtall
Josephine Longtall
Willie Longtall
Henry Longtall
Ervie
Minnie
Ninnie
Xecom
Jacob Secondine
Guardian
Parker, Rider & Brown
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Guardianship
In the Matter of the Guardianship of Cherry M Beck a minor the County Court of Delaware County Oklahoma orders sale of described real estate in Craig County Oklahoma all cash terms bids in writing must be filed or delivered to E B Hunt Grove Oklahoma or at Row Oklahoma with certified check for at least one third of bid amount dated July 14 1910 John Beck Guardian By Hunt Attorney
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Cherry M. Beck
County of Delaware
State of Oklahoma
M.terest
Cherry M. Heck
Craig County
Ote
Oklahoma
Row
E. B. Hunt
Grove
John Beck
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma a guardian petitions to sell all or part of Samuel D. Camerons real estate. The court orders a hearing for August 28 1910 at 1 30 PM and directs next of kin and interested parties to appear to show cause why the sale should not be granted.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Samuel D. Dameron
John Dameron
Samuel D. Cameron
At Or Beneft Fe
Mber Lngw
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Minneapolig
Missouri
ND Commercial Congress
W.gurtain
Geverner
Qvenger Hamson
Dewisls
Gale
By & BL Hunt
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