Waskell Case Argued Monday In Oklahoma Supreme Court
Guthrie Ok Aug 1 The case involving Governor Charles N Haskell seeking a writ of prohibition to restrain Judge Houston Logan county district court and Attorney General Charles J West from proceeding in a Prairie Oil and Gas Company pipeline lawsuit was argued in the state supreme court yesterday West argues the governor had no right to seek prohibition denied the lower court jurisdiction while he invoked it. C J Smith and AC Crace for the governor contend the constitution vests executive power in the governor but does not strip the attorney general of authority except to appeal the corporation commission and to perform duties assigned by statute.
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Guthrie, Ok
Ernor Charles N. Haskell
Houston
District Court of
Logan County
Charles J. West
West
Supreme Court
Wernor Haskell
Dhe
C.J. Smith
A.C Crace
Haskell
Corporation Commission
What Our Friends Say of The Chieftain
A reader praises the Daily Chieftain of Vinita Oklahoma for its bright appearance and daily publication. The writer urges town citizens to support the paper with business patronage to ensure continued success and prevent failures. Signed JW Orn.
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Marrs
Chieftain
Vinita
Okla
Daily Chieftain
JW. Orn
Big ball game and social notices in Hollow Locals
Sunday events include a big ball game, a well attended sermon by Rev Darnell, a horse injury at Jon Foster’s, a lively dance at Jon Foster’s, and multiple visits and illnesses among local families. Several residents plan Muskogee trips, W E Foster and T Housemen to depart tonight, with community health concerns noted for Ernest Smith and Mrs Soult.
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Muskogee
W. E. Foster
T. Housemen
Jon Foster
Sudden Disappearance of Afton Bank Cashier
Anxiety grips Afton business leaders over the sudden vanishing of T. M. Reynolds, cashier of the Bank of Afton. The bank opened without him, officials seek clues, and state examiner Gordon is en route to assist with the crisis amid fears of foul play or murder.
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Reynolds
Bank of Afton
Afton
T. M. Reynolds
Rowe Cromwell
Mr. Reynolds
Hin
Gordon
Tulsa
Lincoln County Sheriff Ambushed by Negroes in Chindler
Sheriff L. E. Marton and Deputy Charles Parker were ambushed by sixteen negroes as they drove a buggy in a Lincoln county negro neighborhood. One negro said killed and another fatally wounded. officers' wounds reportedly serious. Citizens rush to the scene amid fears of a race war.
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Chindler
L. E. Marton
Charles Parker
Lincoln County
Bellamy Refuses Detective Aid to Creek County Election
Oklahoma City August reports sixty detectives from Oklahoma City Wichita Dallas and Fort Smith sent to Creek County to aid local authorities on election day. Threats in Sepulpe and Kiefer raise fears of violence. Acting Governor Bellamy declined military aid as county officials expected to maintain order. Ten detectives from Oklahoma City under Sam Bartell were ordered out by Sheriff H King. Deputies instructed to remove other detectives or jail them.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Bristow
Creek County
Wichita
Dallas
Fort Smith
Sepulpe
Kiefer
Bellamy
Sam Bartell
H. ©. King
Sepulpa
Arrest. Two Negroes for Robbing Cars
Two negroes charged with robbing Katy bos car were arrested last night by Sheriff Ridenhours force. They entered the car while the engineer and crew were up town and took about $50 worth of shoes, hiding them nearby. A witness who saw the plunder identified them upon their return.
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Katy Bos
Ridenhours
Klinfelter Case Appealed Before Trial Hearing Delayed
The assault and battery case of Mrs. Fleet Klinfelter and Chas Gibson, charged with assault and battery, was appealed yesterday from the county court and will be heard at the district court’s next term starting Monday. The defendants posted $500 bonds. The case drew wide attention and a full report will follow in the next edition. Mr. and Mrs HL Beldeman expect to return soon from an extended city absence.
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Fleet
Klinfelte
Chas Gibson
Lincoln Gives Mr Bryan Big Nonpartisan Ovation
From Bryan's Speech of Acceptance. Bryan pledges to serve as president of the people, promising a government where the people rule and justice prevails. He vows to ensure every worker receives his rightful share of the proceeds of his labor, regardless of occupation or place in the economy.
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Lincoln
MR. Bryan
Bryan
Bryan receives presidential nomination in Lincoln parade
In Lincoln on August 1 Bryan accepted the formal notification of his third presidential nomination from Henry D. Clayton Alabama. The crowd celebrated with a nonpartisan civic show as Governor Sheldon and officials watched a colorful parade beneath a massive banner. Kern spoke briefly before Bryan concluded ceremonies and Kern hosted a reception at the capitol.
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Lincoln
Bryan
State Capitol
Geo. J. Sheldon
O Street
Mack
Kern
Jwraler
Caplet
Deceased and Deaf Education Notice for Oklahoma Families
To Parents of Deaf Children Oklahoma announces all deaf children in the state are entitled to an education. Contact the new state school for the deaf in Sulphur for information. Miss Sadie Menninger of the telephone office is handling inquiries. A medical incident involving an elbow was reported at the Bane home.
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Oklahoma
Sadie Menninger
Bane
de. Stonghi
The Moral Law on Tablets of Eternity Quote
A fragment quotes J T Froade stating that the moral law is written on tablets eternity and that each false word or unjust deed, cruelty, oppression, lust, or vanity must be paid for. The line presents a moral injunction attributed to Froade.
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J. T.froade
Sapulpa Wins Creek County Seat Clash
Sapulpa appears to win the Creek county seat contest with a reported margin around 800 to 900 votes. Early tallies show Sapulpa 2100 to Bristow 800, with seven precincts pending and western Bristow areas expected to swing the count.
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Sapulpa
Creek County
Bristow
Freight cars in ditch after Frisco wreck near Oswego
A freight train derailed east of Oswego yesterday afternoon when several cars left the track and overturned. Nine or ten more cars derailed and the track tore up badly. a brakeman riding in an empty street car was bruised but not seriously hurt. The wreck halted traffic and detours were used, with trains 409 and 413 redirected and arriving around 7 this morning.
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Frisco
Wne
Trafefic
Oswego
Wells Declares Billups Law Unconstitutional
Coalgate Oklahoma August 13 In closing the trial involving alleged Prohibition violations Judge HR Wells ruled the Billups law unconstitutional except as to the dispensary feature finding the act covers more than one subject and that the search and seizure clause is not clearly expressed as to the title The ruling rests on the constitutional requirement that each law address a single subject
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Coalgate
HR. Welle
Newly Wed Jennie Fowler and DeLon Campbell Marry in Kansas
Jennie Fowler and DeLon Campbell were married Saturday evening at the Baptist church in Overwood Kansas at 6 o’clock and traveled to Parson then Kansas City for a week before returning to Vinita to set their home. EH Gil says notices from Courley are pouring in about the new addition and buyers await prices as advertising drives interest.
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J. MB
Fowler
Jennie
DeLon Campbell
Ovwodo
Kans
Parton
Parsons
Kansas City
Vinita
Gil Anys
Courley
Jon
Micket
Republicans Choose Norris to Lead Oklahoma State GOP
Oklahoma City Aug. 12 nam ed Joseph Norris of Guthrie chairman H G House of Marletw secretary and James Harris of Wagoner treasurer as the newly elected Republican state committee completes its organ ization. The plan calls for committees and campaign strategy to be set this week with Guthrie likely headquarters. James Sherman of New York visiting for the state convention.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Joseph Norris
Guthrie
H. G. House of
Walter Falwell
Muskogee
Woul
Bird McGuire
Frank Gillette
Rena
Hunter lynn-Siasion-Cade Fagon
Joe Norris
First District
McGuire Campanga
Gillette
CM. Campbell
Ardmore
George R. Walker
James R Cottingham
McGuire
Hunter
Norrie
James Sherman
New York
C. E. Creager
Congress
L. F. Cain
Checotal
Secetary
T. A. Chandler
Viniteam
Local notices mix scattered names and events in Adair
A garbled Saturday scene lists C P Benue, Sam L Green, E Medeall, and others visiting or passing through Adair with references to a corn ink, wagon load unloadings, a church lecture, a birthday, and a new bungalow foundation. Several names and places appear oddly rendered, yielding a fragmented local notices snapshot.
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Grabe
Ward
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Iva Foster
Mabel Funk
Ernest Smith
Mra. Soult
Ernent
Joe Poster
Border Churchitt Hay
Ee Een Hn National Bank
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Wells
Norris
Wagoner Jim
Guthrie Man
C. P. Benue
Marshall Biggers
Adele
Sam L. Green
Island
Yound Folke
Jobo Warren
Commordore Brock
Brock Met Co
Evitor Masterson
Marshal Good
Big Cabin
Adair
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W.E. Titue
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