Pipeline Right of Way Across Creek Indian Lands Cleared
Oklahoma Supreme Court commission holds that pipeline companies may obtain rights of way across minor Creek Indian lands under federal acts. The decision upholds the act, reverses a lower ruling, and affects three pipelines with millions in property at stake. Also addresses marriage validity for first cousins and telegraph damages, with multiple opinions on other cases and a Tulsa ad end.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Supreme Court Commission
Sharp
Texas Company
Heary
Okmulgee County
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
District Court
Kansas
Eily F. Fearnow
Luttie B. Jones
Kay County
Emily Fearnow
H. H. Fearnow
Wapon
Luttie Jones
Musifearnow
Lable
Ames
Western Union Telegraph Company
A. P
A. P. Lights and W. Jorgenson
Custer County
Commission
J. W. Gardner
State
Wade
Stanfield
J. H. Bettes
A. C. Carlyle
Jefferson County
Herman A. Brockhaus
Guy R. Baysinger
Woodward County
Frank Williams
S. Bilby
Ada Brown
Tulsa County
McAlester-Edwards Coal Company
Charley B. Pruitt
Pittsburg
W. W. Murray
Garvin County
Judge Sharp
First National Bank
C.D. Latham
Johnston County
A. J. Ingle
J. B. Landon
Howey
J. E. Dunn
J. 0. Morehead
Pottawatomie County
A. G. Streeter
Ray McCoy
Noble County
al L. Streeter
Leo L. Huene
Ellen M. Sharp
Choctaw Railway and Lighting Company
Affirmed
Clara A. Dockstader
Austin Gibbs
G. W. Gibbs
Creek County
Cox
Fred Phillips
C. TH. Dailey
P. Warford
Stephens County
State Democratic Convention Set for August 28 in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Democrats nominate from twenty eight candidates for congressman at large with Weaver leading in southern counties. Murray and Thompson follow, Branson fourth. Official returns show Weaver 15281, Branson 10563. Murray 18128, Thompson 16276. Davis leads First district in Democratic side, with Second district unsettled. State Chairman Harrill calls convention for August 28 in Oklahoma City to ratify nominees and adopt a platform. Precinct conventions on August 2, county on August 24. State committee to meet at 10 am day of convention.
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Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
J. B. Thompson
Paul's Valley
Claude Weaver
Fred P. Branson
Muskogee
Atria
Weaver
Oklahoma
Branson
Murray
Thompson
Congress
John J. Davis
Lincoln
Texas
Beaver
Major
Roger Mills
Grady
J.J. Carney
el Reno
J. S. Ross
Harrill
Riley
Owen
Ainee
Ejeven
Tom Harrill
Wagoner
Echols
Franklin
Robertson
McClain County
Haskell
Rosa
Pruett
Harley
Republican
United States
Dickerson
Perry
Jones
Parmenter
Allen
Brownlee
Brown
Chappell
Cigaret Crusader Joe Lister Dies at Camp Meeting
Joe Lister longtime secretary of Oklahoma anti cigaret league and youth advocate died of heart failure while offering prayers at a camp meeting in Sulphur. He urged children to shun smoking with blunt warnings about health and mind. His funeral was held in Sulphur Oklahoma Railroads Appeal. Oklahoma City railroads appeal supreme court over baggage storage charges claiming interference with interstate commerce and inadequate compensation.
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Okla
Joe Lister
Oklahoma
Joe
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
the Corporation Commission
Protect the Children and Pest Control Campaign Notice
Protect the Children. Government orders to kill certain wildlife should not involve children who might be encouraged to destroy life. Society now says children must not be allowed to cause pain. Fifty one acres joining Welch, suitable land for two additions. Phone or write C. B. Maropulos, Vinita, Okla. dwitt
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Welch
C. B. Maropulos
Vinita
Okia
Dwitt
Old Timers to Gather for Pryor Cherokee Reunion
Pryor Oklahoma hosts six day Old Settlers reunion starting August 19 for Cherokee Indians and pre statehood residents. A ground register will be kept for all 18 plus to form a permanent organization. Old soldiers invited to camp. Prizes for oldest soldier, prettiest babies, youngsters, old maids, ugliest man and woman. Daily baseball, four balloon ascensions, green corn dance nightly, athletic contests. Planned by Dr W Vann and W T Whitaker.
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Pryor
Okla
Oklahoma
Cherokee Nation
DB. W. Vann
W. T. Whitaker
Philantrophist
Wilson Portrait Session and Campaign Notes
New York August governor Woodrow Wilson sat for three hours as an artist drew a charcoal portrait for campaign use. He attended a theater with his youngest brother Joseph R. Wilson, a Nashville journalist. Wilson discussed omitted planks from his Baltimore platform, stating omissions did not imply opposition. National figures at headquarters described efforts to support the campaign. William F. McCombs planned further meetings with doubtful-state committeemen to gather state conditions.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph R. Wilson
Nashville
Tenn
Baltimore
Wilson
National
Norman
Mack
William F. McCombs
McCombs
Haskell Blames Republican Vote On Senate Result
Ex governor N. Haskell admitted defeat to Sen Robert L. Owen in the Oklahoma U S senate race and blamed Republicans for voting in the Democratic primary. He said a formal statement would follow after canvass in a few days. Owen’s majority is placed around 35,000 by his managers, with counties showing Owen leads in Southwestern Oklahoma and widespread Republican crossover cited by Haskell supporters.
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Oklahoma City
Aug
N. Haskell
Robert L. Owen
United States Senate
State Election Board
Owen
Haskell
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Owen Camp
Tillman County
Pottwatomie County
Jackson
Harmon
Woodward
Cherokee County
Logan
Blaine
Dewey
Garfield
Kay
Leflore
Noble
Ottawa
Payne
Lattimer
McClain
Texas
Waxoner
Ellis
Mayes
Riley
Murray-Cruce
Oklahoma election tension shapes party convention plans
The Owen faction and ex governor supporters doubt any evidence can sway the legislature to decline the people’s will. A state convention is set to ratify nominations with August elections likely. Democratic and Republican contests unfold with figures showing Turner’s likely victory and varied U.S. Senate and congressman outcomes amid rising campaign costs.
Another War scare on the Texas Mexican border
Austin reports a border invasion scare as Sheriff Edwards warns of Mexican rebels raiding Texas ranches near Sierra Blanca. Governor Colquitt seeks federal protection from War Secretary Stimson, while Col. Stever in El Paso dispatches troops. word later says the scene is quiet and the invasion appears to be an outlaw incursion.
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Austin
Tex
Edwards
Colquitt
Texas
Sierra Blanca
el Pano
Stimson
Washington
United States
BE. Stever
Fl Paso
Tot Scalds Self in Pot of Boiling Water in Garvin
August 9 in Garvin Oklahoma a two year old son of Mr and Mrs Remillard was scalded to death after reportedly pulling a kettle of boiling water onto the floor while the roasting ears were cooling on a fan. The accident occurred when the child toppled the kettle and the scalding liquid dumped onto him, ending in the tragic death.
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Garvin
Okla
Mra
Wat Remillard
Tiel
Senator Owen to headline Oklahoma Labor Day event
Oklahoma City August 16 Senator Robert L Owen of Muskogee renominated by a large labor bloc will be principal speaker at the state wide Labor Day celebration at Fair Park on September 2 Also slated is Pete Hanraty former McAlester mayor and United Mine Workers organizer Oklahoma expects at least 25 000 attendees The Trades Council praised Owens record and noted Samuel Gompers support placing him near the heart of American workers
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Oklahoma City
Robert L. Owen
Muskogee
Oklahoma City Trades and Labor Council
Pair Park
Owen
Pete Hanraty
McAleater
United Mine Workers of America
Colorado
Hanraty
Council
Okahoma
Ttia
Mont R. Powell
The
Trades Council
Fair Park
Oklahoma
Senator Owen
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
St. Louis
A. F. of I
Thin Gowen
United States
Saboc
Oklahoma feudist shot from ambush near Porum
Muskogee Oklahoma August 9 The notorious Davis Alford feud claimed more violence as Dan Foster a feudist and ex convict was found dead by a roadside near Porum while riding to town. Foster was shot through the arm and his horse carried him to Porum. Police link Foster to past crimes and mention Davis Starr and others in a long-running feud tied to cattle theft and alleged complicity in killings.
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Muskogee
Okla
Davia-Alford
Porum
Dan Foster
Foster
Ning
Abi
Seevea
Tate
Pony Starr
Katte
Patek Hind Beett
Davis
Tirholl
Tialie
Starr
Islam
Jack Davis
Cum Maxvrod
Tod Day
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