Sapulpa Telegram Urges Law Enforcement and Civic Pride
A dramatic Sapulpa community letter blames lawless elements for crime and questions local press loyalties while urging strong support for Sheriff Stein and proactive law enforcement. It condemns commercial influences undermining morality and calls residents to defend public virtue and civic leadership.
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Sapulpa
John
Landofiers
Bapulpa
Tefo
Sapelpo
Stein
Ards
Sapuipat
Tulan
Education campaign favors reinforced concrete bridges and schools
The Tulsa Democrat argues for concrete construction over costly steel bridges and praises the Tulsa school board for contracting reinforced concrete school buildings. It warns that steel bridges would rust and become worthless within two years and urges public discussion with a forthcoming response.
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Ame
Tulsa
Tulea
Tulsa Democrat
Faith Consoles Christians Amidst Tariff and Teachings Debate
A tribute to steadfast faith amid attacks on church doctrines and tariff policy. The piece urges confidence in God, cites Psalmic assurance, critiques reform rhetoric, and notes concern over rising prices despite claims of tariff relief. Weathering theological and economic shifts, the faithful are urged to maintain resolve and trust.
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Eilot
Hiot
Foster
Chinigo
Naval Court Finds Sutton Death Inconclusive
The naval court of inquiry in Washington reports Lieutenant Sutton of the Marine Corps died from either accidental shooting or self-inflicted action, but cannot determine which caused the death.
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Sutton
Associated Press
Whehington
D. C
Naval Court of Inquiry
Marine Corps
Obituary for Leslie Percell Passed After Typhoid Fever
Funeral held at Centratin church with Rev Barr officiating, burial in Centratin cemetery. Leslie Percell, eighteenth years old, died after a seven day illness from typhoid fever at home of John and Anna Percell who moved from Kansas fourteen years ago. The family thanks friends for support during their bereavement.
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Ketchum
Okla
Ave
Mariah C. Westburn
Near Ketchum
A. G. Coverdale
J. K. Taylor
Vinita
Mariah C. Weatburn
United Brothers Church
Death
John Percell
Leslie
John
Anna Per
Kansas
Barr
Percell
Sanday
Jesus
Farmers Union Hears Great Railroad Man
Shawnee Oklahoma August 18 191? Deprecating government costs for army and navy B F Yoakum chair of executive committee of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway spoke before the Farmers Union of Oklahoma His subject The Farmer and the Railway He urged good roads as a way to connect carrier and producer and strengthen rural areas by linking grain and cotton fields to markets
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Shawnee
Oklo
United States
Minsissippi Valley
B. F. Yoakum
Chicago ‘Rock Inland & Pacific Railway Company
Farmers’ Union of Oklahoma
Yoakum
Parmer
Commission Taking Evidence Against Katy
Gathtrle and Love of the corporation commission testified in a contempt case. The complaint, brought by Tonie W. Walt of Sallinng, claimed he waited from 11 a m to 5 p m for a train to Coffeyville that an agent said would arrive in a few minutes, during which Watts and his wife waited without a drink of water.
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Gathtrle
SeFinan
Jack Love
The
Corporation Commission
Eee Wu
K. & T. Tallydrink
Tonie W. Walt
Sallinng
Coffey ‘Ville
AssistWarden Tender Resignation at McAlester Penitentiary
Gus Lubbes assistant warden submits resignation to Warden Dick. No charges of mismanagement. A Democrat may accept the role on Sept. 1. Also notes minor local items including a fined arrestee and guardian sale inquiry for land in Oklahoma.
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McAlester
Okla
Gus Lubbes
State Penitentiary
Lubbes
Haskell
Public Notice of Real Estate Sale in Oklahoma Guardianship
The Cher County Court notes the sale of real estate for minor wards Fannie Dennis and Rosa Dennis. Guardian R J Raney and attorney Kenneth S Murchison advertise bids to be received in Tahlequah by September 7, 1909, with one tenth of the purchase price in certified funds. The parcels in Section 31, Township 28 North, Range 18 East, Craig County, total about 110 acres, and described as portions of the NW and NE quarters. Bids to be cash in hand and subject to court confirmation.
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Cher
Eee
State of
Oklahoma
Fannie Denix
R. J. Raney
Tate
Buandian
Fannie Dennis
Minor
Kenneth 8
Murchison
Tablequan
Craig
Township
Range
Indian Base
Meridian
Guardian
Chieftain
Cherrokee County
State of Oklahoma
Hosa Dennis
Chero- St
Rowan Dennis
Haid
Kenneth 8. Murchison
Tahlequah
Utle
Hard Minor
Rosa Dennis
Section
Range 18
Merdian
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Court House
Craig County
Welch Watchman
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Inu. S. Rowsell
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Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Col. Hottman
Gore
Kansas City
Senate
Times Fave
Congress
New York Journal of Comemies
Washington Star
Carnegie Steel Company
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Iron and Steel
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Stock Market
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Obla
Rogers
Broken Arrow
Ladd
Procassett
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Fairfax
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Barr & Co
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Comanche
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Pleasant Valley Grant Mound
Jordon-Morris
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Farmer's Union
Dan Myers
Clyde Smith
Ishmael Davis
Arizona
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George B. Dennixon
Mannie Benna
R. J. Ranby Cuerdian
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M. E.& T. Railway
St. Louis
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