Vinita Defeats Lawton in Thanksgiving Football Clash
Vinita, the heavier team, overwhelmed Lawton 17 to 0 at halftime and held on for the win. Vinita’s defense pressured Lawton’s offense while Vinita countered with decisive drives, earning praise from observers for a gentlemanly effort and a strong defensive showing.
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Lal Lawton
Iita
Atuto
Diere
Lonberger
Bird
Jasterson
Lawton
Vinita
Billy MacGurron
Petands
Fis
Oklahogame
Inds
McGurrenda
Ama
KFASONS KILLED FAMILY FEUD BATTLE
In a West Virginia report dated November 27 that a deadly feud case left multiple victims the battle involved the Daniels and Christian families. Names and precise details are fragmented but indicate a third victim may die as officers respond and the scene unfolds near a rural home. The incident follows a history of local conflict and references a ranch west of town with community ties to local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Od Prova
W. Va
Waa
Christian
Daniels
Devon
Charles Daniels
Golden Eagles Vanish From Black Hills After Century
Old Sentinel the ancient guardian of Ragged Top Range in South Dakota’s Black Hills is dead after a century of watch. Ernest N Norman of Rapid City found a savaged site with bones and a lone eagle carcass noting the bird’s age near 100. The skin may join the South Dakota Historical Society collection.
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Deadwood
Black Hille
Lota
Ragged Top
Ernest N. Nor
United States Land Office
Rapid
Uose
Rngs
Arma
Norman
the Historical Society of
South Dakota
Campaign of Prevarication By Oklahoma Republicans
Guthrie Oklahoma November 30 The Holdenville Times quotes and paraphrases from Republican letters accusing opponents of misrepresenting high taxes. It defends taxation as fair when based on property value and improvements, arguing corporations and individuals all bear taxes proportionally and that tax lists reflect true worth.
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Guthrie
Okla
Holdenville Times
Oklahoma
Congressman Carter Stricken While Returning From Campaign
Congressman Chae D. Carter returned from a district campaign and is ill at a sanitarium. After a long drive facing cold wind he developed neuritis or a cold, causing severe eye pain. Doctors say remaining exposed longer could have been fatal. he is resting and improving but will take days to recover.
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Artmory
Ola
Chae D. Carter
Pri Ve
Supreme Court Refuses to Oust Insurance Company
The Missouri Supreme Court today refused to oust German Mutual Life Insurance Company from the state. The ouster petition claimed the company had issued a certificate for twenty years and the court let the company extend its charter.
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Supreme Court
Insurance Company
Associated Press
Jettersen City
State Supreme Court
German Mutual Life 7Ance Company
Thin State
Miami–Oklahoma city booze scheme teased by post official
A humorous report from Washington notes a Miami Oklahoma resident sought a large quantity of liquor via a domestic money order payable to a Kansas City firm. The imprecise form and $5.40 total hint at a bloated request, while a bourbon expert calls the applicant more focused on quantity than quality.
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Washington, D. C
Miami
Oklahom
Boone
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department
Oklahoma
Frank Hitchcock
Mini
Kanaan City
Petition for Writ of Certiorari in Buck's Stove Case
Washington November 87. On behalf of Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morricon labor leaders a petition filed in the Supreme Court for a writ of certiorari asking the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to certify the Buck's Stove and Range appeal for review and determination by the nation's highest tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morricon
Supreme Court of the
United States
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Claim Largest Per Capita Bank Deposits In Spokane
Spokane bankers report total deposits of 29 920 175 00 with 2 500 000 from Bank of Montreal added, totaling over 320 per person. The data shows a gain of 816 058 since September 1 1900 and lists on hand bank funds, deposits, loans and surplus profits amid the comptroller of currency assessment.
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Spokane
Wikt
Comptroller of Currency
Bank of Montreal
Hast Bess
Die Pointe
Currorey
Briveh Canltel
Bulgin Opens Campaign in Muskogee Revival
Rev. B. J. Bulwin the lawyer evangelist arrives at Minkowee Oklahoma to begin a revival meeting in Pioneer three ball park built for the purpose. The venue features rubber sheeting roof good lighting and heating. Bulgin testified before the Oklahoma City grand jury about men who fired at him. he will stay in Muskogee with uninterrupted work.
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Grand Jury
Oklahoma City
J. K. Thompson
Modkogee
Guardianship sale order for minor Howard Brown
In Craig County Oklahoma County Court a hearing is ordered for J V Roberts guardian to sell real estate of Howard Brown a minor. Hearing set for December 40 1908 at 10 am with all interested parties to show cause why sale should not be granted. Publication required for three weeks. The order signed by Judge Theo D Pribar. Parker Rider Brown attorney.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Howard Brown
J. W. Roberts
J. V. Robertan
Appian
Craig
Bede County
State of Oklaborma
Isac
Awid Minor
Lota M. Cravens
Ward
Vinna
Sald Craig
Order to Show Cause on Guardian's Sale of Addison Cravens Real Estate
Oklahoma Crug County probate notice filed by guardian W H Cravens. Court orders show cause hearing December 6 1909 at 1 30 pm in Vinita to consider selling Addison Cravens estate land for minor education maintenance and support. Publication required weekly in the Weekly Chieftain. County Judge D B Prear dated November 1 1909.
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State of
Oklahoma
of Crug
Addison Ca Minor
W. H. Cravens
Addison Cravens
Moeren
Minor
Maid Court
Vintta
Maid Creole
Chieftain
Eald Cra
County
Jude
Guardian seeks order to sell Ethel Martin real estate in Craig County
In Craig County Oklahoma probate matter, guardian George Martin asks for an order to sell minor ward Ethel Martin's lands to reinvest in better property. Court set for December 13 1909 at Vinita to show cause, with notice to appear three consecutive weeks in Weekly Chieftain. County Judge Theo D B Frear signed and dated November 15 1909.
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Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Ward
Vinita
Eald Craig
Ald Craig County
Theo
D. B. Frear
Court orders sale of minor Lela Cravens land for education
In the County Court the guardians petitioned to sell part of Lela M Cravens estate to fund the minor’s education and support. The court set December 6, 1909, 1:30 p.m., at the court room in Vinita for final hearing. A public notice must appear in the county newspaper three weeks prior.county judge Theo Freak signed the order dated November 1, 1909.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Charles Harlin Estate
Notice is given under an order of the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma dated November 10, 1900 that Nutleete as guardian of Charles Harlin a minor will sell the real estate of the estate. The Guardian is to dispose of the property located in Craig County Oklahoma as directed by the court order.
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Piret
The
Chieftain
Charles Harlin
Craig
Oklahoma
Charles Marlin
Craig County
Oklahoua
Guardian's Sale Notice for Oklahoma Real Estate
Walter E. B. Ross guardian announces sale of undivided half of the north half of section twenty five in township twenty eight north range twenty one west of the Indian Meridian in Oklahoma. The parcel contains a portion of the northwest quarter and minor northeast northwest quarter with cash in hand as the sale terms. Stark and Patten, attorneys for the guardian, 235 Vindia Oklahoma, date November fifth, 108.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice is given that Ruthie Martin an incompetent, guardian sells at public cash sale on December 11, 1909 at 9 a.m. at the court house front in Vinita Oklahoma all undivided one seventh interest in the north half of the northeast quarter of section 26 and other described parcels in Township 28 North Range 21 East Indian Meridian containing eighty acres more or less. Sale subject to county court confirmation.
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Pirot
Chieftain
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Alvie Rt. Duncan
Alvie R. Duncan
Aald County Court
Canadian and
Wilwon Street
Alvie KR
Duncan
Okina ‘Homa
Itange
Don
County of Croix
Ruthle Martin
Sord
Ruthie Martin
Anid County Court
Winita
Ruthie Harlin
Twenty Eight
Jokated
Guardian to Sell Minor Lands in Cherokee and Craig Counties
John H. Collins guardian announces a private sale of minors Mollie Collins Mary B. Collins and Thomas Collins estate lands in Cherokee and Craig counties Oklahoma. Sale to highest bidder with court approval on December 13 1908 at Couch and McMichael Office Oklahoma. Cash bids may be left with J T Parke County Judge Couch and McMichael or the guardian.
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Chieftain
Mollie Collins
Cherokee County
Oklahoma
Mollie Colling
Mary B. Colling
Thomas Collins
Couch & McMichael
Td Minora
Township
N. Range
Chal
M. . Collins
Craig County
Banat
Crale
Range
J.T. Parke
Jdidge
John H. Collins
Guardian
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
Notice in Craig County Oklahoma states BN Williamson died in Craig County. A petition seeks Letters of Administration for the estate of J H Ritchie. Hearing set December 13, 1909 at 1 40 PM in County Court. Interested parties may appear and contest the petition. Clerk of County Court.
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Chieftain
Okabone
Craig
Said
BN. Williamson
Craig County
State of Oklahoma
J. H. Ritchie
Oklahoma
Sre
Novant D
Cunaty Curt
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Irty
Vinita Liel
Rmenter
Thursfe
Lawyade
Saandal
Kfasons
Whison
Winstails
New
Oskison
Willie Hassell
Stanford, University
Collier's Weekly
Serena
Amerios
Carter
Ardmore
Bulgin
Muskogee
Theo. D. Bh
Pribar
Parker, Rider & Brown
H.J. Swal Clerk
Walter EB. Ross
Stark & Patten
Vindia
Pirat
the Chieftain
Edward BD. Ballard
Ee Pater
Thorneys Ui
Olslahoma
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