Divorce Laws Disgrace to Tate Declares Thompoon
Alahoma City on January 28 reports a senate bill by Senator J B Thompson of Pauls Valley proposing radical changes to Oklahoma divorce law. It creates two classes of separation, extends residence to five years, requires actual notice, and ends star chamber practices. It introduces open court adjudication for divorces and adds a court sanctioned period before remarriage, with bigamy penalties.
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Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Alahoma City
Senate
J. B. Thompson
Pauls Jey
Demeatic State Committee
Thompson
Ohlaa
Star Chamber
Ter
Wealthy Men to Prison for Peonage
Five wealthy southern lumbermen including W. S. Harlan and Robert Gallagher will begin federal prison terms in Atlanta for peonage. Harlan and Gallagher face eighteen months and a $5000 fine each, while Dr. W. K. Grace C. C. Hilton and F. R. Higgins of Lockart Alabama receive thirteen months and $1000 fines.
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Ly Associated Press
Atlanta
Harlan
Robert Gallagher
W. K. Grace
C. C. Hilton
FR. S. Higgins
Lockart
Ala
Gallagher
Oklahoma City Bill 15 Passed
Klahoma City Jan 28 Developments dominated the state capital bill scene as the house committee report and a senate debate led to the passage of Bill 15. The measure abolishes the capital commission and transfers duties to the board of administration, with votes 29 to 8 in the senate and 20 to 6 on the agency clause. Senator Franklin of Madill led the approval while opponents warned of broken faith with ex Governor Haskell. Separately a committee found an expense contract for 71 200 improper and another bill sought 19 410 to cover removal costs and public building loans.
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Klahoma City
Mild Ho Sons
House
Senate
W.ranklin
Madill
Capital Commission
Transling
Board of
Af- 40
Follg
Orson
Vandeventer
Landrum
Iminger
Stewart
Bomas
Horton Graham
Guy P. Horton
Haskell
Horton
Te Sdlect
Quse
Een Haskell
Citizens Cap Expense Company
Tate
Memminger
Oklahoma City
Mrs Badgett Hosts Bridge Afternoon in Ieston
W R Badgett entertained Saturday afternoon for visitors Mrs Deal and Mrs Goodin of Ieston Missouri. Forty guests attended the card party and bridge was the main activity. J H Butler joined the gathering as the afternoon drew to a close with light refreshments and social chatter.
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W. R. Badgett
Heavy penalties in whiskey cage trials reported
Two more convictions in whiskey cage cases were returned. Henry Baines was found guilty with a 90 day county jail term and a 300 dollar fine. Blunt Martin received 180 days and 400 dollars. Maximums are six months and 500 dollars. Jack Michaels bond forfeiture issue arose but trial proceeded with guilty verdict, no sentence recommendation. Henry Raines pending liquor law charges turned over to sheriff.
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Henry Baines
Blunt Martin
Jack Michaels
Parks
Michael
Henry Raines
Sper
OLDES
Costa A Postal
J. L Mead Cycle Company
Chicago
Ill
Weather says no rain for Vinita two days of warmth
The weather man forecasts two days of fair weather and rising temperatures for Vinita, despite earlier rain. A few drops today give drought sufferers hope, reviving memories of a rain once recalled by older citizens.
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Vinita
Okahoma
Schenk Divorce Suit Chronicle Sparks Bond Moves
Wheeling West Virginia Jan 28 Mrs Schenk released on her own recognizance as the divorce action filed by her husband proceeds. A counter suit by Mrs Schenk is planned and John Schenk may pay about 100000 in trial expenses. Bond reduction from 10000 to 5000 sought and possible change of venue discussed as juror Heyman faces contempt allegations amid claimed voting pressure.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Schenk
John O. Schenk
Laure Farnsworth Schenk
Handlan
Tifa
Heyman
Middlegen
Catelogue
Clare
IND
Chicago
Hese
Paris
Ordon
Representative Threatened Over Senate Vote in Denver
Denver January 28 Representative Judkins a Democrat stirred a house frenzy by claiming Speermen warned him that without supporting Mayor Speer of Denver for U S senator no bills would pass the house. The claim centers on alleged political pressure and threats amid the Denver power contest.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Judkins
Speermen
Speer
United States
Naval Appropriation Bill Reported in House
The naval appropriation bill totaling 125,421,528 dollars was reported to the house today by Chairman Foss of the naval affairs committee. It carries 5,929,316 dollars less than the current appropriation and 2,044,021 dollars less than the navy's submitted estimates.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Foss
Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Department
Charters Issued for Ten Oklahoma Corporations
Oklahoma City January 27 charters issued to ten new corporations by Secretary of State Ben Harrison name The X. 2. Mayo Company of Oklahoma City with 5014 capital stock and directors N S Darling L L Darling and G C Woodworth. Bartlesville based 5 Toggery Company. Security State Bank of Caddo with 25000 stock. Green Thompson of Durant. Surprise Oil Company of Tulsa. Brotherhood Benevolent Association of Sentinel. Industrial Securities Company of Oklahoma City. Enid Wholesale Candy Company. Chabra Oil Company of Nowata. Quinton Coal and Brick Company of Oklahoma City. First Christian Church Hewitt as trustee. Sign Publishing Company of Sugden. Mason County Trading Company of McCurtain. Newmarket Blackwell. Pryor Ice and Light Company at Pryor Creek. Farmers Mutual Telephone Company of Hooker Texas County. Cherokee Mill and Elevator Company. Journal Publishing Company of Vinita. Fred F Braydia Company Ada. Abbott Telephone Company Ada. E M Ratcliff Mercantile Company Vinita. Purcell Mercantile Company Purcell. Braman Gas and Oil Company Braman. General Milling Company Muskogee. Gwaltney Underwood Company Ryan. Crowder Pitzer Commission Company Wagoner. Bank of Commerce of Perm increases capital stock.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ben Harrison
Mayo Company
Capital
Darling
L. L. Darling
G. C. Woodworth
Toggery Company
Bartlesville
J. B. Childern
George Michelson
Ethel K. Cilders
The
Surprise Oil Company of
Tulsa
Capital Stock
P. J. White
Thomas White
W. F. Sinclair
Independence
Kanu
Brotherhood Benevolent Association of Sentinel
J. D. Hoble
W. C Wells
G. Burdsell
Sentinel
Industrial Securities Company of
J. M. Pontedto
B. J. Dupree
J. W. Cabell
Olive L. Walker
Enid Wholesale Candy Company
Enid
J. C. Davidson
P. O. Davidson
C. V. Field
Aid
Chabra Oil Company
Nowata
F. ©. Henderson
Pred Powell
Robert J. Coyle
All Hewitt
Ernest Williams Emil Colbert
Mra
W. H., Olyver
J. ©. Martin
Pryor Creek
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company
Hooker
Texas
County
Atock
F. A. Bateman
William McDowell
Charles Pitts
Thomas Decker
J. 5. Wallace
Cherokee Mill and Elevator Company
Cherokee
J. E. Walker
Benard Dahlgren
G. B Gray
J. M. Moore
Kansas City
J. A. Berninghaus
St. Louis
Journal Publishing Company
Vinita
J. W. Orr
W. M. Malone
M. F. Knight
Fred F. Braydia Company
Ada
Ada; Incorporators, Fred F. and T. W.braydia
J. D. Crawford
Stonewall
Abbott Telephone, Company
Claud Chapman
Fred Blankenship
R. J. Ross
E. M. Rateliff
Purcell Mercantile Company
Purcell
T. H. Newborn
T. O. Head
Byars
B. H. Rackley
J. W. Simpson
F. L. Connor
Braman Gas and Oil Company
Braman
Kay County
H. ©. Scott
William Foss
C. H. Lucas
H. W. Hutton
John 8. Hamlin
Ceneral Milling Company
Muskogee
Incorporators
J. Z. Keel
Gainesville
Tex
W. L. Keel
J. M. Hughes
C. J. Wolaver
Underwood
Ryan
B. A. Gwaltney
Jacksboro
Amarillo
Crowder-Pitzer Commission Company
Wagoner
Frederick C. Ward
J. I. White
J. A. Crowder
EB. Pitzer
Jury awards stenographer $10000 in breach claim
Ottawa Kans Jan 28 Ethel Mc Kee a stenographer of Kansas City was awarded a verdict of 10000 against Professor Grant Fl Crain of Ottawa for breach of promise.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Kans
Ethel McKee
Kansas City
Grant Fl. Crain
Muskogee Banker George Barnes Dies in Monte Carlo
George Barnes, millionaire oil operator and president of the Commercial National Bank of Muskogee, died today in Monte Carlo. The Muskogee Associated Press report notes his prominence in banking and business.
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Muskogee
Associated Press
Okla
George Barnes
Commercial National Bank of
Will Claim $25,000 Reward
Oklahoma City police arrest a man named Charles Smith linked to the Los Angeles Times bombing case. Sheriff Bain will claim the $25,000 reward. Smith, a Joplin, Missouri resident, matched the description issued from Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Charles Smith
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Bain
Smith
Joplin
McCall Introduces Canada Reciprocity Bill in House
Representative McCall of Massachusetts introduced in the House the administration bill to carry out the reciprocity agreement with Canada. The measure was referred to the Ways and Means Committee.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
McCall
Massachusetts
House
Canada
Ways and Means Committee
For Sale Barred Plymouth Rock nosters and land in Oklahoma
For Sale Barred Plymouth Rock nosters at 8 0 Day and 256 Acres of land for sale in Craig county near Webb Oklahoma. Described parcels include various NW and NE quarter sections in township 28 north range 21 east with Reese allotments. About 200 acres second bottom and 26 rolling acres. Abstract with perfect title. Price 12 60 per acre for quick sale. Address Sam F Wilkinson Owner Nowata Oklahoma.
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Webb
Oklahoma
Craig County
Reese
Sam F. Wilkinson
Nowata
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Guardianship Case
In the Matter of the Guardianship of Stacy Tanner a Minor the Delaware County Oklahoma County Court orders sale by private sale to the highest bidder after February 13 1911 at 10 am to confirm by court. Real estate described includes parts of Section 15 Township 26 North Range 20 East and Section 18 Township 23 North with specified fractional acres.
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Chieftain
Stacy Tanner
Delaware
Oklahoma
Delaware County
Coreneves
Delaware and
Craig
North
Flea
State of
Crate
Wilburn Hudson
Minor
Wm. O'Neil
Vinita
Craig County
Parks
Fludge
Guardianship land sale notice in 1911 Vinita paper
The document details land in Township 26 Range 20 and surrounding lots, formerly Stacy Tanner minor heirs, to be sold for cash with half-bid certified check, to be filed in Grove Oklahoma January 16 1911. Guardian Maggie Hummingbird seeks bids and publication in the Chieftain January 20 1911.
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Section
Township
Stacy Tanner
Grove
Oklahoma
Maggie Hummingbird
Guardian
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Ed Committee
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For Blunt Martin
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Plymouth Rock Nosters
James
Davenport
Vinita Oklahoma
New Halsell Bldg
W. B. Depue
Court House
D. H. Wilson
Attorney-at-Law
Butte
Empire ‘Block
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