Chieftains Stand On County Deposits Sparks Debate
County funds bids from Allied Banks and International Bank & Trust are reviewed by Craig County officials. The Chieftain questions the First National bank, while officials weigh the three percent daily balances and warrants paid at par.
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Allied Banks
International Bank & Trust Company
Allied Bank
Bid of International
Vinita
Okla
Board of County Commission
Craig County
Oklahoma
R. EB
Thompson
May Have Clue to Robbery at Scott Mausoleum
Detectives in Erie Pa work on a clue that may yield material developments in the Scott Mausoleum robbery. Lionis Wallinger a milk dealer says a wagon was stopped near the cemetery around four oclock on January 27 by a man who asked for a match. He later reported four men seen through a hole in the fence after hearing hammering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Erie
Scott Mausoleum
Lionis Wallinger
House panel postpones vote on Canadian reciprocity pact
The ways and means committee postponed action on the Canadian reciprocity agreement until tomorrow morning, when it likely will vote to report favorably to the House the measure embodying the agreement.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ways and Means Committee
House
Roosevelt to speak at Fort Worth Feeders and Breeders Show
Col Theodore Roosevelt will visit Fort Worth on March 14 as guest of the National Feeders and Breeders Show. He will deliver an address to the crowd, promising a talk that should satisfy public interest. The event runs March 13 to 18 with railroad low rates announced.
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Teddy
Europe
United States
Fort Worth
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Masonic Officers Elected in Oklahoma Grand Lodge
Guthrie Feb 10 Officers of the Oklahoma grand lodge of Masons elected for the coming year include Grand Master A E Eddleman Marietta deputy grand master A C Croy Cheyenne senior warden L G L Reeder Tulsa junior warden Perry Freeman McAlester secretary W M Anderson Oklahoma City orator W M Talmadge McAlester treasurer Leo E Bennett Muskogee First three spots filled by promotion remaining posts to be appointed
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma Grand Lodge of Masons
A. E Eddleman
Marietta
A. C. Croy
Cheyenne
L. Reeder
Tulsa
Perry Freeman
McAlester
W. M. Anderson
Oklahoma City
W. M. Talmadge
Leo E. Bennett
Muskogee
Magazines Face Higher Postage Across the Board
Washington reports that a senate committee approved a four cent per pound increase on advertising in second class magazines. The measure, eight to two, excludes small publications under four thousand pounds and extends advertising privileges to fraternal, scientific, and educational periodicals. Postmaster General Hitchcock estimates a five to six million dollar annual reduction in the postal deficit and a thirty day leave of absence for post office workers amid other civil service changes.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On
Congress
Messrs
Owen
Oklahoma
Bourne
Oregon
Burne
Hitchcock
Eleven Die as Mine Explosion Hits Cokedale
Eleven are known dead and six missing after a blast in the Cokedale mine near Trinidad Colorado. Assistant superintendent E A Sutton and volunteer rescuer Robert Meek died while trying to reach the missing men. Sutton was overwhelmed by black damp and Meek succumbed after venturing ahead of the air circuit.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Colo
Cokedale
Here
E. A. Sutton
Robert Meek
Sutton
Meek
Fear Roping Bill Spreads Through Oklahoma Legislature
Amusement promoters in Guthrie Oklahoma shift from joking about an anti cattle roping bill to treating it as a potential law after the lower house passed the measure yesterday. The bill's fate moved from ridicule to serious prospects.
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Associated Press
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Root Talks on Direct Vote for Senators
Washington February 10. Senator Hoot spoke on the direct vote proposal for U S senators. He said it aims to evade responsibility and cites state legislative corruption as the motive. He urged a deeper reform to purify politics and improve state legislatures.
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Root
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Hoot
Senate
LOBBYISTS BARRED AS SENATE PASSES MEDICAL BILL
Oklahoma City Feb 10. Senate in executive session revoked licenses of chiropractors Williams opponents for circulating signed letters. The Williams medical bill excluding chiropractors and Christian Scientists from paid healing passed the Senate. House approved district attorney measure and others while advancing rail charter legislation and capitol powers. A real estate sale notice follows with guardian auction for Wilburn Hudson minor.
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Oklahoma City
Williams
Senate
William Carver
G. M. Masterson
Frank A. Postgate
House
Congress
Muskogee
Winlta
Ardmore
McAlester
W C. Jackson
Woodson
Alva
Oklahoma
Capitol Commission
Notice for publication in Craig County divorce action
Malissa F. Fishero sues Samuel F. Fishero in Craig County District Court for divorce. Defendant must answer the petition by March 24, 1911, or the petition will be taken as true and a judgment granted to the plaintiff, with child custody to be determined. Dated February 10, 1911.
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Samuel F. Fishero
Malissa F. Fishero
Notice of Suit on Note and Mortgage in Craig County OK
No 86 defendants Carrie B Cowan and Annabel Cowan are sued in Craig County Oklahoma on a note and mortgage to obtain judgment and foreclosure. Lands described as SE 1 4 of NW 1 4 of Sec 26 T24N R18E containing forty acres more or less. Answer by March 20, 1911 or petition will be taken as confessed. Plaintiff seeks $990.15 principal and interest, $8.00 attorney fees, costs and foreclosure. Dated January 27, 1911. Seymour Riddle Attorney for Plaintiff Attest Lee R Mitchell District Clerk Ry C V Carselowey Deputy.
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Carrie B. Cowan
Annabel Cowan
Craig County
Oklahoma
Township
Ringe 18
Gala Plaintff
Seymour Riddle
Lee R. Mitchell
Ry C. V. Carselowey
Notice of Sale of Real Estate for Carrie Holland Minor
Guardian announces private sale of Carrie Holland estate real property in Craig County Oklahoma. The northeast quarter of the northwest quarter and northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 19 township 27 north range 20 east totaling about 80 acres, will be sold after February 20 1911 for cash subject to court confirmation. Bids must be in writing and filed in county court or delivered to Guardian J W Holland at Craver Owen Bartlesville Oklahoma or to the guardian personally.
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The
Chieftain
Crate
State of
Oklahoma
Wilburn Hudson
Craig
Croix
Range Highteen
Craig County
Guardian
asumMctent
Im, O'Neil
Carrie Holland
Minor
Washington
Craver &Owen
Bartlesville
Holland J W. D
Guthrie Plans Immediate US Supreme Court Appeal
Guthrie and allies announce an appeal to the United States Supreme Court from yesterday's state supreme court ruling. J O Rourke of the Guthrie Commercial Club says a meeting will convene to mobilize action while attorneys emphasize confidence in their position and note strong dissents by Justices Dunn and Kane supporting overturning the enabling act ruling.
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Guthrie
Olda
Pele
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
J. O'Rourke
Guthrie Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Retailers Association
G. Horner
Dunn
Kane
Justice Dunn
Justice Kane
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Dana
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Oe County
Vinita National Bank
Bank of Welch
Oklahoma State Bank of Oklahoma
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Centralia
Cen
Tralia
Texas
Owen and
Albert BR. Marks
State of Oklahoma
Walton Trust Company
Arrie H. Cowan
Supreme Court of United States
Ellers
Varva Leery
U.S
Womder
Iar Fricer
Larry Hale
Dgethorn
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Leseason
Blaneio
East Riding
Gordea
Mosey
Cycle Company
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