Census to disclose US population and apportionment changes
Washington reports the upcoming census will set the national population at about 194,182 per representative, predicting 457 House members and no state loss. It outlines which states may gain seats, potential total seats, and the political implications of larger or unchanged districts amid ongoing migration and economic shifts.
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Benedict Named in Hale's Stead
Washington Feb 11 Acting head of the Treasury Norton announced the appointment of John Hale to supervise public funds for the Oklahoma City office overseeing the new building project. Hale will disburse one third of a million dollars. the selection followed confusion over patronage and a recall of Hale’s appointment after Morgan objected. McGuire stated the matter was trivial and offered a compromise to allow Morgan to nominate a successor.
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Washington, D
The
Treasury
Norton
John Hale
Oklahoma City
Benedict
Hale
Pati Nl
Mary Norton
McGuire
Berond
Morgan
Governor Haskell Delivers Income Tax Amendment Message
Guthrie Oklahoma February 11 Governor C N Haskell submitted to the legislature a proposed income tax amendment to the U S Constitution with no recommendation for adoption or rejection The governor notes states must pass upon the amendment as it grants Congress broader powers and may bring good or evil His prior advocacy of an income tax adds surprise to the action.
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Guthrie
Oklo
C. NA Haskell
United States
Congress
Supreme Court strikes down bakery six-day workweek law
Jefferson City Mo February 12 the supreme court today decided the law prohibiting bakeries from working more than six days a week unconstitutional.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Knox Criticized For Foreign Policy Failures In House Debate
Washington D C Feb 12 Representative Francis Burton Harrison attacked Secretary of State Knox in the house during the diplomatic and consular appropriations debate. He cited the Nicaraguan embroglio and Manchuria railway issue as failures and warned that Democratic nation building in Central America risks eventual retirement. He blamed the era’s diplomacy decline on the “cowan cable” and mocked dollar diplomacy while praising a needed shift away from envoy as mere ceremony.
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Knox
Francis Burton Harrison
New York
Harrison
Cleveland
Manchuria
Central America
United States
Austria
Kerens
Dr. Eliot
Paul Morton
Morton
Cowan
Mr. Harrison
Mr. Mare
Raisull Dead Report of Moroccan Governor and Bandit Chief
Tangier Morroco February 12 It is reported that Naisull governor of Derebaba province and former Moor ah bandit chief is dead in a report of poisoning Also for sale a thoroughbred Kentucky Mammoth Jack and a trolling horn Terms by W D Pearson Elm Bend Ark
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Raisull
Tangier
Morocco
Naisull
Derebaba
W. D. Pearson
Elm Isneines
Ark
Notice of Real Estate Auction by Guardian in Delaware County
In compliance with a Delaware County Oklahoma Court order dated January 1910, guardian of George D Barnes and Servetia A Barnes will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash, subject to court confirmation, the 80 acre tract in Craig County Oklahoma described as part of Section 8 Township 86 North Range 19 East, allotted to George D Barnes, including multiple fractional parcels. The sale is set for February 1, 1910, at 10 o'clock a.m., at the county courthouse in Grove, Oklahoma.
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Delaware
Oklahoma
George D. Barnes
Servetia A. Barnes
Aid
Coah
Grove
Eald George D. Barnes
Servetus B. Barnes
William W. Barnes
Craig
Section
Township 86
Hange 19
Land Sealed Bid Notice and Guardianship Settlement
Sealed bids for land described as NE 144 of Sec 8, T26N R19E, allotted to Servet as B Barnes, must be at the Delaware County Court office Grove Oklahoma with one third bid amount by certified check. Guardian William W Barnes with Seymour Riddle attorney. Also notice of settlement of account in Craig County Oklahoma for Daniel H Taft minor. Clarence A Taft guardian to render final account March 7, 1910 in Vinita Court. Copy to be published three weeks in Vinita Chieftain.
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B. Barnes
Delaware County
Grove
Oklahoma
William W. Barnes
Chieftain
State of
Craig County
Daniel H. Taft
Clarence A. Taft
Daniel B. Taft
Vinita
Craig
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Tulsa County Oklahoma
Notice announces private sale by guardian of Lillie M. Weir minor under County Court order. Sale in Tulsa County on February 2 1910 at 10 am for the 60 acre Craig county property described as BW 14 of SEB 14 and W 18 of 88 14 of SE 14 Section 23 Township 25 North Range 21 East. Bids written with certified check for one third of bid. Guardian John W Weil signs.
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Tyles County
Oklahoma
Lillie M. Weir
Tulsa County
Lille M. Weir
Craig County
John W. Weil
Lillie M. Welr
Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate in Craig County
Notice is given that guardian of Nevada Maud Conner minor will sell at private sale for cash, subject to county court confirmation, on February 21, 1910, at the county court room in Ottawa County Oklahoma. Property described as 80 acres in SW 14 Section 11 Township 26 North Range 22 West, with bids in writing and certified check for one third of bid amount due to the judge’s office.
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Craig Coun Oklhoma
Nevada
Maud Conner
Eald County Court
Craig County
Oklahoma
Ottawa County
Okahoma
Aald County
Craig
Jense
Abner
County of
State of
Jeane Hall
Abner Hall
Downey
County
Anle
Barney Matra
Gid Minor
David M
Parker, Uider & Brown
Guardianship Hearing to Sell Minor David McCrary Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma the County Court sets a hearing for guardian A L Churchill to sell all or part of the real estate of minor David I McCrary. The order directs notice to the next of kin and appearance on Monday February 7, 1910 at 10 o clock AM.
Notice to Creditors and Guardianship Hearings in Craig County
Notices in Craig County Oklahoma publish creditor claims against David R Myers deceased and an order for guardianship hearings of Willie A McCrary a minor. Executrix Mary Myers and guardian A L Churchill seek court action to present claims sell real estate, with hearings set for February 1 1910 and related dates.
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Chieftain
David R. Myers
Vinita
Craig
State of Oklahoma
Atrix
Hearing on ward to sell real estate in Pryor Creek
Probate notice in Mayo County Oklahoma announces a hearing on March 7, 1910 to approve the sale of ward Willie Garrett's real estate. Bruce Garrett as guardian must notify next of kin and interested parties, with service or publication in Pryor Creek Clipper and Vinita Weekly. County Judge Brewster seals the order.
Order to Show Cause On Guardian for Sale of Real Estate
An Oklahoma Craig County court hearing on March 14 1910 at 1 50 p m to determine if Garfield West minor's guardian may sell real estate judged necessary for the ward s estate. The order directs next of kin and interested persons to appear in Winita Court Room to show cause why sale should not be ordered. Publication of this order is required.
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Firet
Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Willie A. McCrary
A. TL. Churchill
A. L. Churchill
Ward
Maid Minor
Vinita Chieftain
Pirat
State of Oklahoma
Garfeld
Wald Ward
Merch
Winita
Creig
Court Hearing Notice Prominent in Craig County Paper
A public notice appears in the Wi Chieftain Craig County edition listing Theo D. Farar as judge and KB Hobdy as attorney for a case set for hearing after three weeks. The text reflects a legal proceeding notice published in the county newspaper.
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Wi Chieftain
Craig County
Theo
D. B. Farar
Sale of Ward Real Estate Ordered in Mayes County
In the state of Oklahoma Mayes County on February 2 1910 the court orders a hearing for the sale of ward Sara Sango s estate real estate. The hearing will be in Pryor Creek County Court with next of kin and interested parties required to appear and show cause why the sale should not be granted. Personal service or publication in the Chieftain of Vinita Crate County is authorized for three consecutive weeks.
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State of
Oklahoma
Mayes County
Thomas B. Garrett
Hiicerrelt
County Court
Pryor Creek
Ald Ward
Vinita
Crate County
Notice of Gale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice published in February 1810 for a private sale of Frances Marion’s minor estate. The guardian offers the property at cash bid, for 1/2 NW 1/4 Section 4 Township 1 North Range 13 West, Washington County Oklahoma, in the Craig County court room on February 28, 1910 at 1 30 PM, with a one third amount due to the ascending attorney until sale confirmation.
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Willie Garrett
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Aald Ward
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KB. J, Hobdy, Attorney
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Frances Maron
Tainer
Washington County
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