Muskogee plan ten gets fair ts double crossed
Oklahoma City January 7 indications are the Muskogee state fair bill passed by the house will meet hard sledding in the senate. Senators opposed the bill as Oklahoma City fights the measure and a deal to move the fair from the capital is disputed. The article also covers jail conveyance bills, municipal code proposals for large cities, guardianship powers for the commissioner of charities, and other legislative actions ahead of a joint session to hear Governor Hassell’s final message.
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Oklahoma City
Muskogee
House
Senate
Roddie
Jackson and Miller
Winita
Ardmore
McAlester
United States
Republican House Caucus
Wright
Oklahoma County
Tehoe
Landrum
Municipal League Pushes Cities Tax Law Overhaul
The Oklahoma Municipal League ended a three day session in Oklahoma City with resolutions urging the legislature to appoint a commission to study city needs and draft a municipal code. It calls for amending tax laws to grant cities full control of levies and to shift to a calendar fiscal year. The group also aims to draft a municipal governance bill and appointed leaders for future expansion.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Municipal League
County Excise Board
A. F P. McGarr
Muskogee
Lackey
Sullivan
Sulphur
Martin
Tulsa
Cotner
Ardmore
McGarr
Horner Seeks Inquiry Over Alleged Coercion In Capital Removal
Guthrie Oklahoma January 7 attorney C G Horner in the capital removal case before the state supreme court drew attention to a governor Haskell signed the bill contingent on payment of 71200 to Oklahoma City including 10000 to J N Putnam and 14000 for attorney fees in locating the capital at Putnam City Oklahoma law prohibits coercion by public officials A legal inquiry into Governor Haskell is underway and Logan county may hear it since the bill was signed at Guthrie
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Guthrie
Okla
State Supreme Court
C. G. Horner
Haskell
Oklahoma City
J. N. Putnam
Putnam City
Oklahoma
Logan County
Reapportionment Bill Introduced in Washington
Washington reports crumpacker introduced bill fixes house at 433 members. states current and proposed apportionment by state with several increases cited. details Alabama to Wyoming listed with counts and a summary of increases across multiple states.
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Washington
Crumpacker
House
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Minols
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Corolaro
North Dakota
Ohio
Ilinois
Keifer Postoffice Robbed and Suspects Arrested
Tulsa police report a postoffice safe at Kiefer blown open with nitroglycerin, hundreds of dollars and stamps stolen. Clint Ireland and Curley Miles of Sapulpa held in county jail on charges of robbing the Kiefer post office. A $200 reward offers for the burglars as authorities pursue the yeggmen.
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Tulsa
Okla
A_ postoffice
Charles W. Conneely
Kiefer
Postoffice
Oklahoma
Clint Ireland
Curley Miles
Sapulpa
Miles
Creek County
Senator Confesses to Bribe in Lorimer Affair
Springfield reports Governor Denven received a resignation letter from Senator D. W. Holstlaw of Taka admitting he took a bribe in the Lorimer matter. He states his resignation takes effect December 31, 1910.
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Springfield
Denven
W. Holstlaw
Taka
Lorimer
Caney business man Neeley shot dead at hotel
Neeley, head of Wichita Pipe Line and Lima Trust, was shot in the Palace Hotel lobby by L G Truskett amid a dispute over a land lease and a long running litigation. Truskett surrendered and was jailed in Independence. The case centers on a lease dispute involving Robert E B Goodman and oil interests. Five bootleggers were also arrested in another raid, including General Blunt Martin.
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Associated Press
Caney, Kans
J. D
Neeley
Wichita Pipe Line Company
Lima, O
Truskett
Wichita
Kans
Pipe Line Company
Robert EB. Goodman
Hugh Bronson
Winkler, Anerfield & Hicks
Wichita Piple Line Company
Goodman
Fred C. Lesser
Herbert Scott
Wichita Company
Owen Owen
Caney
Owen
Oklahoma
Triskett
Hearing on Final Reports and Settlements In Craig Co
Notice given that January 3 1911 a hearing on final reports and settlements will occur in the County Court Craig County Oklahoma. The list includes multiple executors administrators and guardians with interested parties named among the estates. All interested persons including minors are notified to appear or be represented.
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Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
In the matter of Willie L Miller minor guardian announces private sale of real estate in Delaware County Oklahoma. Bidder must provide certified check for one third of bid and sale subject to county court confirmation. Sale date January 5 1911 at 1 30 p.m. or later within statutory bid period. The described property is the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and north half of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter in section 25 township 26 north range 22 east.
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Chieftain
Craig County
Oklahoma
Willie L. Miller
Delaware County
Range
Guardian
Willie A. Ballard
Tom Ballard
Delaware
Craig
Ottawa County
Grove
Gibson & Ballard
Guardian to Sell Minor's Oklahoma Real Estate at Private Sale
In the guardianship of Willie A Ballard a minor Tom Ballard guardian will privately sell the minor's real estate in Ottawa and Craig Counties Oklahoma on January 19 1911 at 10 am at the Delaware County Court office Grove Oklahoma or via Gibson Ballard attorneys. Bids must be in writing with a ten percent certified check and are subject to court confirmation.
Guardianship sale of Lula A Ballard minor land in Craig Oklahoma
The guardian Gibson & Ballard announces a private sale of Lula A Ballard minor estate in Craig County Oklahoma. The sale is set for January 19 1911 at 11 am at the County Judge office Grove Oklahoma subject to court confirmation. Parcel details describe eighty acres in the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter etc with cash in hand and a ten percent certified check. bids and documents must be filed in the county court or with attorneys Gibson & Ballard.
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Keifer
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Claude Moore
Pearl Fennel
Slim Walls
Roy Goodpaster
Theo
D. B. Frear
Sansom Allen
Vivian J. Allen
Adour
H. J. Swarts
Clerk County
P. Miller
Parker, Rider & Brown
Tis Attorneys
Jin
Lula A. Ballard
State of
Grove, Oklahoma
Grasshopper
Portland
Grasshopper Brend
H.C. Miller Cer Company
Vinita, Okla
Grove, Okla
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Ill
J. T. Ragan & CO
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Vinita
Okla Onnce
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Scott Building
D.H. Wilson
Empire Block
Vinita Ce Ohla
W. B. Depue
Vintla
Gela
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