Will Ask Congress For Gigantic Appropriation
Arthur Hooker, secretary of the board of control of the national irrigation congress, urges a $5,000,000,000 bond issue to reclaim 44,000,000 acres via drainage and irrigation, build deep waterways and highways, and conserve forests. He plans a memorial to Congress and a large state delegation to push the plan, asserting vast economic benefits and population growth from these projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Arthur Hooker
Board of Control
National Irrigation Congress
Congress
United States
Hooker
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Nebraska
Louisiana
Kentucky
Tewnessee
Mineiosippi
Missouri
Reclamation Service
New York
Prudential Investment Company Barred From Oklahoma
Guthrie June 26 The Prudential Investment Company of San Antonio Texas and its secretary treasurer Reinhart faced prohibition from operating a building and loan business in Oklahoma for noncompliance with state law. Bank commissioner A M Young warned cessation. Reinhart replied with insulting threats citing lynching of cattlemen who grazed in Oklahoma.
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Guthrie
Okla
Prudential Investment Company
San Papren
Tex
Iran
Teinhart
Oklahoma
A. M Young
Reinhart
Youns
Busihess
Miraculous Escape Of An Automobile Party
An automobile driven by James Thompson and carrying his family overturned at about forty miles per hour near Were Instwight. Occupants were pinned under the car but all escaped injury except Thompson whose breast bone and three ribs were broken. He is expected to recover.
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Associated Press
Knyperia
Kann
James Thompson
Emporis
Thory
Senate Increases Tariff on Shoes in Adjournment Move
Washington June 26 The Senate adopted amendments raising duties on shoes from 15 to 40 percent ad valorem and sole leather from 5 to 10 percent. A roll call approved the shoes increase 32 to 24 with Republicans all in support and eight Democrats opposing. The session ended with Bristow pressing for more amendments and Tillman noting the late hour as the chamber adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bristow
Mapp
Crawford
Cumming
Curtis
Gamble
LaPollette
Nelson
Democrate
Rose Teather Adoex
Senator Bristow
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Gallin
Guaranty Law Brings Money From Hidden Belt
A Shawnee man walked into the Bank of Commerce vault, opened a belt full of gold and paper money claimed as lifelong savings, and after inspection deposited the entire contents. He cited states banking law interest and planned to donate the best will to Governor Haukelt for the Oklahoma Mineral Society.
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Shawnee
Okla
Bank of Commerce of
Webster
Kalfe
Deak
Oklahoma
State Banking Law
Bank of Commerce
Haukelt
Oklahonm Miktorlen Society
Harris School House Social Brings Large Crowd
Farmers lay by corn crop as Frank L Hayes returns from the Ovage nation. Mr and Mrs Len Hawkins shopped in Big Cabin Saturday. John Renfro and wife and Mrs Reed were visitors. Miss Bulah Harris and Miss Alfa Blount returned home from normal Friday. A social at Mr Lazars Saturday night drew a large crowd and many enjoyed it.
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Bulah Harri
Alfa Blount
Mr. Lazars
Prince Van Huelow to Retire as Clan Leader Soon
Berlin June 28 Prince Van Huelow announced he intends to resign from clan leadership once pending reform measures pass. The statement confirms plans to retire after the legislature disperses the reforms.
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Sey Associated
Prens
Berlin
Prince van Huelow
Commissioner Remov es President of Porter Bank
Guthrie June 24 Bank Commissioner A M Young has ordered the removal of J B Woodbury as president of the American State Bank of Porter for paying 6 percent on deposits in violation of a 4 percent limit. He is accused of balancing his deposits to manipulate statements. The bank, capital 10000 dollars, is largely owned by F H Woodbury and J B Woodbury with Kansas City and Oklahoma capitalists. His successor will be elected at the board’s July meeting.
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Guthrie
Oklo
A. M. Young Han
J. 3
Woodbury
American State Bank of Porter
American State Bank
Tte
F. H. Woodbury
J. B. Woodbury
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Mob executes Black man in Wilburton jailyard
Fifty masked men seized Sylvester Brennan known as Alabama Red from Wilburton jail, hanged him to a telephone pole after fatally wounding deputy Albert Turner who tried to arrest him. The mob cut wires, broke in, and dispersed as the coroner’s jury ruled Brennan’s death by unknown hands.
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Associated Preex
Wilburton
Oklo
Sylvester Brennan
Albert Turner
Mnch
Stenoen
Personel
Standard Oil cuts refined prices across markets
The Standard Oil Company announced reductions in crude and refined oil prices. In New York on June 25 the price of refined oil fell to 10 cents per hundred gallons, with other crude and refined grades adjusted. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh also noted lower price points as the firm continued its cuts.
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Associated Press
New York
Standard Ol Company
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Standard Ol Company Today
Jury decision favors Tom Flannery and Co in ejectment
Justice Foster's court today returned a verdict for Tom Flannery and Co. on a $89 rent dispute. The suit alleged the building owner Huttt benefited from prohibited liquor sales. Flannery was ejected from Huttt's North Wilson Street property.
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TOM Flannery & CO
Imxuiner
W. T. Hurtt
Justice Foster's Court
Flannery
Huttt
North Wilson Street
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice is given that under an order of the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma made March 5 1809 the guardian of Annie Morgat will sell at private wire to the highest bidder for cash subject to confirmation by the County Court on or after July 17 1900 at ten oclock a m at the Clerk’s office Craig County Court all the interest of the minor in described real estate lying in Craig County Oklahoma consisting of a tract in Section 19 Township 26 Range 21 containing ten acres plus 2.78 acres railroad right of way terms cash one third as bid balance in deferred payments not to exceed three years with interest at ten percent from date of sale purchaser to give bond and mortgage to the guardian and to file the same in the clerk’s office bid deposits of one third must be accompanied by a verified check guardian J W OT and attorney Paul Mackey.
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Craig County
Oklahoma
Annie Morgat
Eirth
Auld Cruly County
Annie Morgen
Oklahome
Ald Craig County
Guardian
Chieftain
County of
Craig
State of
Charles W. A. Lynch
Sarah FP. Lynch
Benjamin Ho Lyne
John Bruce Lynch
Sarah F. Lynch
Benjamin H. Lynch
John Brace Lynch
Minora
Jyne
Delaware County
B. A. McParland
Alahama
Elizabeth Jones
Said Say
Seeton 11
Township
A.J. Mitch Pord
Jesse Herod
J. W. Orr
Wald
Uch
Bell
General Cireuiation
Theo. D. Bd
Fabear
Firet
Craigas
Beulah J. Herod
Theo. D. B. Frear
Henry Herod
Dw. Orr
Okihoms
Theo
Pd.b
County Ice
Guardianship and sale orders in Craig County Oklahoma
Court papers from Craig County Oklahoma order guardian B A McParland and J W Orr to sell real estate of minors in Delaware and Craig counties. Notices set private sale dates July 1909 and June 1909 with bids by certified check, court confirmations required, and publication for three consecutive weeks.
Guardianship and Sale of Beulah J Herod Estate in Craig County
In Craig County Oklahoma the County Court orders the guardian J W Orr to sell all or part of the estate of minor Beulah J Herod and later Henry Herod upon petition. Hearings set for July 10 1909 and July 12 1908 with publication of the order in a general Craig County newspaper.
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Paw Mills
Irrigation Congress
Ward
United States Congress
New State
Tillman
Standard
the Chieftain
Paul ¥. Mackey
Addis A
Ifty Aor A
UROWN
Hin
Addis A. Brown
Apdie A. Brown
Tor Guardian
Smiley
Vinita
D. H. Wison
DR. Griffith
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