Church Row Settlement Clarified in Presbyterian Union Case
A court ruling addresses the union of Cumberland and Presbyterian churches over property and doctrine. The Cumberland church retains its records and local property under trustees, while the broader merger is deemed valid but not to erase Cumberland. The decision reverses possession in favor of Cumberland’s control of its property. The opinion emphasizes good faith and adherence to constitutional procedure.
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Mmetien
Wagueer
America
Medrines
Cumberland Church
Presbyterian Church
Cemberland
Ames
United Church
Comnetocn
Preebyterian
United States of America
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Citi Oarth
Wagoner
Presbyterian Church of the United States of America
General Assembly
Tower Court
Letter From Capt White In Cass West Virginia 1912
A 1912 letter from Captain White to the Vinita Chieftain reports arriving in Cass West Virginia just after arrival day. It notes spending the day sightseeing at the mill area and mentions a sawmill plant among several owned and operated by West Virginia interests.
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Capt. White
Cass
W. Va
Vinita Chieftain
West Virginia
Death Rate in the Mines Across Years
The report by the United States Bureau of Mines presents mortality statistics for coal miners. It notes 2517 deaths this period, compares rates from 1916 and earlier years, and cites Joseph A. Holmes on ongoing safety improvements and the need for legislative changes to uplift mining safety nationwide. The history shows years with higher fatality rates and the steady effort among federal, state, and industry bodies to reduce deaths per 1600 workers and per million tons mined.
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Wastiagues
United States
Beresa of Mines
Pigures
Ames Ware
Joseph A. Holmes
Bureau of Mines
Lfe
Buorena le
Eua
Ien
Minde Penaltve
Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy Sets July 9 and 36 Meetings
The state board of pharmacy will hold its next regular quarterly meeting in the assembly room of the Chamber of Commerce building in Oklahoma City on July 9 and 36. 912 J C Burton serves as Secretary to examine candidates for certificates as registered pharmacists.
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Board of Pharmacy
State Board of Pharmacy
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
Craig County Democratic Primary Candidacies Announced
Local notices announce candidates for county offices in Craig County. James McCullough seeks County Judge reelection, W S Parks runs for County Commissioner third district, and others including superintendent of schools and county treasurer declare within the Democratic primary August 1923.
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Schols
Craig County
James ¥. McCullough
Political notices from Craig County candidates listed
An OCR fragment lists multiple Craig County Oklahoma candidates for Democratic primary races in August 1912. Names include Geo H Ogden for County Treasurer, E J McBride for County Clerk, Theo D B Frear for County Judge, Dan Tittle for Constable, J Wes Harrie for County Commissioner, James Dennis Flynn for Congress from the Third District, N B Maxey for Supreme Court, George W Taylor for County Commissioner, and Thomas W Smith for County Superintendent, with pledges of fair administration and primary eligibility.
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Supreme Judge
N. B. Maxey
Muskogee
Supreme Court
Political candidate notices for Craig County Oklahoma 1912
The Chieftain announces candidates for local offices including Constable Sheriff County Commissioner and County Attorney in Craig County Oklahoma with contests subject to the Democratic primary in August 1912. Names include Virgil A. Kinnison A L Jackson Samuel Chatterton Joe Walker G L White Willard H. Votles L P Smart W L Trott.
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Ts An Agence
Jake
Cocstabie
Visita Towsubig
Momizacioe
Comaty
Craig Cocaty
Aegest Mz
Virgil A. Kinnison
Cieftalet
A. L. Jackson
Sherif Astric
Craig County
Oklo
Third Commissioners
Smistrict
Samuel Chatterton
Big Cabin
Oxia
Joe Walker
Vinita Township
G. L. White
Centralia
Willard H. Votles
L. P. Smart
Okiaboma
Craig County Sheriff's Race Nominated in August Primary
The Chieftain reports multiple Craig County candidates for Democratic primary in August 1912. Billy Friend seeks sheriff, Robt L Chamberlin also runs for sheriff, H E Ridenhour seeks reelection as sheriff, Mra H W C Shelton runs for County Superintendent, E N Williamson for Register of Deeds, Pete Coyne for County Representative, and D T Witt for District seats.
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Pete Coyne
Craig County
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Morris
Tomsrsie
Vinita Towesup
Atic
Wwasee Et Condiecy
Eles
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Crate Soesey
Leone
W. C Woodall
S. P. Parks
Ot Crue County
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Deneersir Tkter
County Suersey
Craig Constr
Tahoma
Promecy
Citetaie
Sutherset
Suse Charies Teearer
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Chass
Craig Comey
Lee & Mitchell
Oklahoma
J. W. Roperts
E. J. McBride
Geo. H. Ogden
Craig Counts
Jeet
Sofar
Theo, D. B. Frear
Dan Tittle
Viaita Township
J. Wes Harrie
Congress
James Dennis Flynn
Sapulpa
Okla
George W. Taylor
Thomas W. Smith
Billy Friend
Mra. H. W. C. Shelton
Supe
Robt. L. Chamberlin
N. Wiliamson
Office of Register of Deeds
EB. N. Williamson
H. E. Ridenhour
Sherif
Acquat
EB. Ridenhour
D. T. Witt
WWE
Halsell Building
F. M. Gwinnup
Son Vinita, Chlahoma
Farmers State Bank Vinita
Kansas City Weekly Star
Weekly
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Kansas City
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