Court actions and real estate notices from Craig County Oklahoma 1912
Craig County Oklahoma court notices warn J P Allen and C B Allen to respond to a warranty relation and quiet title suit with a June 19 1912 deadline. Real estate sales and guardianship notices detail private sales of minor estates and fractions of land in Craig and Cherokee counties. County actions include road condemnations and tax payment extensions. Public notices announce equalization hearings and adjourned county board sessions.
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Chieftain
Hawkins
Plalntitt
J. P
C. B. Allen
J.P. Allen
Craig County
J. P. Allen
Maintiff
Alg County
State of
Oklahoma
Lydia Whaler
Cherokee
Oldside
Levi
A. T
J. Berry
Jequah
Levi Whaler
Oklahoma City
Oklo
R. Nix
C. S. Mitchell
Robert L. Chamberlin
J. M. Simms
Frederick L. Garrett
C. Caldwell
State of Oklahoma
Preston S. Davis
J. Warren Reed
James 38
Petty
Preston
Davia
Lana
Aid
Telegraph Rate Cut Slashes Costs For Key Cities
Telegraph companies, led by Western Union, cut many forty cent rates to thirty, a twenty five percent saving for messages to Kansas City Oklahoma City Guthrie McAlester Topeka and other points. Also noted is a civic retreat with Mrs E A Stubblefield receiving a resignation letter from club president Mrs Gho Kapp warning she will not participate in club activity.
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Long Horn
F. Blumberg
Seguin
Tex
Detroit
Texas
Blumberg
William Stein
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Quincy
South Bend
Blundberg
Texas Air
Goodrich
Otto Blumberg
Vinita
Western Union
Guthrie
McAlester
Topeka
Civic Club
E. A. Stubblefield
Gho, Kapp
Big Baxter Reunion To Be Held In August
The Big Baxter Reunion will take place August 26 to 31 with continuous programs and national speakers. Admission is free, with free tents for U S soldiers and free camp grounds for attendees. For arrangements contact Chas Ly Smith Baxter Springs Kansas.
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Chas. Ly Smith
Baxter Springs
Kansas
For Rent Modern Five Room House
For rent a modern five room house listed by Joseph A Gill contact phone 48 157 for details.
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Joseph A
Gill
Governor Cruce Opposes Recall and Gambling in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City June 29 Governor Lee Cruce told the City club he opposes recall in city charters and in government departments. He called for laws enforcing prohibition and gambling restrictions, criticized bond issues, and urged payments that reflect public value. The address drew strong applause and will be followed by a July 12 meeting.
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Oklahoma City
Lee Cruce
Cruce
W. J. Hampton
City Club
Croce
Col. J. W. Johnson
Hampton
Col. Johnson
Crynce
Hy Club
Boy Electrocized in Storm near Siloam Springs
A fierce storm in Benton County Arkansas struck Siloam Springs last night. Ten year old Newton Cate was electrocuted after stepping on a crosswired telephone and electric light line near Siloam. The storm damaged the citys electric and telephone plants and caused extensive property losses estimated around 100000. The storm also damaged crops and caused heavy rain and wind.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Siloam Springs
Benton Coun
Newton Cate
Siloam
Republicans Meet To Select Ticket In County Session
A representative group of prominent Republicans from county districts gathered in the afternoon to discuss strategies to bolster the Republican ticket, which holds several vacancies. The meeting endorsed several candidates and issued thanks to former officials, with no nominations or binding action taken.
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Craig County
Maloney
jWelch
Gaylord N. Bebout
J. F P. Murphy
Register of Deeds
Arthur Chamberlin
H. Graham
Ernest Banzer
Richard Oskison
Zack Pumphrey
al Cobb
Pranik Franklin
Wm. Stns
Chas. B. Rogers
Tulsa
Baltimore
United States Foreign Trade Records New Highs in 1912
The fiscal year 1912 saw U S foreign commerce reach a record total of about 4 billion dollars in merchandise moving across borders and island possessions. Non dutyable imports neared 1 billion dollars, with Hawaii and Porto Rico contributing about 100 million. Duty free imports from foreign countries rose sharply, driven by sugar free entry, while food stuffs and manufactures materials formed the core of duty free entries.
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United States
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Philippines
Jay Seat Controversy Over County Records Moves to Supreme Court
Jay county officials in Oklahoma City renewed dispute over a building to house county records. Governor Cruce ordered removal to Jay proper, but county commissioners declared the site unfit and won’t allow officials to move back. The case now lies with the state supreme court after a mandamus petition and court delays.
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Oklahoma City
Jay County
Supreme Court
Delaware County
Frank Canton
Cruce
Jay
General Canton
Pitchford
Wilson and Clark In Deadlock At Baltimore Convention
The Democratic National Convention resumes balloting in Baltimore at 11. Wilson gains slowly while Clark loses, with neither side close to a two thirds majority. The outcome remains unpredictable as votes continue.
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Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Tornado Near Centralia Destroys Crops and Homes
About three o clock Sunday afternoon a tornado formed north of Centralia during a storm with rain and hail and moved rapidly south and west destroying crops and property. Five people were injured, their homes belonging to Jost Perri man Geo Holmes and D P Daniels blown away. A horse owned by Daniela and two Jersey cows owned by R B Eye were killed.
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Centralia
Jost
Perriman
Geo. Holmes
D. P. Daniels
Daniela
R. B. Eye
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Lee R. Mitchell
Glenn
District Court
Jeansu Lowey
Bennet
T Neva
The
B. Marks
Guardian
Lee County
Mays
Tahlequah
King
Okla- Bic
Daniel Whaler
Berry King
State Auditor
Board of County Commissioners
R. F. Nix
C. 8. Mitchell
George Costley
R. F P. Nix
Craig
M. Simms
C.S. Mitchell
Kattie Snell
William J. Blake
John Giles
Caldonia Haden
Amara M. Payne
Attest
Mitchell
Boy
Loam Springs
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