Carter Bill Accepted Shaping Oklahoma Inherited Estates
Ardmore Oklahoma July 22 Congress Charley D Carter received a telegram from John H Stephens chair of the house committee on Indian affairs noting conference accepted Hi R 22093 as substitute for E 448. The measure would give probate courts in Oklahoma full jurisdiction over inherited estates of Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Congress
Charley D. Carter
John H. Stephens
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Washington
C. D. Carter
Oklo
House
Senate
Joh
H. Stephens
Oklahoma
Five Civilized Tribes
Federal Court of the
Eastern District of Oklahoma
Supreme Court of
State of Oklahoma
Attorney General of the
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Wenate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Akin Bill Returns to Court After Supreme Review
Oklahoma City July 2 Akin bill petitions may be retried on appeal from the secretary of state findings. The state supreme court will hear the protest against the measure as to sufficiency and potential additional testimony. Rep Oliver J. Akin of Moore proposed abolishing fourteen state schools including normals and agricultural colleges under the state board of agriculture. Attorney Arville T. Smith led the defense for the board and towns, alleging fraud in petitions. secretary Harrison ruled them insufficient. The supreme court may appoint a referee and may allow new testimony if needed.
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Bartholomew
Gibson
Hays
Akin
Harrison
Fred 3. Caldwell
Okahoma City
State Supreme Court
Marekam
Aldy
Tia IL
Aecreta
Aupremé Court
Oliver J. Akin
Moore
State Board of Agriculture
Arville T. Smith
Board of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Dixon Will Flay A Daniels In Third District Debate
Muskogee Oklahoma July 23 J A Dixon of Muskogee says he will literally be the hide of Daniel when he addresses the public Monday at Second and Broadway Dixon accuses Daniel of trying to buy the Republican nomination for Congress in the Third district claiming Daniel spends about 25000 per precinct totaling around 17500 in the district and importing men to run his campaign Benedict Daniels campaign manager is reportedly rushing to Muskogee to calm Dixon.
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Muskogee
Oklo
R. T. Daniel
Tulea
J. A. Dixon
Second
Daniel
Dixon
Omer K. Benedict
Davenport Works in Congress on Indian Trust Bill
Senator Davenport encloses Senate Bill 4948 on inherited estates of Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma. The amended measure, read in conference, sets conveyances by full blood heirs of inherited allotments to have effect as if the owner died after May 27, 1908, with county probate court approval required for prior or future transfers.
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Senate
House
James
Davenport
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
MO and G Extension North of Wagoner Oklahoma
July progress reports on the MO and G extension north of Wagoner Oklahoma. Steel laid to Grand River nine miles north with Grand River bridge falsework installed. Bridge spans to be strung once complete. Yonkers station to open by August 1 with freight agent in charge. Continuous steel laying north toward the meeting point, then south to Fairland.
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Wagoner
Oklo
Wagoner Ia
Grand River
Yonkers
Fairland
Republicans by the Thousands Support Wilson
Seagirt July 22 Governor Wilson rests at a friend’s home after a long week and will meet Senator Reed of Missouri and campaign officials Monday. A national fund drive is underway with dollar subscriptions. New Jersey Democrats plan a rally day in Seagirt. Republicans lettered across the country pledge votes for Wilson, with many stating they will support the Democratic ticket.
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Seaght
Wilson
Seagirt
Senator Reed
Missouri
National Campaign Committee
Henry
Texas
Reed
Sundey
Robert L. Ewing
Louisiana
Cam‘paixo Fund
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Edward ©. Grosscup
Democratic State Committee of
New Jersey
Democratic
Grosseup
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Chicago
North Dakota
Pony Starr Must Serve Team Pony Starr Must Serve Team
Pony Starr, in Muskogee Oklahoma, must begin a one year sentence after the criminal court of appeals denied him a new trial. He and associate Bob Davis were convicted similarly. Davis already began his term in June. Judge Forman reiterated harmless error doctrine in the ruling.
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Muskogee
Okla
Pony Starr
Bob Davis
McAlester
Bob
Davis
Starr
Supreme Court
Criminal Court of Appeals
Forman
Plain Peoples Willson Fund Movement Promo in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City July 24. The piece urges readers to back a campaign against privileged interests by supporting Woodrow Wilson and the People against the Privileged I create. It praises Senator Robert J. Owen for his first term achievements and calls for contributors to fund his term, arguing Oklahoma's nationำl importance of his return to the Senate.
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Oklahoma City
United States
Daily
Oklahoman
William Jennings Bryan
The
Woodrow, Wilson
Dovers
Europe
Oklahoma
Senate
Muskogee
Washington, D. C
Robert J. Owen
Our Senator Rev C E Goddard Intro on Senator Owen
The speech extols Robert L Owen as a renowned Oklahoma figure, praising his 27 years of public service. It recalls his 1908 maiden Senate speech and notes his mastery of the Cherokee Case, tariffs, finances, and broad legislative impact for his constituency.
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C. E. Goddard
Senator Owen
Muskogee
I& Muskogee
Robert L. Owen
Senate
United States
Owen
Changes at State convict quarters in McAlester report
July 23 McAlester Oklahoma changes at the state penitentiary list received inmates from multiple counties with offenses including incest grand larceny assault larceny burglary forgery and dispossessing mortgaged property among others. Several inmates discharged after serving sentences.
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McAlester
Okio
McAlester Atate
William Wastridge
William McNeal
Woodward County
Martin Mendenhall
LePlere
A. J. Edgman
Marshall County
James Williams
Caddo
Walter Jarret not dead in Coffeyville tale
Coffeyville Kansas July 23 news says Walter Jarret an escaped train robber was seen around Coffeyville and Lenapah last week. A bandit killed in Alabama is shown to be someone else, while a U S marshal deputy identifies the post office robber as Fred Suttles of Athens Georgia, an escaped convict.
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Coffeyville
Kans
Walter Jarret
Alabama
Jarret
Senapah
Muskogee
United States Marshal's Office
The
Journal Sunday
Lenapah
Thad
Fred Suttles
Athens, Ga
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Guardianship
In the matter of the guardianship of Maggie Prather a minor the guardian Lenora Prather will sell at private sale to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation on or after August 12 1912 at 10 oclock a m at the county judge office Craig County Oklahoma The real estate is the east half of the northeast quarter section 12 township 27 north range 19 west of the Indian base and meridian Terms cash subject to court confirmation bids in writing with a 10 percent bid accompany by a check made payable to the guardian Marshall Stivers Jay Oklahoma Dated July 20 1912
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Chieftain
Maggie Prather
Delaware
Oklahoma
Muggle
Prather
Sid Court
Craig County
State of
Meridian
Marshall & Stivers
Jay
Okla
Lenora Prather
Guardian
Oklahoma and Nearby Counties Larceny and Burglary Summary
A list of court records shows multiple defendants with sentences for larceny burglary and forgery across several counties. Individuals named include Jose Perres Rodolfo Will Love Jim Rose William Stewart William Cole and Henry Troll with terms ranging from four months to three years in Oklahoma counties such as Love Mcintosh Muskogee Nowata LeFlore Hughes and others.
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Oklahoma County
Jose Perres
Love County
Rodolfo
Aeraneees
Will Love
Mcintosh County
Jim Rose
Muskogee
William Stewart
Nowata County
William Cole
LeFlore
Henry Troll
Hughes County
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Dixon Will Flay
A. T. Daniels
Davenports
Senator
Thomas S$, Bradley
Pushmataha County
Garfield McAlester
Choctaw County
Frank Meyers
George Crooks
United States Marshal's
Ft. Smith, Weber and
Moline
Harry Mead Company
Vinita, Oklahoma
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