Weding Of Dolly Chamberlin To William Robinson In Chamberlin Lawn
Reports from Bartlesville describe a double feature with charges filed against two Washington county officials for neglect of duty in enforcing the prohibitory law and a notable wedding at the Chamberlin home. Miss Dolly Chamberlin wed Mr William Robinson in an outdoor ceremony amid elm shade and art squares, with Rev J B Stubblefield officiating. The couple plan a Kansas City trip and a Northwest tour before settling in Idabel Oklahoma.
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Washington ‘County
Bartlesville
Oklo
West
John H. Kane
John D. Jordan
Washington County
Charles Ball
Wall
Ball
Leva
Prige
Thea
Kane
A. F. Chamberlin
Dolly Chamberlin
Williaw Robinson
Idabel
Oklahoma
J. &. Stubblefield
Kansas City
Tomber
Friends of
Chamberlin
Susan ‘Smartt
Tom Ridgway
Chilhhood Infinita
Northwest
Seattle
Le Flore County Sheriff Arrests Company Mules
Guthrie Oklahoma July 8 A Le Flore County sheriff seized all mules used in the mines to compel payment of a gross production tax. The animals were stored at $1 per day each until taxes were paid. Attorneys questioned the sheriff but Auditor Trapp said detaining the stock on a tax warrant is permissible. Local courts have been appealed to.
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Guthrie
Okla
Trapp
Laltiers County
Will contest over eighty thousand gift to church
In McAlester Oklahoma on July 23 the state alleges that J A Barnett who left eighty thousand dollars to the South Methodist church in the city was at the time of the will’s making incompetent. Relatives of the deceased including his sister have filed to set aside the document. The church will oppose the case.
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Hy Associated
Rei. McAlester
Okln
J. A. Barnett
Fire Destroys Bonanza Town Business Section
Avsociated Press dispatch from Mort Smith Ark July 2 reports a major Bonanza Arkansas blaze that wiped out about sixteen miles south of here destroying twenty stores. Only two buildings remain and losses estimated around one hundred thousand dollars. Signs indicate looters were active during the fire. Bonanza, once prosperous, suffered total business district destruction.
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Prean Mort Smith
Ark
Bonahea
Here
Bonanza
Applications Filed Four State Charters
Four state charter applications were filed yesterday reports list Hyde Park Nursery Co Muskogee capital 26000 Mackwelder Price Co a radi outite company Oklahoma City capital 75000 Hollem and Trott Lumber Co Lawton capital stock 2000 Tundreek Ol Co Sapulpa capital stock 25000 First State Bank of Morelia capital stock 10000
Thirty Eight Deaths in Galveston Hurricane
Associated Press reports from New Orleans note thirty eight deaths from the gulf coast hurricane on Wednesday with many injured still unaccounted for. A circulated dispatch claimed eleven deaths at Angleton Texas as the count rose.
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Galveston
Associated Prews
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Angleton
Tex
Slayer eludes Kansas officers in John Stewart murder case
Associated Press reports Kansas officers searched nearby towns last night for John Robinson, the man wanted for the murder of John Stewart at Cold Packing House yesterday. A reward will reportedly be offered by the county today.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kans
John Robinson
Hegto
John Stewart
Yeaterday
Stewart
Osage County Stake 8 Still Unsettled
Associated Press report from Pittsburg Kansas notes Osage County Stake 8 remains unsettled after a board announcement. Unclear whether the issue involves governance or jurisdiction, with local leaders awaiting further guidance.
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Osage County
Harmonious settlement sought in tariff conference at White House
Washington July 23 President Taft helped shape a tariff settlement as conferences across Congress reported harmony. Aldrich Payne and others conferred with Taft to forge a agreement on free raw material and related items. House antifree raw material forces, about 40 members, pressed for compromise while opposing free hides coal and iron ore.
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Taft
Washington
White House
Aldrich
Representative Payne
Congress
Capitol
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Aldrich Youleriay
Gaines
West Virginia
Mondell
Wyoming
Kennedy
Ohio
Hsu Penta
Ile
Dwight
New York
Houres
Gore says anti-Cannon group should face no Democratic foe
Kansas City July 24 Thomas P. Gore Oklahoma blind senator says Democrats should not nominate against anti- Cannon faction in the House. He defends their stance, declares treason if opposing them and asserts country before party.
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Kansas City
Thomas P. Gora
Oklahoma
Union Station
Democratic Party
Congress
Gore
Murdock
Iowa
Legal fight over attorney's body in La Jolla case
Two rival undertakers race for the body of George Glick Jr drowned at La Jolla near San Diego. One secures the corpse and is ordered by the coroner to reinter it at the spot for an inquest. the other refuses. The coroner threatens legal action to enforce the inquest location.
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Associated Prose
San Diego
Cal
George Glick Jrr
Atchison
Latotta
Discharged housekeeper slays princess in Russia
By Associated Prova Petersburg July 24 a housekeeper enraged by being discharged killed 14 year old Princess Alexandria Mestohersky at her father's estate in Riwolensk province with an axe. The royal family of the long prominent Runian line is affected by the tragedy.
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Associated Prova
Bt. Petersburg
Neta
Alexandria Mestohersky
Riwolensk
Runaia
Hae
Man Confesses to Wife's Murder Then Ends His Life
New Bedford Massachusetts July 25 Associated Press reports Robert N Manning son of a wealthy manufacturer admitted in a letter to killing his wife before shooting himself in the police station. The mutilated body of Mrs Fas was found, Manning reportedly had claimed he killed her with a hatchet.
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Associated Press
New Bedford
Mass
Robert N Manning
Topon
Fas
Abe
Arrested Charged With Robbing Work Train
Tom Starr and Frank Wilson members of the Frisco work train gang were arrested by the sheriff last night on a charge of robbing the work train car. They allegedly went through the train taking a shotgun two revolvers and clothing belonging to others on the crew.
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Tom Starr
Frank Wilson
Frisco
Starr
Wilson
Jealousy Triggers Wife to Shoot Husband in Portland
Portland July 24 Dr R A M Collina a prominent physician was shot by his wife at Captain J H Staden’s home where they were to stay for the summer The trouble stemmed from jealousy and prompted the attack within the residence of the hosting family.
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Associated Prose
Portland
Oregon
R. A. M. Collina
J. H. Staden
Friction reports groundless in Guthrie papers
In Oklahoma a dispute over who builds agricultural school buildings is unsettled. The boards of agriculture and affairs deny friction and await a friendly suit to settle duties. A contractor seeks payment. the auditor seeks clarity before funds are released.
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Board’ of Agriculture
Board of Affairs
Board of Agriculture
Conunent
U. K
Board of
At Fatrs
Stole Neighbor's Wife and Household Goods
Report from athrie Oklahoma notes a Georgia governor requisition honoring return of Marion Gurley and Martha Parshall to Catoosa County. Lot Parshall swears larceny of household goods and adultery. Allegations claim Gurley took Parshall's wife and fled to Oklahoma last May. Unclear if suspects were apprehended.
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Athrie
Okla
Georgia
Catoors County
Marion Gurley
Martha Parshall
Lot Parshall
Marion Curley
Gurley
Parshall
Oklahoma
Expert trap shooters in big national tournament
Spokane Washington July 24 One hundred and fifty of the foremost trap shooters in the United States are to be entered in a one day tournament under the national decoration at the Spokane Red and Gun Club grounds on Moran Prairie four miles south of here August 21 following the Western Boosters shoot at Anaconda Montana August 19 and 20 and preceding the Pacific Coast championship shoot at Seattle August 23 The program calls for 200 third match with 200 added The tournament will be a registered affair with permission from national secretary and manager and club officials announced that blues rock experts from eastern southern midwest and Pacific states will come to Spokane and the local grounds are considered the best in the country Several records are expected to be established.
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Spokane
Wash
United States
Spokane Red and Gun
Clit
Moran Prairie
Here
Anaconda
Mont
Seattlé
Kimer
Shaner
Asmooth
al Wiesmann
Intermarried Citizens Begin Cherokee Nation Payment
Special Indian Agent Taylor in Muskogee started a two day payment to intermarried citizens of the Cherokee nation at Major Casey’s office in the courthouse. By 2 pm about forty two individuals had been paid and staff planned to speed the process through tomorrow night. An estimated total of 40,000 to 50,000 dollars will be dispersed over the two days.
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Taylor
Muskogee
Major Casey
Court House
Rescue claims amid Galveston storm wrecks
Houston reports rebuilding after Wednesday's storm damage with many killed and dozens missing. Eight survivors rescued near Red Fish reef join others found along Galveston Bay as crews search for the still unaccounted. several named individuals are identified among the rescued. The Mayflower and Maud vessels carried survivors to safety.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Galveston
Red Fish Reef
Galveston Bay
Ray G. Telsborn
Everett Lewis
Ile C
Nettys
Graff
Prof
W. W. Higgins
Fightig
Bay Jacinto Bay
Professor Higgins
H. Dailey
the Tribune
Charien Johnson
Groveland
Cedar Bayne
Cedar Bayou
Witthin
WANTS GATLIN GUN FOR PENITENTIARY
Guthrie July 24 A Gatlin gun for the state penitentiary was requested by Warden Dick over the long distance phone. He feared a prison outbreak due to heat and a looming move to a temporary penitentiary. Col Poy Hofman sent Chandler to attend the militia encampment and one machine gun may be assigned for an indefinite period. A dozen automatic Remington rifles and soft nosed bullets were ordered for guards.
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Guthrie, Olde
State Penitentiary
Col
Poy Hofman
Chandler
Ponitenttry
State completes common school apportionment for six months
Guthrie Oklahoma July 26 The state superintendent of public instruction has finished making the apportionment for common schools for the six months ending June 30th Fifty cents per capita was apportioned A note says this is by far the largest summer apportionment ever made and reflects great credit on the management of the school land afullfa for the accumulation of this much money The state treasurer will immediately begin sending out checks to the various counties and will send them out in alphabetical order
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Guthrie
Oklo
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board approves most old prison claims for payment
Guthrie Oklahoma July 23 The board of prison control audited by Secretary Harlow ordered payment on most of the old prison claims. A few were held back to determine the fund source for payment.
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Guthrie
Okla
Board of Prison Control
Board of Affairs
Harlow
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William Robinson
LE Flore
Will
Kansas
Associated Pri Pitteburg
Democrate
Alexandria
Board of Public Affairs
Gatlin
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