Craig County political announcements flood local pages
A dense list of Democratic and Republican primary candidates for Craig County Oklahoma offices fills the page. Names include THHO D BH FREAR for county judge, HH. J. SWARTS for county attorney, H. B. RIDENHOUR for sheriff, N. WILLIAMSON for registrar of deeds, D. B. STUTSMAN for district court clerk, JAS. Fo McCULLOUGH for county superintendent, Dp. T. WITT for county commissioner, NED HOSKINS for sheriff, W. L. TROTT for registrar of deeds, LY FRIEND for sheriff, GUY PAT TEN for county attorney, ROBERT L. CHAMBERLIN for county attorney, CALDWELL for county attorney, H. W. C. Shelton for county superintendent, IN. SCOTT for constable, R. F. NIX for county clerk, C. BUTLER for constable, BEC HARLIN for state senate candidate, PETE COYNE for representative, LEE R. MITCHELL for district clerk, J. WES HARRIS for representative, JAMES S. DAVENPORT for Congress, M. SMITH for county judge, H. R. THOMAS for township trustee.
Oklahoma politics and railroads fear lose power
The piece rails at Governor Haskell and the capital move in Oklahoma, condemns railroad repeal threats to article nine, and urges labor interests to defend state protections. It notes Secretary Dickinson on law over men and cites the Lorimer senatorial scandal with calls for resignation and public pressure.
The Capital Removal Scandal Rumors Reach Peak
State officials debate the capital relocation fight as rumors spread of a high-ranking figure receiving around 190000 dollars for moving the capital to Oklahoma City. The public awaits full details, with belief that the sum reflects heavy backroom activity in state affairs.
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Oklahoma City
Pata
Governor’s move on capital stirs Oklahoma City real estate boom
The governor left Guthrie with enabling act records, shifting the state capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma City just after a campaign pledge. Officials say the action aims to aid Hogtown’s growth and provoke a party line issue in the next race, while critics call it a strategic political maneuver.
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Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Hogtown
Haskell
Indian Territory
Democratic Party of Oklahoma
Bartlesyile
Repudiation of Capital Move Promise by Oklahoma City
The Tulea World notes that within twenty four hours after polls closed Oklahoma City repudiated the pledge that the capital would not move before 1913. It accuses city leaders of plotting to establish the capital there and predicts further legal battles, urging condemnation of the capital removal faction.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Enit of
United States
Okla
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Tulea World
Czar Haskell Criticizes Reed Cannon and Court Power
The article compares Charles N. Haskell with Tom Reed and Uncle Joe Cannon, alleging Haskell wields unchecked power as Oklahoma’s chief executive. It claims he surrounds himself with loyalists who act as his law, challenges to legal protection, and questions whether a grand jury can investigate his conduct.
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Reed
Czar Cannon
Cour Charile
State of Oklahoma
Big Hat
Tom Reed
Joe Cannon
Charles N. Haskell
State of
Oklahoma
Caar
Ruedia
Haskell
Barnacles
Governor Hankell Moves State Capital Amid Turmoil
The End Wave Democrat cites Governor Hankell as acting beyond lawful authority by moving the state capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma City before official election returns were published. The piece argues such acts violate democratic norms and vows public backlash as voters eventually remove the rulers and their followers from power.
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Haskell
Halta
Columbia: Bank & Trust Company
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Muskell
Jyet
Hankell
Refuse to Settle Strike Halts Negotiations in Arkansas
Eleven hundred machinists on the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain railway systems refused a proposition to settle the strike that began May 2. The local committee members stated today that all negotiations for a settlement had been declared off.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Nowata County OK
Guardian Daniel Sanders announces private sale of Nora Webber minor estate in Craig County Oklahoma. Property described as NW 1-4 NW 1-4 Section 14 Township 27 North Range 18 East о forty acres more or less. Bid in writing with certified check for one third. Sale set for July 6 1910 at 1 30 PM in County Court room.
Guardianship Sale of Jolie Webber Property in Nowata County
In pursuance of an order of the County Court of Nowata County Oklahoma an order dated May 23 1910 the guardian will private sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to court confirmation on July 6 1910 at 1 30 p m in the county court room Nowata County Oklahoma of the right title interest and estate of Jolie Webber a minor in all forty acres described as NE 14 of NW 14 Section 16 Township 27 North Range 18 West More or less Bid in writing with certified check for one third of bid to be filed at the Judge of the County Court office May 2 1910 Andres guardian Parker Rider Brown Attys
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Chieftain
Nowata County
Oklahoma
Nora Webber
Aid
Craig County
Towl
Daniel Sanders
PE Parker, Rider & Brown
County Court
Newats County
Jolie Webber
Under
Anid Johnie Webber
Crale County
Andres
Uardion
Parker, Rider & Brown
Ik Hin
BE Pees
Cornatlk
Crale
Del
State of
Aida
Jeff D. Sexton Guar
Chiortay
Reai
Delaware County
Nora Cor
Ing
Nora Cornallk
Sect
Townal
Ehip
Range of Landé
Charles Cornsilk
Niso
Cornilk
Craig
Judge County Court
Hiledbheck
Jeff D. Sex
Alvie R. Duncan
Vinita
Becton
Crate County
B. Frear
County Soda
Vinnie Ees
Je R
Seymour Uu
Estate Sale Notice in Delaware County Oklahoma
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the County Court of Delaware County Oklahoma made on the Sunday of June 1910 in the estate of Charley Haskell Cornielk a minor the guardian will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash at ten o clock a m on Friday July 1910 or thereafter at the county court room Delaware county Oklahoma the right title and interest of Charley Haskell Cornielk in and to the following described estate located in section Northwest quarter of North West quarter of Section 14 Township 14 Range 4 to wit NW 14 of BW 14 of SW 14 Section
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Chieftain
Delaware County
Oklahoma
Charley Haskell Corneilk
Olinboma
Charley Haskell
Torwit
Oklahoma guardianship notices for ward in Crale and Del Counties
Court advertises a written claim for guardianship of a ward in Crale and Del Counties Oklahoma. The notice, dated June 19 1919, requests one third of the ward trust be paid by tifted check and filed with the County Judge or County Court office. Attorneys Parker Rider Brown and Jeff D Sexton are listed as filing agents.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Delaware County Oklahoma
Notice of private sale of Nora Cornsilk minor estate and Alvie R Duncan deceased estate. Bids must be in writing with certified check for one third, to be opened by County Court in Delaware County Oklahoma. sale dates in July 1910 after court confirmation, listing multiple described parcels in Craig County and adjacent land allotments.
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Tath
Tcket
HH. J. Swarts
Efort
HH. B. Ridenhour
Office of Register of Deeds
N. Williamson
District Court
D. B. Stutsman
Parks
Jas
Fo McCullough
T. Witt
R. FD
Cri County
Ned Hoskins
W. L. Trott
Annethor
Ann & Caty Didate
Guy Patten
Commie Eloner
Robert L. Chamberlin
Crag County
Oklo
Democratic Party
Caldwell
H. W. C. Shelton
Vinita Township
Justi of
R. F. Nix
Butler
Salty
State Senate
Cralg
Mayes
BEC
Harlin
Justice of the Peace
EB. A. Stanley
Pete Coyne
Lee R. Mitchell
L. &. Coucn
J. Wes Harris
James
Davenport
Theg
M. Smith
Municipal Township No. 7
H.R. Thomas
Santiago
Haskell Aled
Campbell Russell
Olde Hema
Rich
Mayer Por
Gret Mr Jones
State of the Union
Hud
Commonwealth
Dickinson
Weat Point
Czar Haskell
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