Federal grand jury indictments reported from Oklahoma scene
McAlester June 18 federal grand jury returned bills for counterfeiting passing counterfeit money timber depreciation misuse of the mails and moonshining There were no indictments in town lot cases and no witnesses examined about town lots Three Italians tied to a Krebs store burglary and coke oven money scheme were indicted for using the mails to defraud Other indictments include Bashear for defrauding Southern Negroes by false promises Cagle and Cagle of Tulsa for counterfeiting 50 cent pieces Hanley of Duncan for passing counterfeit $10 gold pieces Edwards and Cunningham of Idabel for raising a $1 bill Meyers and the Lees moonshiners in the Seven Devil mountains for distilling liquor and reclaiming without a government license The posse fight led Deputy Sheriff Holden to be accidentally killed by fellow members
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McAlester
Okla
Federal
Erand
Frst
Joe Nellis
Krebs
Alderson
Basaile Guippaula
Carmela Commarado
Salvator Dibello
KR. B. Bashear
Oklahoma
Elmer Cagle
Bar! Cagle
Tulsa
Protecting the Guaranty Fund in Oklahoma Banks
Guthrie Oklahoma June 1 state bank commissioner A M York and a corps of examiners noted irregularities in banks. Cashier Jones of Citizens State Bank Mountain Park used 9500 of funds and resigned after repayment. Morris Bank president W S Kittel used forged notes totaling 7800. he is jailed. The guaranty fund remains unused while strict supervision continues.
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Musehoger
Youngs
Vision Ap
Court of Appeals case on Latonon track wagering headed to September
By Associated Press Prackford Ky June 11 the court of appeal today reset the Commonwealth Racing Commission case until September over the Latonon track wagering method This keeps Latonon allowed to continue bookmaking pending appeal
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Aseciated Press
Prackford
Court of Appeal
Commonwealth Withe Racing Commission
Latonon
State board approves plans for Weatherford normal school
In Weatherford Oklahoma yesterday the state board of affairs approved the fireproofing plans for the normal school building under construction. The board of affairs and the normal regents appear to have reached agreement on the proposition.
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Guthrie
Okla
State Board of Affairs
Weatherford
State Board of Affair
Board of Normal Regents
State Delegates Appointed to Pharmacy Convention
Guthrie Okla Lilly Guthrie and J C Burton of Stroud were appointed by Governor Mawkell as delegates to the National Pharmacy convention at Los Angeles Cal, slated for August 16. The notice mentions personal transport and local vendors, urging buyers to compare prices before purchase.
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Juthrig
Okla
Fane
Lilly Ae
Guthrie
J.C. Burton
Stroud
Mawkell
Laie Angehew
Cal
No Money Available For Smoked Meat Indian War
Oklahoma lacks funds to pay the Crazy Snake war costs from two months ago. Adjutant General Canton estimates expenses for suppressing the uprising at 5 000 to 7 400 dollars, with only 2 000 dollars appropriated for troop calling, not available until July 1. Officials seek a funding source to cover trains, militiamen pay, officers, supplies, and transportation.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Canton
Hoffman
Hickory Grounds
United States
Snake Camp
Crazy Snake
Board Plans Trip of Inspection for Oklahoma Railroads
Guthrie Oklahoma June 1 experts of the corporation commission prepare to depart in the commission’s motor car on a 5885 mile ride to inspect every mile of Oklahoma railroads. The party includes engineers clerks and drivers to check blueprints depots bridges culverts and right of way and to estimate depreciation and reproduction cost for valuation purposes.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
Cnet Deer
Aino
Ardmore
A Cowboy Reunion Near Dan Tittle Phiew
A rustic western gathering described as a cowboy reunion near Dan Tittle Phiew, northwest of town on Highway 0. Attendees expect roping, playing, and plenty of longhorns or cattle, with folk enjoying burlap gear and social events under a frontier sun.
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Dan Tittle
Phiew
Huty
Patain
Copperhead on Muskogee sidewalk startles town
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 1 a large copperhead snake lay basking on the Seventh and Broadway sidewalk. Attorney H R Bemton nearly stepped on it, startled by the serpent’s sunning. A bystander urged to kill it as the crowd watched, and a passerby used a long stick to dispatch the venomous snake.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Seventh and
Broadway
Old Sol
H. R. Bemton
Mr. Denton
Christopher Colummbus
Amenioa
Columbus
Nike
Denton
Dave
Roening
Micah
Mahie & Penows
Genter
St Patrick
Floods From Seven Inch Rain Hit Oakley Area
A seven inch rainfall over twelve hours caused floods in Oakley with damage to Main Street homes. Kayt Man Hotel guests were moved to the depot by boat as streets flooded. a wedding note follows about Gatewood Samuels.
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Oakley
Kane
Jane
Wanka
Kaytman
Republican Praise for Gov Haskell
Guthrie Oklahoma June 18 Congress man Charley D Carter of Ardmore says that the persecution of Governor Haskell is condemned in Washington by democrats and most republicans He cites Congressman Norris of Nebraska praising Haskell and predicting a future with his opposition to the McGuffey Standard crowd and their investigation Favors Haskell’s victory amid partisan pressure.
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McGuffey
Haskell
San
Opinions Given Out by Attorney General
Guthrie Oklahoma June 1. In an opinion to State Mine Inspector Peter Hernratty the attorney general states that the expense of an inspector to supervise laying gas pipelines on public highways should be paid from revenue from the gas revenue tax and that pipeline companies no longer pay this expense to the state. The attorney general also notes that laying baseball is a public matter. In an opinion to C L Shaw Enid the attorney general holds the power to declare a vacant office when a member moves from the city and to fill the vacancy without resignation.
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Guthrie
Okla
Peter Henratty
Gener Bclde
LeFlore County
C. L. Shaw
Board of Exucution of
Enid
Thehomed Hae
Tall Sycamores Lose to Vinita in Close Game
Grove’s Tall Sycamores fell 4 to 4 in a hard fought baseball contest against Vinita yesterday. The game, labeled the best of the season here, featured notable batting from Crale who tipped the scales for Vinita.
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Vinita
Grove
Loch
Crale
Notice of Real Estate Sale for Elizabeth Jones Minor
In pursuance of an order by the County Court of Croix Oklahoma the guardian of Elizabeth Jones a minor will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to confirmation. The sale is on July 6 1909 at ten o clock in the courtroom Craig County Oklahoma the land described as the Nidot NW 1S of NB Lt SE 14 NW portion in Craig County Oklahoma. Bid must be in writing with a pure cash cheque for the full amount left at the County Court office or edge of the County Court. Pitchford Guardian Addis A Blown Attorney June 1900.
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Anid Craig Wey
Feterast
Annie Morgan
Rane Eine
Oklaome
Crate County
Alahoma
Craig County
ORR
Guardian
State of
Oklahoma
Craig
Solomon Baldridge
J. A Leforce
J. A. Leforce
iCourt
Wid Court
Ward
Nell
Craig Events
Addie A. Jon Ot
Chieftain
James "Hiley
Minor
Moses Hiley
Moser Riley
Alt Ward
Henge
Ald Ward
Eaid
Vinita
Wile
Eanes
Vi Weekly Chieftain
Anid Cealg
L Theo
D. B
Firet
Lso
Feng Hesod
J. W. Orr
Bayon
W. Orr
Jesse Herod
Yale
Buty
County of Croix
Jane
Elizabeth Jones
Tate
Iday
Oklahome
Kilfaabeth Jones
Pitchford
Ouerdian
D. B. Prear
Addis A. Brown
Viret
State of Oklahoma
Beulah J
Herod
Quardian
Oklahora
Fiert
Chriftman
Henry Hered
Nenessary
Henesmery
Loraie
Ohlahous
Theo. DB
County
Judew
Notice of sale of real estate by Crafe County Oklahoma
Notice is hereby given that a court in Crafe County Oklahoma made on March 15 1904 will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to confirmation by County Court on or after July 7 1909 at ten o clock.
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Firet
Coun
Crafe
Olahoma
Guardianship orders to sell minor Beulah Herod estate
Legal notices from Craig County Oklahoma public records detail guardians J W Orr petitioning to sell parts of Beulah J Herod minor’s real estate. Hearings set for July 12 1909 and related orders require full notice and three weekly newspaper publication before appearances by interested parties. The documents cite county judge Theo B Pra and clerk Addis A Brown.
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Geren
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