Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers Meet Urged For March
An executive committee letter urges superintendents across twenty counties to mobilize a large turnout for the Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers association first session on March 26. It emphasizes wide publicity, district displays of school work, a strong program, and minimal hospitality to focus on educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers Association
Vinita
Okla
Northeastern Teachers’ Association
State
Commercial Club
Oklahoma
J. F. Gambill
B. H. Hester
H. W. C. Shelton
Captain Jackson Dies From Paralysis at 76 in Wagoner
Captain William Jackson, a pioneer Indian Territory figure, veteran of the Confederate army, first mayor of Indian Territory and noted Cherokee citizen, died of paralysis at 76 at the home of Col. Gid Sleeper near Falls City. Funeral at three from the M. E. church South in Wagoner, under Masonic lodge auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Oklo
William Jackson
Gid Sleeper
Wagoner
Flo
Texas
Texas Rangers
Jackson
Indian Territory
Mr. Jackson
Captain Jackson
Col. Gid Sleeper
Southwest
M. 1 Church
Masonic Lodge
Captain Jackson Wie
Gigantic interurban line is proposed
Guthrie Oklahoma March 5 The Eastern Oklahoma Traction company backed by Muskogee men took out a charter to promote a 251 mile interurban railroad in Oklahoma at an estimated 26 000 per mile Main line Muskogee to Tulsa with branches to Wagoner Webber Falls Chocotah from Muskogee Sapulpa and Tulsa plus a Muskogee Okmulgee Oklahoma City line Incorporators include H B Spaulding R N Eggleston J W Matax L R Kershaw W Lo Tuli J B Furry and Guy Bowman The same men with W P Keegan of Tulea chartered the Railway Construction company of Muskogee with 50 000 capital stock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Eastern Oklahoma Traction Company
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Wagoner
Webber Falls
Chocotah
Sapulpa
Okmulgee
Oklahoma City
H. B. Spaulding
R. N. Eggleston
J. W. Matax
L. R. Kershaw
W. Lo Tuli
J. B. Furry
Guy Bowman
W. P. Keegan
Tulea
Railway Construction Company of
Funeral for Alexander Butts Draws Many Newspaper Men
Kansas City mourners from Missouri and Kansas and distant places attended the funeral of Alexander Butts former associate editor of the Kansas City Star. Services at Grace Episcopal church were crowded with flowers burying the coffin. He will be buried in New Philadelphia Ohio, his native town, tonight. Pallbearers included W R Nelson editor and owner of the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Alexander Butts
W. R. Nelson
the Star
Snow slide near Revelstoke claims many lives
Associated Press reports a large snow slide on the Canadian Pacific line between Hagers Pass and Glacier in the Rockies. Rough counts suggest about twenty or more workers killed, many of them Japanese, with some hope that others buried may be found under snow. A formal statement from CPR officials was awaited.
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Associated Press
Winneplg
Manitoba
Revelstoke
B.C
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Vancouver
Hagers Pass
Glacier
Canadian Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Brawl in Hotel Leaves Two Dead in Kentucky
In Bera Kentucky Samuel Baker was shot and killed during a three way hotel affray. Marcus Bowlin proprietor of the Commercial Hotel was fatally injured after attempting to quell a disturbance raised by Samuel and Burnham Baker. Bowlin returned with his wife’s gun and fatally shot Samuel Baker. Burnham Baker escaped unharmed.
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Associated Press
Bera
Samuel Baker
Marcus Bowlin
Baker
Burnham
Bowlin
Burnham Baker
Death Claims Well Known Oklahoma Citizen H H Butler
H H Butler father of Postmaster Joseph H Butler of this city died Saturday night at his Mint home from pneumonia after several days of illness. A leading figure in northeastern Oklahoma he headed the Butler family of postmasters with two sons serving in the role. Though not a Vinita resident he left many friends in the city. Funeral services were held this afternoon. J J Butler traveled to Miami to attend the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Butler
Joseph H. Butler
Mint
Oklahoma
Vinita
J. J. Butler
Miami
Miners’ Bodies Identified Likely Unidentifiable
Report from state mine inspector Richard Newsam states sixty one miner bodies recovered and brought to the surface. Decomposition makes positive identification impossible, leaving the total recovered number likely final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Richard Newsam
Newsam Gujchie
Increased Rates in Effect Sunday Across Katy Tariffs
Guthrie Oklahoma March 7 The corporation commission notifies that starting Sunday the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway will raise freight tariffs on most commodities per recent commission orders. exceptions include refined and crude petroleum whose new rates begin March 10. The changes cover lumber fence posts brick cement wheat corn soft coal and related crude and refined oil products with detailed mileage based scales.
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Guthrie
Okla
Corporation Commission
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
St. Louis
Katy
Ttn
Car Lote
Former United States Senator Platt Dies in New York
Thomas Collier Platt once New York senator and longtime Republican figure dies at 8 45 pm Sunday in the apartment of Mr and Mrs Gustav Abele on Went Eleventh Street. Cause given as chronic and acute Bright’s disease. Body to be taken to Owego for burial after funeral at the Presbyterian church there Wednesday.
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New York
Mar
Thomas Collier Platt
Gustav Abele
Eleventh Street
Abele
Paul Auterbridge
Frank H. Platt
bin Son
Owego
Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court Rules Commission Lacks Power on Interstate Branch Connections
The Supreme Court holds the interstate commerce commission cannot compel railroad lines engaged in interstate commerce to grant physical connections with branch outlets for compensation to the branch railroad itself. The ruling narrows the commission’s authority over railroad connections and compensation.
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Associated Pron
Washington, D.C
Ittersate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Grand Jury Told to Probe Riot in Dallas District Court
Judge Boa instructed the grand jury to investigate the lynching yesterday with a view to indicting the mob leaders. The militia had been recalled as the district court met in Dallas, Texas, on March 4.
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Prous
Dallas
Tex
Boa
Pinchot Vertrees in Long Argument During Hearing
The cross examination of Gifford Pinchot extended into a lengthy debate as Vertrees and Ballinger's counsel clashed over the meaning of questions. Vertrees established that Pinchot’s only firsthand knowledge of any act relating to Ballinger in the Cunningham case rested on a letter Ballinger sent to President Taft on November 15.
Russian Steamer Korea Abandoned by Crew at Sea
The Russian steamer Korea, battered by storms in the North Atlantic, was abandoned by its forty eight crew members on March 1 as the vessel sank. The Caledonia towed the men from the Korea and they are en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Associated Press
New York
Etorna
North Atlantic
Caldedonia
Republicans In Caucus In Third Ward City Race
The Republicans of the third ward hold four caucuses this afternoon to select candidates for the city council and school board in the coming election. The caucus is held at the office of Deputy United States Marshal Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
United States
Wilkinson
Order to Show Cause on Guardian for Sale of Real Estate
The Craig County Oklahoma County Court orders guardians to show cause on March 28 1910 why minor estates of Jesse Buffington Aldrick Buffington Rosa Blalock and William Henry Blalock should not have their real estate sold. Notices to be published in Vinita Weekly Chieftain three times prior to hearing. Also Sidney Carter sued in small claims for 5.05 dollars with case deadline March 28 1910 in Pinitt Sidney Carter defendant.
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Chieftain
Hne
Oklsonne
Craig
Jente Buffington
R. J. Wright
Jesse Buffington
Aldrick Buffington
Aaid
Vinita
Craig County
Frear
State of
Oklahoma
Sald Warde
Baid Craig
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
Seay
Theo. D. B
BAR
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
In pursuance of a County Court order dated February 21 1910 guardian of the estate of minor David B McCrary will sell at private sale to the highest cash bidder, subject to court confirmation, on March 14 1910 at 1 30 p m in the County Court room Craig County Oklahoma, the minor’s interest in described lands in sections and townships listed, bids in writing with one third certified check, sale to be confirmed by the County Court. Guardian ALL. Sen Parkor Rider Brown Attorneys for guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig County
Oklahoma
David BE. McCrary
Eaid County Court
David B. McCrary
Tota
Township
Range
SE 14
Firet
Chieftain
Willie A. McCrary
Wald
Wille A. McCrary
Slater
Notice of private sale of minor's estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian of Wille A McCrary minor announces a private sale in County Court Craig County Oklahoma on March 14 1910 at 1 20 pm to confirm bids. Sale covers Lot 1 and described NW and SW sections in Section 1 Township 26 North Range 20 West with one third bid deposit. attorneys Parker Rider Brown sign.
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Lot
Section
Township
Notice to Creditors to Present Claims in Vinita Estate
The matter concerns the estate of Jemima Blythe of Vinita Craig County Oklahoma. Amanda H. Goodykonts executrix urges all creditors to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Norice
Jemima
Blythe
Vinita
Craig
A. B. Marks
Okln Thoma
Ward Craig Cownty
Amanda H. Goodykoonts
Guardianship Hearing for Delilah Harris Real Estate Sale
In Craig County Oklahoma the County Court schedules a hearing on March 16 1910 to decide whether to grant a guardian Reed to sell part or all of Delilah Harris minor estate. Alex J Harris guardian petitions for private sale and the court orders appearance of interested parties and next of kin to show cause. A three week notice will be published in Craig Oklahoma.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Delilah Harris
Alex J Harris
Alex J. Harris
Minor
Oils
Anid
Craig
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Scott
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Res
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Ros
Phono
Louis Bagby
Hassell
E. A. Stubblefield, C. M. C
McGeorge
W. B. Depue
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DR. C. S. Neer
D.H. Wilson
Attorney-At-Law
Empire
James S. Davenport
Vinita, Okla
Offlce
New Halsall Bldg
Commonwealth Land Company
Halsell Building
Lewis Rogers
Undertaker
Hinshaw Plumbing Co
Northeastern
Ers’ Association
Butts
Amother
Platt
Sidney Carter
Justine
ALL. Sen Guardian
Parkor, Rider & Brown, Hin Attorneys
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al, Cee, Parkar, Rider & Brown, Hia Attorneys
Theo. D . Byrear
Parker, Rider & Bro Attorneys
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