Governor Crace vetoes dormitory appropriation at Chickasha
Oklahoma City march 10 Governor Crace vetoed the 100000 appropriation for dormitories at the industrial institute and college for girls at Chickasha. He said the public building fund is exhausted and opposed the dormitory system. Senate vote to override failed 16 to 22. Other appropriation bills and educational building requests were noted as pending.
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Oklahoma City
Crace
The
Industrial Institute and College For Girls
Chickasha
Barafoot
Senate
Thompson
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Carr Praises States in Southern Congress Tribute
General Julian S. Carr of Durham delivers a staged roll call tribute to Southern states at the Southern Commercial Congress in Atlanta. He lauds Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Arkansas Kentucky Missouri Louisiana Florida Texas Oklahoma and closes with Georgia praising their hospitality and grandeur.
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Allanta
Brown
Southern Commercial Congress
Julian S. Carr
Durham
Naion Francis Scott Key
Virginia
Unitedates
West Virginia
North Carolina
Ife
Tennnessee
Hickory
Herp and Steel Industries
Alabama
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Panie
Bayou
Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Arkansas
South
Henry Watterson
Commonwealths
Union
Kentucky
Missouri
Louisiana Purchase
Louisiana
New Orleans
Latin-America
Florida
Texas
the Lone Star
United States
Oklahoma
New England
Georgia
Japanese Ambassador Denies Mexico Coaling Station Rumor
Baron Uchida, Japan's ambassador to Washington, stated there was no effort by Japan to obtain a coaling station from Mexico and dismissed widespread rumors to that effect. He spoke today in Washington as Associated Press reports from the capital.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Japan
Mexico
Baron Uchida
Washington
Decision Soon in Eva Waters Case
The Eva Waters oil land dispute near Tulsa moves toward closure as the U S Supreme Court considers the appeal. Starr & Patten initiated suit, a receiver was appointed, and the case centers on an allotment in the Flat Rock pool with a large Olympus Oil bonus and multiple wells. The Interior Department favors Waters, and a written decision is anticipated within two weeks, potentially ending the long litigation and enriching Waters.
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Starr & Patten
Washington, D. C
Eva Waters
Supreme Court of the United States
Mtiel Court of the
United States
Flat Rock Oil Pool
Flat Rock
Tulsa
Secretary of the Interior
Zevely
District of Columbia
Secretary
Bya Waters
Supreme Court
Olympus Oil Company
Vinita
Trial in Haskell case faces jury by tonight
Friday Daily reports the Haskell case in federal court may be handed to the jury tonight. A midday recess saw Attorney George Ramsey object to admitting testimony about the 1903 National Contracting Company meeting in St Louis, arguing it bears no relevance to Columbus Savings & Trust Co v Charles N Haskell. The judge and both sides debated admissibility, with potential to end the trial this afternoon if the defense wins.
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Haskell
George Ramsey
National Contracting Company
St. Louis
Columbus Savings & Trust Company
Charles N. Haskell
Campbell
Militia Called to Be in Readiness in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City mass meeting of labor groups in the street car strike leads to calls for militia. Governor Cruce orders three guard companies to assemble at armories to prevent rioting after clashes as cars attempt service. No serious injuries reported though arrests made. riders demanded workers show union cards.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Rnions
Qgovernor
Crice
Oklahoma Guard
Oklahoma Railway Company
Oklahoma Rail Way Company
Cruce
Private sale of minor's Craig County real estate proposed
Guardian announces private sale of the estate of William Cameron, minor, per Craig County Court order. Property described as the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 24, township 26 north, range 10 east, totaling about forty acres. Sale to the highest bidder for cash, bids due after March 27, 1911, with one third bid deposit.
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Craig County
Oklahoma
William 0. Ron
Welock
Williams, Cameron, & Minor
John Cameron
Guardian
Parker, Rider & Brown
Boat Hig Attorneys
Order to Show Cause on Guardian Petition for Sale of Real Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma a guardian Cyrus Washington petitions to sell real estate of minors Gertrude Washington and Hannah S Washington. The court orders next of kin and interested parties to appear March 1 1911 at 10 a.m. in Vinita to show cause why sale should not be granted and directs publication in Vinita Weekly Champion for two weeks prior to hearing. Dated February 21 1911.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Winita
Craig County
Vinita
F. Parks
Craig
Henry L. Hunt
Anna R. Hunt
Nettle L. Hunt
Evan R. Hunt
Aes S. Hunt
Joseph S. Hunt
Henry N. Hunt
Ue L. Hunt
Ryan R. Hunt
Estate of John L Davis Jr Minor Orders Sale of Real Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma the guardian petitions for sale of real estate belonging to John L Davis Jr minor. The court orders kin and interested parties to appear March 29 1911 at 10 a m at Winita Court to show cause why the sale should not be granted. Judge S F Parks signed March 3 1911. Attorney William T Rye.
Notice of Sale of Cal Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian J J Nading will privately sell the estate of Glenn A Nading a minor in Craig County Oklahoma. Sale is cash and subject to County Court confirmation on March 27 1911 at 1 30 PM or later within the bidding period. Property described as Lot 2 and SW 1 4 of NE 1 4 and NE of NW 1 4 of SE 1 4 Section 6 Township 28 North Range 19 East.
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Craig County
Oklahoma
Glenn A. Nading
Section
Township
J.J. Nading
Guardian
Irene L. Nading
Ride
J. 4
Nading
Gordian
Guardianship Sale of Cynthia Cowart Real Estate in Oklahoma
County Court of Muskogee County Oklahoma orders private sale of Cynthia Cowart minor's real estate described as parts of Section 20 and 29 in Township 27 North Range 19 East. Sale set for March 25 1911 at 10 a.m. with bids in writing and a ten percent certified check, confirmation by the court. Guardian Nannie Cowart and attorneys Hirsh Leqold Cochran execute notice.
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Muskogee County
Oklahoma
Guardian
Flynn-Ames
Muskogee
Nannie Cowart
Hirsh and Leqpold & Cochran
Order to Show Cause on Application for Order of Sale
In Craig County Oklahoma a guardian seeks court approval to sell real estate of Clarence M Bruner, a minor. The court schedules a hearing for March 29, 1911, at 10 a.m. in Winita to show cause why the order should not be granted and orders publication two weeks prior in The Weekly Chieftain.
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the Chieftain
Court orders sale of wards real estate in 1911
In the county court a guardian seeks an order to sell real estate of Henry L Hunt and others minors. The hearing is set for March 27 1911 at 1 20 pm in the court room, with four weeks of notices to be published in the Vinita Weekly Chieftain.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in 1911 Minor Estate
First published notice announces private sale of Irene L Nad ing estate real property in Section 6 Township 28 North Range 19 East. Garnither guardian J A Nad ing asks bids cash with court confirmation March 27 1911 at 1 20 p m. Bids must be in writing with a certificate and delivered to the County Court through attorney Addis A Brown.
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Guvernuh Uato
Deaf and Dumb School
Sulphur
Wilburton School of Mines
Chandler
Statuary Hall
Panama Exposition
State Penitentiary
Alva Normal
State University
House
Garr
LOUIS
John L. Davis, Jr
John L. Davis
Ward
William T. Rye
Piret
CAL Estate
Addis A, Brown
Ig Attorney
Muskoge County
State of Oklahoma
Cynthia Cowar Minor
Cynthia Cowart
Cass County
Oklahoms
Clarence M. Bruner
Isaac N. Bruner
Clarenee M. Bruner
Weekly Chieftain
S. FP. Parks
W. B. Depue
Addis A. Brown
J. T. Ragan & CO
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