County Court Schedule for Craig County Oklahoma
The Craig County Court in Oklahoma issues terms and sittings on the first Mondays of January April July and October at Vinita Court House for law and fact trials. Weekly hearings in the county judge rooms in Vinita and Webta are set July August and September for probate and other proceedings without a jury.
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Senate i
Te of
Oklahoma
Craig
In County
City of
Vinita
Wits
Dia Jory
Rin
Unty Jude
Wiatta
Kiahowa
Craig Sean Ok
Oma
B. Frean
Gas Generator Fatal Fire Kills Three In Washington Plant
A gas generator explosion at a Washington gas plant early today caused fatal burns to three men. Investigators probe the cause as the victims are identified by company and local authorities.
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Ly Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Publishers plead not guilty to libel charge
The Press Publishing Company, publishers of the New York World, pleaded not guilty in court to criminal libel charges related to Panama Canal publications.
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Apsociated Press
New York
the Press Pubing Company
New York World
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian A J Pitchford will sell at private sale on March 9 1909 at 10 am in the Craig County Court room Oklahoma the real property of Elizabeth Jones a minor described as 80 acres N1 2 NE1 4 Sec 11 Town 28 N Range 21 E, bid by certified check. sale subject to county court confirmation. Addison Brown attorney for guardian Vinita Oklahoma.
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Craig
Oklahoma
Hlizabeth Jones
Oklai
Wilzabeth Jones
Addisoh
Atorney
Law
Vinita
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Craig County Oklahoma
Public sale of the Harrison Johnson estate minor interests in land in Craig County Oklahoma. Auction at Kurt House Infinita on February 26 1909 at 10 a m for cash only. Northwest Quarter Section 17 Township 11 Range 6 East
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian Rathbun Alden announces for the estate of Della Johnson a minor that on March 20, 1909 at 10:00 a.m. in the Craig County Courthouse Oklahoma the real estate including the south half of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter section 17 township 28 north range 15 east comprising about twenty acres will be sold at public auction for cash to the highest bidder after court confirmation.
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Craig
State of Oklahoma
Della Johnson
Oklahomm
Della Johson
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
United States Survey
Deserted by Fiancée E W H Kiisley Ends Life
McAlester Oklahoma March 15 W H Kiisley a railroad bridgeman about 40 years old committed suicide at the Fogarty hotel by swallowing creosote. A note to his mother Salome Kiinley Rochester Washington explained engagement to a woman who deserted him. Another note to Dave Pollock Canadian asked burial “Just anywhere.” No money found on him.
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McAlester
Okla
Mar
W. H. Kiisley
Fogarty
Shere
Tre
Salome Kninley
Rochester
Hin
Dave Pollock
Dera
War Clouds Hover Over Nicaragua and El Salvador
Reports from Mexico City dated March 13 claim war rumors spread about Nicaragua and Salvador with unconfirmed reports of a naval engagement between belligerent gunboats.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Fishermen Report Disaster to Schooner Ann J. Trainer
New York maritime disaster report. The schooner Ann J. Trainer from Philadelphia, partly dismantled in a gale near Atlantic City, was towed into New York harbor with only the foremast standing. Fishermen first sighted the vessel in distress and notified wireless stations. a passing steamer rendered aid as a tow was sent for assistance.
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Associated Press
New York
Ann J. Trainer
Philadelphia
New York Harbor
Atlantic City
Ee Harbor
Regulars Claim to Have the Insurgents Licked
Associated Press reports President aft spoke with Speaker Cannon and senators Burton and Nelson along with former representative Watson. Cannon declined publication and said in a statement We have got them licked. Watson described the remark as a factual statement about the regulars’ position in the house amid their skirmish with insurgents.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Aft
Cannon
Burton
Nelson
Watson
Cannon Ater
Lieutenant Cone Promoted to Rear Admiral at Navy Bureau
Lieutenant Commander Hutchinson Cone is named head of the Bureau of Steam Engineering in the Navy with the rank of rear admiral. He is credited with safely towing the torpedo boat flotilla from Newport News to San Francisco with the battleship fleet.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hutchinson
Cone
Bureau of Steam Engineering of
Navy
Newport News
San Francisco
Operators and miners wrangle in coal talks
The Anthracite Mine Workers and Operators sub committee meets again this afternoon as miners vow to back their union. President T. F. Lewis says the miners will demand recognition of their organization and reject any three year extension of the current contract.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
T. F. Lewis
Oklahoma Granite Considered Finest in World
Norman March 12 According to Professor Chas N Gould Oklahoma granite especially Wichita mountains is praised as the finest in the world The article notes granite at Granite Oklahoma is high quality with red and grey varieties and mentions black gabbroja and Tikhamingo mottled granite as handsome durable materials
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Norman
Gaia
Mar
Chas, N. Gould
Oklahoma
Wichita Mountains
Tikhamingo
Oklahoma Boys May Work for University Training
Norman residents encourage student labor for university projects with work at twenty cents an hour. Students may volunteer time to help with sewer ditch work, aimed at self support during their education. University leaders and Norman community favor student involvement to maximize local participation in campus tasks.
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Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Mar
Frank Flood
Oklahoma University
National Banks Cannot Guarantee Depositors
Topeka Kans March 16 Your letter asks if a bank may guarantee deposits under Kansas law The deputy comptroller says national banks cannot participate in a state guaranty scheme It would be a contract of guaranty and beyond a national bank’s power
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Topeka
Kans
of Nations Bank
Pleasanton
T. P. Kane
Curency
Washington
Kansas Bank
Iowa Sees Heaviest Snow in Fifteen Years
The Des Moines bureau reports six inches of new snow in twelve hours across Iowa, the heaviest in fifteen years. Despite the snowfall traffic remains unhindered and the snow is not drifting.
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Owa
Iby
Presa
Des Moines
Iowa
Captain Hanna to be tried April 19 in murder case
Captain Peter C. Hanna faces trial in Flushing on April 19 on charges tied to the murder of Wm. Annis, according to Associated Press dispatches dated March 16. The case centers on alleged involvement in the fatal shooting.
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Peter
Associated Preas
Flushing
Peter C. Hanna
Annis
Oklahoma Legislature Ends Twenty Four Hour Session
Guthrie March 15 The second Oklahoma legislature adjourned after a continuous twenty four hours of work. It passed the school land leasing bill with a four percent rental, approved several penal and educational measures, and set dates for the Taylor city election. Warden appointments and convict labor plans were confirmed as the body completes state penal institutions.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Maxey
Shawnee
Leewee
Taylor, City
Haskell
County Election Board
Board of Control
McAlester
Granite
Greer County
R. W. Dick
Ardmore
State Penitentiary
Sam Flainor
Erie City
Reformatory
Venta
Kansas
Bugent P. Day
Poteau
W. R
Ada
State Reformatory
Five Oklahoma bills signed shaping state affairs
Governor Hankell signed five bills in Guthrie Oklahoma. They authorize a $40,000 deaf school appropriation now at Sulphur, legalize Shattuck incorporation, allow Jenks to transfer surplus road funds for a Cimarron River bridge, amend banking law, and enable special elections under the Initiative and Referendum. A Sequoyah statue is proposed for the Hall of Time in Washington.
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Cliremore
Pauls Valley
Maintenante
Chickasha
Taft
Sulphur
Fort Gibson
A.nnn M. College
Stillwater
Sez. State University
Whittaker's Orphan Home
Wiburton School of Mines
Edmond Normal
Alva Normal
Weatherford Normal
Langston Colored A. and M. College
University Preparatory School
Tonkawa
Fort Supply
Insane
Norman
Maintenants Conner and
Murray
Edmond, Alva
Weatherford
Langston
Treasury
Public
Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Hankell
Shattuck
Séllin County
Jenks
Tulsa County
Cimarvon River
Oklahomia
Senate
Sequoyah
Washington
George Kapps Hay Barn Burns
A blaze destroyed the large hay barn and contents of George Kapp in the southwest part of town. Firemen prevented spread to nearby homes but the loss is estimated at about 9600 with insured amounts totaling 6500. Possible cause linked to tramp intrusions.
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Gieorgy Kapp
Tre
Kapp
Butler & Bonfoey, Tarlton & Company
F. L. Burckhalter
Robbers Blow Kramer State Bank Safe for $1700
Early today in Kramer Nebraska, robbers blew the bank safe at Kramer State Bank, securing seventeen hundred dollars before fleeing. Police searched the area for suspects as the heist prompted an investigation by local authorities.
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Associated Press
Kramer, Neb
Mar
Kramer State Bank
Public Service Commission Law 18 Upheld by Court
The appellate division of the supreme court in New York sustained the constitutionality of the Public Service Commission Law 18 in a unanimous decision. Associate Press reports the ruling was delivered today with the court upholding the statute.
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Public Service Commission Law
Hy Aasociated Press
New York
Mar
Public Service Commission
Superme Court
Resignation Accepted for Los Angeles Mayor Harper
The jetty council today accepted the restoration of Mayor Harper. Action on selecting a successor was postponed.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Los Aangles
Calif
Jetty Council Today
Harper
Crossing work planned by rail line official in city
Mr Culn of the Missouri Kansas Texas railway construction department arrives to install the Illinois and Canadian avenues crossing and may oversee beautification along the right of way east of the Auditorium grounds.
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Culn
Missouri, Kansas Texan Railway Construction Department
Illinois and
Canadian Avenues
Auditorium
Cooper Cage Trial Heads to Jury Tonight
Nashville awaiting the Cooper case as attorney Mocarn resumes the state’s closing argument. The defense and prosecution appear near completion, with jurors possibly hearing the verdict tonight in the Cooper trial.
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Cooper Cage
Associated Prema
Nashville
Tenn
Mocarn
Cooper
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A. J. Pitchford
Guardian
Wal A. Brown, Axocney
Tate
Harrison Johnson
Kurt House Infinita
Pulicanie
Madestola
Nigaraugua
H. S. Cone
Ognizing Union
Labor
Fife
Pan Handle District Agricultural
George Kapp
Hay
D. H. Wilson
Edison
Earth
Smiley Furniture Company
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