Coleman Sues For Rights To Land In Osage County
In Pawhuska Oklahoma March 24 a suit filed in Osage county district court by King and Shinn on behalf of Charles Coleman seeks control of a one half inherited Osage land estate of about 800 acres. Coleman claims he was improperly steered into mining stock and denied access to his legacy after marrying Mary Cheshemalla. The filing alleges manipulation by W H Aaron M L Levin Sam Zeno and Judge Denison and notes Coleman is under 21 and illiterate. The case likely proceeds in the Osage district term.
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Pawhuska
Oklo
King & Shinn
District Court
Osage County
Charles Coleman
Mary Cheshemalla
Osage
Levindale Lead & Zinc Company
W. H. Aaron
M. L. Levin
Sam Zeno
Denison
Coleman
Caron
Mary
Joseph Coleman
Cole
Aaron
Levin
Jeman
Vinita
Jovindale Lead & Zinc Company
OK Territorial
Neman
Oklahoma
Ir. Agron
Osige County
Coroner inquest set for Phillibent death case
Osage City Mo and nearby towns report a coroner's inquest into the death of retired farmer Phillibent after a vehicle collision with Grace McCount and three others. Prosecution decisions hinge on the verdict, as authorities plan further action. Osage payment day drought relief aid begins in Wauka Okla with over 1,000 receipts issued amid town bustle.
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Oelated Proas
Gas City
Mar
Tomor
Ian Phillibent
Mise Grace McCount
Mem
Kane
Quent
Mias Mo
Wunka
Okla
Osage
Argus
Fire Threatens Olathe Party Visit Thebes Dream
Roosevelt party undertook an excursion into Thebes, exploring its ancient majesty amid ruins and Babylonian associations. The trip, dated March 22, reflects a bold, atmospheric journey through Upper Egypt with a focus on historic sites.
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Thebes
Proga
Upper Egypt
Mar
Roosevelt
Amid
Babylon
Pittsburg Councilmen Admit Bribe Acceptance
Ning members of the Pittsburg city council confessed today to accepting bribes paid for votes on street vacation and bank ordinances. All were granted postponed sentences.
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Pittsburg
Usury Case Carried to Supreme Court in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma March 23 A case challenging the old usury law appeals to the state supreme court from Johnston County First National Bank of Tishomingo argues against a $79 judgment paid to W P Blair for usury. Blair had five loans totaling 261 dollars with interest disputes over usury limits.
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Guthrie
Okla
State Supreme Court
Tishomingo
Johnston County
First National Bank of
W. P. Blair
Blair
Osage Western railroad plan reviewed by visitors
Vice-President Claence Walters of Osage Western and Fred Hume returned from a survey of the proposed route. They met citizens at the Commercial Club to discuss the project and set a Saturday meeting to finalize the bonus contract. Hume offered no firm financial outlook but signaled strong prospects.
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Claence Walters
Osage Western Railroad
Fred Hume
Eastern Capital
Eastern Capitaliste
Hume
Galena
Waltera
Commercial Club
Walters
Gladbrook Wreck Toll Surges to 44 Dead in Iowa Tragedy
Associated Press report from Marshalltown dated March 22 narrates that two more victims died today, bringing the death toll to 44 and marking the worst wreck in state history. Four more bodies were identified, eight identified to date, with seven still unnamed.
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Associated Preas
Marshalltown
Mar
Weston and Colline Begin Kansas City Walk Challenge
Weston started from Topeka at six this morning bound for Eudora this evening. D Francis Colline of Kansas City, who began with Weston from Emporia, turned back at Emporia and caught a train today, ending his walk attempt.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Weston
Eudora
Tallen Enat
Topeke
D. Francis Colline
Kansas City
Emporia
Mauray Sentenced to Imprisonment for Leavenworth
Mauray and eleven associates were sentenced to imprisonment at Leavenworth and departed for the prison today. The Associated Press reports the authorities moved swiftly after a court decision in Leavenworth.
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Mauray
Leavenworth
Associated Presa
Councilinity
Mar
Adocistes
Approved Roll of Eastern Cherokees to Begin Payments
Ex-Congressman James Davensport reports the court approved the Eastern Cherokees roll on March 15 1910. About 30 827 names are on the roll with roughly 4 100 000 dollars to be distributed as a pro rata share of about 138 per person. Checks will be written by the treasury after expense approval and will be delivered by Guion Miller within 30 to 60 days, with publication of delivery plans to follow.
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James
Davensport
Davenport
Galen Miller
Court of the Treasury Department
Guion Miller
Treasury Department
Congress
Hrain
Miller
Oklahoma
Two More Deaths Added to List of Casualties
By Associated Prensa Marshalltown, IA Mar 24 Two more victims of the Hock Toland wreck near Gladbrook Monday died today raising fatalities to forty nine The new deceased are A H Nagel of Watertoo and Charles BE Davis of Minneapolia Additional identified dead include Mrs Mary Parrish of Sedalia MO and Milton Parrish her husband identified as G W Blair of Sedalia who is among the dead.
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Associated Prensa
Marshalltown
Gladbrook
A. H. Nagel
Watertoo
Charles BE
Davis
Minneapolia
Mary ®. Parrish
Sedalia
Milton Pariah
Tulsa Loses Telephone Rate Fight in District Court
Tulsa Ohio city lost a bid to restrain Pioneer Telephone from instituting a 26 percent rate increase. Judge Poe denied the injunction and the city planned to appeal. Tulsa has touted low rates among comparable cities as it has fought the proposed rise for nearly two years.
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Tulsa
Ohin
Mar
Poe
Pioneer Telephone Company
Ncale
Te Amd
Tulea
Oklahoma City Meeting on Rate Case Status Planned
Preparations are under way in Oklahoma City for a meeting of commercial magnates of the southwest within two weeks. The gathering will consider the rate case brought by the Southern Shippers' Association to secure a more equitable freight rate schedule from the Atlantic coast to the southwest.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Mar
Southwest
Thin City
Atlantic Coast
Pointe
Judge Dismisses Suits Against Buildings in Sulphur
Sulphur Oklahoma March 24 District Judge R McMillan ruled the state cannot file penalty suits against buildings under the Billups prohibition law until the owner is indicted and convicted of misdemeanor He dismissed three suits in Sulphur and one in Davie seeking 8101 000 and 306 000 damages against buildings owned by Col I C Rentye A Abbott Willis Watson and a Mr Pinchey Injunctions against Watson and Rentro were dismissed conditionally The constitutionality of the Billups law and related questions were argued Saturday with a ruling deferred to today.
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Sulphur
Okla
R. McMillan
Davie
Col. I. C. Rentye
Burbank
Oklahoma
A. Abbott
Commercial Club
Willis Watson
Mr. Pinchey
Davia
Watson
Rentro
B. W. Figan
G. M. Nicholson
McMillan
Caucus Selections for New Rules Committee
The house rules committee, enlarged under the Norris revolution, may be created by last night’s Republican caucus selections if ratified. Named are Dalyell of Pennsylvania as chairman, Smith of Town, Lawrence of Massachusetts, Faunsett of New York, Smith of California, Boutelle of Minnesota, Clark of Missouri, Underwood of Alabama, Pitegerald of New York, and Dixon of Indiana.
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Amanciated Prous
Washington, D. C
Tiles Committee
House
Dalyell
Pennsylvania
Smith
Town
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Faunsett
New York
California
Boutelle
Minola
Clark
Missouri
Underwood
Alabama
Pitegerald
Dixon
Indiana
Governor Haskell Offers $200 Reward in Indian Policeman Killing
Guthrie Oklahoma March 22 Governor Haskell has offered a $200 reward for Warhmood indicted in the federal court of the Southern district before statehood for killing Ben Collins an Indian policeman but never apprehended The case was transferred after statehood to the district court of Carter county and is still pending there.
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Guthrie
Okio
Haskell
Warhmood
Federal Court of
Southern District
Ben Collins
District Court
Carter County
Pinchot to Meet Roosevelt in London
Washington dispatch says Gifford Pinchot sailed from New York and will meet Theodore Roosevelt upon Roosevelt's arrival in London, following a cable from Roosevelt confirming the plan. The note places both figures in the British capital for talks during the current journey.
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Pinchot
Roosevelt
London
Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Prairie Fire Ravages Kans Assoc Fire Loss Mounts
Prairie fires near Abilene and Ogallah in Kansas burned for hours, destroying nine farms and thousands of dollars in property. Farmers lose tools and seed for spring, while orchards and gardens are ruined. A large fire front covered about fifty square miles in Trego county under strong winds.
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Associated Press
Abilene
Kans
Ogallah
Trego County
McGuire in Bad With Home Folks in Enid
Enid Oklahoma march 2. Events in Washington last week threaten Bird McGuire’s renomination chances. Campaign platform pledged reform of House rules and rules committee election by members, opposed by Cannon supporters. McGuire backed the Cannon faction in votes, while Garber argues the plank reflected not his true view. Garber and McGuire now face off for the nomination as reform debate continues.
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Enid
Okla
Washington
Bird 8
McGuire
House
Tle
Judge Garber
Canoreseman McGuire
Ttme
Wife of Army Officer Killed in Accident
Washington March 23 In an automobile accident near Fort Meyer Mrs Herbert J Slocum wife of Major Slocum Seventh Cavalry was killed Major General Franklin Bell chief of staff of the army was badly but probably not dangerously hurt.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Fort Meyer
Herbert J. Slocum
Slocum
Seventh Cavalry
Franklin Bell
Army
Pittsburg Confesses Nine More Grafters to Be Prosectued
Nine additional councilmenic grafters confessed guilt in Pittsburg. Those caught in the public prosecutor's dragnet will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Publc
Rules Committee Slate Selected
Washington D C March 23 Through speculation over the enlarged house rules committee a Republican slate emerged for the ten member body The plan groups leaders expect six Republicans to be chosen at the caucus Tuesday night The lineup excludes insurgents and emphasizes a rock ribbed regular majority to run the panel He notes insurgents want a committee on committees but will push the measure when favorable
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Washington, D. C
Rules Committee
House
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Smith
Town
McCall
Massachusetts
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
Boutell
Illinois
Longworth
Ohio
Young
Michigan
Stevens
Minnesota
California
Hawley
Oregon
Howell
Utah
Committee of Ten
Haw
Hutigen
Iowa
Adair County Seat Fight Heard in Supreme Court
Guthrie Ohiu March 24 The Adair county seat dispute reached the supreme court Tuesday with attorneys for Westville and Atwell arguing the case. Governor Hassell had recently named Stilwell as county seat by election. Westville residents seek to enjoin the location alleging fraud in the election with counsel Owen Stone Merine Harrie for Westville and B Arnold RY Nanne and Wm P Thowipron for Stilwell.
Black Champion in Tombs Warrant for Pinder
Associated Press report from New York describes Judge Maqueen ordering the Tombs custody of Jack Johnson after the court deemed proceedings a farce and issuing a bench warrant for a waiter involved in the case.
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Associated Pron
New York
Jack Johnson
Norman Yo Walter
Pinder
Maqueen
Johnson
Major General Bell recovering after auto crash verdict
Washington reports Major General Bell injured yesterday in a car accident is now recovering. A coroner's jury determined Sergeant Ward of the signal corps and Bell did not observe proper precautions before starting their automobile in front of a trolley, concluding the incident.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Hell
Bell
Bergeant Ward
Signal Corps
Cotoner
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Ree
JER
Phillibert
Supreme Court
Osage Western
NEW Rules Committee
Kansas
Cguire
Adair County
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