Farm Loan Office Reopens in Craig County Apportions $50,961
A letter explains Craig County received $50,961 for farm loans at 5 percent. As of now $27,700 has been lent on improved farms and bonds, leaving $23,261 available. The farm loan department resumed March 29, 1910, and invites applications with blanks from Rep. Ratcliff.
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Crate County
Land Office
Ratcliff
B. N. Ratcliff
Vinita
Oklahoma
Farm Loan Department
Tom
Supreme Court
ED. C. Cassidy
Annual Report of Secretary of State for 1910
Guthrie Oklahoma May 6 The report of Bill Cross secretary of state for the year ending March 31 1910 has been made public Total receipts for twelve months ending March 31 1910 were 11054475 of which 10489435 were charter fees the balance 5050 delay for notary fee requisition fees certified copies appointment of agent etc Receipts for the same length of time ending March 31 1907 before statehood 14689 Receipts for first four months of 1910 36849 Receipts for first four months of 1907 before statehood 5670 Leo Moyer assistant secretary of state do here certify that the above statement is true and correct shown from the records in the office of the secretary of state In Testimony Whereof I set my hand and affix the great seal of state Done at Guthrie city this May day 191?
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Guthrie
Okla
Bill Cross
Leo Moyer
Aesnstant
Tate
Oklahoma
Secretary of State
Testimony in Swope case faces delays and contradictions
Associated Press reports tensions rise as Dr Hyde's defense prepares to present witnesses including Frank P Walsh. Depositions disrupted court today as Mrs Cleary fails to attend, while Swope family swears Hyde dined at her home on a date linked to a typhoid outbreak.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Frank P. Walsh
Hyde
Andre. Hyde
J. M. Cleary
Ely
Jenkins Anniu nges His Candidacy For Congress
James H. Jenkins editor of the Muskogee Phoenix filed as a Republican candidate in Oklahoma's Third district. Jenkins, former Indian Inspector and Oklahoma City Post editor, previously led Republican circles in Iowa. Other filings include Joseph J. Jones Sapulpa for state senate and several Democrats for district offices in various counties.
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Guthrie
Okie Wy
James H. Jenkins
Muskogee
Joseph J. Jones
Sapulpa
A. J. Carly
McLoud
J. Roy Williama
Lawton
Comanche County
B. S. Foster
Dee
Cimarron County
Oliver Akins
Moore
Cleveland County
Farmers Unions and Labor Unite in St Louis
In St Louis on May 6 organized labor and the Farmers' Education and Cooperative Union agreed to unite to preserve workers rights and liberties. The resolution, championed by Samuel Gompers, authorizes officers to confer with labor groups and promote reciprocal product purchases. The Farmers' Union, claiming 300000 members, states the move has no political significance.
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St. Louis
Farmers’ Education and Co-Operative Union
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Farmers’ Committee
United States
Farmers’ Union
C. Barrett
County Fair Stock Subscriptions Reported at 3000
Commercial Club met informally due to lack of quorum. County fair discussed as main item. About 3000 dollars in stock subscribed though no formal canvass conducted. Judge Frear sets nonpartisan speaking dates in May on proposed constitutional repeal with locations listed.
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Commercial Club
Judge Frear
West Cabin
Wayside
Welch
Pleasant Valley
Thornton School House
Centralia
Wagener Named General Attorney for Missouri Pacific
B P Wagener announces his son William P Wagener as successor to general attorney of the Missouri Pacific railroad in southern Kansas. J M Chaitin and his deputy appointed to assists in the same office.
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Associated Prous
Atchison, Kans
B. P. Waggener
William P. Wagener
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Kansas
J. M. Chaitin
Hie Nestetant
Supreme court grants jurisdiction in guaranty case
Topeka Kansas May 7 The supreme court decides it has jurisdiction in the suit testing the state bank guaranty law and sets June for the final argument in the case.
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Topeka
Kans
Mmpreme
Freedmen Fight Enrollment Suit in Kern Clifton Roll
The Chieftain reports a Washington telegram stating the Kern Clifton freedmen’s enrollment fight moves to the U S Supreme Court after the Court of Claims denied vacating its jurisdiction. Starr & Patten note many freedmen on the roll did not qualify under the 1866 treaty, as Dawes Commission testimony shows most joined Cherokee Nation after 1870, signaling a prolonged legal battle.
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Washington, D. C
Court of Appeals
Chieftain
J. ©. Starr
Washington
Starr & Patten
Starr
Court of Claims
United States Supreme Court
Kern- Clifton
Dawes Commission
Kern-Clifton
Kern-Cliton
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Ite
Unique Lawman of Texas Frontier Judge Preusser
San Angelo recalls Judge Preusser a pivotal frontier figure and first mayor. From 1845 he helped open the New Braunfels to Fredericksburg wagon road and later served at Fort Concho. His court faced a famous clash over a Mexican woman and a beef neck incident ended by a harsh but lawful remedy. The story recalls his fearless justice and a later federal building near Fort Concho.
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San Angelo
Tex
Judge Preusser
New Mexico
Texas
Junilee
Peace
J. G. Preusser
Germany
Lone Star
New Braunfels
Fredericksburg
Fort Concho
Little Byttle
Judge Prevaser
Roy Bean
Kin Cabin
Pecos
Judee Preugeer
Trate
Cistriet
Prousser
Buffalo Range
Ned
Conchon
Committee Says It's Plain Case of Stealing
Washington May 7 The house committee on expenditures of treasury department issues an adverse report on the proposed investigation into shortages at the subtreasury nodes in St Louis. It asserts no responsibility attaches to the assistant treasurer Atkin for the shortage, labeling the cases as plain theft by those in immediate touch with the finances of the subtreasury.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Houe Committee
Treasury Department
House
Howe
Et Louis
Atkin
Thous
Can Secure Divorce. Kansas City Case Dismissed
Kansas City Mo May 6 Judge L OC True in the district court of Wyandotte county held that non residents can secure divorces in Kansas if service is possible in the state. The action was alimony related, involving Mrs Margaret BE Randolph of Covington Ind against H G Randolph, a Kansas City resident. The defense argued neither party resided in Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kansas
L. OC
Wyandotte County
Margaret BE
Randolph
Covington
Tnd
H. G. Randolph
Rendolph
Kanaan
Oia
Republicans Gather at Claremore Tuesday Feast of Candidates
Claremore Oklahoma May 10 marks a major Rogers County Republican gathering with prominent state Republicans slated to attend. Gov. candidates J B Ferguson C G Jones and Ed Clark are to speak along with State Chairman Jim Harris and other officials.
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Claremore Okla
Rogers County
J. B. Ferguson
Watonga
C. G. Jones
Oklahoma City
Farmers Meet to Oppose Constitution Repeal
A large gathering at West Cabin school house Saturday night showed strong community interest in opposing the repeal of article 9 section 8 of the state constitution. Additional meetings are scheduled at Witt school house Friday night and Wayaldo tonight, with non partisan discussion invited.
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West Cabin School House
Witt School House
Wayaldo
Roosevelt in Berlin trip mired by bronchitis brief flare
Roosevelt left for Berlin on a special train in a joking mood though he ran a slight fever last night. Doctors warn of a light bronchitis while he maintains he is up to the trip. In Oklahoma City, a separate note: charter commission supporters claim fraud, 68 vote margin, a $500 reward is posted for arrests and conviction.
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Associated Prong
Stockholm
Roosevelt
Berlin
Germany
Oklahoma City
Okla
Charter Committee
Latmore and Leigh Stock Company to Tour City Big Tent
A famed Latmore and Leigh Stock Company opens Monday in their large tent theatre with 25 dramatic and vaudeville artists. They present metropolitan stage hits at popular prices 10 20 and 30 cents with free ladies admission Monday when accompanied by a paid ticket. A strong vaudeville bill accompanies acts throughout the evening. Reserved seats available at Owl store.
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Latmore and Leigh Stock Company
Fta
Gio
Car Men Accept Scale At Meeting In St Joseph
At a meeting lasting until four o'clock this morning the Street Car Men's Union accepted the wage scale. The agreement includes a one cent an hour raise through January 1911 and a further half cent after that.
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Associated Pres
St. Joseph
Street Car Men's Union
Resolutions of Respect for J L Spalding
Vinita Oklahoma May 6 Vinita Code No 7961 Modern Woodmen of America resolutions deplore the untimely death of neighbor J L Spalding in the prime of life We extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family and order mourning draping of the urn with a copy of these resolutions shared with the family and posted among the lodge members
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Vinita, Okin
Woodmen of
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Jenkins Anniqunges
Congress
The
Texas Frontier
Glaremore
Armers
Louis Bagby
Hassell Building
F. L. Marney
Riddles Barn Vinita, Oklahoma
W. Day
Empire Block
O. C. Heidtman
Vinita, Oklahoma
William T. Rye
Law Room
Scott Blag
E. A. Stubblefield
Scott Building
Vinita, Olin
W. B. Depue
Court House
Lewis Rogers
Undertaker
Hoth
Minkt
Hinshaw Plumbing Co
Hoffman Bros, Music CO
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