Deed Approvals Rush Foreseen Over Oklahoma Lands
Washington officials forecast a rush of requests to approve deeds to inherited lands of full Blood Indians in eastern Oklahoma following a supreme court ruling. Officials say many estates will need reconveyance and new restrictions. preparations for more contests and extended Indian land governance dominate discussions as Congress eyed relief. The session notes first Saturday action with the Arizona and New Mexico statehood resolution.
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Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Oklahoma
United States Supreme Court
McCumber
Paree Ee
Court of
Bambier
Ober
Cntil Congress
Department of Jestice
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Cspital
Arizona
New Mexico
Battle at CQusetia Near Federal Garrison Reported
A battle is described as ongoing twenty miles southeast of here at CQusetia between a federal garrison led by Ciumel Mice nis and rebels allied with Omel Zapata. Fugitives have arrived, and the streets are reported to be strewn with dead and wounded.
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Aswocla
Celarcavaca
Cqusetia
Here
Ciumel Micenis
Rebes Ander
Oklahoma City Banks to Consolidate Under Nation National Name
Oklahoma City May 20. The Oklahoma City Nation and State National banks, with a combined capital of 700000, will consolidate. The new bank will have capital stock 506000 and surplus 100000. Ed Cook and J L Wilkin of the State National retire. officers of the Nationa will run the combined bank, with A M Young retiring to join Newport bank and trust interests.
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Oklahama City
Oklahoma City Nation
State National Banks
Consolidated Bank
Ed Cook
J. L. Wilkin
State National
Oklahoma City Nationa
A. M. Young
Bark Rmemissioner
Oklahoma and
Texas
Big Newport Bask and Trust Companies
Lyons Acquitted In District Court Over Some Hay
In district court W L Lyons was acquitted of threatening a letter by mail during a dispute over hay. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty as Lyons sought to collect money from F A Briggs. The state case against John Williams ended with a guilty verdict and penalties.
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W. L. Lyons
Lyons
F. A. Briggs
John Wiliams
E. A Newton
Newton
Two Suffragettes Course in Spokane School Board Race
Mrs A P Fassett leader of the Woman's Non-Partisan Political League announces two members will seek seats on Spokane's school board in December. Grievances cited against the board and insurgent faction support for a candidate likely from Mrs Glack. Movement mobilizes women voters as early campaign chatter grows.
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Spokane
Wash
A. P. Fassett
Woman's
Shoot Board of
J_ Grier Long
Wastingtom Trust Company
A. W. Davieum ofScer
Spokane Bar Associatiem
Source
Fassett Sait
Informal Announcement of Peace Moves in Mexico
Juarez May 26 Dr Francisco Vasquez heads rebel peace commission says an informal peace announcement may come today after talks with Jorge Carbajal. Provisions on cabinet members reportedly satisfactory to rebels. Madero delays Mexico City trip until De Labara is provisional president.
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Juarez, Mex
Mexico
Aristice
Senor
Franceise Labata
Diaz Francisco Madero, Jr
Mexico Ciy
Secor le Labora
California
Madero
Senor de Labera
Mexican Congress
Mexico City
Representa
Congress
de Labara
Senor Madero
Department of Foreign Relations
Rascon
Senor Te Labara
Senor de Lebara
Recall Attack Renewed in House Amid Statehood Debate
In Washington DC on a November day, Democrat critics assailed the recall provision of the Arrioas constitution as unamendable while the House considered the statehood resolution. Missouri Democrat Bookes faced accusations of being influenced by railroads and major interests. Pickett questioned recall for Indes. Conseil and Humphreys voiced party strategies. Delegates noted Republican hopes for New Mexico statehood and Democrats delaying changes. Major figures like Wareer, Tinepes, and Jasper Mars were seen traveling to Omaha for bankers meetings.
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Republicas
Bookes
Missouri
New Metis
Art Polla
Pickett
Conseil
New Mexico
Arizseea
Humphreys
Mississippi de
Republice Pertr
Hs Aémiscice
House Resolutions Seek Army Contract Bids Records
Two house resolutions demand details on Army shoe contracts from 1909 to 1911 and recent bids. One asks whether contracts went to the lowest bidder and if weather tests were conducted. the other seeks names of firms and individuals securing new contracts over the past ten years and contract amounts, plus bid eligibility.
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Secretary of War
Feodorfer
Pennsylvania
Dickinson
Ames of Srms
Merer
Missouri Pacific machinists back to work after strike
Kansas City May 29. Most machinists at Missouri Pacific east coast shops who struck yesterday returned to work today. The company had alleged a strike breaker from St Louis, Bere Thomas, was removed. Officials said all men would be back Monday.
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Associates Press
Kansas City
Tec Bendred
Sftr
Missouri Pacife
Tottoms
St Lewis
Bere Thomas
Scha
Gusey Sells Fifty Three Tracts of Indian Land
District Indies Agent Maer H C Cupey conducted a morning sale of fifty three tracts of Indian land at the corner of Wise Street. Prices varied and some parcels drew stronger bids than appraisals as the sale proceeded.
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Gusey
District Indies
Maer H C. Cupey
Cormer
Wises
New State Bank Proposes 86000 Capital in Cherokee
Guthrie residents Ole May Mhedamen and J B Carteldeht with at Oot tree Te plan to reorganize the Menttry Btate Bank into Cherokee bank with 86000 capital. They expect to commence business by June 10 and outline plans to establish four banks in Cherokee including two state and two national banks.
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Guthrie, Ole
Wyman
J. B. Carteldeht
Oottree
Menttry Btate
Cherokee
Apples forecast harvest from Yakima valley early estimate
Spokane May 20 two thousand cars of apples will be harvested in the Yakima valley this year according to H P James secretary of the Yakima Commercial Club. Total production including peaches will reach about three thousand cars. Frost losses noted but crop outlook remains brighter than average. Eastern Washington Idaho Oregon and Montana report bright prospects for large crops of apples and tree fruits. Inland Empire wheat yield expected near 66 000 000 bushels due to protection and timely rains. M B Lionberger Robert L Chamberlin W C Woodall R N Nash attend good roads meeting at Welch this afternoon.
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Spokane
Waah
Yakima Valley
Apokane Chamber of Commerce
H. P. James
Yakima Commercial Club
James Adda
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Wwestern
Montana
Ism
Inland Empire
Aigh Ore Strike Near Ato Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an ore strike near Ato with reference to Meadame Jack and a 25 foot depth where hard flint is found. Mentions miners, Mr. Conard, and plans to organize with interest in prospects.
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Wich
Conard
Senate committee meets on seating of challenged senator
A Democratic steering committee meeting in Washington investigates a senator's seat eligibility amid charges of improper credentials. The Senate convened at two o clock to consider seating privileges, with Associated Press reporting from the capital.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Inei
Senate
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E Tinepes
Jasper Mars
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Eso
Wissouri Pacific
M. B. Lionberger
Robert L. Chamberlin
W. C. Woodall
R. N. Nash
Welch
Good Roads
Ato
George Raines
Galera Prif
WI Be Forres
Uraughon
Business College
Draughon’s
Draughon’s Practical Business College
Muskogee and
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