Prohibitionists Mull Split Vote in Oklahoma Governor Race
Guthrie Okla May 23 The Anti Saloon League fears the fielding of multiple prohibition candidates in both major parties could divide the vote. George D Conger says efforts aim to assemble complete tickets with one pro prohibition candidate per office. If successful this could force a resubmission of prohibition questions amid a pending constitutional amendment.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Leane P. Ross
Anti Saloon League
Rosa
Nso
Frank P. Brearnk
Bhawnée
Okahoma
Goveror
Conger
Amuifalcon
Langie
Aly
League
Wny
Regular apportioned ballots to govern June election
Guthrie Oklahoma May 20 officials deny rumors that voting blocs seek extra ballots. State Election Board Secretary Linn says ballots are allocated by the general election standard from two years ago, with a 20 percent increase sent to each subdivision to cover population growth, ensuring no community gets more than its entitled share.
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Guthrie
Okla
Berretary Linn
State Election Board
Body of Late King Plague in Windsor
Windsor memorial service for the seventh Edward opens with the casket carried by bluejackets. King George in uniform and sash of the garter, with the German Emperor at his right and Duke Connaught at left, leads a royal procession watched by nine kings as the gun carriage and bell signal the solemn ceremony.
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Associated Preas
Windsor
Edward
King George
Duke Connaught
Grenadiers
George
Ballinger Gage Nearing End of Investigation Hearings
The Ballinger Pinchot inquiry closed its evidence taking as Brandeis prepared to cross examine Oscar Lawler and Fred Dennett. The committee adjourned to hear oral arguments next Friday. Lawler alleged Glavis lied and Brandeis sought papers from the land office but was blocked. The Interior Department used two agents to probe connections within the forest service. Patten expected to visit Grove to see her parents.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Brandies
Witneases
Hrandels
Root
Hague Arbitration Tribunal
Brandela
Oscar Lawler
Interior Department
L. R. Glavin
Ballinger
Fred D. Dennett
Landames Jol
Chicago
Lawler
Glavie
Clavie
Bod
Tnd
Southern California
Southern District of California
Glavis
Feld
Oakland
Department of Jusnce
Brandeis
Fle
Land Office
Tirandele Wild
Mallinger
Dennett
Met
Forest Service
Glavig
wMdavit
Board Increases Railroad Taxes in Guthrie Oklahoma
The Oklahoma state board of equalization raised all railroad property values by 10 percent for main tracks, boosting total railroad assessments to just over 20 million dollars. Track and related property now valued at 11,981,469, same as last year, while a prior 17,106,840 rise in main track value pushes overall totals higher. To avoid constitutional doubt, the board taxes main track property on an ad valorem basis under the old law, ensuring tax collection regardless of the legality ruling on the new revenue-based levy.
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Guthrie
Oklo
State Board of Equalization
Board To Bay
Young Files Answer to Writ of Mandamus in Oklahoma City
Guthrie May 1. Bank Commissioner A M Young through attorneys Ledbetter Stuart Bell filed an answer to the alternative writ of mandamus in the supreme court. He questions the state examiner’s authority to inspect his office and asserts he lacks qualifications to examine bank affairs. The document says bank commissioner’s funds come from private revenues and that public funds are not handled. It notes Columbia Bank and Trust Co is in liquidation under Creek and Oklahoma district court supervision and warns disclosure of debtor names could trigger bankruptcy and harm bank assets.
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Guthrie
Okla
A. M. Young
Ledbetter
Stuart & Bell
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Young
Charles A. Taylor
Tor
Columbia Bank and Trust Company
Creek
Oklahoma
Renswn
Aod
Wworthleas
Oxeminer
Muel
Anewer Lavutaron
Mrs Crawford 10 Give Recital On June 2
Mee Mrs W B Crawford and her innate pupils prepare a recital at the Auditorium on Thursday night June 2. The program features Msn Rheital Heaselberg, eminent Romanian violinist, who delighted Vinita audiences in January. Heaselberg praised by Kanawha City themes as among the best violinists heard in Vinita. Alan Heavelbers recently arrived from Retin, prize pupil in the Royal Conservatory.
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W. B. Crawford
Crawford
Mian Rheital Heaselberg
Ruimian
Alan Heavelbers
Retin
Royal Conservatory
Joachim
Meeting at Fields School House on State Constitution Amendment
A non partisan meeting at Fields School House discussed proposed Article 9 Section 9 amendment. Judge Frear of the city spoke as a principal speaker and attendees showed enthusiasm against railroad and corporate control.
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Fields School House
Howet
Judge Frear
Thin City
Hyde motion set for June 4 in Dr Hyde trial
Kansas City May 20 arg ument on the motion for a new trial in the case of Doctor B Clark Hyde has been set for Saturday June 4 The motion was filed by his counsel. The defense alleges error including admission of extraneous evidence about Thomas H Swope and the Swope family and other matters related to Hyde s trial The court is accused of prejudice and improper remarks by the judge and improper handling of evidence and witnesses A mysterious woman in black who attended the trial reappeared today and identified herself as Mrs J H Adkins but did not speak to Hyde.
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Kansas City
B. Clark Hyde
Ralph
Latshaw
Doctor Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Swope
New York
Lucy ‘Lee Swope
Thomas Swope
John G. Paxton
Moas Hunton
Pearl Kellar
Hunton
James A. Reed
Paxton
Virgil Conkling
Walter 8. Haines
Ludwig Hektonn
Victor ©. Vaughan
State Tt
Jovor le
Piselon
Supreme Court
Hyde
Bindk
Myde
Dreeeed al
Boy of twelve arrested on charge of murder
Topeka Kansas May 23 a Keepar aged twelve son of a farmer living twelve miles northwest of Topeka was arrested today for the murder of Arthur James aged nine son of a neighbor. The boys quarreled Sunday over a hat and the Keepar boy went home secured a rifle returned and shot the James boy while he was in the yard. The victim died within twenty minutes. Keepar confessed in full to the officers and was placed in the county jail in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kans
Keepar
Arthur James
Sunnday
Jamee
Ant
Seismograph Records Earthquake Near The Pacific
A tremor estimated four to five thousand miles away was detected by Georgetown University seismograph shortly after seven o clock this morning in Washington D C May 20.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Georgetown University
Oklahoma girl saved from attempted blood sacrifice by zealot group
Aline Oklahoma May 20 a 19 year old farmer girl was rescued as Henry Heinman and followers of his religious sect prepared to sacrifice her to avert Halley’s comet end of world prophecy. Sheriff’s posse intervened, Heinman jailed, others bound by fear of impending doom.
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Aline
Okla
Jane Warfield
Here
Alfalfa County Posse
Henry Heinman
Halley
Heinman
Heisman
Helniman
Certificate of Special Partnership in Vinita
First published May 1 1910 in the Chieftain. C J Elliott and F Gaston associate as special partners in Muterpli Grocery Company with capital 9100.00, principal business Vinita Oklahoma. Notarized statement confirms partners and dissolution notice to follow by May 11. Creditor notice warns to present claims in the matter of the estate of John D. Vinita Craig County Oklahoma.
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Chieftain
C. J. Eliott
Okahona
Idald Partnership
C. J. Willett
F. Gaeton
Vinita
Oklahoma
Notice of Estate and Hearing on Real Estate Sale
John 8 Martin deceased estate here specified creditors must present claims within six months from first publication. Charlotte C. Martin administratrix seeks court order to sell real estate as described, with hearing set for June 18, 1910 at 1 30 p m. Publication required in Vinita Weekly Chieftain for four weeks. Theod. D. B. Frear County Judge.
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John
Martin
Wald
Vinita
Craig
Bahoma
Gai Court
Said
Dee
Charlotte C. Martin
Chieftain
Craig County
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
Theo, D. B. Frear
Guardianship of Nora Cornsilk sale of lands order
In Delaware County Oklahoma County Court grants hearings for guardianship of Nora Cornsilk minor and Charley Haskell Cornwill. Petitions by Jeff D. Sexton guardian seek private sale of real estate as necessary, with hearings set June 6 and June 16 1910. Public notices published per law.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Delaware County
Nora Cornsilk
Jeff D. Sexton
Petity
Wilson N. Smith
Sparkhr
Rider & Brown
Guardian
Pirot
Tsuite
Charley Hankell Cornwill
Jef D. Sixton
Jef D. Sexton
Charley Haskell Cornaith
Marie
BON
Court of Parker
Rider
Brown
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