Whitlow Trial Progresses With Mother's Testimony
At Hammel Whitlow trial for the murder of May Sapp, Mrs. Sapp testified about the events of the night, describing her daughter leaving the house and being found dead in the yard. The mother wept during recounting, and defense and court officials paused as she recovered.
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Samuel Whitlow
Fay Lamp
Latorte
Yad
Trive Hills
Ageinet
Agam
Grant Fury
Andres Melgeliin
Manafivid
Puller
Lee Helgelwin
Thaw Divorce in New York Headlines and May Events
Citizens report Thaw family actions seeking Evelyn Thaw divorce terms in New York as part of ongoing divorce proceedings. Melbourne and St Joseph notes mention government and disaster items, with labor wage concerns and casualty context from local events and school incident coverage.
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New New York
Evelea
Harry K. Thaw
Bt Joseph
Iimprove Benoo
St Joseph
Collinwood
Tate Fife
Fire at Lake Contrary claim editor in Missouri town
A local editor in Springfield Missouri was found dead early Friday after a fire at Lake Contrary. The tragedy follows a Thursday night incident. authorities suspect arson and investigate the cause as residents mourn theloss of the editor of the Utmost Journal.
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Lave
Lake Contrary
Uuniboe
Joeeah
Springfield
Ularepee Peal
Ayrere Ot
Uttweit Late Journal
Telegraphic Briefities From A Troubled Era
A collage of terse notes reports thefts famine and political moves. Mentions secretary of war vacancy and a United Liberia delegation. Describes a failed bank invasion arrest and a senate action on vetoes. Notes plant damage from a disaster and multiple lawsuits or investigations pending.
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Mins
Helen Tatt
Davahir
Crcretary of War
Gredwate
Mawra
Ebow Sindow
Mettian Kasay
Beacom
Turkeges
Megreee Beeen
Repunine
Liberia
Pwhlishet
Eertone Aif
Ferenie Nasurine
Invernations Bank
Coal
Tm Tan Lala
Chinbura
Senate
Preston
Tate
Cross examination of Mrs Sapp in Kansas murder case
Mrs Sapp faced two hours of questions from the defense about the Moran fatality in Kansas. She answered without faltering as the attorney pressed on relation of May Sapp’s dress, the cloth and alleged self harm, while jurors heard about the alleged labor of the death scene and the contested evidence from the prosecution.
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Kansas
Tole
Kan
Moran
Eenghette Macner
Mise Happ
Athoreey
Oyler
Juda Onear
The Spurious Congress
A July first mark looms with 1,000,000 atteans on July 1, 190%, revealing borrowings for running expenses. The article condemns tariff stasis on wood pulp and print paper, currency legislation, and the President’s claimed military supremacy over civil power. It laments sins of commission and omission, urging the American people to heed an early adjournment.
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Iwood
Lange
Wall Street
Congress
Grandma Summers Taken From Home by Cap West and Brown
Report from Bluejacket News states Captain West and J L Brown of Muskogee removed Grandma Summers from her property on Monday. The move followed a prior filing by another woman who previously held the claim.
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Capt. West
J. L. Brown
Muskogee
Grandma Summers
Bluejacket News
Land Rights and Property Changes Across the Region
The notice describes forthcoming land ownership changes within sixty days, allowing outright purchase of lands previously held under ongoing claims. It notes clear titles, future home construction, and shifting rights due to new improvements, with emphasis on ownership opportunities and anticipated development.
First Hay Crop and Market Moves in Blue Jacket News
Harvesting begins this week with the first growth of hay and alfalfa promising strong yields. Prairie hay and alfalfa are expected to be shipped to northern markets in the coming weeks as farmers plan to stop cars for transport and boost sales. The article also notes Taft supporters confident of nomination while anti Taft factions foresee defeat, with delegations and committee influence shaping the result.
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Wiest
Taft
Three brothers arrested for Arpelar post office robbery
Police report three brothers were taken into custody on robbery charges after the Arpelar post office break in. A local figure questioned who said someone was getting too thick with kinfolks.
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Arpelar
Red Men Organize Amid Odd Fellows Assembly
About 80 pale faces took the three degrees and more joined the Buffington Tribe No.22 Order of Redmen at the Ghent Junior Barn. Officers were elected including Prophet H. B. Ridenhour Sachem T. J. Smiley and Keeper of Wampum C Smiley. A banquet followed at the Cobb hotel as tempers and plans for the lodge were laid.
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Smiley
Ben Anderson
W. B.crawford
A.J Seamaster
Cobb Hotel
Oklahoma court to sell estate by private sale
State court orders sale of estate assets by private sale pending further proceedings. Hearing set for May in county court. publication required in a newspaper of general circulation in the city where the case is pending. General sale compliance and statutory requirements noted.
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State OF
Oklahoma
Uewanda
Emery
Uae
Cowaty
Notice of Public Sale and Answer Deadline
NOTICE OF PU Sa sad defendapt. James II will take notice that he has taken for the See Bamed court for o sad geet anewer the petition if hereto ty and pred, on or before the ten day of July, term, of said Selitvon all te taken as the aed vdugent for seid plaintit, ay pra for iy said parities will be rendered and greeted theo & oarias weal Attorners for Piauntit ul bon reewan fete of (he Tetry Court.
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Berns Deevetet
Cipde Square
Piaintit
Maud Stuart
Peton
Jane A. D
Orlahoma
James II
Petition for Guardian Sale of Real Estate
A petition filed seeks court approval to appoint a guardian to sell lands described in the petition. It states reasons for sale and orders a hearing on the specified June date at ten in the forenoon, requiring all interested parties to appear and show cause why the guardian should be authorized to sell the property. A copy of the order is to be served as required.
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Willem
Joe
Real Tate
Jan Kean
Eble
Tereby
Stile
Stiener
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