Oklahoma Defeats Washburn 27 to 6 on Boyd Field
Oklahoma Sooners overpower Washburn 27 6 at Boyd field in Norman. Courtright stars as Oklahoma builds early lead with two touchdowns and a field goal, while Washburn misses scoring chances near the goal line. Weather mild with a brisk northwest wind and a large 1 500 crowd including 500 visitors.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Washburn College of
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Ling
Oklahoma
Sons of
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Benumb
Boyd Field
Sooner
University
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Moss
Weeden
Reeds
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Tomlinson
Scriber
Wisconsin
Lantry
Notre Dame
Sheiner
Northwestern
Alley
Harvard
Three divorces granted by Judge Preston Davis
Three divorces were granted by Judge Preston 8. Davis in the district court this morning. In the case William C. Mardon vs Mama Mardon abuse and extreme cruelty is charged. The petition alleges threats to kill and injure livestock and public and private abuse for alleged adultery. Decrees: William C. Mardon from Mama Mardon, Minnie N. Davis from William Davis, Edith Hawkins from Eugene Hawkins.
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Preston
Davis
Gin
William C. Mardon
Mama Mardon
Minnie N. Davis
William Davis
Edith Hawkins
Eugene Hawkins
Bryan Says It's Ten Years Late
Norfolk Neb Oct 28 William Jennings Bryan returned from Minnesota to Nebraska and spoke here He said he was glad to see the suit against the United States Steel Trust begun but added it should have started ten years ago He argued the case is equity not criminal and criticized the Supreme Court decisions in Standard Oil and tobacco as preventing criminal punishment of trust magnates He also asserted the court was packed to uphold such outcomes and that the public will now grasp that meaning.
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Norfolk
Neb
William Jennings
Bryan
Minnesota
Nebraska
United States Steel Trust
Supreme Court
Resolution of Appreciation for Pastor and Family
Members of Home and Foreign Missionary Societies express heartfelt appreciation for the pastor and his family. They acknowledge God’s providence in his move to new labor, note the sadness of departure, and praise the pastor and Sister Cantrel for faithful work. They trust God’s blessings will follow them wherever they go.
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Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Cantrel
Autoists Must Pay Tax in Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City reports 28 State Highway Commissioner Sidney Suggs is mailing 2000 notices to automobile owners statewide. The tax of 1 per vehicle is delinquent and the good roads department will begin collection actions if not paid promptly. There are about 4000 autos in the state and roughly half have not paid when due.
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Oklahoma City
Sidney Suggs
Good Roads Department
Oklahoma
Davis Signs Contract to Manage Cleveland Team in 1912
Harry Davis former Athletics first baseman and Connie Mack ally will manage the Cleveland Americans in 1912. He arrived from Philadelphia to confer with Cleveland executives and arrange residence in Cleveland. Davis succeeds George Stoval, who may be traded. Stoval had lifted Cleveland from sixth to third place in 1911.
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Harry Hy
Davis
Athletics
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Charlies Somers
Barnard
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Mack
George Stoval
Deacon Jim" McGuire
Stoval
National Progressives Report on Popular Government Moves
Senator Bourne Jr outlines progress on reform efforts across states. Initiative and referendum measures have been adopted in several states. legislatures have indorsed others for voter submission. The Oregon plan for direct senatorial elections and party primary voting is expanding to multiple states with specific dates listed.
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National Progressive Republican League
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Chief Bender May Get Oklahoma Allotment
Gathrie Okla Oct 10 Chief Bender who won two of three World Series games against the New York Giants may receive a land allotment in the Cherokee or Osage nation. An Interior Department inquiry previously examined enrollment for Bender who is partly Chippewa and born in Minnesota.
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Gathrie
Okla
Chief Bender
New York Giants
J. H. Pollock
Interior
Washington
Muskogee
Tahlequah
Bender
Chippewa
Minnesot
United States
Oklahoma
Osage Nation
Pawhuska
Pawnee
Osages
Fatal shooting after arrest attempt near Cathay
Deputy Sheriff Turney shot Griffin after Griffin pointed a rifle during an arrest attempt at Cathay four miles north of Hufaulu. The party responded to rumors of trouble at a dance with Undersheriff Urayson and Deputies Kilgo and Henry Kilgo. Griffin was fatally wounded. authorities expect more trouble as they monitor the situation.
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Mitaita
Henry, Iifit, & Negro
J. 4
Turney
Cathay
Hufaulu
Griffin
J. W. McCune
Walter ‘Urayson
Henry Kilgo
Henry Griffn
Turtey
McCune
Aviator Rodgers Reaches El Paso
Coast to coast aviator P Rodgers arrived in El Paso Sunday afternoon after a landing near the special train and a brush landing two miles north of Port Hancock where he repaired his machine himself. He completed the 142 miles to El Paso in 140 minutes, attended the bull fight in Tinner Mexico, and plans to leave for Tucson, Arizona after a general overhaul.
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el Paso
Tex
C. P. Rodgers
Washington Park
Southern Pacific
Rodgers
Port Hancock
el Pash
Mexico
Tucson
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice is given that under an order of the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma the guardian of Alta Theurer a minor will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to court confirmation. Sale to occur after November 13 1911 at 10 o clock a.m. in the County Court Room. Property description covers parts of Section 18 Township 24 North Range 21 East totaling about 80 acres. Bids must be in writing with 10 percent certified funds, sealed and mailed or delivered to the County Court at Vinita Oklahoma. Dated October 26 1911. Jas S Martin Jas S Davenport guardians attorney.
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Firat
Hiefair
Craig
Oklahow
Mare
Alia
County of
State of
Oklahoma
Twentyfour
Range Twentyone
Crater County
Vinita
Jasper
Martin
Chieftain
Polly Chuwalocky
Craig County
Louis N. Stivers
Grove
Oklo
Chic-A-Lee-Lee Chu-Wa-Looky
Best Investment For $1.75 The Youth's Companion Offer
A 1911–12 advertisement touts a one year subscription to The Youth's Companion for $1.75. It promises lasting value for families with athletic, domestic, and educational content for boys and girls, plus stories, notable articles, and a gift of a colored calendar for new 1912 subscribers.
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Companion
Youths Companion
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Order to Show Cause for Guardian Sale of Real Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma the County Court hears Effie M Adams guardian for Mollie R Carpenter minor petitioning for an order to sell real estate. The court finds it in the minor’s interest and orders further action to proceed.
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State of
Oklahoma
Craig
Mollie R. Carpenter
Effie M. Adams
Court orders sale of estate for heir's share in Vinita
On November day in 118, at 10 o clock a.m. the court in Vinita Craig County orders the sale of a deceased estate to satisfy heirs interests. A copy of this order must be published in the Vinita Chief newspaper for two consecutive weeks before the hearing. Judge FP Parks signs dated October 26th, 1811. Attorney FAS Davenport represents guardian.
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Sald
Eald
Eald Court
Vinita
Ald Craig
Cme
Parther
Vinita Chieftain
Craig County
Davenport
Guardian
Guardianship sale of minor’s real estate in Craig County Oklahoma
October 11 1911 Guardian announces sale to highest bidder private sale of undivided two thirds interest in NE quarter of NE quarter of Section 27 Township 26 North Range 20 East. Sale after November 4 1911 at 10 a m in County Court room. cash in hand subject to confirmation. bids in writing with 10 percent deposit to Louis N. Stivers Grove Oklahoma.
Notice of private sale of Eliza Henderson estate in Craig County
October 9 1911 order of Craig County Court authorizes administrator Davis Hill to sell at private sale on October 30 1911 at 10 am real estate Lot 15 16 Block 129 Vinita and personal property including clock chairs dresser safe trunks and bed clothes. Bids must be in writing with certified check equal to one third of bid. Also describes fall season for Duke of France TAITAINMAP horses in Vinita with high prices and performance.
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Chieftain
Craig County
Oklahoma
Eliza Henderson
Vinita
Davis, Hill
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