States Choose Officials in 38 States on November 8
Report on the forthcoming elections across 38 states on November 8 notes governor and state offices, supreme court judges, and railroad commissioners up for vote in several states with multiple party tickets. It lists where Congressmen, constitutional amendments, and suffrage measures will be decided, highlighting Oregon, Oklahoma, and Texas as places with initiatives and referendums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cijeage
Supreme Court
Maine
Vermont
Aruanage
Georgia
Maryland
Mistlesippi
Wirciois
West Virginia
Okewtee
Masse
Veropt
Indiana
Alabasm
South Carolina
Liquisiana
Independent League
New York
Industrial
Uchket
Petinay
People's Independent
Toop-Tuliet
Nebraska
American Party
Ant) Morinen
Utah
Gunther of Upkete
States
Louisiana
Florida
Kentucky
North Carolina
Idaho
Nevada
Washington
Wyoming
Alabama
California
Colorado
Delaware
Iowa
Kansas
Toovana
New Hampshire
New Jersy
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Illinois
Masachusetta
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Texas
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Montana
Tennester
Tab
Winconkie
Eoclalier Labor Party
Piorida
Mivsoer
Wis
Inner Ratcliff Store Boosts Staff With Key Appointments
Haine Skinner and Harry Lumpkin completed a significant deal in Vinita by joining the Ratcliff store. Jat only next, Mr Sklonae will manage the dry goods department, bringing years of experience from the Marda dine McKittrick Dry Goods company of St. Louis. Lumpkin leads as head clerk at Jumbo department, while Sklonae’s return strengthens the store’s seasoned sales team. The Ratcliff store, long a prominent Vinita business, aims to boost its standing with these two new members and continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haine Skinner
Harry Lumpkin
Ratcliff
Sklonae
Governor Stubbs Defends Kansas Slan dered State Reform
Kansas Governor W R Stubbs told a Convention Hall audience that Kansas has no open saloons and challenged liquor interests to name one. He traced prohibition’s progress, noting full prohibition since 1909, and tied liquor to crime while defending Kansas’s law and reputation.
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Kansas City
Convention Hall
W. R. Stubbe
Kanaae
Kansan City
Kankas
Kanue
Kanues
Stubba
Kansas
Strike may spread as Teamsters threaten wider walkout
The express business is nearly at a standstill as 18 more drivers and helpers join the strike. The Teamsters president said he would organize all express drivers nationwide and call a countrywide walkout if needed to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Teamsters
Suffrage Restriction Highlights State Civil Rights Debate
Oklahoma Oklahoma City legislative debate centers on suffrage restrictions and the legacy of Jim Crow style electoral rules. Col. Arendell cites enforcement success and claims of white political stability while discussing North Carolina and Virginia precedents. The article notes the influence of literacy tests, grandfather clauses, and the federal court's hesitance to strike down state qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Atendell
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Virginia
Supreme Court
United States
Col.Arendell
State Institute For the Blind
Venegro
Institution For
Raleigh
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate by Guardian
In Nowata County Oklahoma the guardianship of James F. Hurd a minor is reviewed by guardian George Hurd. A petition to sell ward real estate is set for hearing November 12 1910 at 10 oclock am. A copy of the order will be published for four weeks in Nowata Star and Vinita Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oklahoma
Nowata County
James F. Hurd
George Hurd
Ward
Ward Ua
Nowats Star
Nowata
Vinita Jentottatn
Vinita
Bert van Leuvan
Oklahoma and Missouri face pivotal Valley race clash
Oklahomans show special interest as Missouri meets Oklahoma in a key football game in Joplin on October 28. A Missouri Valley Conference berth could hinge on the result, with emphasis on Oklahoma’s near advancement toward the coveted spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Joplin
University of Missouri
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Rogers County Oklahoma
Notice is given that under an order of the County Court of Rogers County Oklahoma dated October 12 1910 the guardian of Paul J Tiff a minor will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to confirmation by the County Court on or after a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Rogers County
State of
Oklahoma
Paul J. Tiff
Rogers
Said
Kate Iliff
Craig County
Luther G. Rowe
Washington County
Co. C. Roberts, Guardian
Parker, Rider & Brown
Hig Attorneys
County of
Craig
Samuel Zeigier
Charlotte Zeigler
Jeremiah Zeigler
Theo. D. B. Frese
Cousty
Vinita
Crate
Samuel Zelgier
Theo
D. B. Frear
Henry W. Zeigler
Guardian
Private sale of Luther G Rowe minor lands in Oklahoma
Guardian announces private sale of the Luther G Rowe estate in Washington County Oklahoma. The bid date is November 7 1910 at 1 30 PM in Craig County Court room. Written bids with a one third certified check are to be left with the County Court Judge.
Guardianship sale petition for minor ward LeRoy Hurd
In Nowata County Oklahoma guardian LeRoy Hurd and Ivan Hurd petition for sale of the ward s real estate. A hearing is set for November 12 1910 at 10 o clock in the morning to determine order for sale and reasons stated in the petition.
Court notice for Ward sale of real estate in Vinita Oklahoma
At 10 oclock am an appearance is required for all persons interested to show cause why part of the ward s real estate should be sold to satisfy an order. Three copies of a decree are to be issued, and the Bowsts ear of Chieftain of Vinita Oklahoma. Bert Van Leuvan. Dated October 12 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Bowsts Sear
Nowata
Oklahoma
Vinita
Bert van Leuvan
Land sales and legal notices from Craig County Oklahoma 1910
Public notices for private land sales of minor guardians in Craig County Oklahoma list properties belonging to Samuel Zeigier Charlotte Zeigler and Jeremiah Zeigler and invite sealed bids with certified checks. Also published are a Cherokee National Bank v Mose Riley suit notice and an estate sale hearing on Mat Sue Day with guardianship details and notice requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Orale Odents
Cherokee National Bank
Plaintiff
Mose Riley
Craig County
Oklahoma
North Range
Order to Show Cause on Guardian for Sale of Real Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma the County Court orders a hearing on November 21 1910 for guardian William A Day Jr to obtain an order of sale of real estate for the support and education of a minor. Notice to interested parties via publication in Craig County papers over successive weeks before the day of hearing.
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Emmatt Skinner
Inter
Stubbs
Teamsters Brotherhood
Oklahoma City
Ofte
Ilintnetes
Enatast Regiene
Deakd
Aresired
Ofiabesas City
Clen
Eetreme Coer
Republiar
Az Commerate
Tno
Ce Ee
Paul
Ee Ee
West
Exzard & Holtzenguardian
The
Guarian
LeRoy Hurd
Ivan Hurd
Jward
Riddle
Mat Sue Day
William A. Day
Mattie Sue Day
Section
Township
Range 20
Jin Vinita
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
Orn
Qzotsi
Vv. Roberts
Craig Corny Oklahoma
Willan
William A. Day, Jr
Saly
Okterio
Vinita Weekly
Frear
County
Judee
Steve
Saqe
Redead
Wbave
Wheeler
Visennering Bank
Paris
Fepsim
Peete
Ecru
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Chicago
Ill
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