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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
4
Tax-payers urged to meet half due time amid critique
The draft notes a debate over tax collection in November, urging citizens to pay the first half by November 20, warning delinquency leads to full amount due and tax sale. It condemns the legislature for a harsh deadline and partisan tactics, urging fair time for payment and criticizing political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Wheat crop in Delaware County notes Morrison delivery
The Delaware County News reports Morrison of Clears delivered to Grove S filling company, noting a light week for the county’s tent wheat crop due to rain. The wheat was clean, tested at 61 percent, with about 800 bushels in the crop and Morrison realized a price of one wheaper per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Clears
Grove Sfilling Company
Delaware County News
Notice of meeting and application for patronage
Notice states that due to the committee, on December 16 a new schedule and subsequent steps will be available. It asks to apply to the Governor of the Bas of Okis for patronage or preference. Dated November 17, 1917, by Bert Doulehrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betas ! Sereby
Bae
Okis
Parton
Pero
Bert Douelehrad
Republican Reform Impos sible in Taft Era Critique
Norfolk Pilot argues reform is impossible under Republican leadership, faulting Taft era policies and protections that sustain the party’s era of governance. It asserts only an external remedy can restore public welfare, urging readers to seek broader political change. One dollar subscription to The Weekly Chieftain extends to end of 1912.
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Marie Antoinette
Martheotomer
Henry the
Streda
Hinter Lane
Physiciian
Beter
Aelt
Woodrow Wilisa
Bse
Taft
Norfolk
Ten Reversals of Cases From Lower Courts of the State
The report details multiple appellate decisions across counties. It notes reversals and remands in cases from Ottawa Oklahoma and other counties, including Eastman Land and Investment vs Long-Bell Lumber, Eldridge vs Compton, and Walter vs Crenshaw Merrell, among others. It cites Judge Ames and Judge Sharp opinions, with holdings on promissory notes, notes alterations, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wroes & Luge
Alowst & Ac
Ernest
Geerrestat
Ulstrepesoe
Leferr
James E Halter
Murat
Howe Radeer
Sweelien
Jamuerr
Howe
Hiss
Justice Hayes
Supreme Coor
Sharpe
Otemlgee Ovenry
Hughes
Theis
Peeline Baller
McNer
Trecourt
Tand Company
Seqeoyah Cowntr
Board of Rounty Commissioners
Peretti
Judes Ames
Comminsion
Carter County
Robertson
Coalgate
Mullen
W. C. Rudistit
Ducheiff
Ames
Eastman Land and Investment Company
Long-Bell J Lumber
M. L. Alexander
LeFlore County
van Arsdale- Onburne Brokerage Company
T. N. Patterson
Comanche County
D. M. James
Washington
Jackson
C. E. Trumbo
Wag
Muskogee Chosen for Next Cost Conference
Muskogee selected as the meeting place for the Southwest Cost Conference with Oklahoma City as a candidate. Officers named include G. Mu Both of Wichita as president and Harry Bowman of Muskogee as vice president. The next convention date is set for November 1912. A Philadelphia speaker promoted the standard simplified cost system for printers, noting high capital and low profits in printing before the system. A banquest closed the event with 200 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crasene City
Muskogee
Erese
Oklahoma City
Hansas City
Congress
G. Mu Both
Wichita
Harry Bowman Muskogie
C. P. Meloy
Joplin
HD. Harmon
Independence
Kans
Fred Thomas
M. Cook
Olahama City
E. P. Greer
Winfield
J. T. Moore
Pittsburg
Kane
W J. Weiss
C. A. Connells
W. B. Anthony. McAlester
Messrs
United Typothetae Association
Eror
Lee Huckins Hotel
Missouri man Cravens identified in Guthrie as fugitive
General Frank Canton and Deputy Marshal Goris Madsen visited the federal jail in Guthrie to confirm that Charles Maust, released five days earlier from Missouri state prison, is Ben Cravens the Oklahoma outlaw indicted since 1900 for the Red Rock postmaster murder. Cravens is kept in solitary confinement with restricted visitors while the inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okio
Frank Canton
Oklahoma National Guards
Goris Madsen
Charles Maust
Missouri State Penitentiary
Ben Cravens
Oklahoma
Alvin Batemen
Red Rock
Cravens
United States
Embry
Bert Welty
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