Mrs McGuire Granted Divorce in Guthrie Trial
November 18 Guthrie Oklahoma Mrs Mary Hird McGuire wife of congressman from the First Oklahoma district and Republican leader in the state was awarded a divorce on grounds of cruelty and neglect. She testified to violence and harsh language supported by neighbor Mrs Bolton. The couple married November 21 1894 and have no children. McGuire to seek renomination while two thirds of his estate goes to her and she keeps the Pawnee home.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mry. Hird &. McGuire
Congress
Oklahoma
Oise
McGuire
B. A. Bolton
Pawnee
McGuires
McQuire
Congess
Pinst
Muskogee trip eyed for Ada high school football clash
Ada citizens petition the corporation commission to force Frisco and Oklahoma Central to build a union station in Ada. A refund of 25.90 on freight for Sam Rowley’s merry-go-round prompted praise for the commission. Vinita plans a support trip to a Missouri Kansas football game in Kansas City at Thanksgiving.
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Muskogee
Guthrie, Okio
Ada
The
Corporation Commission
Frisco Railroad
Oklahoma Central Railroad
Sam Rowley
Chandler
Shawnee
Wellston
Rowley
Mr. Rowley
Missouri
One Glue for Officers 10 Follow Otama City Case
Otama City Oklahoma November 14 The discharge of Maude Geck after proving an alibi and the state’s acknowledgment of Kryder’s corroborated testimony shift emphasis to Nathan Steele’s testimony. Steele described Gannon ascending the Campbell building elevator with a tall woman in a dove costume, Merry Widow hat and dark vest, a burmette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otama City
Okla
Maude Geck
Et Lody
M Kryder
Kansas
Oklahoma City
R. D. Gannon
Nathan Steele
Campbell Building
Gannon
Steele
Comptroller Calls for Bank Statements from National Banka
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of business of the National Banka at the close of business November 16. The call covers all Vine It banks in good condition and will soon make public the banks’ era of unprecedented prosperity since the last statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Comptroller of
National Banka
Jersey Cow Enthusiast Visits Windsor Herd
W R Spann of Dallas Texas famed Jersey cattle club leader stopped at Windsor place to inspect A L Churchill's fine Jersey herd and meet notable cows associated with the American Jersey cattle club.
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Jersey
W. R. Spann
Dallas
Tex
Jersey Cattle Club
American
Jersey Islands
A. L. Churchill
Windsor Place
Bank Law Debate Sparks Partisan Fire in Local Speech
A listener argues against a bank guaranty law backed by Republicans and the national bank system. He cites Columbia Trust and Uncle Sam backing, mocks supporters, notes reading bank failure reports, and praises Democrats while criticizing the “Biological Garden of Cranks” description.
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Chieftain
Thin Columbia Trust Company
National Bank
Sam
Piper
Bob Ones
Columbia Trust Company
Col. Hooley Bell
Prison guards dismissed after federal investigation
Leavenworth Kan Nov 19 An investigation into the federal prison’s affairs led by Special Examiner A B Bielank resulted in the dismissal of Guards Harry Sullivan and W 46 Deveniah by order of Attorney General Wickersham. The Civil Club meets Saturday November 20 at 2 30 with Mrs J W Orr leading. new officers will be elected and all members urged to attend.
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Leavenworth
Kana
Federal
A. B. Bielank
Harry Sullivan
W. 46
Deveniah
Wickershaw
J. W. Orr
Aecome New Dillcera
Firot Annual Elks Minstrel Proves Grand Success
True to every promise the Firot annual Elks minstrel drew one of the largest audiences at the Auditorium. Director Jon Bren of Kansas helped train local talent for the show, with standout numbers from Fred Woodard, J. E. Buffington, Lewry Rogers, and Pat Mahoney. The program blended skits, musical numbers, and a burlesque court, ending with a reception and praise for Vinita lodge no 1162 BPOE.
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Jon Bren
Kansas Oley
Blits
Bren
Mr. Bren
Fred Woodard
J. E. Buffington
D. W. Bottenfield
Lewry Rogers
Harry Lumpkin
BE. L. Orr
Pat Mahoney
Joe R. Hall
Joseph H. Butler
Palm Beach
Florida
Vinita
Davidson
Bane
Makeney
Blakeney
Butler
Mike Minettela
Vinita Lodge
Total Wage
Mesers
Woodard
Clio
Thelanging
Gertrude Hoffman
Sherbert
Orr
Vinita B. P.O. B
Contempt Fined in Brackett Court Disruption Case
William Higlind a lawyer was fined twenty five dollars and held in jail for contempt after a drunken disorderly incident near Brackett Court. He is charged with contempt of court for attempting to influence a witness and for disrupting proceedings as he sought to testify. He remains in custody awaiting further action.
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Brackette’ Court
William Higlind
Lentight
England
Brackett
Additional Locals From Monday’s Daily News
Local brief notes list several names and movements. Alderman W. H. Alderman of Joplin is here seeking a location. J. O. Jacob of Weldon? is transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. Perdbitter accepted a pox ton at the Dom Myers store. Mink Allivon of McAlester near Mivn Pauline Kelley Jidge and Mom Le Parker returned from Springfield. Charley Watts of Willoger was en route to Miami. Mrs. RC Peetibon left for a visit. WL Caney, Kars Mee, We Bo Havel, Eva Halsall, and Dr. FM Adams with Robert Lane were in town from various nearby places including Bix Cabin.
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W.H. Alderman
Joplin
Jacob
Weleetha
Perdbitter
Dom Myers
Mink Allivon
McAlester
Mivn
Pauline Kelley Jidge
Mom le Parker
Springield
Shelton Will
Charley Watts
Willoger
Miami
Peetibon Lepven
Eva Halsall Jott
New York
Dr FM
Adama
Robert Lae
Bix Cabin
Labor leaders granted stay until November 29
The DC Court of Appeals granted a stay until November 29 on issuing the mandate sending Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor to jail for contempt of the DC Supreme Court in the Buck s Store and Rangeenne case. The stay follows a labor leaders counsel request to file for a writ of certiorari with the US Supreme Court. In the meantime the case remains pending. The article also notes a separate college football result and local property transaction.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. DC
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of
Buck's Store
Rangeenne
United States
Effort to Remove Joint Hangers-On in Police Court
A police court session revealed three millivod Indians charged with drunkenness. All pled guilty as Justice Foxter, filling in for Judge Byrd, laments a rising nuisance of hangers-on in city joints living off intoxicated victims. Authorities lack solid evidence but vow to curb the alleged parasitic network.
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Justice Foxter
Byrd
Thay Star
Final time for objections extended in Eastern Cherokee case
Court records extend the filing of exceptions to November 16 1908 at 4pm in the Eastern Cherokee claims under the 1896 treaty. Special Commissioner Guion Miller reports on enrollment questions and criteria for descendants of treaty parties, with guidance on who may be enrolled and how final decisions will be reconsidered.
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James
Devensport
Davenport
Ray
Vinita
Oklahoma
Court of Claims
Guion Miller
Court of Crime
United States
Cherokem Vx
Staten
Galen Miller
Claips
Wade
Erss
Uni
Wis
Local News Briefs From Afton Area
From Monday's damy Miss Lela Williams of Afton visits sister Mrs Will Walkley. Bukridge left for Ovenge Texas to spend the winter. The infant son of Mr and Mrs WH Thompson southeast of town died yesterday. Centrice Denham Eunice Powell and Clara Justies were here from Adair Mrs Seymour of Kushaw City visiting BN Rate family. Anos Steiinbarter and wife plan a two week trip to Chattanooga. Jim Webb returned from Pryor. J W Tiedaley was in Sapulpa this morning and Mrs Charley Melton of Tadd were here to play.
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Lela Williams
Afton
Mre
Will Walkley
de C
Bukridge
Ovenge
Tex
Mir
Mis
WH Thompson
Centrice Denham
Eunice Powell
Clara Justies
Adair Mra
Seymour
Kushaw City
Laa Boen
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Citiens
Amall Town
Shattuck
FIROT
ELKS
Justice Brackett
LABOR
Sooners
Dallas A. & M. College
George Fitleytos
L. W. Houk
Min
Albert Milton Odell
Annie Mabel Car-penter
Stnee
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