Vinita Building and Loan links three new roads in town
The Vinita Building and Loan association plans three more contracts after already funding three new routes in Vinita. Directors are local. aims to boost vacant property improvement and reduce home taxes. Citizens urged to join with a weekly dollar, funds redeemable and earning compound dividends. Headquarters: Cherokee Nations Bank. plans explained on request.
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Vinita Building & Loan Association
Vinita
Citmzen
Vihita
Tte
Vinita Muilding & Soa Association
Cherokee Nations Bank
Ith Mem
Fight Over Land Patent At Rock Oil Pool Reaches DC Court
Starr & Patten press a mandamus suit in the U S District Court for the District of Columbia seeking a patent to Winm J Twist and Herman Knight for fifty acres in the famous Plat Rock Oil pool. Tulsa injunction halts interference as Starr and Patten run the oil operation on twenty acres awaiting action. Patten travels from Tulsa to join Starr in Washington.
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J. Starr
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Starr & Patten
Secretary of the Interior
Winmim J. Twist
Herman Knight
Plat Rock
Stirr & Patten
Department of the Interior
Tulsa
District Court
Starr & Matten
Mr. Patten
Tulan
Washington
Starr
Taowday
Commission fines railroads for contempt in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma August 7 The corporation commission issued five orders fining the Banta Fe and Frisco roads for contempt. The Frisco is fined 100 dollars and costs on a Bartlesville Vitrified Brick Co complaint for charging excessive rates on a car of brick from Bartlesville to Avard. J J Durksen sues for 106 dollars for demurrage at Cordell. A car shipment unloading block is fined 100 dollars as consignee was not notified. J Chevalier gets 25 dollars and costs for failing to stop trains at Billie. Santa Fe fined 100 dollars for delaying a hog shipment Quinlan to Wichita. Hayworth Lumber Co complaint against Frisco and Santa Fe about lumber rates Hayworth to Gage is dismissed with costs paid by Frisco.
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Guthrie
Okla
Corporation Commission
Banta Fe
Frigen
Bartlesville Vitrified Brick Company
Bartlesville
Avard
J. J. Durksen
Cordell
Consignee
J. Chevalier
Bille
Santa Fe
J. ¥. McPadden
Quinlan
Wichita
Hayworth Lumber Company
Frisco
Hayworth
Gage Ia
Frisop
Insurance firm defies Oklahoma law say officials
Guthrie ade 8 Spank Commissioner A M Young sent to the attorney general records about the Providential Investment Co of San Antonio Texas a building and loan outfit refusing to follow Oklahoma law. The firm solicits in the south state offering five percent loans and will not appoint a resident agent submit to bank commissioners or provide required bonds or cash deposits. The attorney general will seek a court injunction to bar the company from doing business in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Commissioners Department
Mile
Oklahoma
Enraged Citizens Burn Body After Fatal Attack
Enraged residents in Soparion Georgia burned the body of a Black man after a fatal attack that seriously wounded two posse members. The mob action followed the incident as authorities and nearby residents feared further violence and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soparion
Posse
Clark
Tiee
County Seat Fight Denies Responsibility Amid Confusion
A chaotic county seat dispute prompts denial and affirmations from local officials as reports circulate about a possible incident. Meanwhile, a separate accident in Norton, Kansas injures a drag rat, with George Moulton fatally burned in a wood alcohol explosion.
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Associated Preas
Topeka
Kans
Aug. W
George Moulton
Norton
Lucky Bachelor 15 Besieged by Mail in Spokane
Edwin W. Hyde, a bachelor rancher from Willow Creek Washington, faces a flood of marriage proposals after winning a Western Montana event. Women from the Northwest, Midwest, and East send letters seeking to be his housekeeper. The postmaster warns of overwork as suitors multiply.
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Bpokane
Wash
Edwin W. Ftyde
Wilyo Won Creek
Wath
Montane
Mme
Momher
Northwest
Middle
Atatow
New York
Boston
Mike
Guthrie Bank Robber Captured at Boley
Guthrie bank robber Williams was arrested in Boley Oklahoma after a ten day pursuit. He is charged with robbing the Oklahoma State Bank of Guthrie on August 16, stealing $500 as the teller momentarily looked away. He is also wanted in Raine rs for stealing $2500 and in Oklahoma City where he allegedly robbed three banks. He was brought to Guthrie and jailed. Civil service exam results announced for local applicants C M Tipton J W Cowen Sota Campbell and I Green.
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Okla
Perey Willnns
Moley
Miles Emuth
Oklahoma State Bank of
Guthrie
Williams Ip
Oklahoma Cty
Sait
Kidnapping case moves to Topeka trial
Mccanstile Cove back 10 Kangas for their work in the Marian Bleakley kidnapping case left for Topeka to stand trial under Kansas officers. Attorneys did not delay habeas corpus hearings while Governor Hadley’s requisition proceedings proceed. Guthrie also discusses statewide agricultural education and the impact of the state university system on rural communities.
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Momppers
Mccanstile Cove
Associated Press
Kansas City
Mra
J G. Barclay
Buffalo
N. Gentry
Marian Bleakley
Topeka
Kansas
Porterfeld
Kateas
Hadley
Marian
Mex
Monkley
Guthrie, Okio
Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma Will Get $40,000 for Militia
Washington August 28 The four billion dollar appropriation by Congress for the militia was allotted to states and territories by Lt Col B M Weaver chief of the militia division The Oklahoma allotment stands at about 40 000 with Missouri receiving 116 000 and Arkansas 54 000 The figures cover arms equipment camp purposes rifle practice ammunition and general supplies for the militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Congress
B. M. Weaver
General Staff Corps
Army
Weaver
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Geologic Surveying Party Breaks Camp in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Zoological Survey geologic team, led by Dr D W Chern, broke camp after months tracing mine stone ledges coal beds and cement rock across Tulsa Rogers Nowata Washington Osage and nearby counties. Members included Key Wolf Robert Wood Artie C Reeds Ben Bolt W J Hazelthe and BE Carpenter with F A Herald joining briefly before leaving to Durango Col. Results will be published in a winter report series.
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Feki
Oklahoma Zoological Survey
Oklahoma
Pawhuska
Tulaa
Tulsa
Rogers
Nowson
Washington
Osage
D. W. Chern
Key Wolf
Davis
Robert Wood
Blackwell
Artie C. Reeds
Ben. Bolt
W. J. Hazelthe
Norman
Carpenter
Lexington
F. A. Herald
Cleo
United States Geological Gareen
Durango
Col
The
Noven
Mineral strike teased near Tahlequah in bold report
An informal report from Norma Oklahoma outlines a possible mineral discovery at Tahlequah. The source notes geological formations with potential ore indications and compares to nearby galena findings. The language is uncertain but suggests cautious optimism about a substantial find.
Two Monored More Leave Car Shops
Workers at the Pressed Steel Car company plant in Pittsburgh walk out in mass desertion. Reports say about two hundred quit today and three hundred remain, driven by poor food and harsh conditions, with further walkouts anticipated.
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Associated Press
Pittaborg
Pressed Steel Car Company
Wan and Wife Killed in Auto Accident Near Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa August 30 Mr and Mrs Chas A Coppersmith of Newton were killed when their auto rolled down a 30 foot embankment while trying to pass a team on the road Mrs Howard Snyder wife of a wealthy farmer was in the car but unharmed The party was en route when the crash occurred Prices for Lewney s chocolates ranged from 10 to 85 cents per box at the post office news stand.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Chas
Newton
Howard Snyder
Aleo
Auto Party
Lewney's
Post Office
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate in Guardianship
The court orders a hearing on the petition of B A McFarland guardian for Seana Connell minor to sell real estate as described. The hearing is set for September 18, 1909 at 1 30 pm. publication required in a Craig County newspaper prior to August 10 1900.
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Orate
Air Coen
Anid Court
Anid
Craig County
Oldahomne
Theo, D. B Prhar
Addia A. Brown
Guardian
State of Oklahoma
Otlt Johnson
Frank J. Burckhalter
Petiton
Frank L. Barckfalter
Otis Johnson
Hecomtary
Seid Court
Guardianship sale petition for Frances Martin minor
The Craig County Oklahoma County Court hears a petition by guardian 4 A McParland for authority to sell all or parts of Frances Martin minor estate. The petition requests to sell real estate deemed necessary and beneficial, with the court to determine the specific parcels and terms for private sale. The hearing on probate number DRADER FOR HEARING TO SELL REAL ESTATE is ordered.
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iFiret
Chieftac
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Frances Martin
O Minor
B.A. McParland
Drader
A. McParland
France
Mar
Minor
Order for hearing and sale of minor estate in Oklahoma
July 1900 order directs the guardian to sell part of the minor’s real estate and cover next of kin interests. It requires publishing the hearing notice for three consecutive weeks in newspapers in Craig and Washington Counties Oklahoma before the hearing. Judge Theo D. Frear signs, Addis A. Brown represents guardian.
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Craig
Washington
Vlahama
Theo
D. B. Frear
Addis A. Brown
Guardian
Estate of Alvie R Duncan Deceased Notice 1909
First published in The Chieftain August 15 1909 notice by Luther L Duncan administrator of the estate of Alvie R Duncan deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication at the law office of Seymour Riddie Vinita Oklahoma place of business dated August 1909 12 Luther L Duncan Administrator estate of Alvie R Duncan Deceased
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Chieftain
Alvie R. Duncan
Luther L. Duncan
Soid Estate
Seymour Riddie
Vinita
Okdahona
Mth
Alle KR. Duncan
Real Estate Sale Notice in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice to guardians for private sale of Julia Martin minor property in Craig County Oklahoma. Court confirmed sale bidding on August 30 1909 at 1 30 PM in the County Court room with 70 acres described as NE quarter of NW quarter and other fractions. Bids require certified check and written submission to the County Court Judge.
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Craig County
Oklahoma
Jala’ Martin
Julia Martin
Township
Range
A. McFarland
Guardian
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in guardianship case
Notice is published in the Cherokee County Oklahoma guardianship matter for Rosa Dennis, minor. Guardian RJ Ratey will sell at private sale to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation within months after September 4, 1909, at the offices of Kenneth S. Oakheart, Craig County. The property is described as part of the NE I4 and N12 of...
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and Por Cher County
State of Oklahoma
Fannie Dennis
J. Raney
Cherokee
Fannienis
Kenneth, Murchigan
Tablequan
Oklahoma
Minor
Fannie
Dennis
Craig
State of
Meridian
Kenneth &. Murchison
Auguan
Andor Cherolne
Owlalora
Rosa Denniis
Rabey
Guirdian
RJ. Ratey
Roan Dennis
Ableguah
Rowe Denis
Tastania
Chieftain
County of
Margaret P. Londagin
Vinita
Lof Craig
Theo
D. B. Frear
County
Syn
Ola
Public sale notices from Craig County Oklahoma estates
Notices announce private and court ordered sales of real estate in Craig County Oklahoma. Guardians and attorneys seek bids on described tracts totaling around eighty to ninety acres with one third bid certified checks, sale to be confirmed by County Court and conducted at Vinita Court House or ward court room.
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Wontat Hoon TT
Vinita Building and Loan Association
Atorney Starr
National Capital
Court
Commission
Railroads
Uiley
Po B. KR
George
Boley
C. M.tipton
J. W. Cowen
Sota Campbell
1. Green
Bould
Tahlequah
Norma
Staly
Gould
Seine
Lotte
Wan
RK. J. Raney
Kenneth 8. Murchison
Indian Bane and
Kenneth 8
Murchison
R. J. Raney
Ross Deane
Joseph A. Gill
Diet
Andad
William Proctor
Lanta Cabaliy
Dide
Ward Craig County
Andrew Palone, Jr
Cra’ County
David M. Marrs
Addis A, Brown
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