Guthrie Capital Retained Until 1913 Contention Rages
Guthrie would hold the capital until 1913 with Oklahoma City challenging the plan. Oklahoma City attorneys argue the enabling act and federal power allow no compact forcing Guthrie to stay, insisting the capital is not bound to Guthrie and that the state cannot surrender sovereignty. The briefs attack the idea of a permanent vs temporary capital coexisting and press good faith as unavailable in the federal action.
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Supreme Court
Oklahoma City
Brief
State
Guthrie
Okla
Okiehoma City
Congress
Oklahoma
United States
Sorems
Congress of the
Linp
State of
Oklahome
Wireless Telegraphy Careers Offer Training Abroad
Ambitious youths and young women are urged to enter wireless telegraphy with promising pay from 80 to 90 dollars monthly, plus advancement. The National Telegraph Institute operates an official school in America under ER A and Wireless, matching graduates to positions. Write for full details to several U S cities including Philadelphia Davenport and Portland, to begin entry.
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Wirelesa
National Telegraph
Udatitate
Aix Oficial Institute A
America
ER. A
Wireless Offerals
Pradudtes
Ciscinet
Philadelphia
Pax Momphin
Tenn
Daversport
Columebs
8. C
Portland
Ore
Eordin
Filoe Flight Paris to Bordeaux by Hordoaux
A biplane trip from Paris to Bordeaux completed the first stage via Angoulome with four stops. The total time from Paris was seven hours five minutes and the flying distance measured about three hundred fifty three miles.
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Associated Prem
More Indians Head to Nonreservation Schools
Muskoge Oklahoma, September. A record exodus of Indian children to nonreservation schools unfolds this week in eastern Oklahoma. About 292 students from the Five Civilized Tribes, including Creeks Choctaws Chickasaws Seminoles and some Snake clan members, depart for Haskell Institute Lawrence Kansas. Most are full bloods and volunteers, with the drive spurred by government policy seeking equal treatment and access to modern education.
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Muskoge
Okla
Bept
Oklahoma
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
Five Civilized Tribes
Pevorn
Montana
Carlile
Indian Service
Indian Office
Indiana
Oscar Lippe Wrth Giere
Lawrene
Holdenville
Ohio
John Cordell
Munkogen Forthrday
Calvin Baliird
Haskell
Gissem
Lipps
Ryore
Kimbrell Declares Candidacy for United States Senate
Tanar and Kimbrell of Kanene City submit declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States Senator. Secretary of State records the filing as of today.
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Associated
Jetterton City
Tanar & Kimbrell
Kanene City
United States
Roosevelt Speaks at Sioux Falls Amid Tariff Debate
Roosevelt travels from Pinuhs Nebraska to Sioux Falls with a noon stop in Sioux City, where he joins a public address. He endorses Taft, argues for a tariff commission, criticizes old methods, and praises Massachusetts for shifting river and harbor control to experts.
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Associated Press
Pinuhs
Neb
Roosevelt
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
al Knights of Ak-SarBen
Cannon
LaFollette
Kansas
la Follette
Rhode Island
Dolliver
Hubb
Taft
Tom
Itamen
Sions Falls
Theodore Roosevelt
Vongreaa
Massachusetts
Washington
Woodcock mill project boosts subscriptions for bonus drive
The Woodcock Manufacturing Company plans a bonus subscription push to fund a new feed mill site and machinery orders. A six horsepower hay and grain mill was ordered, with $600 freight from Litchfield and $700 site costs. New subscribers include Amos, F., Leavitt Land Co., Masterson, Prof. W. G., and Vinita Bakery Co., among many others.
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Woodcock Manufacturing Company
Litchfield
Ashby
George
Father Charles
Robinson Lumber Company Aera
Amos
Excelsior City Lot Co
Eagiehart
T. B
Maus
Roy
Keiley
Kerr & Johnson
Labman
C. EB
Leforee
Bam
Leavitt Land Co
Love
Looney
S Martin
Bo Miller
Meeks
Murphy
J. F
McSpadden
Vance
Milford
M. EB
Masterson
Prof
W. G
Taylor
Vinita Bakery Co
Voyles, W, Hy O
County Court Authority in Probate and Minor Creek Lands
Major Casey reports a state supreme court decision defining county court probate power over guardian sales of ward real estate. It clarifies allotment sales for minor Creek Indians, ages under 21 males and under 18 females, under probate court supervision. Reversed district court with instructions to dismiss petitioner. Also discusses oleomargarine as a price substitute for butter and consumer labeling to prevent misrepresentation.
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Major Casey
State Supreme Court
Jefferson
District Court
Muskogee County
John H. King
Oleomargarine Tax Facts Cited By Dairy Union Leader
The National Dairy Union argues the internal revenue tax on artificially colored oleomargarine applies only to the product made to resemble butter. Natural colored oleomargarine bears a far lower tax, while the disguising color is used to defraud consumers. The union cites E K Slater as secretary.
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Internal Revenue
National Dairy Union
E. K. Slater
Paul Minn
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian of Samuel D. Cameron minor announces private sale of real estate in Craig County Oklahoma. Bid by written proposal with certified funds equal to one third of bid and subject to County Court confirmation. Sale date September 19, 1910 at 1 30 p m in Craig County Court Room. Bids accepted after that date within statutory period.
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Craig County
Oklahoma
Samuels D. Cameron
Samuel D. Cameron
Towit
Township
John Cameron
Guardian
Addis
A. Brown
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