Notice of Real Estate Sale in Craig County 1912
In Craig County Oklahoma guardianship proceedings two estates are set for private sales. Logan Trout guardian will offer the minor Thomas L Trout’s land in the East Half of the Northwest Quarter Section 31 Township 24 North Range 20 East totaling about eighty acres at Vinita after September 20 1912 with cash on confirmation and a 10 percent certified check. Also guardian Charley Hampton will sell the estate of George Samuel Hampton a minor in Tulsa County described as Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 14 Township 21 North Range 13 West totaling about 10 acres at Vinita on September 24 1912 with bids due by that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig
Craig County
Oklahoma
Thomas J. Trout
Logan Trout
Thomas L. Trout
Vinita
Itle
Boardian
Winita
State of
Vial
George Samuel Hampton
Tulsa County
Infinita
Charley Hampton
Guardian
Jay
Indian Base
Meridian
Marshall & Stivers
Okla
George Snell
Guardianship sale of Ben Snell minor Oklahoma August 1912
In the Matter of the Guardianship of Ben Snell a Minor an order of the County Court of Delaware County Oklahoma made on August 22 1912 the undersigned Guardian will sell at private sale to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation on or after September 16 1912 at 10 o clock a m at the office of the County Judge of said county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Chieftain
Ben Snell
Delaware
Oklahoma
Said
Historic Oklahoma land sale and probate notices
Public notices from Craig County Oklahoma include a 1912 sale of minor s land in Section 15 Township 25 North Range 18 East with cash terms and 10 percent earnest, plus creditor claims in the estate of John H. Paden and Mary Howie. Also a 1912 attachment notice in Vinita Township pending September 7 before Justice Ha A Stanley in the Marion Lewellen c ase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chieftain
Marion Lewellen & Wife
Bl, Spencer
Ha. A. Stanley
Democratic Victory Outlook Promoted by Party Leaders
A 1912 letter from T. P. Gorr, chairman of the Democratic Organization Bureau, urges unity and vigorous campaigning for Wilson. He lauds Democratic unity, criticizes Republican divisions, and asks Chicago voters to publish lists of Republicans inclined to support Wilson and Marshall, to aid a nationwide campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
D. M. Marrs
Vinita
Okla
National Campaign Committee
Bureau of Organization
Democratic Party
National Democratic Committee
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Wilson
Marshall
United and Victorious Democracy
Loud Crying on East Side at Midnight
Neighbors on East Side near Electric Park were startled by a young woman crying loudly around midnight. Investigation found only a broken down automobile and four strangers, two men and two women, trying to reach town for the Katy Limited southbound. After the vehicle was fixed, the group moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Katy
Notice of Pardon Application in Oklahoma
A. A Carselowey applies for a pardon in criminal cases No. 140 and No. 142 from Craig County Court. Hearing set for September 23 1912 at 10 o'clock a m in the Governor's Office Oklahoma City. Davenport & Rye attorneys for applicant publish notice among local family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carselowey
Okoce
Blunt Martin
Ite
Pensacola
Oklahoma City
Craig County
Davenport & Rye
Notice to creditors of James Flannery deceased
Creditors of James Flannery deceased must present claims with vouchers to administrator at Addis A. Brown�s office Vinita Oklahoma within four months from August 20 1912 or be forever barred. Administrator J M Flannery by his attorney A A Brown August 20 1912.
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Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig
John H. Paden
Mary EB. Paden
John H. Capen
Vinita
Oklahoma
John Hl. Paden
Behout & Voyles
Okla
Mary Howie
Frank L. Burckhalter
State of
Mary Howle
Bebout & Voyles
James Flannery
A. A. Brown
J. MW. Ftannery
Oklahoma Statehood Debacle Criticizes Asylum and Buildings
Horace Greely Jr cites extravagance in Oklahoma state issues under statehood, denouncing costly ill conceived public buildings, the Vinita asylum plan, and misused taxpayer money. He questions leadership and calls for accountability from governors and boards as western Oklahoma suffers from debt and poor construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
Oklahoma
Statehood
Wiow
Vinita
Fort Supply
Olahoma
Supply
Throw Out Harris Sparks Oklahoma Republican Rift
Lawton Oklahoma Sept 8 The Republican Party of Oklahoma presents a mutinous split as B M Parmenter a defeated U S Senate candidate accuses the state party of being headless trunkless and feetless urging a state convention to purge Jim Harris and endorse a new insurgent platform Col William Higgins and Enid editor Errett Purcell back the move while party leaders say Harris railroaded himself into national committee status and call for a new convention to nominate a successor to George Priestley and to ratify August primary selections The dispute centers on party unity and strategy ahead of the state convention set to shape the party's future directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Republican Party of
Oklahoma
B. M. Parmenter
United States Senate
Tulsa
Jim Harris
Harris
Parmenter
Salt Creek
Errett Purcell
Enid
Tarris
William Higgins
Bartlesville
State Central Committee
Guthrie
Chicago
State Committee
George Priestley
Republican
Republican Party
Republican discontent over delayed state convention
A speaker criticizes the state committee for blocking a state convention and platform, arguing Republicans lack direction while praising Democratic and Socialist conventions. The essay accuses Bird McGuire and Jim Harris of stifling expression, citing proxies and hurried calls to keep the party unaligned and disunited.
Exclusive Order of American Indians charter set for Tahlequah
The Exclusive Order of American Indians and Winnie Ream Council for Indian Women seek fraternal benevolent aims to preserve Indian history and aid descent communities. Provisional officers report bylaws nearly complete, with a first meeting within ten days and headquarters undecided, possible Tahlequah location pending support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exclusive Order of
American Indians
Order of
Winnie Ream Council For Indian Women
Tahlequah
Scottie's Move Welcomes a Baby Girl Victoria
A bright, pretty baby girl named Victoria was born Sunday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Morris Knight. This first girl for the Knight family adds to three babies born to the International Bank force this year, including R E B Thompson Roy Warner and Mr Knight. Scottie It In your move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Knight
Victoria
Father Knight
International Bank Force
R. Eb, Thompson
Roy Warner
Mr. Knight
Johnson Gaston
Force
Scottie
County Treasurer Notice of Warrants and Funds
Office of County Treasurer Vinita Craig County Oklahoma September 1912 Salary Fund Warrants Nos 416 to 220 inclusive Cattle Fund Warrants Nos 122 to 129 Inclusive Court Fund Warrants No 476 Poor and Insane Warrants Nos 140 to 145 inclusive Supply Fund Warrants Nos 294 to 265 inclusive Interest on above warrants ceased October 1st 1892 Respectfully ED FICKLIN County Treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Craig County
Oklahoma
Ficklin
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R. P. Clay
Barrett-Baffington Building
A. Stanley
Gore
T. P. Gorr
Organization Bureau
Jas, Chandler
Muskogee
B. G. Chandler
Adair
L. C. White
Geo
Poplin
Addis A. Brown
Horace Greely JR
Indiana
Governor Cruce
Governor Price
Pete Hanraty
Bil Murray
John Doolin
Charles B. Stuart
A. C. Crice
Bill Gilbert
Seth Cordon
State Board of Public Affairs
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
City Times
Eéan
Taft
Bird McGuire
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