Taft Leaves Beverly for Long Cross Continent Trip
President Taft departs Beverly Massachusetts for a cross continental swing of about 15 000 miles visiting 24 states speaking in 18. Primary topics include the tariff and tariff board with other subjects like reciprocity conservation and trust reform. Accompanying officials include Secretary Miles Major Butt and Dr Rhoades with nine reporters aboard a dedicated train.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
White House
Winona
Minn
Tariff Board
Saul
Alaska
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Montana
Idaho
California
Oregon
Washington
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Sinois
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Boston
Syracuse
N. Y
C.D. H Miles
A. W. Butt
Thomas L. Rhoades
Secret Service
Myopia
Paramatta
State files suit against Bellamy for two salaries
Oklahoma City Sept 15 The state sues former Lt Governor George W Bellamy to recover 2462.90 claimed as an extra salary from the state for serving as chairman of the state banking board in June and July 1908 along with his regular lieutenant governor pay. The suit cites a June 1 1908 banking board resolution and notes prior demands to return 1937 in interest and 1 937 alleged collected up to that time, while Bellamy contests seeks mandamus against the banking board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
George W. Bellamy
Haskell
State Banking Board
Reeves
el Reno
Bellamy
Bank Guaranty Fund
Banking Board
West
Logan County
Cherokee Mayor Is Indicted for Bank Misuse
A. J. Titus, mayor of Cherokee Oklahoma and town founder, was indicted by a United States grand jury for aiding bank officials at the First National Bank of Cherokee in misapplying funds. Bond set at five thousand dollars and furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Okla
A. J. Titus
Cherokee
United States Grand Jury
First National Bank of
Cottrell
Titus
PUMPING FOR IRRIGATION RECEIVING MUCH ATTENTION
Chicago dispatch notes western Kansas focuses on irrigation. Faxon reports Kansas active at the National Irrigation Congress in Chicago December 5 to 9. Garden City district has about 75 000 acres irrigated with pumping. Wells from 40 to 100 feet flow 1500 to 2500 gpm. Private plants work 90 to 1000 acres. 5000 acres served by a gas plant and transmission line. Pumping boosts irrigation in Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming and beyond.
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Chicago
Kansas
R. H. Faxon
Garden City
National Irrigation Congress
Irrigation Congress
BE. H. Webster
Manhattan
Faxon
Finney County
Kearney
Gray Counties
Arkansas Valley
United Well Works
United Sugar & Land Co
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Tinker Surrenders for Two-Year Penitentiary Term
Joseph Tinker, sentenced from Harpers County to two years in the state penitentiary on a charge of assault to kill, presented himself to Warden Dick at McAlester Oklahoma on Thursday morning and asked to be taken into custody. He brought his own commitment papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
Okla
Joseph Tinker
Harper County
State Penitentiary
Tinker
Hudson's Puts Up Cutilava Cream-Perozide Jar Offer
Smooth Soft White skin after Cutilava Cream-Peroxide use promoted at Hudson's. Price listed as 25 cents per jar with an option to make two guesses at the big bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson's
Tulsa cabbie believed tied to Vinita jewelry robbery
Belief centers on Dave Wilson, a former Tulsa cab driver, arrested in Bartlesville with a Joplin woman in connection with a Vinita jewelry store theft. Police circulated a full description for identification. The store was entered and several hundred dollars of valuables were taken. about $300 remain missing, with some goods recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Dave Wilson
Bartlesville
Vinita
Wilson
Swanson County Patrol Dispute Remains Unresolved
Hobart Okla Sept 15 The supreme court order asking Sheriff Daniel to withdraw two field deputies from patrol of the old Swanson county area was refused. A conference with Sheriffs Nix and Daniel and County Attorney Fain followed a demand that deputies in the Wyatt Steples case surrender. An arrest is expected today.
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Hobart
Oklo
Brashears
Swanson
Supreme Court
Daniel
Klawa County
Swanson County
Danuel
Brashear
Ed Nix
Fain
Comanche County
Kiowa County
Wyatt Steples
Snyder
Owen Seeks Separate Oklahoma Special Session
Senator Owen says a special session may be necessary for matters beyond redistricting and suggests a staged election plan. He favors letting Oklahomans express presidential preference by a primary and potentially holding state county and federal races in separate elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times- Democrat
Sam
Oklahoma
Owen
Musko I [Gee Times-Democrat
Investors Protective Association Organized in Davis Oklahoma
The Investors Protective Association, a state wide group aiming to investigate frauds linked to lands of Indian minors, organized in Davis on September 15 with J. D. Lankford as chair and William Malone as vice chair. A 21 member board of governors includes J. E. B. Love and T. J. Hartman among others. honorary members include mayors and judges. Fifty Arbuckle Mining Exchange bankers honored visiting delegates with a banquet. A paroled notice for A. F. Brown dated September 14 appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Okla
Investeer Protective Association
State Bank
J. D. Lankford
William Malone
J. E B. Love
State Corporation Commission
T. J. Hartman
Sulphur
J. Ploming
Enid
W. K. Rowsey
Muskogee
C. Caldwell
Davie
George EF. Harris
Vinita
J. B. McBirney
Tulsa
Keniric’s
Ardmore
J. H. Nakdimen
Sallisaw
D. S. Wolfinger
Hobart
A. D. Kennedy
Okmulgee
E. B. Cockrell
Oklahoma City
Harold Wallace
L. H. Thompson
Blackwell
Guy Robertson
Lawton
T. H. Howell
J. F Plis
E. M. Hill
Checotah
W. H. Derrick
Madill
Dawes Commission
Arbuckle Mining Exchange
St Louis aviation meet to be free of charge in October
A 120 acre park will host the St Louis Aero Club aviation meet from October 1 to 8 with no admission fee. The event will feature flights over downtown and surrounding districts, using Fairground Park as the base. Officials expect outsized crowds and aim to showcase high flying aviators amid city landmarks and historic ties to the grounds.
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Aero Club of
St Louis
Aero Club .of
St. Santa
Falcon
United States
Avro Club
Albert Hond Lambert
Aera
Chicago
Kinloch Aviation Field
St. Louis County
Hoxey
Brookins
LeBlanc
Johnstone
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Aero Club
Taft
Albert Bond Lambert
Walter Hropkins
Moonliight
Grand Avenue
Forest Park
Curtiss
Fairground
America
Kinloch
Aero Clubs
League Park
Cardinals
Sportsman’s Park
Browns
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Duke of Newcastle
Prines
Duke
Wise
Benton Barracks
John W. Noble
Feld
Turnvereins
O'Fallon
Agricultural and Mechanic Institute
Missouri
Sherman
Fair Grounds
St. Louisans
New Coliseum
Spokane to Hire Official Flirt Cop to Deter Street Ogling
Spokane police chief Doust offers a handsome salary to a young woman with pretty face and engaging manners to act as an official flirt. Escorts and a female impersonator role are proposed to discourage men who harass women in public streets. The department aims to curb curb masher activity plaguing newcomers from eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wiral
Doust
Notice of Real Estate Sales in Oklahoma Courts 1911
Public notices announce private sales of minor estates in Craig and Delaware Counties Oklahoma under county court orders. Guardians Edward L Hall and W S Christman seek bids with certified checks, bids due after September 1911, with sales subject to court confirmation.
Estray Notice In Craig County Oklahoma 1911
State of Oklahoma Craig County estray notice records that on September 14 1911 R M McDonald appeared and swore to taking up a bay mare with collar marks and a brown two year old colt with white on the nose. Mare age about sixteen years, colt weight about 800 pounds. Taker up residence is SW quarter Section 8 Township 28 Range 18 Wimner Oklahoma, taken up July 7 1911. Witnessed by the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
R. M. McDonald
S. W
Wimner
Oklahoma
Probate Sale Notice in Craig County Oklahoma
First published notice of probate sale under an Oklahoma county court order from September 9 1911 seeks sealed bids for cash to the highest bidder. The estate of Lorena and Thomas Dougherty minors offers undivided two ninths in two parcels totaling about sixty acres in Sections 14 and 13 Township 25 Range 21 East. Bids addressed to S F Parks County Judge Vinita Oklahoma, subject to court confirmation after September 30 1911 at 10:00 a m. Alberta Tucker listed as owner.
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Craig County
Oklahoma
Jessie Gladys Hall
Jesele
Gladys Hall
Tnethind
Edward L. Hall
Guardian
Delaware
State of Oklahoma
Karl Gilbert Chrismon
Louis Preston Chrismon
Grove
Delaware County
Bart Gilbert Chrismon
Township 28
Range 20
Township
Hunt
Chrismon
Chieftain
Vinita
Craig
Lorena Dougherty
Thornay Dougherty
Alberta Tucker
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Tariff
STATE
Joe Tinker
Investors’ Protective Association Organized
A. F. Brown
the Chieftain
Addis A. Brown
Earl Gilbert Chrismon
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