Oklahoma Visitors Populate Colorado Springs Scene
Oklahoma business figures like The Western Pay ing Company bid on Colorado Springs paving as others from Pawhuska Guthrie and Tulsa join a steady stream of Oklahomans visiting Manitou and Pikes Peak. News notes include a $100 silver cup donation by James F. Byrne for the International Dry Farming Congress exposition and various Oklahoma residents extending autumn stays in Colorado Springs and surrounding resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Western Paying Company
Oklahoma City
Mr. Knebel
Guthrie
Pikes Peak
Knebe
Oklahoma
F. Stuart
Pawhuska
Manitou
W. O. Trott
Vialts
White Cottage
Annie
T. Horde
Lakin
Kansas
W. RR
Kelly
Kingflaher
Colorado
M. Josey
Sunnyside
Sam Jones
M. P. Gossett
Teste Glover
Blackwell
J. Johnson
M. C. Starkey
H. B. Beeler
Clif House
Hutchinson
Ponca City
Miss Jordan
Pauls Valley
V. Mallere
Tulsa
A. B. Snodgrags
Antera
Wilma Thayer
Tole
RT Helbett
Donough Af Hoge
Fuller
Aurowa
T. O. Crenn
J. B.moore
Ardmore
L. T. McPheethry
Anadarko
Almo Hotel
J. C. McClelland
J. L. McClelland
J. H. Stenterant
Mobie
Colorao
Government May Not Make Cherokee Payment
United States Indian Superintendent Dan W. Kelkey held talks with Cherokee Chief Rogers and tribal leaders on the per capita payment authorized by Congress. A further meeting with Chickasaw and Choctaw officials followed as Kelkey prepared to travel to Washington to resolve distribution amounts for the Cherokees, Chickasaws, and Choctaws amid heavy Cherokee litigation over newborn allotments and the Whitmire freedman case. funds may be insufficient for all tribes.
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Muskogee
Oklo
United States Indian
Dan W. Kelkey
Rogers
Attr.heys
Cherokee Tribe of Indians
Kelsey
Johnston
Chickasaws
Locke
Washington
Interior Department
Congress
Washington Fs
Ter
Lands in Possession of Individuals Debate to Govern Public Domain
Denver officials report a public lands convention planned for September 28 to October 5 to push a policy shift. Delegates from western states will debate ending federal title retention and leasing of lands, aiming to ensure lands and resources pass to states for tax benefits and settlement progress. Idaho Governor J. Mandyley will open forestry discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Friends of Federal Conservation
Washington
Jones J. Manley
Idaho
Iwi
McAlester Herald-Democrat to Become McAlester Democrat
Ex Governor Haskell will be editor in chief of both publications. Paul Nesbit and Jen Mulla will hold editor roles. W BR Anthony, Steph ens county official, becomes business manager and helps run offices in Oklahoma. The weekly paper previously under the Herald-Democrat title is rebranded as the McAlester Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tihutwa City
Maskell
New State Eagle
Trois MerAlester
Oklahoma City
Jen Mulla
Eeorlite
W. BR Anthony
Stephens Cminty
Orm Homaity
McAleater Herald-Democrat
McAlester Democrat
Paul Nesbit
Laborer Held For Murder In Colorado Springs
Laborer Tony Donatel, 40, was arrested Thursday afternoon in connection with the wholesale murder of the Wayne and Burnham families in Colorado Springs. Arthur Burnhaw, husband of a slain woman, was also arrested after a police statement, and Burnham reportedly confessed upon returning home to find Donatel with his wife. Burnham attended the victims' funeral as authorities investigated the case noting Donatel’s prior examination for sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tony Donatel
Wayne
Burnhan
Arthur J. Burnhaw
Burnham
Donated
Oklahoma Football Practice Opens Under New Coaching Help
Norman Okla Sept 23 Driving the pigskin under a blazing sun, Bennie Owen trains his veteran squad as Oklahoma aims to topple Texas Kansas and Missouri this season. The Sooners add a student coach Charles Wantland and a strong supporting staff, fielding a deep pool of talent including Floyd Tribber and Beecham while prep for Central Normal on Sept 29 signals a serious bid for gridiron supremacy in the southwest.
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Norman
Okla
Boyd Feld
Felt
Claude Reeds
Capt. Thompson
Jimmie Rogers
Mort Woods
Coots
Yannigans
Norman Ward
Oklahoma
Owen
Sooners
Bennie Owen
Jack Alley
Charles Wantland
Kennedy
Kansas
Wost
Michigan
Crimson
Cream
Southwest
Wantland
Floyd Tribber
Maud
Tom Tribber
John Tibbey
Beecham
Weatherford
Southwestern
Cross
Neal
Tonkawa
George Hughes
Ryan
George
Central Normal
Soonerland
Missouri
Oklahoma Acting Governor Grants 53 Pardons and Paroles
Oklahoma City Sept 22 Acting Governor McAlester issued fifty three pardons and paroles before relinquishing duties to Governor Cruce after crossing the state line. Notable paroles include Nelson Hawkins and Jake Eads. pardons include Shawnee chief William Simma and others. Controversy over legality of acts as authority shifted with Cruce’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahou City
Lee Croce
McAlester
Senate
Cruce
Afton
Nelson Hawkins
Pontotoc
Adandine
Hawkins
Jake Eads
McCurtain County
William Simma
Shawnee
G. G. Guilfoyle
Mangum
J. M. Taylor
Cleveland County
Ollie Landwaster
Pontotoc County
Lquor
Ollie J. Watts
Sequoyth County
Lee Caldwell
Greer County
Leon Grandjean
Canadian County
A. J. Drake
B. W. Theker
Oklahoma County
Grist
Oklahoma
Alarm Over Charter Elections In Bartlesville And El Reno
Oklahoma City reports alarm among supporters of the commission form as Bartlesville and El Reno hold charter officer elections similar to Guthrie. The Supreme Court ruled Guthrie’s election illegal, prompting fears of action against Bartlesville and El Reno. attorneys for Bartlesville Gas deny a commission form exists, citing the same election method as Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Friends of the Commission
Bartlesville
Ee] Reno
Guthrie
Bartleville
el Reno
Viat
Supreme Court
Thirthlesville Gas Company
Former Indianans on Picnic at Amster man Grove
Monday's Daily reports an Indiana picnic held at the Amsterman Grove on White Oak Creek south of town attended by about one hundred former Hoosiers. Old times back home sparked lively talk as an Indiana Club formed with Herman Bear as chairman Henry Carter as vice chairman Nellie Van Cleave secretary and W S Ammernman secretary. A rental notice appears for a modern five room house near the public school listed by Lee Barrett.
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Amsterman Grove
White Oak Creek
Hoosier State
Indiana Club
Herman Bear
Henry Carter
Nellie van Cleave
Big Cabin
W. 8. Ammerman
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Homa
Mes. JS. Donnard
Haskell
Friends OF
Lee Barrett
R. L. Mitchell
Vinita, Okla
Parner
Frisco
S. A. Hughes
Frisco Lines
St. Louis
Saint Louis
California
Santa Fe
Pacific Coast
Arizona
Mexico
Kansas City
Grand Canyon
Yosemite Valley
Glenn Eddie
Topeka
Kan
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
Soucn Wilson Street
South
Adair Street
O. C. Heidtman
Vinita, Okia
E. A. Stubblefield, D. M. D
Scott Building
F. L. Hughson
Delaware
Theo
D. B. Frear
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington
Louis Bagby
Office
Wea
Dr. ©.S. Neer
Drs. Bagby & Neer
First National Bank
Harry R. Haas, M. D
Vinita
Dr. Griffith
Brinbldg
Sapulpa
Fowler
William T, Rye
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
Vinus
J. R. Baird
East Side
W. H. McCann Notary Public
Kinnison and Hollow
W. B. Depue
James
Davenport
New Halsell Bldg
Vinita Oklahoma
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