Governor signs bill and Oklahoma marshal biography told
Oklahoma history includes Governor Johnson approving the Walker Young anticbetting bill as of February 15, and Chris Madsen of Guthrie named as acting U.S. marshal for Western Oklahoma from January 1. The article recounts Madsen’s decades of service, Civil War and Roosevelt era ties, frontier gun battles, and his role in tracking and capturing outlaws with the Fifth Cavalry and allies. He reflects on White House visits, Rough Riders, and a dramatic shootout to capture a gang leader in Wyoming.
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Oakland
Cal
Gov Johnson
Sacramento
Percy W Treat
Caifornia Jockey Club
Juarez
Mexico
Hack Gay
Rubicon
Lucille Manley
Medorm
Fahoe
Thomas
Kincevidad Waee Bil
Satchel
Case
Ida Rousseau
Momot
Clark Sue Layton
Sinn Feinn
Dr Bodine
Wind
Risste
Harry Stanhope
I Melntyres
Aunt Polly Gfisher
Lavallent
Morse
Cine Piss
David Boland
Fenice Winter
Wmna Liga Witte India Star Libertant
Brshu
ACF
Mata Ar S
Abe Slupaky
G@ Uf Martin
Acetalite
Adena Eddie Mott
Alchemist
Claca Wo Hos
Ant Pearson
Boclusealeerat
Seyon
Urlongs Jessupburn
Pickena
Doncaster
J Meintyre
Tunton
Thue
Domithilla
Melwindale
Lan
Tramotor
MC Sarenet
New York Tribune
Chris Madsen
Guthrie
John R Abernathy
United States
Western
Oklahoma
John Cotteral
Abernathy
Taft
Anathe
Denmark
Madsen
Louis Napoleon
Sedan
Algeera
United States Army
Fifth Cavalry
Wesley Merritt
Buffalo’ Bill
Merritt
Roosevelt Frough Riders
Cuba
White House
Vofth
Roosevelt
Washington
Ardmore
John R Aternathy
Martsen
Coronel
Hill Tilghman
Army and Nats Club
Bat' Masterson
Bert’ Daniels
Arizona
Tilghman
Masterson
Daniels
Fils
Army and Navy Club
Army and Navy
Marshal
Chris" Madsen
Witham Chimes
Unter Grimes
Grimes
Loge
Jesse James
Missouri
Kansas
Rocky Mountains
Aldine
Jusiness
State Line
Cheyenne
Hagle Pass
James Gang
Eagle Pass
Sigming
Brule
Bowldera
To Opera
Groff Groff and related cases surge through DC Court calendar
Court of Appeals District of Columbia lists assignments for Monday February 6 1911 with cases including Groff v Groff Ridout & Gettman Maddox & Gatley Davis Wilson and others. United States Trust Company v Levi H Cold receiver Minor Baker waits. Various other matters span equity circuit and bankruptcy with names including Montgomery Merillat Merillat administrator and Chesapeake Beach Railway Company.
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Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Davia
United States
Davis—Wilson
Groff
Groff Aptoh
Ridout & Gettman
Maddox & Gatley Ho
Willett
Thomas
Ross Perry & Son
G. F Dunlop
Willer
Davis @ Laskey
Wilson
United States Trust Company
Levi H Cold Receiver
Minor
Baker
Wait David
Trilohy
Hawkins
Boyd—Collins
Hemans Stewart
Philadelphia
Baltimors
Washington
Rawroad Company
Attor- Teya McKenney & Wlannery
Leekde
Fulton & OR
Coberth
Great Atlantic
Supreme Court
Equity Court
Justice Stafford
Alfred Iddings
King & King Brown
Mitchell
Attorness
Manogue
George No Linkins
EA Chase Matthews
Blair Drayton & Hillyer
Washington Cooperative Snug Compan
HG Kimball Jonevis Pennebaker
Pennebaker Carnai & Jones
Hilton Jackson Reyburns
Reyburn
Rearmers Trust Banking and Deposit Company
Maddox @ Gatley Braguoler
Hragunier
Herbert L Franc
Orme
Ft Rosa Perry
San Laprian Va Homeseekers Husking Association
Attoney PW
Trishy
Rw, Hills and Gittings & Chaemberlin
Muse
Circuit Court
Justice Barnard Merillat
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
Charles H Merillat
VeKenney & Flannert
Duke
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Laubert
Attorneya, Hamilton Lambert Lerhes & Hamilton
Trent Royal “Milling Company
Attoross
Jackson Feminils
Aracostia and Potomar River Railroad Company
Leon Pretzfelner
C A
Douglas
Woc
Sallyan
Applegarth
Southern Railway
Attorness Larter & Brooke
Hamilton
Jase
Glover Attorneys
Ho Wineship Wheatles
Ron Perry & Son
Thoroton +s
North Chesapeake Beach Land Company
Montague Mortarity
Newm
Hamilton Colbert Serkes
Hamilton Ro
Crook
White Aligneys
Lambert & Yeatman
Colbert
le Foo 'S Corby Company
Damilton Culbert Lerkes & Hamilton
Mehenney & Flannery
Craigniil
Edmonds
Anacostia and Potomac River Railway Company
Pretzfelder
Darlington
Shims Frans
Pennebaser
Carns & Jones Shinn
Arth
Bridava
Green
D O'G Calaghan
Ridout
Neff Hudson
Pickford
Lipacomb Filion Mitchell
Maddox & Gattey Ni
Jagelll
Simmons
Wheatler—Binney Noo Fox
Lewla
Marshall
Jacksonville Racing Results Across Several Purses
Race card details show multiple events at Jacksonville with purses ranging from $10 to $100. Listed are horses such as Margeram, Working Lad, Pure, Common Sense, Fort Carroll, Queen Dusty, Star Blue, Lady Irion, Fond Heart, and Royal Report among others, with various placements and odds noted for each event and distance.
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Margeram
Barna
Senar Sparks
Virginia Sau Elerwater
Maxentus Ant
Hell
Ino
Goa
Pecency
Loftus
Fort Carroll
Butwells
Altadena Hickey
Nearotts of
Star Blue
Fiross
Musgrave
Fort Worth
Wilson
Oakhurst
E ! Kurs
van Prinvellhe
Rurpet
Hufnagel
Diaie
Marguerite
Juarez results highlight midpack finishes in early races
A scrambled race card shows multiple winners and placings with jockeys and horses such as Alma Boy and Potme tit among the near-misses. The meeting features favored horses like The Peer and Kemal and notes strong support for Overton and Overton and Joe Woods in six furlong events. In naval news, Navy's sprint squad under Coach Richard Glendon joins practice at Annapolis with veterans and newcomers preparing for the season. Facilities and training progress are described as the team works through early-season drills.
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Navy
Annapolis
Richard Glendon
Naval Academy
Glendon
Real estate transfers list including numerous Washington properties
A detailed roll of real estate transfers in Washington with names such as Charles W King Abraham Cohen and Addie Cohen, Joseph A Roth, Ralph H Marr, Harry Wardman Thomas Bones James Keane, Edward S McKnew Catherine Lannon Mary Lizabeth Cline and many others. Entries cover blocks and lots across Northwest and Northeast districts, with prices often shown as ten dollars or small sums, reflecting a broad array of transfers including manor park Kalorama Heights Mount Pleasant and Georgetown-adjacent areas.
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Columbia Heights
Charles W King
Abraham
Addie Cohen
Joseph A Roth
Ralph H Marr
Fii
Pinkhurst
Harry Wardman
Thomas BP
Bones
James James J Keane
Thirteenth Street
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Edward S. McKnew
Edward
McKnew
Catherine T. Lannon
Manor Park
William M. Terrell
Heer Bateman
William T Russell
Mary Lizabeth Cline
Mary B Cline
Walter T
Henry V. Tulloch
Villa Park
Clara_ A Marien et vir
Edwin R
Thomas W. Parry
Kalorama Heights
Frank P Fink
National Savings and Trust Company
Thirty-Fourth Street
John F Warner Et Ux
Clara O Dove Parts
First Street
Jeremiah Tinherty
Catherine
Harry Friedrich
Washington Heights
John H Nolan
Sarah D
George G
Harry K
Douglaa
Comwell
Forawood Heights
Orlando W Butler
Mamie G
Drewry
Squara
Caroline Street
George HoMeFarland
Mary C McFarland
Kita
Casanova
Square
Sixth Street Rortheast
William M Beker
Joseph T Daly
Mary C Hecker
Eleventh Street
Duncan Place
Twelfth
Thirteenth
John § Kemp
Samuel Goldenberg
Corneliua T
Henry B. Pellewet Ax
John Hauber
Charles Fuchsetux
Tranklin T Sanner
WiHam
Pleasant Plains
Herry Wardman
Thomas Bones
John F Doyle
Rose McKenna
Columbiay University
Elizabeth G Downey
Charles E
H . Treichel Smith
Kalohama Heights
Anna J Miller
Henrietta M Halliday
Henrietta NM Maliiday
Anns J. Miller
Mortgage transfers span multiple DC neighborhoods and lenders
Public notices list Walter H Booth and others securing $4,000 with 5 percent semiannual interest to American Security and Trust Company while other entries show Abraham Cohen, Catherine Lannon, Lea Simmons, and many more securing loans of varied amounts against lots and blocks in Columbia Heights, Park, Mount Pleasant and neighboring wards with terms from 1 to 5 years and semiannual or monthly payments.
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Columbia Heights
Walter H Booth Et
Urty National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Paris
Abraham Cohen Et Ax
Jouph R King
Robert Les O Brien
Charles W Hing
Catherine F. Lannon
Daniel W Baker
Michael J Colbert
Susan E
Brightwood Park
Messin
Chapin Brown
Henry H Betnae
Oriental Building Association
Semantha E Embrey
Rudolph B Behrend
Edgar A Bebrad
Sueyia N Behrend
Manhardt
Mount Pleasant
Theodors Ux
H R Howenstein
Fred W Reeved
Charles J Walker
M Ball
Harry K
Glenn Pholps
R K Ferguson
Edward 53 Weacott
Edward W Whiteside
Harvey T Winfield
Home Building Association
Same
Nicholas Colbert
Jabez 'Sq
Lee
John L Smith May Towles
John Davis
Eugene J Kelly
Beryl Burt
Frank A Johnson
Mutual Serial Building Association
John L Butler Et Ax
Paul Z Butler
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building
O H P Johnson
Frank P Reoalde
Ellen Bayne
Charles Fuchset
Jonn M Henderson
William B. Edmonston
Louig R Peak
Edward McKnew
Kalorama Heights
Anna J Miller
William E Edmonston
Irwin B Linton
Henrietta M Halliday
Slayer of Pair to Die
John Sears, a Negro, convicted of first degree murder in Mercer County Court for killing Rev Amzi L Armstrong and his wife in Dutch Neck near Trenton on Thanksgiving night. The jury deliberated briefly and the judge sentenced Sears to death with execution date to be fixed later. About 50 women witnessed the proceedings.
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Trenton
N. J
John Sears
Mercer County
Amzi L. Armstrong
Dutch Neck
Armstrong
Reed
Miners Name Indianapolis Next UMWA Convention City
Columbus Ohio Feb 1 Indianapolis was chosen as next year s convention city of the United Mine Workers of America at its international convention closing today A summary of proceedings follows Voted to continue strikes in progress in Ohio Pennsylvania Colorado and Nova Scotia Condemned the Civic Federation expulsion from the union for membership in that organization forcing former President John Mitchell to leave one body Refused to move international headquarters from Indianapolis.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
International
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Nova Scotia
Civic Federation
Miners' Union
John Mitchell
Red Cross Emblem Exemption For Preuse Firms
The American Red Cross seeks exclusive use of the red Geneva cross and pushes federal aid to enforce it. An exemption in the charter allows any firm that used the emblem before January 6, 1885 to continue using it for the same purpose. A Cincinnati shoe firm cited AP dispatch reporting the exemption but the notice omitted this clause.
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American Red Cross
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Associated Press
Spinster of 106 Dies in Duluth Residence
Victoria Euachura aged 106 died yesterday at her niece’s Duluth Minnesota home. Born in Poland in 183? she retained clear faculties to the end and was the city’s oldest resident and thought to be the United States’ oldest spinster.
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Duluth
Minn
Victoria
Euachura
Poland
United States
Curfew Civic Club Leaders Meet on District Curfew
The Curfew Civic Club executive committee met last night at Washington Seminary on Connecticut Avenue and S Street NW to discuss the preparation for a general meeting Saturday night aimed at enacting a district curfew law.
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Washington Seminary
Connecticut Avenue
S$ Street
Law School Elects Officers for 1911 Class
At a meeting of the class of 1911 at National University Law School the officers elected were R Lambert president Thomas G Mallalie u vice president M Stein secretary Ambrose Grindley treasurer and R I Miter sergeant at arms.
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Law School
National University Law School
R Lambert
Thomas G Mallalieu
M Stein
Ambrose Grindley
R I Miter
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New York
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J J. Darlington
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Charles E Rudy
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Barnard Howard
M ‘ Richardson
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R. & Donald
Irwin S Blatthown
Geler &J Co
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Edwin C Brandenburg
Springfield Vwetallic Casket Company
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Louisa J Allman
Wasby Smith
R. B Fleharty
Elizabeth Ballinger
Washington Terminal Company
R B Fleharty
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Meleworthi
Fred Feren
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Overton
Joe Woods
Hough
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Moline High Culture
Joe Ehrich Preen
Sam Barber
Mertz & Mertz, Inc
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Jennie Campbell
Robert
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Edward Burnett
Homerelle Scott
L. L. Perkins
Edmonston
Edmonston & CO
St. N.W. Advisers and Auth
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John H. Magruder
Thu Stroh Brewery Co
Detroit, Mich
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Western Union Telegraph Co
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Martinique
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Herald Square
New York City
NEW Penn. R.R. Depot
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Reese
Ofc
Chas
Gough
O'Donnell
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