Oklahoma movement convention resolutions urge opening territory
Read at Purell meeting the Oklahoma convention resolutions condemn land monopolies and demand opening the territory for settlement. Speakers praise the convention, urge congressional action, and note support from Kansas delegates and the Chickasaw nation.
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Ebbed Gallows for Tobler Boys in Vinita Murder
The scaffold for Jake and Jor Tobler's execution was erected in the county jail. The Tobler brothers, aged 18 and 16, were convicted of the August murder of Cass and Goodykountz, Vinita merchants, after a night attack during a Texas trip. They stole horses, a gold watch, and a ring, confessed to several witnesses, and were sentenced to death.
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