Wood
              Washita County, Oklahoma
            Herald-Sentinel
            Herald-Sentinel was published at Cloud Chief.
            Wood was one of the community columns in the newspaper.
            Feb 26, 1897
            Page 1
            J. R. BAKER died last Thursday the 18, at 6:45 a. 
			m....
            He was shot just above the top of the right hip bone, the ball 
			ranging downward and inward through the hip bone and lodging in and 
			against the lower part of the spinal column which caused his death.
            He was buried at Wood graveyard, and there was a large number of 
			people attended the funeral.
            
            Feb 26, 1897
            Page 8
            The Killing.
            The Preliminaries Bring Out some Damaging Evidence.
            The case of Territory vs. W. F. ELLZEY Sr., W. F. 
			ELLZEY Jr., and J. F. HOUSTON, was called Wednesday 
			before Judge HATCHETT for a preliminary hearing.
            This is the case in which John R. BAKER was shot in a fuss 
			in SEWELL'S store at Combs, and afterwards died from the 
			wound.
            The testimony bears out the account of the affair given in last 
			weeks Herald-Sentinel.
            The defense was ably represented by Attorneys GARRETT of 
			Mangum and Temple HOUSTON of Woodward, while the prosecution 
			was handled by county attorney Duke in equally as able a manner....
            
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