Petty Held in Texas on Harris Murder Charge in Denison
Dave Petty is jailed in Sherman Texas after being charged with killing Justice of the Peace D M Harris at Poursboro last October. He faces grand jury action after a preliminary hearing. Witnesses from West Denison Katy yards testify Petty appeared at the scene, aiding state officials in building the murder case.
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Dave Petty
Sherman
Texas
Justice of the Peace
D. M. Harris
Poursboro
Van
Petty
Dick Adame
EB Frayser
Tom Burlington
Elihu Lynn
Dick Adams
Abeleen
Denison Herald
Katy
West Denison
Vinita poised to become hub of Indian Territory trade
A promotional overview extols Vinita as a thriving commercial center in the Indian Territory. It highlights its strategic location between Grand River and Verdigris, strong local cattle wealth, solid banks, and growing trade for a wide range of enterprises. The piece urges Kansas City manufacturers and financiers to invest, build factories, utilities, and stores, and notes Vinita as a stable, non boom town with lasting potential.
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Chetupa
Vinita
Lever
Cory Faruy
Vintta
Ovi
E C. Boudinot
Katy
Boudinot
Cnet
Vivita
Commercial Club Visit Brings Warm Welcome in Vinita
Kansas City Commercial club members arrived in Vinita on a cold Saturday with ten below temperatures. Local business leaders welcomed them with full interviews and handshakes while the train and baggage area were inspected. A lengthy visitor list included executives from John Deere, Continental Varnish, Monarch Vinegar, and many other firms. Muskogee area chatter and local humor surrounded the trip. The piece notes Vinita’s two railroad lines give it an edge for Kansas City commerce and urges quick approval of the Cherokee-Dawes agreement to open land for sale before March.
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Vinita
Cherokee City
Kansas City
Kansas City Commercial Club
All the World Way
FEM
Bob O'Shea
Kansas
Doc Frayser
City
J.D. Havens
Tiernan Havens Printing Company
W. B. Hill
Ash@rove White Line Association
George C. Smith
Smith-McCord Dry Goods Company
C. A. Murdock
C. A. _ Murdock Manufacturing Company
George T. Lynn
Continental Varnish and Color Company
F. N. Sewall Glass and Paint Company
J. We. Speas
Monarch Vinegar Works
A. B. Bridges
Chicago
Milwaukee , St. Paul
Walter S. Halliwell
Columbus Baggy Company
John M. Townley
Townley Metal Co
Charles D. Mill
New England Metal Life Insurance Co
Fred B. Jenkins
FW. Jenkins’ Sons
William M. Robinson
Kansas City Rooting and
Congress
Dawes Commission
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Cobb & McGlasson
Ming Furniture CO
E. M. Ming Furniture Co
J.W. Martin
UA. Martin
Chapman & Briggs
Wimner
United States
Artorary
Klondike
Indian Territory
Nish
India Territory
Clarentore Sind
Tulsa
Vinita Na
Kaneus
Chetopa
Karena
Comets
Cave St. Louie
Foun
Guitar and Mandolin
America
Price
United States Department of Agriculture
Great West
Evsss
PL. Soper
Miss Thomas
Muskogee
Walter
Halliwell
John Miller
Boob
Jim Hall
E. C. Sooy
City Hay Press Co
W. V. Clarke
National Bank of Commerce
J.J. Swofford
Swofford Bros
Dry Goode Co
S. A. Pierce
Great Western Type Foundry
M. V. Watson
Kansas City Paper House
A. Gallagher
Faxon, Horton & Gallagher
A. D. Bayles
Gille Hardware and Iron Co
A. C. Costes
Coates House
W. Philbrook
W. E. Whiting Tailoring Company
P. H. Slattery
Kansas City Fur
Niture and Coffin Co
Fernando P. Neal
Union National Bank
J. W. Swain
Bradstreet Co
H. L. McCune
Dobson & McCane
C. B. Norton
J. A. Norton & Son
U.S. Cunningham
H. T. Abernathy
First National Bank
T. Mulford
Goodyear Rubber Co
Harvey Fleming
Kansas City Journal
C. C. Clemon
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
W. P. Trickett
Kansas City Transportation Bureau
E. L. Clendening
The
Commercial Club
John A. Brown
Equitable Fire Insurance Society
H. A. Wilson
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
W.R. Kendall
Kendall Boot & Shoe Co
J.B. Dominick
American National
A.W. Foreman
Kyr
Claude Shelou
Eugenia Thompson
Thompson
Lee Barrett
Chicks
Tam