Indian Chieftain notes Vinita growth and Creek treaty talks
A long Vinita column discusses town improvements and water works, river crossings, and policing, plus Cherokee country growth, oil prospects, and Creek treaty ratification hopes. It cites Vinita’s business unity, Grand River land drives, and infrastructure plans ahead of elections and federal actions.
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Lille Ent
Grand River
Arkansas
Missouri
Muskogee
Cherokes
Vinita
Adair Notes Visit Memphle Teno and Local Relatives
The item lists a string of names including Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Clemens of Lone Oak Ackle, Mrs. Dr. Herre, Brook Jrave, Collinge, and others visiting relatives in Adair and nearby towns. Mentions visits by Mrs. Tate Langley, Peter Bee Duoteim, Mrs. J. C. Dasewaleh, Mire Noli Lynn, Mrs. Reobert Garemowey, and Dr. Beabright among towns like Memphle Teno and Galena Kansas.
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Lone Oak
Ack,le
Dr. Herre
BR. L. Brook
Jrave
OC. Collinge
Ei Adair
J. W. Skioner
Seaton
JF. Dooham
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Memphle Teno
Mrs. Tate Langley
Peter
Coy
Adule
J. C. Dasewaleh
Tab Tequah
Reobert Garemowey
Vi- Oita
Dodt
Nathan Adams
Mint Allie Alfred Aid
Geo
Butler
Pryor Creek Bundey
Bam
Naito
Beabright
Hub
Core Lanier
Galena
Kan
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Elegant reply from Davie women honors judge on liquor law
Davie district women presented Judge John B. K. Thomas with flowers after praising his role in temperance enforcement. The judge spoke of duty, law, and the hoped for protection of women and children, reflecting on the fight against intoxicating drink and the guardian role of the judiciary.
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Ladies of
Southern” District
Judge Thomas
Davie
John BK. Thomas
Thomas
Conl
Volunteer Club Elects Leader and Plans Biweekly Meetings
The Young Pappies Volunteer Club at Aldrich Hall organized with eighteen members present. Miss Molle Thompson was elected president, and K Wayne helped lead Rotary tasks. The group will meet again two weeks from Monday night, with plans for future socials and conventions noted.
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Checotah
Indian Territory Prose Association
Checolah
Checutah
Kansas Day
D. M. Marrs
Vinita
JW. Caildress
Rash Springs
Firsl
Howth Mallenter
W. H Walker
Purcell
Kew
Curie
Molle Phompson
Howe
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Wig-Lined Treaty Debate Sparks Tribal Tensions
A rambling tirade argues against a proposed treaty with government and private powers. It contends lands must be divided by executive action, preserving equal rights for citizens, while denouncing concessions to powerful interests and warning of harm if treaties precede consent.
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Pune
Mead
United States
Elin
Washington
Cour
Cnurem
New York City Trial Mentioned in Irregular Court Notes
A Federal court record cites J.J. Breton and D. I. M. Pate from Checotah pleading guilty to returning to the Iodian country against orders. The case references Interior department actions, a tree payment, and terms to comply with Crook nation laws. The long text includes scattered era slang and unrelated intrusions about New York, with characters named Warren, Orrin F100, and others, and mentions a trial outcome, fines, and possible plans for future enforcement.
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de. D. I M. Pate
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Gailtyate
Interior Department
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Rae Orrin
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Hele
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Spinsters in Clover and a Danish Maiden’s Heart
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Ase Home Journal
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Pate
Globe-Democrat
Silk Worms and Silk Trade Described in Old Journal
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