Vinita News Summary Adds Local Notices and Initiatives
Vinita residents, Dawes Commission activity, legal notices, and social chatter fill this edition. Movements include J. Davenport, Orrin Wider, and J. Chandler among local officials. Miss Bernice Lewis travels to Kansas, and Rev. Long departs for the Pacific coast. Community events span deer hunts prep, Dawes hearings, and a Bartlesville oil effort, with marriage licenses issued and a Genoa of visitors from Vinita.
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Pastor Long
Curtis B. Long
Pacific Coast
Mr. Long
Vinita
Mob Attacks Negro Home in Centralia Riot
Report from Centralia describes a Sunday night mob destroying the Whitmire residence, driving the family away, and razing the house after firing through it. No arrests yet, authorities claim the upstate rumor of a larger black mob was exaggerated and the incident is considered closed.
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Marabal
Centralia
Whitemire
Binche
Johnson
Clapper
G.T. Vandever
Whitmire
Councillor Shot In Wagoner Street Brawl
Charley Sanders a newly elected councillor in Tahlequah district was wounded during a street fight in Wagoner on Saturday night. Lee Sanders, his brother, was involved earlier in the evening and warned by Marshal Ryan to surrender weapons. Charley intervened as the officer restrained Lee, a gun discharged wounding Charley in the hip. surgeons removed shattered bone fragments. Sanders’s injuries are not immediately fatal but may leave him crippled. A separate item notes a recruiting station opening in the Raymond building led by Captain Ax Dapeau US Infantry, with private Hall promoting enlistment and militia glory.
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Wagoner
Charley Sanders
Tahlequah
Lee Sanders
Sanders
Tyte
Lee Benders
Marshal Ryan
Tte Posonion
bin Ar
Hat Guo Wen
Charley Sandovely
Reported lynching in Sherman shocks town
Marshal Ledbetter received word from Sherman that George Wickliff, a colored man, was in mob hands and feared lynching or severe beating. Reports varied whether he was hanged or flogged. the mob allegedly sought vengeance after alleged insults to white schoolgirls. Louie Wickliff, a courthouse porter and father, said the last contact placed him in Sherman, with no definite fate by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Ledbetter
Sherman
George Wickliff
Wicklif
Louie Wickliff
United Rates Court House
Fire at Muskogee cotton gin destroys building
A fire at the Patterson Cotton Gin in Muskogee yesterday afternoon destroyed the warehouse and its contents and threatened the main gin building. Firefighters fought a long battle as flames scorched the area but confined to the one building. the roundup baler and other equipment largely escaped. The incident follows discussions of the American Cotton Company and roundlap bale advantages for farmers and open competition for baled cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inon
Warebone
Patterson
Muskogee
Warea
American Cotton Company
Prosperous Fraternal Aid Association Excludes Certain Trades
A history of the Fraternal Aid Association notes its solvency via graduated assessments and reserve funds. Membership emphasizes good citizenship since a local Vieira council formed in April 1884. Beneficiary members listed include numerous individuals such as C. H. Alles, B. F. Anderson, D. Beatty, H. C. Ballard, and many others.
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Fraternal Aid Association
Fraternal Congres
Vieira
C. H. Alles
B. F. Anderson
B.D Blakney
D. Beatty
H. C. Ballard
J. Burns
Beta Burns
W. J. Harnett
B.C. Burnett
Mary J. Browning
A .M. Vrock
T. H. Byrd
Dr. L. Bagby
W. BR. Badgett
T. TH. Badgets
K. 0. Collins
Annetta Gook
W. L. Chaplan
J.B. Drew
J. J
M. le Cameron
H. EB
DooWarios
Davis
Dupree
M. M. Ma
Celia
Oboro
Ed Rose
Olive Rea
Emmere B
Seate
W. 8
Stantleld
Litas
Court of Appeals Conveys Key Cases After Judge Meeting
Court of Appeals conveyed a session after discussion with Judge Clayton Townsend and Gill. A large docket of important cases awaits, and several matters are to be cleared from a tie with present ageaton.
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Court of Appeals
Clayton
Townsend
Gill
Wumler
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