Indian Chieftain Notes from Welch and Vinita Circulation
A long list of local notices reports sicknesss and social goings on in Welch Vinita and surrounding areas. Mentions William Vemelren ill Mrs Caldwell baby ailments individuals visiting courts and townspeople in transit. Also notes Red Cross Blue ads stoves jewelry and General local commerce items with several court and railroad developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Brock
Webb Vann
Brewer
Slaughter
Denver
Colorado
Polk Carter
Tablequad
Lou Lesley
Welch
Florence Harmon
E. S. Bessy
Claremore
August Schilecker
Red Cross
Orval Martin
Leslie Rudd
Afton
Singer
Edwants
Nowata
F. W. Strout
Little Dag
H. A. Pelrie
Waxahatchie
Texas
Abe Cobb
Fox Danningberg
Edward Chouteau
Vinita
Borman Shelton
Cobb & McGlasson's
T.P. McGlasson
Frisco
H.C. Barritt
Irwal Stroud
Conrad
Blackman Drug! ‘Co
Lawn
Methodist Ladies’ Home Mission Society
Ledbetter Tolbert Chiefs of West Outlaw Fight
Report highlights Paden Tolbert Bud Ledbetter and Bill Tilghman returning from Chickasha. Ledbetter Vinita town marshal and famed for exterminating outlaws in Indian Territory. Tolbert deputy US marshal, Ledbetter boasts extraordinary marksmanship and dangerous foes. Narrative notes his fearless stance and battle scars as Ardmore dispatch details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Paden Tolbert
Bud Ledbetter
Bill Tilghman
Chickasha
Ledbetter
Vinita
White/Tolbert
United States
Indian Territory
Katy
Parsons
Eue
Denison
Tex
Sam
Ard- Imore Dispatch
Creek Nation Protest Over Curtis Act and Treaty 1825
Creek delegation visits interior department to insist on honoring the 1825 treaty rather than enforcing the Curtis act. They seek relief from Congress, while Interior officials say ratifying an agreement with the Creeks would satisfy the delegation and place lands and money in their possession. Lieutenant Reaves, recently wounded in the Philippines, returns home via Vinita then plans another trip. he is noted for prior editorship of the Vinita Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
United States
Indian Bureau
Congress
Irs L. Reaves
Arthur Masterson
Vinita
Elden
Reaves
Philippines
Vinita Globe
Disagreement in Smith Case Martin Trial in US court
The United States court heard the Smith case with defense arguing for a peremptory verdict on three points including lack of penal statute and tribal law status in Indian Territory. Judge Springer deferred ruling until Friday morning after extensive argument and noted the Cherokee laws may still be in force. Multiple defendants faced varied charges and pleas as court days continued with numerous transfers to Muskogee and Boonville reform schools. The Jim Martin case and other local notices filled the docket amid ongoing motions and testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Smith
Smith
Indian Territory
Hutchings
Soper
Springer
Wright
J. W. Ellis
A.F. Chamberlin
Interior Department
F. M. Smitch
Curtis
Muskogee
Fuller Alberty
Tom Scales
Joe Grayson
Charles Mutchler
Watt Thomas
John Seahorn
Charlie Bixler
Fort Leavenworth
Harry Parks
Walter Larker
Larker
Parks
Frank Schofield
Annie Terox
Musaud Newman
Wm. Malone
Missouri State Reform School For
Boonville
George Chambers
Robertson Hope
Missouri State Reform School
Alfred King
Theo, Ellis
Leavenworth
Henry Hulsey
James Wordsworth
Teck Thorneberry
Mack James
Wylie Fish
Steve Lowery
Thomas Armstrong
W. W. Miller
Jim Martin
Jonce
United States
Muskegee
Thomas
Horse Thief Catchers Meet in Opera House
The 15th annual session of the Anti Horse Thief Association met in this city, with about 200 delegates. The territory covers Kansas and the Indian Territory, uniting efforts to pursue and convict thieves, notify judges, and assist in gathering evidence. President Culbertson presided. committees were named and officers reelected as Wichita was chosen for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C.collins
Kansas City
James Reed
Big Cabin
Yen
Jesse Bushyhead
Cherokee Medical Board
Albuquerque
Andy Norwood
Bartlesville
George Whiteturkey
James D. Cart
Claremore
Mary Taylor
W. L. Chapman
Columbus
W. M. Selby
Coffeyville
Coffeyville, Are In the City. the Lady Is Aneice
Ad Roach
John Britt
Chapmas & Briges
J. F. Price
Cherokee
Kan
Sentinel
Anti-Horse Tales Association
Edwie Chyuteau
Corbett
Byron
St. Louis
Montry City
Chapman & Briggs
Anti Horse Thief Association
Opera House
Kansas
Indian Territory
Missouri
J. B. Culberson
Sterling
C.G. Horn
Welch
I.T
John W. Wall
Parsons
Culbertson
E. A. Perry
J. H. McPeake
J. P. Scott
G. A. Getter
FE. B. Loubough
J. A. Bale
Fred Hall
Jease Cox
F. M. Denton
W. J. Hall
Coutee
G. J. McCarty
Fielding Scott
W. G. Taylor
Henry Bose
C. G. Horn
Ase
T Marshal
B. I. Pool
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Wm. Vemelren
Meilette
A. Caldwell
Sandidge Hill
Powell
Grand Jury
Kelso
Davidson Grain Co
Mexico
Manila
A.O. Pillars
35Th Volunteers
Vancouver
James L. McCullough
J. T. Parks
Board of Education
Jobo Oskison
G. W. Beck
H. H. Butler
Miami
Midway
Wright Drug Co
A. J. Gurex
Oswego
Krebs
Pa¢en Tolbert
Oklahoma City
Mr. Tolbert
Pat
Morris O'Malley
Frank Jennings
Trai
Ft. Leavenworth
al Jennings
A. B. Stevenson
Iilimmis
North Bound
Judge Springer
Dick Blue
Buffington
John Oskison
John Franklin
Jimmie White
Arkansas Railroad
Southwest City
Carey's Ferry
Horse Creek
Duck Creek
George W. Green
Ralph
Belwit
Wis
Green
Pawhuska
Mrs. Don Carlos
Harry E. Don Carlos
Miss Miller
Mr. Wilcox
Mr. Smith l
Ledbetter and
Tolbert
The
Ubeland
Ubeavedy
Dalton A. W. Poreman’s
Peoples Drug Stores
United States Court
Martin
Rock Creek
W. H. Austin
Frank Goodson
Viola Seaton
Leafy Meiner
Myrtle Parks
Jennie Langley
File Goad
Demus Lewis
Edgar Langley
Adair
P. W. Propp
Adair Notes
John Warren
Vialta
GW. Clark
Gay Skinner
Jim Kix
J. J. Wortmas
Heron
Miss Phillips
C.T. Collins
J. W. Skinner and & iv
Maggie Cumaringle
Northumberland
G. Bs. Steadtan
Newark
Mich
Tyreatmerst
A. W.foreman
People’s Drug Store
Brock
Ratcliff
Childs
Ladies’ Union
E.N. Ratcliff Mercantile Company
General Convention
Wichita
Carl Schmidt
Samuel Mayes
Cherokee Nation
Northern Judicial District
Medical Examining Board
Northern District
White Oak
Duder