Vinita Champions Disband After Perfect Season
Vinita High School completes a perfect seven game season to claim the state championship and disbands the team uniforms. The squad, praised for clean play, staged a photoshoot for newspapers and the season guide as several stars retire. Notable players include Carter, Burris, Franklin, Scott, Cameron, and McSpadden, with Carter singled out for consistency.
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Vinita
Inchading
Carter
Burris
Franklin
Scott
Claremore State Preparatory School
Tneve
Lond
Eastern Oklahoma High School All Eastern Team Picks
The 1912 season concludes with the All Eastern Oklahoma first and second teams led by Vinita. Players from Muskogee Tulsa Vinita and Weleetka occupy most positions as athletes are honored for their performances this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Vinita
Oklahoma
Con” Cameron
Mus
Ikogee
Cameron
Planyer
McSpadden
Burris
Scott
Jackson
Mattock
Muskogee
Mike” Bridgeman
Muskogee High
Fiine
L. Deradenried
Buddress
Dawson
Young
Talsa
Chenault
Clark
Wobvetka
Welestka
L. DeGraffenried
Mark Dwmn
NM. DeGraffenrie
Carey
Hine
Tyler
Beard
Chamberlin
Bomperner
Bailey
Vinita Elven
Allen
Kramer
Tulsa
Jett
Murdock
Muckogee
Eared Burris
Cemter
Cenanti
Girard Clark
Weleotka
Righ
Tuilsa
Bridgeman
Tuleu Tcaphiint
deGraffenried
Chambertin
Bomgarner
Markham
Weleetka
Mo deQraffeuried
Vinita Hes
Muskgee
Tile
Barnard Plans Model Farm to Aid Paroled Convicts
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Miss Kate Barnard, state charities and corrections commissioner, plans a Barnard Farm movement to house and train paroled convicts. The project, aiming to self sustain and reduce reoffending, would establish cottages for about forty men with farm work and family supervision, funded by a campaign expected to raise significant contributions.
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Oklahomk City
Kate Barnard
Oklahoma
Barnard Fann
Ron Oftens
Oklahoma City
Atine Burstand
Ail Mic Af Telen
Cominilestones
A. H. Huson
Pottawatomi
Townahin
Wolunty
Ming Dormaid
Quleatte
Okinboni
Hin Tite
Ite Coneviet
Mise Barnard
Ima
Sorylen
Jynder
Tragic Young Ansley Death Linked to Hunting Incident Near Shoals
Dewey Hobson Anstey fifteen year old son of Mr and Mrs E P Ansley of this city died after a gun discharged while hunting near Shoals twelve miles southeast of town. Forrest Darrough fourteen, carried the other gun. investigators noted possible accidental discharge during a hunting outing. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 PM at the First Baptist Church with Rev Stephen Holloway officiating and burial at Springs Chapel cemetery. County assessors convene to draft bills for property assessment changes ahead of the next legislature.
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Hugo, Ola
Dee Te
Dewey Hobson Anstey
Mra
E. P. Ansley
Shoals
Forrest Dartough
WH. Darrough
Darrough
Messors
Parromth
Ansley
Thirdlson
Marten Watson
Che Bun
Ausley
Forrest Darrough
Nea Shoals
Titte Amoon
Anstey
Derroug
Besley Cooke
Pirot Baptist Church
Stephen
Holloway
Springs Chapel Cemetery
UnMabora City
Dec
Nera
John, Chenoweth
Altus
G. de Carref Wagoner
Oklahoma Senate Plans Resistance to Grace Confirmations
Insurgent Oklahoma senators move to thwart the governor's confirmation program at the special session beginning tomorrow. They plan to form committees to investigate appointers, possibly delaying or defeating approvals and challenging the governor's influence. A Democratic caucus seeks to reorganize the Senate and may target former education board appointees. Senator Langston's successor seat raises further procedural questions as the session unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Deo
Senate
Tonte
Ld Word of Estemation
Croce
Educational Board
Cruse
Waard
Oklahoma
Ision
Skirwin
Glenn
Hayes
Duntop
Lohr
Secretary of State
George N. Aycock
Texhoma
Langston
United States
Yeggmen Fail to Crack Safe in New Mexico Store
Yeggmen, apparently inexperienced, tried three times to blow the safe in J. M. Arnold’s Springer store. Shelving was torn down but the Astro glycerine failed to open the safe and nothing was stolen. Only one man woke and he alerted no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore, Olla
J. M. Arnold
Springer
Big Money for Oklahoma Big Money for Oklahoma
Washington dispatch reports Oklahoma government expenditures for 1914 will total 1.5 million dollars if secretary Mac Nenehs estimates reach congress. Funding would cover Indian affairs, public buildings, Piatt National park and Fort Sill with proposed increases in tribal administration funds and several federal construction projects. The piece notes Republican plans to bid for every item before a likely Democratic handover of power and cites specific appropriations for Chickasaw, Guthrie, and other federal facilities.
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Washington, D
Oklahoma
MacNeneh
Congress
Piatt National Park
Fort Sill
Macy Veagh
Imraau
Washington
Chickasha
Guthrie
Federal Post Office
Court House
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Welertka
Eastern
Okla
Ggniigt
Barnard
Young Ansley
GRACE
Ladies’ Missionary’ Society
Methodist Church
Mre
Lot Barrett
Tran
Parysylvania
MacVeagh
Toyland
Etl
Wilson Street
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