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The Vinita Daily Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1907

Page

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Jim Crow cars to be operated on Oklahoma railroads

Guthrie Ok Dec 18 Railroads in Oklahoma move to comply with the separate car line law. Santa Fe Rock Island Missouri Kansas & Texas and Frisco will import Jim Crow cars from Texas divisions for immediate use. At depots with two waiting rooms one will be for whites and the other for blacks. Where only one waiting room exists arrangements will be made.

Guthrie Oklahoma Santa Fe Rock Island Missouri, Kansas & Texas Frisco Texas

Guthrie Chia Highlights State Gas Commerce Opinion

Attorney West in an opinion contends that gas shipments are outside state interstate commerce and that the state cannot regulate interstate gas flow. It notes a remedy may exist by compelling corporations to obtain a state charter and prohibiting eminent domain until compliance with state laws. Also mentions soliciting trade and weather affecting deliveries with daily service.

Guthrie, Chia West The

Wireless power: Worcester teen runs lights by waves

Harry M. Grout an 18-year-old Spencer boy claims to operate electric lights and motors by electro magnetic waves at distances beyond 60 feet. Authorities at Worcester Polytechnic Institute say this unprecedented feat marks a breakthrough in wireless power transmission. Grout, a student at David H Prouty high school, vows to establish two wireless stations three miles apart to transmit power.

Worcester Mass Harry M. Grout Spencer Boy Marconi Worcester Polytechnic Institute Grout David H. Prouty High School

Death Reported After Strychnine Poisoning At Jones City

Irving Wella, a night telegraph operator for the Etisco railroad, was found dead after taking a dose of strychnine at his Jones City residence in this county last night. The case is being investigated by local authorities.

Oklahoma City Irving Wella Etisco Railroad Jones City

Oklahoma approves emergency bank bill and deposits guarantee

Governor signs Vanleventer emergency bill authorizing 65,000,000 state funds and a deposits guarantee for state banks, with penalties for reckless methods. Jamesenefee, state treasurer, heads to Washington to secure money. law to take effect in sixty days. Governor Haskell seeks extended session to pass prohibition enforcement legislation amid Indian Territory crime reports.

Guthrie The United Anit James Enefee Washington Oklahoma Haskell Indian Territory

Jamestown Teacher Assault Sparks Mob Presence

Maud McCrumb a 22 year old schoolteacher from Jamestown Pa was assaulted by Charles Summers a 33 year old farmer from Turnersville. Summers was captured by a posse and taken to Greenville Pa to avert threatened farmer violence. McCrumb, daughter of a justice of the peace, was walking home when the attack occurred. she screamed, attracting a farmer who raised the alarm. She suffered severe scratches and bruises and was left seriously injured.

Jamestown Maud McCrumb Charles Sommers Turnersville Summers Greenville Miss McCrumb Justice of the Peace

Tokyo Journal Foresees U S Fleet Visit Editorial

In Tokyo on December 18 the 18 dependent paper with wide circulation plans an editorial on the American fleet’s Pacific dispatch. It notes the voyage will attract world attention but denies any visit intention. The piece says a friendly reception would mark U S Japan ties while urging caution to prevent anti Japanese sentiment on the Pacific coast and possible San Francisco incidents.

Tokio Japan Pacific United States San Francisco

Free Lecture At the Court House in Vinita

Thursday night December 19 at 7 p.m. Phil H. Gallery of Missouri will lecture on panes causes and cure problems of the 20th century the mission of socialism. Everybody cordially invited.

Court House Vinita Phil H. Gallery Missouri

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