21 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
1
Vice President James Sherman spoke at the Civil War monument unveiling in Syracuse praising the soldiers and the nation. He cited pensions and homes for maimed veterans, calling monuments and aid measures not charity but debts owed to the preservers of the Union.
Jake Smith and Dock Isabell fought on the streets yesterday afternoon. Isabell was fined eight dollars in police court. Both Isabell and Clay Tittle were placed under a 250 bond to appear in county court on a liquor transport charge across state lines.
A plank endorsing Governor Harmon was added to the platform before the state Democratic convention. The motion to insert the endorsement was carried as part of the day's proceedings.
A surprise deal in Vinita transfers the T. C. Holland furniture store to B D Elingel of Mascoutah Illinois. The new proprietor has arrived and will decide on management changes. Mr Holland will stay briefly before touring the north and may return to the city later.
In Portland Oregon the mangled body of William A Johnson was found in a trunk at Union Depot. J F Webb and Johnsons wife were arrested later at a lodging house after an automobile trip to a suburban resort. Both denied knowledge of the crime and appeared intoxicated. Webb had Johnson watch and a bloodstained room indicated a fierce struggle.
Excitement swept the wheat market today as traders reacted to crop concerns. The AP report from Chicago notes heightened gravity in the grain trade amid fresh market cues and near term supply worries.
Reno culls a plan for an event this afternoon as G Roberts returns from Miami to witness street paying contracts. Mrs Davidson hosts a noon luncheon for Mise Glarle Lee visiting from Kansas City. Pheasant Hill children’s day exercises draw a large crowd with a basket dinner and engaging program.
Guthrie lawyers argue for capital removal injunction as Judge Campbell appears to assume jurisdiction without ruling on motions. Gov Haskell and Secretary Cross contend suit against state lacks consent, while Guthrie contends enabling act binding. Hearing resumes Tuesday morning after brief recess.
Disjointed dispatch says the Glidden tourists arrived in Texas near dawn and aim to reach Dallas that night amid Republican seat implications. A separate note from Washington references Edward W. Saunders and a theatre portrayal affecting a Virginia district race.
President Taft postponed his New Haven visit after a filibuster threat halted the postal savings bank bill. He planned to stay through the summer if needed and called in several stubborn senators for talks.
Civic Club of Vineta expresses condolences to Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Warner after the loss of their infant child Lite Jick. The resolution states sympathy, cites scripture, notes the community’s sorrow, and requests a copy to be sent to the family and the Daily Chieftain, with a record copy prepared.
Eight employees escaped by leaping into the river below Greles Pfleger Tanning Co plant at North Halstead Street. Two fremen were injured in the blaze. Damaged logs valued at about a quarter of a million dollars.
Princess Pad ora of Schleswig Holstein the young consort of Emperor Auguste Victoria died suddenly today from heart disease. The report credits Associated Press and notes the royal death shocks Europe.
Sam Coleman, a full blood Cherokee from near Mucha, was knocked down and robbed by two men in the night. They took $50 from the Cherokee National Bank customer, but the money was recovered after the escape failed. One alleged assailant, Henry Fields, a man with a long jail record, was arrested and jailed awaiting his hearing.
In McAlester Oklahoma on June 21 Judge R W Higgins reports Frank Thompson a 40 year old deaf mute who had been silent since age seven spoke briefly after an operation for blood poisoning. He conversed with his mother sister and brothers then died that night. His brother Judge Munt of Wilburton was at the bedside and he spoke with him.
Bisbee Arizona June 21 The Mexican custom house and post office in Maca Bonora was guarded by the Mexican customs guard Instaleht anticipating an attack from revolutionists The Mexican customs collector placed the house money in the hands of the Mexican consul where the house is guarded by an American deputy sheriff.
In Oklahoma City on June 21 a fire following a gasoline can explosion at the Lucas residence killed four year old Trin Lucas and badly burned Mim Lucas and Frieda Lucis. Mr. Tweak, who roomed there, started the blaze by striking a match for a door keyhole, leaving him severely burned.
The Senate committee reported the public buildings bill, amended from the House version, carrying authorizations for about five million dollars in additional appropriations. The measure, passed by the House earlier, moves to further action in the Senate.
William O Krug vice president and general manager of Fred Krug Brewing company died at noon in an Omaha automobile accident. Dickinson Won’t Interfere reports Nevada Governor Dickerson will not interfere with the James Jeffries proceedings.
Guthrie June 21 State Chairman Jim Harris says no Republican candidates have filed in numerous counties for multiple offices. Counties listed include Beckham Blaine Cherokee Choc taw Cleveland Con Comanche Dewey Grant Harmon Hughes Jackson Jefferson Latimer Marshall Mayes Murray McLain McCurtain Oktibbeha Pontotoc Rogers Roger Mills Seminole Stephens Texana Tillman Tulsa. nominees he notes are lacking across judicial and legislative posts with filing due by next Wednesday night June 22.
The incident occurred during an elopement attempt involving Mikael Gropop. Raquel Rorick, the bride’s father, was shot twice by Grado last night and is in dangerous condition. Grovop fled the scene.
Members of the Civic Club of Vinta express deep sympathy for Mr. and Mrs. Davenport after the sudden death of their son Millard. The note asks for Christian fortitude and the sentiment Not my will but thine, O Lord be done. A copy is to be sent to the Daily Chieftain for publication.
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