Best Men Nominated for Citizens Ticket Meeting
A mass meeting at the opera house saw Democrats defy intimidation by four at the doors and form a citizens movement. A five member committee drafted a platform, with an eight person panel to endorse or oppose a separate ticket. Speakers included D H Wilson and Judge D W Henry. Forty three attendees pledged to vote for a citizen ticket.
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Opera House
Opera House 4
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HB. Amos
L. W. Buffington
T. M. Buffington
A.B. Watson
T. T. Wimner
J. W. Orr
B. M. Probasgo
C. W. Day
D. H. Wilson
J.T. Ragan
Citizens Movement
Ofice
D. A Davidson
D. W. Day
W.E. Clapham
W.T. Beatty
W. M. Simms
A. B. Watson
T. D. Cox
Rey
A. J. Williams
D. W. Henry
Terre Haute
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Brick Plant Deal Closed in Vinita
W A Burks will be in Vinita tomorrow to close the transfer of the brick plant from Bentonville to this city. About $5,500 of the required $6,000 stock has been subscribed and the remainder is expected to be secured easily. The largest subscriber was D B Warren with $1,000 and E B Frayser contributed $600 instead of $300 as previously reported.
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W. A. Burks
Vinita
Bentonville
D. 8. Warren
E.B. Frayser
Dead Man's Pardon Confirms Prison Sentence at Tahlequah
A Tahlequah court recounts the case of William Phillips, who after an initial error in the sentencing formula was reclassed as legally dead him and sent back to prison for life. Phillips, now a Christian, urged others to seek pardon and peace as he faced the court again. A Republican mass meeting followed, urging a straight party ticket for the spring election to support improvements in Vinita.
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United State Court
Tahlequah
William ©. Phillips
J. A. Gill
Phillips
Tudget Gill
C. B. Rogers
O. L. Rider
Gill
Wil Phillips
Court House
Citizens Movement
Marshal W. H. Darrough
Andy Hampton
W. H. Darrough
Rogers
Sorrel
Parks for Mayor in Democratic Primary Details
Vote totals from the Democratic primary list Mayor Parks with 258 votes, Carey Caldwell 97 for Recorder, Preston 8 Fogle 170 for Collector, A. L. Allen 132 for Assessor, John Britt and Fickiin among others. Ward results show Davenport and Brayser in First Ward, Statsnin and Jasper in Second Ward, Bell and Starr in Third Ward, Orutehfield and Davin in Fourth Ward.
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Democratic Primarie
F’. Parks
Carey Caldwell
Preston
Fogle
John W. Byrd
A. C. B. Allen
Chas. Hartman
Ale
John
Vinita set to observe Clean up day and Arbor Day
On Thursday March 21 Vinita will observe a citywide clean up with Arbor Day activities. Mayor Shanahan will issue a proclamation declaring the day a holiday and commercial club leaders will appoint block chairmen to organize yard work. The plan includes grading vacant lots, removing weeds, sowing grass, planting trees, and inviting the school board to observe as a holiday to involve children, with an aim for annual observance.
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Vinita
Commercial Club
Shanahan
John A. Wise
The
Lawn Seeds for Fall Sowing and Seeder Loan by Gannon
P Gannon offers proper time to sow lawns with white, clover, blue grass, and mixed grass seeds. A seeder is available to loan.
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P. Gannon
Murderer Captured After City Killing
A telegram from H B Ridenhour reports that the bloodhound Rock captured the man who killed James Davenport’s brother near Panels. Davenport, notified yesterday, traveled to the scene with Ridenhour and the hound. the slain man had been tried for murder a year earlier and acquitted. The telegram does not name the killer. possible ties to a prior shooting are noted.
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H. B
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