Vinita Triumph over Tulsa In Severe Football Test
Vinita high school defeated Tulsa in a hard fought 5 to 0 game praised for fast team play and strong line defense. Lionberger stood out with multiple tackles and carries. Captain Franklin filled in at left halfback delivering solid gains. The contest featured open plays, frequent punting, and Vinita securing the lone touchdown in the opening half.
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Vinita
Tulsa
Hans
Lionberger
Franklin
Wright
Billingslea
Smith
Deck
Marrs
Ehough
House
Foontain
Rushmore
Vinus
Earl Kidd
Winterly
Shoenbors
Senator Gore to Tour East for Bryan Campaign
Guthrie Oct 22 United States Senator T P Gore of Oklahoma will tour Ohio New York and Indiana next week as a national speaker. Responding to William J Bryan he aims to help carry doubtful states despite being blind since age eleven and renowned for his oratory. Senator Owen also assigned a week of Ohio dates before the election.
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Guthrie
William J. Bryan
United States
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Ohio
New York
Indiana
Gore
United States Senate
Bryan
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma Floods Raise Alarm Across Central Oklahoma
Heavy rainfall blankets the middle west as the Canadian and Arkansas rivers flood banks. In Vinita and west Tulsa rising waters threaten towns. Muskogee reports deluged lowlands and inaccessible homes. Arkansas River rises ten feet with continued rainfall and property damage feared.
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Middle West
Vinita
Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Muskogee
Grand Rivers
Bryan Punctures Taft's Contention in West Virginia
Associated Press dispatch from Ravenwood West Virginia notes that after a late retirement Bryan spoke at sunrise to a crowd. He challenged Taft's claim that prosperity was due to the Republican Party, mocking the idea of a sunometer or sunshine monopoly and arguing weather and fertility are not controlled by party leaders.
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Associated Press
Ravenwood
West Va
Bryan
Graig County Sows Big Stock Show Crowds and Awards
The Graig County Farmers Institute and Stock Show closed after two days with a large crowd and keen interest in premium entries. The horse show drew the crowd to Illinois Avenue for single driving and ladies events, which featured I B Crouch and Mrs J T Gunter winning top prizes. An accident marred the ladies riding contest when Miss Beasle Brook fell but was not seriously injured. Awards covered horses, mules, cattle, poultry, and farm products with numerous winners led by I B Crouch and Mrs J T Gunter across many classes.
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Rata County Farmers Institute and Stock Show
Illinois Avenue
I. B. Crouch
J. T. Gunter
Oklahoma School Bonds Dominate State Market
Guthrie Oklahoma October 22. It is estimated that State Auditor Trapp since statehood has registered five hundred thousand dollars of bonds issued in Oklahoma and sold mostly outside the state. Spear and Don of Fort Smith Arkansas have bought three hundred eighty five thousand dollars of school bonds and contracted for municipal and school district bonds totaling about three quarters of a million more. Brokers are pressuring to drop Oklahoma school bonds to ninety five, though the bonds carry six percent interest.
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Guthrie
Trapp
Oklahoma
Spear and
Don
Fort Smith
Ark
Jury finds William Hill guilty of manslaughter
Independence October 22 The jury in the William Hill case found him guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for shooting David Alexander in a carriage with Hill's wife on August 17 in Coffeyville.
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William Hill
Prows
Independence
Rus
David Alexander
Coffeyville
Hill
Alexander
Hii
Taft Campaign to Rally Indiana With Fifty Speeches
Associated Press reports Taft resumes campaign in Indiana delivering fifty speeches through the state from south to north. After recovery he comments on Bryan, saying his views would not bribe workers and that Bryan's election would threaten prosperity, while Republican success would aid business.
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Associated
Mitan
Ind
Indiana
Taft
Bryan
Duchess Alexandra Weds Emperor’s Fourth Son
Duchess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein wed Proce August Wilhelm, fourth son of Emperor Wilhelm, in a Berlin chapel ceremony this afternoon. Proceedings report a formal royal match linking Schleswig-Holstein lineage to the German imperial dynasty.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Alexanda Victoria
Schleswig
Panes
Csarence
Duke
Holstein
Proce August Wigyi
Stranger Found Dead in TLO Room at Silver Moon
A man registering as Chak Woody, about thirty five, was found dead in his room at the Silver Moon restaurant around 7 PM. No valuables were found except a lodge receipt for $9 to Chas Woody from Zenith Lodge 213 West Virginia. A bottle of laudanum was in the room. Investigators sought identification and possible connections to Wichita, Kansas. Deserving Special Credit Mr Dean R Low of Chelsea aided the Poultry Show, shipping poultry from Craig County and serving as superintendent.
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Antaikoown
Chak Woody
Silver Moon
Lewis Rogers
Chas
Woody
Zenith Lodge
West Virginia
Wichita
Kana
Telesi
Dean R. Low
Chelsea
Low
Pas
Farmere Institute
Craig County
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J. W. Orr
M. Lewis
W. S. Crouch
A . Churchill
B. Crouch
F. H. Andrews
George M. Martin
W E Roberts
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Roe Rafferty
G .L. Bennett
F. L. Burckhalter
J. B. Kirby
Clay Keithley
W. C. Tyler
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G. L. Bennett
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Etter
Guy Ridenour
Fred Title
Gerwe
W. M. Nate
Rman Gamin Indian Games
Issy
Charles Webbs
Henry Croweh
N. McDonald
Webster Cash
A. L. Churchill
Oisylay O& Farm
M. M. Wright
JD. Walker
M. P. Haynes
S. B. Jackson
J. W. Harris
T.B. Hath
Ping Race
Tat
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Ately
Cuti Wouter
Ett
Ford
Welch
J.T. Gunter
Charley Martin
Lewis Boers
J. Burns
H.R. Warner
Dughess Alexandra
Tlo
Landanum
Charles
Comsfort
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