Judge Alexander Pleases Hearers at Campaign Rally
At the court house last night Judge M. M. Alexander of Okinulgee was the principal speaker. The packed chamber roared with applause as he attacked the republican platform and urged support for democratic principles, repeatedly invoking William Jennings Bryan to enthusiastic response.
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Court House
M. M. Alexander
Okinulgee
Amos
J. Hobdy
Alexander
Wm. J. Bryan
Judge Alexander
Brother of Chas Woody Sought Missing Kin
Letter from Pea Hook Pennsylvania postmaster explains Charlie Woody death by self harm and lack of police in the village. The postmaster forwarded the message to his brother and Charlie Woody’s relatives, noting Rogers’ efforts to contact lodges and police across areas to locate family.
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Pea Hook
Vinita
Okla
Lewis Rogers
Charlie Woody
Charlie
W. J. Sutheriano
P.M
Mr. Rogers
Severe Storm Hits New England Coast
A powerful storm battered the New England coast with heavy wind and rain centered near Nantucket and Cape Cod. Many vessels sought anchor, and a schooner was driven ashore at Monomoy Point while the gale disrupted maritime activity. A separate item notes an election in Vinita’s fourth ward set for next Tuesday at F. M. Lewis’s implement store on Missouri Avenue.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
New England
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Monomay Point
Vinita
F. M. Lewis
Minois Avenue
Tennessee Mob Kills Jail Inmate After Resistance
A mob of about thirty men attacked Roane County jail in Kingston Tennessee last night after midnight and killed George Cook who was jailed on a murder charge for killing John King a few weeks earlier. Cook resisted and was shot during the assault.
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Kingston
Tenn
Roane County
George Cook
John King
Cook
Rockefeller backs Taft drives GOP fund claims
A New York dispatch says John D. Rockefeller declared support for Taft and cited personal fitness over Bryan. Norman E. Mack accuses a taft campaign deal with Standard Oil and claims a $3,000,000 GOP fund funds corruption efforts including transfers to Indiana and Ohio.
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Norman £. Mack
Democratic National Committee
John D. Rockefeller
Taft
Republican National Committee
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Ohio
Bryan in Syracuse Promotes Deposit Guaranty Debate
The Bryan campaign stop in Syracuse drew large crowds at City Hall and the Wieting Opera House. He praised German savings practices and warned against panic fears, contrasting bank deposit guarantees by banks versus communities and arguing for deposit guarantees. Judge Parker spoke favorably of Bryan and critiqued Taft and Governor Hughes.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Bryan
Wieting Opera House
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Judge Parker
Opera House
City Hall
Taft
Roosevelt
Denver
United States
Savings Bank of
Germany
Tull
Taft Hias
Vinsta High School Football Team Travels to Miami
The Vinsta team went to Miami to play the city’s high school squad this afternoon. With Lionberger out due to a boil on his neck, the rest of the squad is in good shape and expected to win easily.
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Vinsta
Miami
Lionberger
Taft Bryan Campaigns Split as Candidates Move East
In New York on October 30 Taft and Bryan split routes after a close struggle for support in Syracuse and Onondaga County. Taft stays in New York while Bryan heads to Ohio Indiana and Minnesota. Other campaigns including Kern Chafin Watson and Debs also mobilize across the Midwest and Brooklyn for closing rallies.
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Associated Press
New York
Taft
Bryan
Syracuse
Onondaga County
New York State
Ohio
Indiana
Minois
Buffalo
Sherman
Teft
Utica
Oneontta
Kern
Chafin
Watson
Independence Party
Brooklyn
Carnegiesiall
Manhattan
Higeen
Graves
Hearst
Debs
Chicago
Wisconsin
Woodstock
Ilinois
Necealabiie
Dreyfus Appeals to Supreme Court
A Kansas City liquor salesman jailed in McAlester for interstate liquor shipment violations has appealed his case to the U.S. Supreme Court. He argues his arrest and conviction violate interstate commerce, backed by Missouri Brewers. Earlier, Judge Campbell denied an injunction against state officers, directing pursuit through state courts then the U.S. Supreme Court if needed.
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Associated Press
Guthrie, Ok
A. H. Dreyfus
Kansas City
McAlester
Missouri
Supreme Court
United States
Dreyfus
Ralph C. Campbell
Federal Court
Pitenburg County
Buut
Campbell
United States Supreme Court
Election returns to be read at Court House
The Chieftain will publish the election bulletins on Tuesday night November 3 and read them at the Court House. Republicans and Democrats are invited. no admission charge.
Davenport Day in Vinita to Feature Governor Haskell Train
The Bryan Special bearing Governor C N Haskell and many national speakers will reach Vinita at 11 a m Saturday October 31 for Davenport Day in Craig County. A large crowd is expected as the governor speaks from the Auditorium veranda and locals are urged to help wind up the campaign in a blaze of glory.
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Bryan
C. N. Haskell
Vinita
Craig County
New York Society Leader Mrs Astor Critically Ill
Mrs William Astor, long time leader of New York society, is critically ill with a heart condition at her Fifth Avenue home. Relatives have been summoned to her bedside as her condition is reported serious. A marriage license was issued to Bruce Davis of Vinita and Stella Sleight of Ghoee.
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Associated Press
New York
William Astor
Bruce Davis
Vinita
Miss Stella
Ghoee
Laborers Meeting Scheduled at Grand Central Palace
New York hosts a Sunday laborers meeting at Grand Central Palace led by Samuel Gompers head of the AFL. Speakers include Frank Morrison Raymond Robbins John S Whalto and British delegates from the Trades Union Congress and Miners Federation.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Raymond Robbins
Chicago
John S Whalto
Britis Trades Congress
Denver
H. Skinner
British Typographical Union
J. Wadsworth
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
Job Mauriatt
United Hatters
Gormpers
Roosevel
Mr Talk
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Woody
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Lewis
Rogers
Tennessee Mob
Rockefeller
Record-Herald
Blake Gore
Bruce Garett
Pryor Crock
Germanus
Flo
Regigt Kern
Oklahoma
United
States Supreme Court
Haskell
Rium
NEW York Society
MAGS
Milford- Berger Shoe Co
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