Local and Personal Notes Fill Vinita City Scene
From Wednesday and Thursday editions, Vinita locals report travel to Guth as well as many visits and departures. Names include Heber Skinner, Lyle Orr from Tulsa, Gene Englehart, John Nidiffer, Judge Parker, Max Mendel, Frank Williams, Mrs. W. B. Crawford, Major H. C. Casey, and many others. Key movements span Tulsa, Chelsea, Pryor Creek, Afton, Claremore, and Sapulpa with social visits, banking plans, church events, and a forthcoming evangelistic campaign noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Skinner
Talala
Pryor Farley
Lyle Orr
Tulsa
Gene Englehart
Adair
Local people and visitors convene across several towns
R V McSpadden heads to Butler Missouri. Grove resident Maud Mode visits. Rogers Ark’s C A Butty visited. Churchill returns from Claremore. Englehart on business at Big Cabin. Major Casey to Pryer Creek. Lou Bordenkircher from the south. Parks on Pryor Creek legal business. Greenleaf from Kansas City visits Brackett. Hipple family prepping for Independence Kansas. Sanborn from Topeka visits. Martin and wife from Adair, Lewie from Pryor Creek. W Warren of Chelsea visits. Swanson from Chouteau on business. Centralia’s Jordan Morris noted. I O F lodge rooms get new furniture. Campbell leaves. Fogle and Stevens return from McAlester. Gowd of Tahlequah mingles with crowd. Wallace of Welch and Pryor Creek bankers in city. Thornbergs leave for Indiana. Mayme Rutledge and Allie Brown of Chelsea visit. Nolen and Duncan wed. Mrs Bull arrives from Junip for visit. Pershing couple attend Congregational church meeting at Chickasha. Frost minor damage to gardens, not to fruit. Teacher certification exams set for April 28-29. Whiskey indictments motions hearing to start Thurs. Repeal meetings for article 9 section 9 slated May 21 at Success, May 28 at Kinnison. Welch telegraph notes a 16-inch gas main leak and fire with roaring flames seen a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. McSpadden
Butler, Mo
Migs Maud
Grove
C. A. Butty
Rogers, Ark
A. L. Churchill
Claremore
Gene Englehart
Big Cabin
H. C. Casey
Pryer Creek
Lou Bordenkircher
FP. Parks
Pryor Creek
W. ©. Greenleaf
Kansas City
J. T. Brackett
K. A. Jackson
Zena
T. H. Hipple
Independence
Kans
W. H. Sanborn
Topeka
R. Lee Martin
Adair
Noble Lewie
Mra. C. A. Bull
Junid
H. R. Warner
Mra. J. ©. Pershing
State Association of the Congregational Church
Chickasha
Shelton
Success School House
Kinnison School House
Welch
Monday visits and local arrivals at McAlester area
Local notes list numerous visitors and travelers: W M Sims at McAlester. J Worr and J W Sanders from Tulsa. A Kinnison departing for Texas. George Graham and Churchill to Chelsea. John Swain and Shelton from Cen tralia. M Montgomery from Cen tralia. Chas Allen visiting Kansas City. H Glasamire returning from Chelada. Rev J J H Reedy leaving for Durant. W B Mabell returning to Kansas City. J G Holland from St Louis. Mrs A R Love returning from Muskogee. C Fullerton visiting from Miami. Percy Hipple from Fort Smith. Walter Falwell from Muskogee. R Gordon from Tulsa. R E Lynch from Tulsa. Amos Broalabarger to Blue Jacket. Robert Lee from Big Cabin. M M Adminston en route from Miami to Muskogee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
Centralia
M.montgomery
Chas. Allen
Kansas City
H. Glasamire
Chelada
J. H. Reedy
Durant
W. B. Mabell
G. Holland
Bt. Louis
A. R. Love
Muskoree
C. Fullerton
Miami
Percy Hipple
Fort Smith
Walter Falwell
Muskogee
R. Gordon
Tulsa
Thin City
R. E. Lynch
Amos Broalabarger
Bluejacket
Robert Lee
Banker Nelson Ends Life at Home in Missouri
R Nelson, vice president and ex president of the Missouri State Bankers Association, committed suicide at his home this morning by drinking carbolic acid. He was brother of A H Nelson, president of the Seaboard National Bank of New York City. Vernon Purdy L N Ditho and Mr Roberta began building in Excelsior addition this week. A good house will be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker
Associated Preas Chillacothe
R. Nelson
Missouri State Bankers Association
A. H. Nelson
Seaboard
Vernon Purdy
L. N. Ditho
Roberta
Inet
Excelsior
Fduch
Dedicated home for Bureau of American Republics
The International Bureau of the American Republics dedication in Washington features President Taft and Carnegie among prominent attendees. The one million dollar building, funded mainly by Carnegie and the twenty-one republics, blends Spanish and classical styles with a central patio and a Hall of the Republica. Officials praise closer ties among Latin American nations and the building's role in peace, commerce, and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Bureau of the American Republica
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Root
United States
Cardinal Gibbona
Bilhy Root
Bishop Harding
Jon Barrett
Supreme Court
Cabinet
National Congress
Cardinal Gibbons
Knox
International Bureau of American Republics
John Barrett
Bureau
Albert Kelsey
Philadelphia
Kelsey and Cret
Tts
Senator Root
Istate
Carnegie
Don Francisco Leon de la Barra
Taft
Potomac Park
White House
Washington Monument
Bureau of American Republics
Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
Columbus Memorial Library
Ita
Philander ©. Knox
International Bureau of American Republica
Americas
Latin America
Earth
Devel
Spanish America
Rio Grande
Cape Horn
International Bureau
Pan-America
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M. Malone
Guth
Avery
Seymour Hunt
Chelsea
John Nidiffer
L. B
Coffeyville
Isaac Slenker
Harrisonville
Ark
Roy Franklin
Novwata
Hyatt
Milam
W. B. Crawford
Walter Shadel
Joplin
Davin Hill
Afton
Chou'teau
C. B. Smiley
John Weaver
B. King
J. A. Hoffman
Danville
M. Donehus
Seneca
Joseph A. Gill
George Moore
Shelbyvile
Mathew Wakefield
J. C. Wilkingon
Nowath
Delaware
Talola
Five Mile Creek
Lewis Moorehouse
Green Forest
Christian Church
Lcense
James K. Smith
Eliabeth Upton
Sapulpa
Roy Warner
K. H. Ellis
Dilis
Columbus
Mra
FM. Guinnup
Tulea
J. W. Orr
Ming Fortner
Texas
Mra. O. L
G. J. Crawford
Baptist Orphanage
J. T. Barber
South Third Street
Baptist Church
Rev. Church
A.A. Kelly
C. A. Siggins
Gla. Davidson
Parsons
W. M. Sims
Lee Todd
Todd
J. R. Carselowey
L. P. Garrison
John Hall
John Wise
Louise Graper
John Crutchfield
Will Chandler
A. L. Lattimer
McAlester
R. F. Call
Bartlesville
H. W. C. Shelton
B. A. McParland
B. A. Hall
A. M. Oiiniknoalen
Mabon
William Griffith
B. B. Conkright
Nowata
Lula Piques
C. C. Roberts
Dennison
Wilson
Misa Lizzie Wallace
Clinton
Henry Nolen
Chellwen
Will Caton
Baby
W. RB. Badgett
C. A. Martin
C. B. Holsendorf
J. H. Smith
Tom Murray
Mark Curry
W. B. Wolfe
G. B. Harrie
An LO
O. F
Jasper Martin
Talaln
Ruth
Bess Brady
Nevada
H. W
Joseph van Hulse
Charles
Presbyterian Church
Ben Harrison
Calvin
Cherokee Investment Company
Canadian
George Elmer Simpson
Minn Myrtle
Wynn
Ketchum
Odd Fellows
Halwell
Order
John Wice
W. M. Simms
Tula
Busi
D. B. Stough
George W. Dizon
H. J. Allison
McAleater
J. Worr
Jack Barker
Y. A. Kinnison
J. W. Sanders
George Graham
A. Bk. Churchill
George Ashby
John Swain
Ath
Luther Duncan
Chetopa
H.W. C. Shelton
B. H. Hester
Flora Bilis
Aurora
J. C. Wilkinson
Hestor Martin
Vinita Lee
Claude Mitchell
J. ©. Haskett
Baxter Springs
Kansan
VY. R. Young
D. Base
Prince Albert
Tom Ridgway
Leo Spalding
L. Allen
Mix Edith Cassel
L. F. Parker
Laula Spagby
George Gatewood
J. H. Boatman
Oklahoma City
Hazel
Stella Roberts
C. A. Bull
Maude Lamar
Fredonia
Jimmie Drew
Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. A. McKinney
Okalhoma City
Vinita
M. M. Eiminston
Pasco
Little Rock
Patton
Otis Tittle
Mine Rose OU
W. P. Gatewood
B. A. McFarland
Chas. Reidemann
O. L. Conner
T. M. Buffington
Mattie Merritt
Wayne Parke
Chelwen
Mobile
Ala
Hughes
Centerville
Know
County of Craig
Joe Bean
Burl Pieter
Chel
Roy Jones
Mexico
Miavon Inex
Georgia Runhany l
Blanche Bruce
Viet
National Bank of New York City
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