Vinita Busy as Locals Welcome Visitors and Campaigners
A bustling Vinita scene features many visitors and movers on business and campaigning. Residents from Afton Tahlequah and nearby towns mingle with locals while candidates, inspectors, and judges arrive for the primary. Social events host Rev W C Davis and bride, and other residents travel to Bluejacket, Oswego, and Denver on personal and professional errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Excise Board
A. PF. Chamberlin
W. C. Davis
Vinita
Pres
Election News Dash Through Vinita's Crowd on Primary Night
Vinita hosted a bustling crowd from Welch Bluejacket Sapulpa and Tulsa as election returns drew visitors. Officials and candidates including Jim Coats and Frisco managers rode through on a special train while deputies arrested two men in Miami for election law violations.
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RK. B. Lynch
Tulsa
McDonald
Bluejacket
J. M. Sims Fe
Welch
W. Killam
Grove
Mitchell
Coffeyville
Vinita
T. Roberts
LM. Buck
Bliejacket
BR. A. Hatch
Hie Ranch
Texas
W. Swarts
Chelsea
O. L. James
Sapulpa
Independence
Dowen
Mornoe
Harlin
W. M. Campbell
Seneca
Agnes Ritchie
Badith Caniel
W. BH. Autehinwsn
Hogen
Jim Coats
Frisee
Adame
Big Calvn
Alertion Board
United States
Wilkinson
Miami
Siloam Springs visitors fill Craig county day flow
Stover from Siloam Springs Tom Prather from near Centralia Jett Sexton of Cleorn Joseph from Tulsa Guy Spencer from Siloam Springs B Hickman from Tulsa John W Stewart Muskogee J B Mason Welch W W Brown Tulsa Ernest Pitts Sapulpa C Jenking Bluejacket B W Bewly J H Frey S B Patterson Cordell G D Johnson Aurora Ill Mrs N A Towlex Cannon Tex visiting daughter Mrs W M Todd W Morrison stockman of Cleora and others were seen in Craig county towns today A local resident thanked voters in the primary and noted travel by H W Shelton and Ewing Crutchfield and sister Willie Crutchfield to Claremore
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Runsel Harris
Pryor Crowk
Perry Warner
Bluejacket
J. W. Sanders
Tulsa
Sam Woods
Cude Harland
Farrand
Chas, N. Flint
Mra
L. B. Whitney
Adair
G. W. Taylor
Blue Witte
Family
Dallas
Harry Swarts
Inez
Colorado
Wilson N. Smith
Grove
Zeke Starr
Amos Stoalabarger
Chel
Louis Bagby
Aston
Preston Davis
Miami
HH. B. Johnson
Ifor
Katy
Parsons
Russell
B. M. Holifield
Leslie, Ark
C. P. Jones
Big Cabin
Joseph H. Butler
J. Byrd
Vial
Kansas
Roy Warner
A. K. Wilder
Mobely
Slater
John Byrd
Neosho
D. W. Mann
Mia Myrtle Montgomery
Centralia
P. Hawkins
Vaudette Theatre
St. Louis
Points Inllinois
Whl ‘Baxley
United States Express Office
Presbyterian
C. H. Collins
First National Bank
Albert Tignor
Joplin
Tom Brown
Claremore
Home Mission Society of the Methodist Church
R. Frasee
C. J. Croninger
Western Union Telegraph Office
J. W. Orr
Kansas City
U Wilmer R. Wilkinson
Aud
Mian
Allie D. Simpson
Ketchum
Miason Este Murrison
Irene Nichola
W. B. Crawford
Claude W. Mitchell
Mise Bema
Daniels
Vinita
J. C. Pershing
Thin
John Marre
Aviati
Denver
Parker
A. F
Stover
Siloam Springs
Tom Prather
Jett Sexton
Cleorn
Joseph
Guy Spencer
Thin City
B. Hickman
John W. Stewart
Muskogee
J. B. Mason
Welch
W. W. Brown
Ernest Pitts
Sapulpa
C. Jenking
B. W. Bewly
J. H. Frey
8. B. Patterson
Cordell
H. W
Bill Cross Dies in Oklahoma City After Illness
Secretary of State William M. Cross died at 6 30 this morning in Oklahoma City after years of illness. Gangrene from a weak heart hastened the end. Cross was a candidate in Tuesday's primary for the Democratic nomination for state auditor and was widely considered the winner.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
William M. Cross
Cross
Rumors of Fraud Circulate After Oklahoma Primaries
Oklahoma City August 3 Many rumors of fraud in yesterday's primaries circulated today as officials and voters weighed irregularities and calls for review.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Cotton gin foundation started in Ketchum
The article notes the foundation is completed for a new cotton gin in Ketchum. It mentions residents and visitors including Jim Baker returning from Tablequad, J D Sexton from Cleora, and social events such as an ice cream supper hosted by Mrs Jim Baker. Also references Pryor Creek, Six Mile Bend, and Rev Howling leading a two week meeting with a visiting lady preacher.
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Ketchum
Jim Baker
Tablequad
J. D. Sexton
Cleora
William Ward
Dr. Powell
J. D. Yout
Pryor Creek
Six Mile Bend
Pryor
Fannie Lynch
Prowell
Jim Conley
D. F. Clark and Son
Howling
Corbett's Unknown Revealed as Giant Challenger
Bakersfield data shows Miles McLeod of Albany Maine a 37 year old 260 pound giant believed by some to be Corbett's unknown. reports from Altany Missouri and Chicago indicate plans to train to challenge Jack Johnson for the title though locals doubt his pugilistic intent.
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Bakersfield
Cal
James J. Corbett
Jack Johnson
Miles McLeod
Albany
McLeod
Altany
Milen McLeod
Chicago
Johnson
Fire destroys fifteen locomotives at Chicago and Northwestern yard
Chadron Nebraska August 3 The Chicago and Northwestern railway yard suffered a devastating blaze destroying fifteen engines and much rolling stock. Officials estimate losses near four hundred thousand dollars as investigators consider spontaneous combustion the likely cause of the fire.
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Aseuwitted Prem. Chadron
Neb
Chiicago and Northwestern Railway
Loew Fn
Corn Crop in Eastern Oklahoma Shows Varied Damage
Oklahoma reports July conditions show 64.1 percent corn health statewide with large regional differences. Eastern counties report 90 to 110 percent, while central and western areas suffer 60 to 70 percent damage from heat, drought, and pests. Estimated acres and potential yields remain strong in eastern regions, but overall state yield depends on favorable weather and rainfall in the coming weeks.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
Ihs
Panhandle
Kingfisher
Garfield
Noble
Paynes
Logan
Tillman
Jackson
Pawnes
Grant
Dewey
Alfalfa
Oklahoma
Hodges 10 Head Ticket in Kansas
Scattered returns from Kansas indicate George H. Hodges of Olathe is the Democratic nominee for governor over Russell J. Harrison of Seldon. The state ticket lists Humbert Riddle and others, with postions including associate justice and secretary of state, while no congressional nominees were chosen in the First District. Final results may alter slight details as more votes are counted.
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Topeka
Kans
George H. Hodges
Olathe
Russell J. Harrison
Seldon
Taylor Riddle
J. B. Pugate
B. B. Heilbran
Railroad Board
Supreme Court
Humbert Riddle
Emporia
Charles F. W. Daanler
Leavenworth
George HM. Hodges
Clathe
Leutenant
Grant Harrington
Kansas City
J. B. Botkin
Winfield
Henderson
Martin
Marion
G. T. Helvertie
Marynville
Siath
H. C. Caster
Oberlin
G. A. Neeley
Hutchinson
Party Trying to Unload Ballinger at Beverly Mass
Paragraph outlines mounting pressure on Secretary Ballinger as Taft faces a broad set of letters from Republicans across the county. Voters tell Taft the Ballinger issue weakens the cabinet and could hurt the upcoming congressional campaign. Ohio leaders back Garfield momentum with platform concessions.
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Beverly
Masa
Aug
Taft
Ballinger
Ballinger Teave
jJamen R. Garfald
Ohio
Tallinger
Stolen Ballot Claims Emerge In Creek County
In Sopulna Oklahoma and Creek County towns during Aug election day, charges allege Republican ballots were exhausted in three townships and ballot boxes not delivered until noon in another township. Accusations point to a motive behind irregularities as investigators review the voting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopulna
Okla
Tage
Creek County
Costa Rica names WEW minister to Washington
Mexico City August 6 The Costa Rican government has named Joaquin Calvo as minister to Washington to serve as envoy extraordinary and plenipotentiary for the Mexican centennial independence celebration in September. Italy also plans to send Marquis di Bugnane as special ambassador with a party including two secretaries and an official writer to chronicle Mexico. The Italian envoy was recently decorated by the king with the order of Bon Maurizio and San Lagero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Couts Rica
Joaquin Calvo
Washington
Mexico
Foreign Office
Marquis di Bugnane
Italy
Bis
Speell
Calabria
Hon
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