Saturday visitors and local business in Vinita noted
Pryor Greek resident Dally Wallace and Rose resident Wilson were among city visitors this morning. Several locals including Mrs. Jasper Smith and Agnes Ritchie planned trips or visits to Welch and Welch area. The city hosted numerous business callers, legal notices, and preparations for the upcoming school teacher examinations on September 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally W. Wallace
Pryor Greek
Wilson
Rose
D. White
Enid
H. Wilson
Colorado
Jasper Smith
Galena
Kans
Miss Berthason
Parade Springs
B. L. Schrrmacher
Mas
Charley Jones
Welch
Ity
Jim Neal
Chelsea
C. H. Kilgore
White Oak
Anguat Nelson
Parsore
Judge Freer
Carl Gillette
Tulsa
Agnes Ritchie
Relaves
Bowling
Pryor Creek
W. E. Clapham
Indiana
John Buchanan
Gentry
Ark
J. H. Childers
Muskogee
W. P. Horn
Davey
Neb
Oklahoma
G. B. Warren
Lee Mitchell
Salina
Florence Holliday
Chetopa
A.B. Thomas
Henderson
Sidney
Clay Brown
John Handa
Parsons
Ridenbour
Bunyan
W. MH. Adams
Mia
A. L. Wilson
Delaware
JA. Chandler
Centralia
N. McDonald
Herman C. Schults
Tulva
Grace Marra
Minsboro
Tex
Pete Bayley
Joe Wilson
Robert Wilson
Tom Roach
Amos Stoalabarger
Blue Jacket
Mra
F. M. Smith
Nelle
Louise Smith
Oswego
J. W. Sanders
W. B. Crawford
Joplin
Louis Bagby
Mrs. Bell
Spavinaw
Lee Barrett
Misa Clyde Thompson
Rele
Ative
Mary Barrett
Colorado Springs
F. B. Lahman
Stillwater
Rt. D. Lahman
Bartlesville
Misa Beatrice Lubbes
Cash Wilkerson
C. N. Williamson
J. M. Young
Ruth Young
Afton
Addin Brown
Chicago
J. W. Howard
Wyandotte
C. W. Cross
Seth Cope
Baby
Pleasanton
EB. J. Corpenny
Kansas City
PB. Knapp
South Brewer
Laura Cox
Springfield
Dollie Robinson
Idabell
Arthur Chamberlin
Perry Benson
Fairland
John Weaver
Florence Bramble
Goada
County Equalization Board
Ethel Raines
Wille Lima
Unknown TAMN. Judge Stewart case noted
A briefing from McAlester Oklahoma reports W T Hollman Choctaw Indian testified before a congressional committee that he was hired by J F McMurray to solicit land sale contracts from Oklahoma Indians. Hollman said he was paid a dollar per head and McMurray would collect ten percent in fees. Indians believed McMurray had influence to speed payments from Washington, and many would accept up to seventy five percent to obtain funds quickly. McMurray stated the contracts originated under tribal demand rather than his choice. D C McCurtain repeated accusations of a $25000 bribe to withdraw opposition to old contracts disapproved by President Roosevelt. Jake J Hannon indicated no involvement with McMurray. Co B Stewart, attorney for Haskell, denied Hammon’s employment.
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Arthur Warren
Adair
B. A. Simpson
Chetapa
B. A. Morgan
Muskogee
N. Bupeh
Blue Jacket
Platt
Grove
City
W. W. Ward
Chelsea
Jim Troflinger
Oklahoma City
T. Duckworth
Pryor Creek
B. L. Robertson
Mra
T. Lincoln
Falkland
Eity
C. d. Schmidt and
Carl
Afton
McGee
Dodge
Oklo
A. L. Simpson
Payetteville
Ark
Walter Vann
Tulsa
Ola
Jeasie Donaldson
Todd
Misa Louise Graper
Billy Friend
Mrs. Johnson
Alma Mayfield
Chetopa
Dan Brown
Big Cabin
D. H. Felts
Sapulpa
D. H. Rudy
Neosto
Oliver Bagby
Mabel Bagby
Colorado Springs
J. M. Cantrell
Arkansas
Ethel Cherrington
Pioneer Telephone Company
Eme McDaniels
Grove and Afton
Spencer
Parsons
J. J. Spencer
Charien Driebelble
Seneca
Mia. M. L. Campbell
W. M. Todd
L. R. Mitchell
Mias McLaughlin
Electric Park
R. L. Bradburne
Windsor
A. J. Churchill
Tom Sheehan
Shawnee
J. M. Slease
Siloam Springs
C. M. Douglas
Mills Myrtle Perry
Reed Crooks
Fredonia
Kans
T. T. Crooks
Gem
Idaho
Thin City
Helva Lockwood
Vinita
Mrn. Holloway
Josephine Barker
Kinison
Ming Minnie Reed
Bapuloe
J. M. Payne
Kelso
Fred Kelley
Orn
Chicago
Kansas City
Snez
Inez Deshade
Utah
Northwest
Associated Press
McAlester
Okla
W. T. Hollman
Congressional Committee
J. F. McMurray
Hollman
McMurray
Indiana
Waalington
Congressman Saunders
Holiman
D. ©. McCurtain
Jake J. Hannon
Washington
Haskell
McMurray. Co
B. Stewart
Hamnon
Cruce Leads Oklahoma Governor Primary With 62,721 Votes
Oklahoma City reports early returns from 1,015 of 1,916 precincts showing Cruce, the Democratic gubernatorial frontrunner, with 62,721 votes. Murray has 27,280 and Rows 25,370 in the reported precincts, with a remaining 122 precincts to count. Republican totals include McNeal 12,047 and Pielde 8,015. Meyer’s apparent defeat for secretary of state is noted with 29,208 votes to Harrison’s 91,000 in the governor totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Cruce
Murray
Rosa
McNeal
Pielde
Perguson
Jonen
Meyer
Harrison
Hie
Sae Hia
jGeprecraite
West proposes compromise on passenger fare in Oklahoma
Attorney General Charles West suggests trading three bate coupons of doubtful value for a straight two and a half cent passenger fare during the pending two cent rate cases. He asks readers to weigh in on the temporary plan and notes it could save the roads money and reduce bookkeeping. A. D. Hayes of Chetopa was in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Charles West
Immed Bunday
Atis
Mr. West
State University School at Claremore Opens Strong
State University School at Claremore completed its first session with enrollment exceeding four hundred students from fifteen Oklahoma counties and ten states. Led by President Dr Edmund D Murdaugh, the institution offers telegraphy homemakers and industrial courses and occupies a new 22-room building funded by the state, with support from Claremore residents and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University School of
Claremore
University of
Claramore
Rewere
Oklahoma
Edmund D. Murdaugh
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Frank Loohan
Bob Market
Okoes
Preston Wella
Ike McDonald
Vinita Millivery Company
Ratcliff
Jor
Mire
Farley
Trithart
Re. B. B. DeLozier
Vala Cooke
Kansans
D. R. Carselowey
B. BH. Smith
Miami
Bunthenn
W. McSpadden
Hamilton
G. P. Fogle
John Crutchfield
Ewing Halpell
Texas
A. G. Couch
Cleora
Northeastern State Normal
Tate
W. T. Ford
Inter
Ottawa County
Mine M. Jesale Stone
College of Intustrial Arta
Denton, Toxice
Oue
Atate
Matalind
Hobart
Ibrerian
A. BE. Bwockburger
Fayetteville
Argyle Langston
W. P. Thompson
Tamn
Stewart
Davia
Crom
Blair
Weat
Graham
Dunlop
Trapp
Public Instruction
Cameron
Taylor
Landrum
Boyle
Hanratty
Paugherty
Charities and Connections
Barnard
Maker
Ballarrd
Martin
Parris
Leaver
Henshaw
West
A. D. Hayes
State University School