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The Weekly Chieftain in Vinita, Oklahoma

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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1909

Page

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Justice Declares Thaw Insane and Remands Him

Justice Mills ruled Harry K Thaw insane at the time of the murder and denied habeas corpus. He remanded Thaw to Matteawan State Hospital citing paranoia and impaired judgment from early life to present, noting delusions of a conspiracy and unstable mental state observed in court.

Associated Press White Plains Justice Mills Harry K. Thaw Hoe Thaw White Mills

Articles Signed For Great Fight Between Johnson And Jeffries

Chicago Aug 12 articles of agreement for a heavyweight world championship fight between Jack Johnson and James J Jeffries were signed. The meeting included Sam Berger and George Litte with Johnson and Jeffries handlers present. Johnson sought changes to avoid mentions of a purse and the title, after a tense discussion the terms were amended to omit those references.

Chicago Jack Johnson James J. Jeffries Sam Berger Jeffries George Litte Johnson Jock Johnson Berger Stan Fnally

General Funston Buys California Farm

Brigadier General Frederick Funston purchases a farm in California near his wife's relatives in Alameda County. He plans to make it his permanent home, using furloughs to settle there while retired.

General Funston California Associated Press Leavenworth Kans Frederick Funston Califoria Aldimeda County Thore

Love note lures man to Oklahoma and embezzlement charge

Mandy Kuk kendahl an Indian girl writes a love note on a strawberry box and sends it to Max McGregor of Hutchinson Kansas. He is charged with taking money from Mrs. Mary Redd of Hutchinson and using it for railroad fare to meet the so called Indian princess. He says he was stung and will avoid Indian princesses.

Muskogee Okla Oklahoma Mandy Kukkendahl Sailisaw Hutchinson Duckworth McGregor Kansas

Four Farmers Plan Lynching Near Spaulding Bridge

A Muskogee region mob seeks a man believed to have killed Eva Hensley and attacked her. farmers vow lynching if captured, while a farmer who married Eva’s friend Perry Newton to protect her honor faces threats. The vigilante plot, led by a local organizer, mirrors Ku Klux Klan style secrecy. The Hensleys migrated from Alabama two years ago.

Hensley Eva ‘Hensley Eva Hensley Tom Boy Muskogee Perry Newton Newton Porse Ku Kix Klan Law Hensleys Oklahoma Alabama Bacang

Storm Warning Placed Over Texas Coast By Weather Bureau

A storm warning was issued for the Texan coast as a developing Gulf storm moves northward. The weather bureau warned that the storm, showing marked intensity, makes shipping unsafe in the middle and western Gulf regions.

Prom New Orleans Weather Bureau Gulf

County Court House Bond Election In Vinita Vote

The upcoming county wide bond election for a court house and bridge construction faces strong county wide interest with farmers opposing the court house bond citing tax fears though the tax rise is under fifty cents per thousand. Vinita and nearby towns expect solid support while areas including Centralia Welch Bluejacket and surrounding farming districts show marked opposition suggesting defeat if farmers vote against it.

Court House Vinita White Oak Big Cabin Todd Kelso Centralia Welch Bluejacket

Strike situation grows much quieter in Sweden

Stockholm reports a notable easing of the strike situation across the country as newspapers resume daily publication, streetcar workers face a new return-to-work proposal with a deadline set, while foreign steamers resume service amid the unfolding labor lull.

Stockholm Sweden

Sergeant Tells of Sutton Fight in Boston Post Report

Sergeant Arthur Todd of the Marine Corps told a Boston Post reporter he witnessed the Sutton death after a man in a shirt sleeves ran when ordered to halt. Three shots were fired as the man collapsed, identified as Sutton. Mrs Rose Button Parker said Adams boasted Sutton would have killed him if alive and that someone should “take it out of him.” Annapolis reports fewer attendees at the Sutton inquiry, despite rumors of Mrs Parker testifying.

Freas Boston Arthur Todd Marine Corps Boston Post Sutton Adams Todd van Sutton Rose Button Parker Adame Alery Associated Press Annapolis Rose Sutton Parker

Wagner's Slayer Placed on Trial for Murder

Luther and Greon stood trial in Mexico Maine for the murder of Louis Wagner found dead in a cellar with a hatchet wound. Authorities believe robbery motive, noting the suspects were previously friendly.

Wagner Associated Prec Mexico Luther Greon Louis Wagner Waster Rie Robery

Eastern Summer Resort Suffers 100000 Dollar Fire

A fire at an Eastern summer resort in Middletown New York caused an estimated loss of 100000 dollars destroying six buildings on the property. The Associated Press reports the blaze damaged lodging and facilities prompting investigations and appeals for safety reviews by local authorities.

Associated Preset Middletown N. Y Aug

Irrigation Plan Seeks Columbia River Water Pipeline

In Grant county Washington ranchers owning 550000 acres back a project to pipe water from the Columbia River near Marcus to a point over 100 miles north at an estimated cost of 20 million dollars. The plan envisions gravity irrigation in eastern Washington sagebrush country for fruit and vegetables with a large reclaimed area housing 250000 to 100000 people in 5, 10 and 21 acre tracts. J M Spencer of Plains Montana supports bonding to finance surveys and construction as operators estimate initial costs below 20 dollars per acre and maintenance much cheaper than current rates.

Spokane Wash Crab Creek Grant County Columbia River Marcus Stevene County Washington J. M. Spencer Plains Mont Dackera Spencer

Parade Great Feature of G. A. R. Encampment Parade

A large Grand Army of the Republic encampment parade moved along Main Street under bright morning skies led by the Fifteenth Infantry from Ft. Douglas. Illinois and Oklahoma carried early positions with Utah guards at the rear, and thousands of Civil War veterans marched past Brig ham Young statue before Henry M. Nevin. A human flag of 1300 schoolchildren and many bands highlighted the event.

Preas Salt Lake City Utah Grand Army of the Republic Brigham Young Main Street Ft. Douglas Utah National Guard Ofciass Illinois Oklahoma Henry M. Nevin

Tuberculosis Found in Oklahoma Dairy Herds

Oklahoma health officials report tuberculosis in dairy cattle, urging statewide herd testing and slaughter of infected cows. State Board of Agriculture now oversees dairy inspection, with improved milk supply in cities but ongoing sanitary improvements needed in dairies and depots.

State Commissioner of Health J. G. Mahr Oklahoma Mahr Inez State Board of Agriculture A. J. Hun

Gubtourial Rumor Grows Around Murray In Oklahoma

Guthrie Oklahoma Aug 11 Alfalfa Murray traveled to Stillwater as a Farmers States nominee delegate amid talk he will seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Faithful to farm life Murray rarely speaks publicly but his strategy in avoiding controversy fuels speculation he may run, despite Gov. Haskell’s influence.

Guthrie Oxla Murray Stillwater Farmers’ States Oklahoma Tahoningo Timothy Washita Valley Haakell

State Officers and Referendum Petition Battle in Guthrie

Judge John H. Buford flees Guthrie as the state supreme court fights a writ to force the secretary of state to recognize petitions signed by 31 000 legal voters seeking a referendum vote on general election law. The brief argues officials must be free of extreme partisanship to serve the people.

Guthrie Okla John H. Buford Territorial Supreme Court State Supreme Court Republican State Committee Secretary of State Nin Batard Pan Thesr Mate

Balloon flights over the Alps target Lovarduc day

A balloon flight carrying M Boelterine and three passengers departed Camouniz France on Sunday and crossed the Alps, reaching Lovarduc today. The ascent and route were reported by the Associated Press from Hy Aeronauts.

Aeronaut Alps Hy Associated Press Camouniz France Aum M. Boelterine Alpa Lovarduc

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