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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1912

Page

8

Spectator Calls for Reform in School Discipline

The Spectator letter condemns corporal punishment in public schools and attacks the idea that strict rules and physical punishment ensure order. It urges educators to adopt humane methods, study Froebel and Pestalozzi, and follow reformers like Lindsay and Barnard, arguing learning and wellbeing trump brute methods.

Celestial City Froebel Pesta- Tosa Nia Sherlock Holmes Brant Whitlock Ben Lindsay Kate Barnard Kate

Free Beer and Drunken Scene Hit Muskogee Southside

United States officers poured out oix barrels of beer found stored in the Crystal fee plant on Muskogee southside. Citizens collected the spill in tubs boilers and pitchers as the last keg emptied and police rounded up about a dozen drunken men this morning.

Muskogee Oklo United States Crystal Fee

Democratic Press Success 3 News Bulletin

Oklahoma voters urged to back Roosevelt for more officials and bigger salaries. Attorney General West sues ten lumber firms for restraint of trade and price fixing. Health Commissioner Mahr tours the state with lectures and anti typhoid talks. Comanche County votes to form Cotton County, seat at Walters. Governor Crice eyed for legislative reform, West disputes abolishing offices mid term. Tulsa figure touts control of Democratic campaign and patronage.

West Yellow Pine Manufacturing Aswo Corporation Commission Oklahomia Comanche County Cotton County Willes Walters Cruce Crice

Wilsons brother aids campaign at New York HQ

Joseph R Wilson, city editor of the Nashville Banner, joins the Democratic publicity department in New York. He insists his brother’s presidential candidacy does not change his views, plans to return to newspaper duties, and describes a busy day with late lunches and constant copy work. The piece notes Vermont’s political tilt, organization efforts, and other campaign staff including Cartoonist C R Macauley and speakers for Vermont and Maine tours.

New York Joseph R. Wilson Mr. Wilson Wilson Marshall Democratic W. D. Jamieson Thomas P. Gore Jamieson Sun Lews Campbelly Hetty Green Texas Campbell Green Chicago McKinley Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Club East Side Cafe Macauley United States Wilson and Marshall Fureau National Fifth Avenue Canton Ohio New York World Jason Puck Life Herald Newyork New York Press Club Democratic National Committee Lst Dudley Field Malone Andrew J. Quinn Alexander 8. Bacon

Death of Agnes Pfannkuche at North Foreman Street

Agnes Pfannkuche died at her home on North Foreman Street on August 15 after a brief illness of one week. Native of Georgia she moved to the Cherokee Nation twenty seven years ago and was beloved by many. A longtime member of the First Methodist Church of Dalton, Ga., she leaves husband Adam Pfannkuche, four sons Charles of Vinita, R. H. Pfannkuchee of Atlanta, and one daughter Mrs. W. M. Laroe of Vinita.

North Foreman Street Plannkuche Georgia First Methodist Church Dalton Pfannkuche Adam Pfannkuche Charles Pfannkuche Vinita Vinita, Besides & Son R. H. Pfannkuchee Atlanta, Ga W. M. Laroe

Eastern Stars 20th anniversary picnic at Lion

The Eastern Stars 20th anniversary chapter No 20 held a Monday evening event at Lion with a picnic supper. Guests Wimer Walle and families arrived late, and Mesars attended, adding luster to the spread. The feast featured cake and dainty stands, but Capt. Fr J Barrett was fined to his home after addressing the gathering.

Tts Star Lion Oper Giang Riedeman Fluke Williamson Carrol Mesars Wimer Walle Mer Halton Rem Davis George Mavis Miss Swain J. Barrett

Wilson urged by Brandeis for progressive support

A New York article quotes Lou Brandeis urging Progressives to back Woodrow Wilson for president. He praises Wilson as democratic, socially just, and capable of leading progressive policy, while warning of resistance from privileged interests. Also mentions Eureka Springs water and Enterprine Grocery less clearly.

New York Brigig Boston Wilson Woodrow Wilson Amore Aafe Tio

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Spectator Chieftain Oklahoma Plutarch Selah Democratic Press Success Roosevelt Uney White House J. C Mahr Wealth Department Agun Mar Commonwealth Tulsa Vermont Green Mountain John Burke North Dalkota Marshal Wihson Republican Party Col. Roosevelt Taft C. R. Macauley The Daily Chieftain Agnes Plannkuche Empi Lou Brandeis WILD Eureka Springs
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