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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

Page

6

Big Creek Shooting Scrape and Civic Reform Meet

A deputy sheriff in Tulsa County exchanged shots with a Black man, Charlie Miller, near Big Creek during a confrontation as Miller resisted dispossession. In a separate item, the Oklahoma Municipal League announces its December convention in Tulsa with speeches by Governor Lee Cruce and other officials, featuring tours, banquets, and discussions on taxation, police, health, and municipal government.

Sherif B.S Webb Charlie Miller Big ‘Creek Segro Webb Miller Tulua Oklo Doo Wits Lee Cruce Xtrovernor WN. Haskell Oklahoma Municipal League Ax Dallows L. J. Martin Tulsa Oklahoma City B.D. Mitchell Tulsa Commercial Club A. FP. McGar Municipal League Thoreton Mylacopa Eastern Oklahoma Parcy Knickerbocker Tulus Jening Lee Crace Grant Foreman Muskogee Commercial Club Alexander Potter New York City C. J. Reeder Harry Stage C. ©. Hammond L. W. Holmes Will H. Clark C. A. Sanderson Tucker Tulsa Business Men's Bureau of Information George Winkler Roscoe C. Hugenin Charles N. Haykell RK. L. Williams State Supreme Court George H. Hernshaw

Shawnee business men object to tax payment extension

Tecumseh Okla Dec 3 Immediate tax relief extended to January 15 at request of a dozen Shawnee business men. County will seek injunction against the 30 percent state tax raise. County Attorney Holt says judgment will be confessed upon filing and awaiting early decision. The board delays start of individual assessments pending higher court action.

Tecumpeh Okla Utie State Board of Equalization Holt Hx Jt Inste

Annual Fire Loss in State Oklahoma City Report

State Fire Marshal C Hammond reports November fire losses in Oklahoma total 920970.80 with 110 fires causing 141746.80 in buildings and 178624 in contents. Causes include 36 unknown, 17 from burning buildings, 16 from carelessness, 11 from defective flues, 13 incendiary or suspected, few from oil or gas explosions, two from children with matches, one from rats. A subscription offer appears in the closing lines.

Oklahoma City Dee Oklahoma C. Hammonds

Mud Hen Motor Tour Traces Santa Fe Trail to New York

The Ohio Mud Hen, a motor tour from New York to San Francisco and back, traverses the Santa Fe Trail from Missouri through Kansas and Colorado into New Mexico. Guides from the Santa Fe Trail Association aid the voyage, linking historic routes with modern automobilism as the party plans to reach Cincinnati, then Washington, and finally New York within a week of Kansas City departure.

West New York San Francisco Nathan Boone Daniel Boone Missouri Kansas Colorado New Mexico Daughters of the Revolution Tombstone Thomas W. Wilby United States Garden City Kans Kansas City Boone's Lick Road Far West Old Franklin William Becknell St. Charles Hines Junta Santa Fe Trail Association Cincinnati

Ireland Christmas Visit For 67 Year Trackworker

Spokane reports that Old Jimmy Rowan a 67 year old trackwalker with 22 years of service in central Washington will holiday in Ireland. His friends secured transportation from the Northern Pacific and a purse to cover expenses. The piece contrasts his rugged life on the Yakima canyon line since 1887 with plans for a homecoming abroad and a salute to railroad camaraderie.

Spokane Wash Jimmy” Rowan Umtarum Rota Yakima Canyon Ireland Northern Pacific Railway Company Washington Womin Child Rowan Alls St. Paul

State University News Highlights Campus Life

Assistant Professor G Y Winans notes Oklahoma university lacks good apparatus for chemistry work. Former student Thomas Mabry visits Norman. now in Clovis New Mexico, he was a New Mexico constitutional convention member and state senator. Coed basketball opens with a 37 to 7 win over Oklahoma Methodist. prospects say both men’s and women’s titles possible. Websterian Debating Club selects B A Gartaide as president. WCA plans 1912 campus souvenir calendar to fund delegate travel, showcasing campus scenes.

G. Y. Winans University of Ilinois Oklahoma University Thomas Mabry Norman Mabry Clovis N. M New Mexico Washington Oklahoma Methodist University Guthrie State University Oklahoma eJnnie Tolbert Hobart Lottie Bohrer Alta Caldwell Elizabeth Eagleton Pawnee Lucille Roby Mountain Park Lucy Wantland Purcell Misa Lora Rinehart Sour Venir W.C. A

Captain White Reports Trip to Southern Texas

Captain White describes a visit from Vinita to the coast country south of Houston and west of Galveston. He notes building materials, especially cypress shingles, priced lower than those in Craig county, with shingles retailing around 2.60 dollars per thousand and other materials at similar low rates.

Connecticut New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Ilinois Missouri Nebraska North Dakota California Oklahoma Biieard Chocolate Bayou Brazoria County Texas Houston Galveston Capt. G White Vinita Texan Craig County

Feeding the Invalid in the Daunti Style

Advice for nurses on nourishing the sick emphasizes dainty, timed servings and small portions. Do not overfill plates, vary foods, avoid relying on beef tea, and maintain spotless service while keeping the patient comfortable and well positioned to eat.

Right Way to Make Tea

Tea should not be boiled as flavor is ruined and bitterness raised. Warm a china or agate lined pot by resting on the back of the stove or scald with fresh boiling water and add leaves at once. Steep briefly, then fill with water at boiling point and serve immediately.

Killed By Katy Fast Mail

L A Couch came from Adair after being called to the death of Mrs Silas Meeks' little boy. The boy tried to drive a cow off the track at the railroad and fell while stone throwing. The fast mail struck him at about fifty miles per hour, crushing the back of the head and breaking an arm. He died instantly. funeral held at 10 this morning.

L. A

Oklahoma City Banker Acquitted of False Entries

Abner Davis, former president of the All Day and Night Bank in Oklahoma City, was found not guilty of making a false entry on bank books to deceive the state banking board. Davis testified he did not profit from the entry and said it was made with the knowledge and consent of the bank examiner.

Oklahoma City Dec Abner Davis All Day and Night Bank Davis St. Louis

Apple Fares Dessert Preparation

Select eight large apples and steam until tender then core and wipe. Prepare filling with a quarter pound candied cherries and two bunces candied pineapple chopped and simmered with sugar and water. Arrange apples in a deep dish, fill centers with fruit, boil syrup until thick and pour over. Chill and serve with whipped cream.

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State Municipal League MEEL Big Creek Ugh Captain White Katy Fast Mail Frisco Meteor California Express Trustler Joplin Express Eastern Express St. Louis Limited St.Louis Okie City K.C K.c-Sul P. mi Katy Limited South Bound Texas Express Fast Katy Parker-Wise Co. Farm Loans William T. Rye Scott Building Vinita Oklahoma R. P. Clay Barrett Building Theo D. B. Frear R. L. Mitchell Vinita, Okla W. B. Crawford William Sherwood Vernon d’Arnalle Barrett-Buffington Robt. L. Scott Am Seeds C. W. Day Empire Block Louis Bagby Polce DRS. Bagby & Neer First National Bank A. Stubblefield A. W. Herron Barrett Building South Ison Street Adair Street F. L. Hughson W. Delaware Winner Drug Store F. L. Marney Webb Bros Fowler J. R. Baird East Side Livery Barn W. B. Depue James Davenport Tee Roomn Halavil Ridg
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