Pure Seed Train Coming to Vinita in 1911
A letter from the late A and M College at Stillwater invites Vinita to cooperate in hosting a pure seed train tour next month titled to gauge community interest. It outlines demonstrations on alfalfa seed, dairy topics, fruit growing, and livestock care with lecturers, moving pictures, and potential town facilities. Delegations from schools and clubs near the railroad are urged to participate and editors asked to convene meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. College
Stillwater
Vinita
Todoors
Oklahoma
A. M. College
State Board of Culture
Lee
Tree of Tost
Anstable
J. H. Connell
Association Would Prevent Fire Losses to Resources
New York December 14 The National Fire Protection Association described by W H Merrill of Chicago president of the organization in an address before the National Association of Cement Users at its seventh annual convention in Madison Square Garden. Merrill outlined fire waste as a national issue costing billions and harming material welfare. He noted extensive efforts by the association including a model building code, reports by expert protection engineers, and publications detailing automatic sprinklers doors windows and safe handling of hazardous appliances.
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New York
National Fire Protection Associaion
W. H. Merrill
Chicago
National Association of Cement Users
Madison Square Garden
National Fire Protection Association
Merrill
United States
National Post Office
Australia
Denmark
France
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Berlin
Europe
National Fire Protection Asso
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Decision Sets Precedent in Liquor Prosecutions
Guthrie Okla Dec 14 The criminal court of appeals holds that in unlawful conveyance liquor cases the state need not prove not lawfully purchased The ruling affirms Joseph Jacobs Canadian county sentenced to sixty days and 100 fine for convey ing joint Carter county case Lem Sing and Lee Sing affirmed despite jury instruction issues Other liquor decisions by Judge Farman follow with reversals remands or affirmations of W K Bidson Osage county Brinson Muskogee county Allen Grady Browning affirmed
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Guthrie
Okla
Criminal Court of Appeals
Furman
Joseph Jacobs
Canadian County
Lem Sing
Lee Sing
Carter County
Farman
W. K. Bidson
Osage County
BE. H. Brinson
Muskogee
Sam Allen
Grady County
G. A. Browning
Former gunboat Hornet to lead 10‑ship attack on Honduras
Great excitement spread as the former U S gunboat Hornet, purchased from the government, was provisioned and crewed for a voyage toward Central America. The vessel will head an attack by Honduran revolutionists aiming to overthrow President Davila. Clarence Howard, son of Lt. Howard, was kicked in the chest by a horse near Afton yesterday. Mrs. Howard rushed to the farm after learning of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
United States
Flornet
Central America
Hornet
Republic of Honduras
Davila
Clarence Howard
Howard
Afton
Mr. Howard
Vinita
Investigating Lynching of Antonio Rodreguez
Associated Press reports a grand jury in Rock Springs Texas is investigating the lynching of Antonio Rodriguez who was burned at the stake after shooting Mrs James Henderson wife of a cattleman. Secret service agents and several local attorneys are present as evidence is gathered. Minor house fire at 405 East Sequoyah Avenue caused slight damage after a roof hole was burned in and a grass fire started by Rev King at 155 South Miller Street was quickly controlled by Fire Department officials.
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Associated Press
Rock Springs
Tex
Secret Service
United States
Antonio Rodriguez
James Henderson
Lawrence
East Sequoyah Avenue
King
South Miller Street
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Youth's Companion
Companion
Berkeley, St
Boston
Mass
Notios
Susdey
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Chicago
Senator Harlin and Coyne Return from Capital Site Vote
Senator Harlin and Pete Coyne arrived from Oklahoma City after a special session to decide the state capital site Culbertson Heights was chosen. Harlin said the senate acted in constituents' best interest and doubted a veto. He was warmly welcomed by supporters back home.
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Eboc
Harlin
Pete Coyne
Craig County
Oklahoma City
Culbertson Heights
Chieftain
Coyne
Senate
Haskell
Putnam City
House
Buffalo Bill Opened Pawnee Mansion Last Hunt Site
Major Gordon Lillie known as Pawnee Bill unveils a modern 500 acre estate in Pawnee Oklahoma with native stone bungalow, a three foot earth mound council house, and buffalo herd. Col W F Cody and Pawnee elders lead an assembly including Schreyvogel and Lenders as art panels are unveiled, a buffalo meat barbecue follows, and Bill's famed last buffalo hunt is marked.
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Pawnee
Okla
Blue Hawk Peak
Gordon Lillie
Col
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
North
Old White Eagle
Charles Schreyvogel
New York
Charles Stevens
EB. W. Lenders
Philadelphia
H. H. Cross
Chicago
E. W. Deming
Boston
Cody
John M. Burke
Lewis E. Cook
J. M. Miller
Bliss
Mike Pepene
Deadwood
James Hamilton
Pawnee County
City
Lillie
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Allis
Arney
Dene
Wale
Lennings
Leminy
Martlesville
Ekiwa T
Token Arrow
Uskogee
Agoner
Houteau
Ryer
Dair
Inita
mcAlester
Iowas
Atoka
Caney
Addo
Upelo
Onewall
Fona Wa
FT. Smith & Western
Feliston
Thamar
D — Sue
Kemah
Eleetka
Herston
Indianola
Janola
Ton
Milton
Lokoshe
Association
Antonio Rodreguez
Coyne and
Buffalo
Dr. W. P. Morgan
J. ©. Gray's
Vinita, Okla
Grasshopper
Portland
Kansas
H.C. Miller Dumber Company
Grove, Okla
Manple
U.S
Alan
Meonve Opesone
Savie
Aadf
aCe
Calow
Juan Pe
J. T. Ragan & CO
J. H. Wilson
Attorney-At-Law
Empire Block
Vinita - Okla
C. C. Heidtman
James S. Davenport
Vinita, Orla
New Halsell Bldg
W. B. Depue
Court House
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