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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1910

Page

5

Vinita Daily Top News Wrap From Christmas Visitants

Local and personal notes fill a column of visitors and travel. Chelsea, Pryor, Claremore, Muskogee, Wagoner, Monett, Tulsa, Bartlesville, and other towns are represented by names and brief movements from Christmas through early January in Vinita era society notices.

Local Socials and Movements Highlight Quiet City Scene

Dr and Mrs W B Crawford hosted friends from Bluejacket to hear Latioma last evening. Sekults arrived from Tulsa on Orr Knight banking matters. County Judge elect Sam F Parks recuperates from an operation but cannot yet receive visitors. Prof Calhoun, now of Wagoner, was in town en route to Springfield Missouri. Joseph Murphy of St Louis and Miss Gertrude Murphy of Vinita wed today by County Judge Prear. Miss Rachel Denny of Harvey House summoned to Brookline Missouri by mother's death. Marvin Pegues Howard Chouteau D W Rottenfield and Harvey Bell head to Pryor Creek for a dance tonight. Box ball parlor busy with locals and visitors. Fleming Lark of Texas returned after witnessing his brother Milton Lark’s marriage. Mrs S G Victor and two daughters with Mrs F J Brooks return to Muskogee by train after auto trip here Tuesday.

Jtames P. Thompson fAlton Howard Chouteau Wake Gore St. Wallen John C. Adams Claremore Gaylord N. Bebout Wagoner Muskogee J. J. Spencer J. H. Johnston Chandler Harvey Johnson Afton Petty R. V. McSpadden Bevin Needmore Vinita J. S. Howard L. D. Butler Kansas Tom Smith Centralia Hendrix Brewer San Francisco Beulah Reynolds H. Brady Kate Perry Sallisaw Polly Smartt Ruth Smith Sedalia T. D. Smith M. Brady Joe Howe Bluejacket Carl Gillette B. H. Capps Fea Tulsa May Mildred Deck Sarcoxie Ake Collar C. Woodcock Welch Parsons J. D. McIntire Miami Lee Barrett Sallie Ridgeway Pierce City BE. A. Stubblefield A. J. Williams Monett Mr Williams Florence Craig Missouri H. E. Bethell J. J. Brown, Jr Big Cabin Clyde McGary Harry J. Swarte McGary &Swarts Pearl Ruby Turner John Turner Wm. Robinson Hugo Arthur Chamberlain J. B D. L. Rider L. BE. Hohman Chelsea Louis Bagby A. A. Brown Fort Wayne Ind T. E. Englehart van Chandler Ketchum Dr. Wimner Joplin Jim Kell Frisco J. C. Starr Guy Patten Jesse O. Miller Bartlesville Claude Shelton Cenalla WV. H. Conkright William Brown W. P. Thompson Ed Sanders Pryor Ruby Robins Kansas City J. P. Gooch Washington Evertt Stubbs Geo Provine Charlie Nigh Denison Tex Sam F. Parks Fred Moss Anderson B. Churchill John L. Walker Oklahoma City Ross Blevins H. F. Stover F. A. Lark Prairie Grove Ark Garland Marrs J. W. Buffington Edgar Buffington Tahlequah Sylvia R. J. Church Vesta Rice Butler George Turner Charles Anderson J. W. Byrd Taman F. Parker State Bar Association Mildred Dorothy Morrow Berger J. W. Starr Mrs. Ward Nee Carre Knight Rachel Knight Keany Stryker Adair Frank Lee Anselon Buchanan Bunyan L. N. Beadles Honey W. H. Dores William Merrill Hollow Rosa Blevins Joseph A. Gill Harvey Ross J. L. Cunningham Aston W. P. Thompson A. Hopkins J. A. Smock Eufaula Green R. B Orr System of Banks J. A. Garton Livia Prater Imogene Sears FE. H. Brady W. S. Maloney J. W. Clawson A. L. Churchill Helen Churchill Little Hook G. H. Graham Jessie Patten Vinita Abstract Company D. T. Montgomery Guthrie Myrtle Montgomery Marie Bragg Joe Little Ramona Col William Little B. N. Williamson Twentieth Century Club J. B. Buchanan A. H. Norwood Dewey Sentinel Emma Bess Dupree Anna Haines Hattie Gore Nowata Blake Gore Bert Irvin Enid Amos Stoalabarger B. EB. Capps Neer McAlester Penitentiary Investigation Committee H. J. Springer Cushing Payne County Dick Oskison Centralian T. J. Winfrey H. L. Davis H. C. Casey W. B. Crawford Latioma Fierman Sekults Orr-Knight Banking Syndicate Calhoun City Springfield Joseph Murphy St. Louis Gertrude O. Murphy Texas Milton Lark G. Victor F. J. Brooks Tuesaday

Madsen Named Temporary U S Marshal in Guthrie

Federal Judge Cotteral appointed Chris Madsen chief deputy United States marshal to serve as U S marshal until a successor to John Abernathy is appointed. Abernathy’s resignation becomes effective December 31.

Madsen iBy Associated Press Guthrie Okla Cotteral Chris Madsen United States Marshal John Abernathy Abernathy

Court orders return of 6500 check in Vinita asylum bid

Guthrie Oklahoma December 28 Under Logan county district court order the state board of affairs must return the 6500 certified check deposited by Gibson Construction for the Vinita asylum main building contract The court finds there was no actual damage from delay and the state fund could not be held liable The decision also covers National Surety vs state banking board and school land fund repayments in bankruptcy cases.

Guthrie, Okla District Court of Logan County State Board of Affairs Gibson Construction Company Vinita Huston Gibson Company National Surety Company State Banking Board Columbia Bank Supreme Court

Governor Haskell Declares 70 000 Dollar Fundraising Urgency

Ey Associated Press reports in Oklahoma City that Governor Haskell set a 24 hour deadline to raise 70000 dollars for capitol removal expenses. The prompt was made as $30100 was subscribed in one hour and the remainder was reported as in sight.

Ey Associated Press Oklahoma City Haskell

Immigration Laws Need Amendment Says Nagel

Secretary Nagel urges changes to immigration policy to keep families together, tighten steamship regulation, and improve processing at Ellis Island. He notes 1910 arrivals near 1.2 million with many aided by friends, calls for stricter labor import rules and better agency publicity on corporate matters.

Associated Prose Washington, D Nagel Department of Commerce and Labor Ellis Island United States Europe Bureau of Corporations International Harvester Company Steel and Tobacco Bureau of Fisheries Aleutian Islands Dutch Harbor Unalaska Pribllof Bureau of the Census Bureau of Tabor Bureau of Manufacturers Bureau of Statistics Bureau of Standards Light House Service Coast and Geo

Quiet Christmas Week in Wall Street Districts

New York on December 27 reports a calm stock market as exchanges suspend operations until today while the produce exchange remains open. Banks and trusts distribute gifts. J P Morgan staff receive year’s salary equivalents, Central Trust grants 50 percent bonuses, State Bank and others award 5 to 20 percent bonuses, signaling a lean but generous Christmas season for Wall Street employees.

New York The Stock Exchange Consolidated Cotton Exchange Curb Market Produce Exchange Exchange J. P. Morgan and Company Central Trust Company James N. Wallace State Bank Wall Street

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