Local notes from Vinita Daily include river visit, revivals, and events
Vinita Daily reports C L Connor returning from Missouri and A L Churchill visiting, Katy train exhibits at 2 35 pm, revival planned at Grand Theatre, and various visits from El dorado Claremore and Joplin. The piece notes church services, a poison of whiskey seizure, and a Democratic county convention call with precinct delegate counts.
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C. L. Connor
Mejester
Vinita Gas Company
Heriff Moss
Eldorado
Kansas
Rs. A. L. Churchill
Sas City
Jake Smith
Katypo
Muskogee
Stealabarger
A. C. Stuart
Chetopars
A. C. Rose and Son
van Ausdal
Mise
Mrsawford
B. G. Chandler
T. Chandler
Siloam Springs
Ark
A. K. Wright
Isses Morrisom
Miser
Cattle and market notes from Kansas City stock yards
Packers complain of slow dressed beef movement while pork prices push tables to 12 1 2 cents per pound. Feeder cattle demand stays firm for top grades with $5 80 to $6 25 bids. Cattle and hog receipts rise in January, lamb market weak, and editor letters debate Bible and religion with references to Brahman hymns and Buddhist precepts.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Local News Briefs Highlight Weddings and Health
Billy Friend faces a ill child as Dr Stowe stays on case overnight. Dr J H Stwolper names Theo D B Frear to represent the state charities department in minor orphans cases, withKate Barnard endorsing. Floyd Smith weds Willie Barks in Welch. town basketball loses to high school. revival meeting nears four weeks end. G D Hudson moves stock to former International Bank room amid community notices.
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Billy Friend
Stowe
G. D. Hudson
International Bank
T. P. Lewis
Cope Fisk
Floyd Smith
Willie Barks
Welch
Rev. Miller
The
Christian Church
J. H. Stwolper
Dudge Theo. D. B. Frear
State Department of Charities and Corrections
Craig County
Kate Barnard
Charities
Whiskey Burglary Report Understated by Chief
Daily Chief of Police Chas Goodpaster says the liquor theft from the station Saturday night was exaggerated. Only 48 quarts were taken with three recovered behind Lewis implement house. The whiskey was in a city clerk closet, entry gained by breaking an east side door and two interior doors. Night Watch Reed and Olson were on duty.
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Chas. Goodpaster
Lewis
Reed and
Olson
Prof Alvin Roper Pianist Visits City
Prof Alvin Roper son of the local Methodist pastor arrives with his parents for a visit. He promotes a revival at the Grand Theatre and is noted as the discoverer of chimes in piano music that mimic church bells. He may perform for Vinitans tonight.
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Susie Garrison
Garland Marrs
Tulsa
Lee Jackson
J. N. Bunch
Bluejacket
M. B. Rich
Western Oklahoma
Alvin Roper
Grand Theatre
Dan Myers
The
Grand
Parsons, Kans
Heartbreakers
Myers
J. M. Tutthe
Confederate Veterans
Supreme Court
Preston
Davis
Isaae
Spalding
Katy
Bill Kennedy
Western Newspaper Union
Vinita
Bettie McClure
Irs
B.C. Marra
Henry Wimner
Grand River
J. M. Brookshire
North Carolina
Barrett
Episcopal Ladies
Tom Collins Hag
Kansas City
Tom L. Brown
Claremore
Methodist Church
Vinitans
Maryland State Democratic Convention Electors and Committee
On June 25 1912 Maryland state convention will elect ten presidential electors five at large and one from each of five congressional districts. It will also elect a member of the national Democratic committee for four years. Dated January 27 1914 ED W H Brady chairman and William T Rye secretary of county central committee.
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Craig County
Democratic Central Committee
Winita
Oklaoma
Democratic County Central Committee
Oklahoma
Lee Crice
J Craig County
Sard
Oklahoma City
Maltimore
National Democratic Committee
ED W. H. Brady
William T. Rye
The Revival at Grand Last Night Delights Audience
A great meeting at the Grand drew good interest with Dr Mc Intosh delivering an effective sermon. Prof Roper offered piano and singing captivated listeners. Due to lower offerings than theater rent, tonight and tomorrow night were moved to the Methodist church.
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Frank Smith
Big Cabin
Methodist Church
Tom McCane
Centralia Standard
Chieftain
Prof
Roper
McIntosh
Lagrippe
Bull Creek
Bids Invited for Craig County Oklahoma Janitor Services
The Craig County Oklahoma Board of County Commissioners will receive sealed proposals for janitorial services for the quarter ending March 1912. Bids must be filed with the County Clerk by February 5 at 6 p.m. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Date January 10, 1912. County Clerk B P Nix.
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Board of County Commissioner
Craig County
State of
Oklahoma
Anyo
P. Nix
Cherokee man objects to mixed law exam in Nashville
Joe M. Lynch seven sixteenths Cherokee of Stillwell Ohio, president of Cumberland Law School alumni, refused to enter a mixed examination and drew praise from classmates who joined him for the Tennessee test. The state board of law examiners, meeting in Nashville, found four Black applicants among the exam takers and proceeded with the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe M. Lynch
Stillwell
Ohio
Law Cites
Cumberland Law School
Tennessee
State Board of Law Examiners
H. H. Cook
Franklin
Robert Durrow
Bristow
James L. McRoeanim
United States District Court Room
Mr. Lynea
Tennessee bar exam creates white class with no negroes
Fifty candidates gather at the federal building in Nashville for law examinations. One applicant, Mr. Lynch of Oklahoma, refuses to enter a mixed class with blacks, citing state laws and familial obligations. Officials expect about seven into thirty five to pass. four applicants are negro.
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Holy Father
Nice
Trent
Heaven
Hell
Tom Moore
Huxley
John Ratclife
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Memphis
Federal Building
Lyne
Lebanon
James L. McRee
Lynch
Nashville
Fisk University
Okla
Inoma
Cumberland
Register of Deeds
Cook
Idge Burrow
J. K. McRae
Custom House
G. M. Allen
Austin
Asherville
Robert J. Blake
Hermon A. Bailey
Allus
T. O O. Brand
Brownsville
George C. Bell
Knoxville
A. Byron Broadbent
Woodlawn
Dealer
John
Carter
J. EB. Cooper
P. Darnell
Mired Taylor Dedaou
Sneedville
James al Pragier
Ashland City
T. H.granway
Dayton
John Galleia
J. G. Griffin
Halls
M. J. Harrison
Waverly
Jesse M. Harris
Sneedille
B. HL. Huut
Livingston
T. J. Jackson
Columbia
J. F. Johnson
Good Barre
Lands Black
Riggesville
Ritcher L
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Order of Elks
W. I. Cross
Grove
V. H. Barney
J. Keller
Hazel Harris
Joplin
Tmen
Harvey J
Dr. McIntosh
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J. A. Gill
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Ur Rodman
Pierce’ City
Shamas
G. M. Ward
Stulper
Iu of Charities and Corrections
Prington
Springaton
Vian
Houdinot
Morley
Hag An
Checker Association
T. A
van Stuart
Dany
Henry Nolan
Pryor
R. L. Jackson
Tom Brown
District Court
Cemetery Association
Commercial Club Rooms
Geo. Finley
South Smith Street
D. C. Wilkinaga
Riles Thompson
J. B. White
Adair
T. C. Collins
P. S. Cope
Albert Marks
Miami
J. M. Miller
Chelsea
Roach
Afton
C. W. Horn
J.J. Morning
J. &. Rickart
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