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The Weekly Chieftain in Vinita, Oklahoma

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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1912

Page

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Galbreath Favored to Win Democratic Committeeman Nod

Reports across Oklahoma indicate Robert Galbreath leads for the Democratic national committeeman post with county endorsements likely next Saturday. Tulsa rift with Tate Brady widens as Galbreath gains industrial support. Brady may challenge at the state convention amid defections. Frisco Farmers Club pledges thanks to Frisco Railroad officials for scholarships. Vinita faces a double header Friday with Muskogee and Miami teams, a likely high‑stakes basketball lineup for the season’s stretch.

Vinita Near Muskogee Miami Oklahoma Miami Girls

County Medical Society Elects Officers in Craig County

The Craig County Medical Society met at Dr. A W Herron’s office and chose F L Adams as president J W Craig as vice president R L Mitchell as secretary treasurer A W Herron as censor and L Hughson as delegate to the State Medical Association. They voted to meet the first Tuesday of each month with the next meeting scheduled in Dr Mitchell’s office on Tuesday evening March 5.

County Medical Society Craig County Medical Society A. W. Herron F. L. Adams Big Cabin J. W. Craig Vinita R. L. Mitchell State Medical Association L. Hughson Vinite Mitchell

Mildew Sermons Stir Muskogee Crowd by Scoville

Evangelist Scoville preaches Billy Sunday style to large nightly audiences in Muskogee Oklahoma. He derides mildew as rottenness germ and praises Salvation Army work while championing fervent faith and action over passive churchgoing.

Muskogee Okla Evangelist Scoville Christ

Rural school enhancement through university lectures

Cleveland county harnesses a lyceum bureau to enrich rural schools with lectures from state university faculty and distinguished law students. Talks on disease prevention, sanitation, and rural roads will be presented while politics are avoided. New speakers Lloyd Maxwell and Go 10 Williams join this week. South Park Improvement Association formed by South Vinita women to beautify South Park as an auxiliary to the Civic Club with officers Mrs. G F Cowan president and others. Regular monthly meetings set for the last Saturday.

Cleveland County Teachers’ Association State University Law School Hirshfield Hireh Slatkih Clarence Jones School of Medicine Lloyd Maxwell Williams South Park The Associaton G. F. Cowan R. E. Thompson Sam Motley Geo. Terbush

Governor Cruce and Supreme Court May Clash

Oklahoma City February 14 Attorneys Stuart Cruce and Gilbert representing T C Finkes and others filed a supplemental petition in the supreme court asking that Adjutant General Canton be cited for contempt over the January 6 removal of Delaware county records from New Jay to Old Jay The court will decide tomorrow if the writ shall issue The governor had proclaimed the Jay townsite acreage and ordered the records moved The adjutant general moved the records but a supreme court restraining order arrived after the transfer Several dozen named Delaware county citizens claim to act as Canton’s representatives and threaten county officers if records are removed The petition flags that Canton preserved possession and refused to return the records despite the court order If the court issues the writ the method of trial is debated and may require certification to an inferior court if a jury is demanded Governor Cruce said he would support the adjutant general and would grant pardons as needed

Oklahoma City Stuart, Cruce Gilbert T. C. Finkes Delaware County Supreme Court F. M. Canton Delware County New Old Jay Jay Delaware Cruce Canton New Jay Grove Caton Oklahoma

Welfare League Plans Spokane Playground Halls

The Welfare League of Spokane seeks park commission approval in March to create playgrounds with dance halls theaters social rooms and gymnasiums citywide to provide wholesome recreation for workers and children. Chairwoman Mrs W H Page says focus is on building better entertainment rather than prosecuting cafes for liquor sales to minors. The plan aims to draw youth away from unwholesome venues and will be presented at the March park board meeting.

Spokane Wash Child's ‘Welfare League of Park Commissioners I City W. H. Page

Valentines Day Gave Statehood to Arizona

Washington D C Feb 14 Moving picture men filmed at the White House as Taft signed the Arizona statehood proclamation and Mrs Taft walked in the grounds. They captured Taft at his desk Hilles at lunch and newspaper men talking to visitors. The films will be reviewed by the president in a few days.

Washington, D. C White House Taft Arizona Moving Picture Hilles

Tulsa County hosts Clark and Wilson in heated delegate fight

In Tulsa Oklahoma on February 14 observers note strong Clark and Wilson support in Tulsa County with Harmon followers present. Delegates tabulated point to an even split between Clark and Wilson for the national convention with rivalry over the county’s choice and rumors of coin tosses at the last minute.

Tulsa Okla Champ Clark Missouri Clark Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Wilson Harmon Wilavo

Ten Tips for Men in Danger of Matrimony Card

A spoof list of ten cautions about prospective wives. It warns against flashy dress, misread character, restless energy, overenthusiasm for babies, clinginess, overcompensation for faults, misinterpreting humor, lack of life interest, and a domineering, harsh temperament.

Would Aid Indians in Spokane Appeal for Funds

Fred Baker, inspector for the Indian schools of the northwest, plans to petition Congress for a 10000 to 15000 dollar federal appropriation to aid the Cetspel Indians of northeastern Washington. A school and teacher would serve as a firmer to help the tribe grow crops, with Father Taelman noting the people have long lacked educational opportunities and endure poverty. The Calispela tribe has historically allied with whites and did not join Chief Joseph in his earlier resistance.

Spokane Wash Whellington Maasainh Fred Baker Indian Schools Northwest Congress Father Taelman Gonzaga College Calispela Joseph Spokane Country

Wilson Leads in Coming Caucuses in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City reports show Woodrow Wilson leading in 30 of 32 counties with 252 delegates at the state convention. Champ Clark backers control 22 counties and 200 delegates, Harmon supporters one county and 16 delegates, with 16 counties and 120 delegates doubtful. Two counties await results Love and Texas. Also notes midshipman appointment at Annapolis for the top examiner, with competitive state exam March 6 and academy exams in April across multiple Oklahoma cities.

Oklahoma City Woodrow Wilson Champ Clark Judson Harmon Love Texas Robert L. Owen United States Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland Oklahoma Princpal Civil Service Commission Ardmore Alva Bartlesville Blackwell Chickasha el Reno Hobart Lawton Muskogee Okimiises Perry Sapulpa Shawnee Tulsa Vinita Enid Guthrie McAlester Academy Owen Gklahon Olty Im

Annual Address of Rev. W. H. Talmage in McAlester

Rev. W H Talmage of Vinita for eight consecutive years and grand orator delivers the grand master address. He cites scientific and economic changes, rising labor unrest, and calls for applying wise remedies to evolving conditions in 1912.

Rev Talmage McAlester Dia W. H. Talmage Vinita Rand Grand Lodge of Masons

Wayside School Events and Play Schedule

February 12 notes at Wayside School record a prank, a runaway horse incident, and a final day event on February 23 with a program led by Miss Cherrington. A play titled Dot, The Miner's Daughter will be presented February 17 for a five cent admission, a temperance drama in four acts with fourteen characters and about two hours. Delegates Bara Rae and Blanch Gentry earn second and fourth in spelling. Rae to represent Wayside in March center. crafting exam requires testimonials and medical clearance from a physician and local officials.

Wayside School Bara Rae Blanch Gentry Vinita Miss Cherrington Miss Rae Wayside Sara

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