Vinita notes and visits fill local pages
Local and personal items fill Vinita society notes with many names and brief updates. Visitors include W L Marker Welch Ed Sanders Rogers County J C McCoy Enid and more as townspeople travel between Vinita Pryor Claremore Chelsea and Muskogee for business social and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Marker
Welch
Ed Sanders
Rogers County
J. B. Frogge
Blue-jacket
J.C. McCoy
Enid
Vinita
W. L. Gibson
Claremore
B. Hinton
Pryor
Don
E. R. Whitehill
Chelsea
Wimner
Texas
Cora Harkrider
Denison
Tex
J. T. Gunter
Farmers, visitors, and market notes mix amid Vinita chatter
In Vinita today Charles Bliss of Muskogee transacted business while visitors from Richmond Indiana and Ottawa County pattered through. Vendors sold horses and a livery stable changed hands. The Epworth League hosted a Valentine social with over a hundred attendees. Kansas City stock yards report cattle up to 30 cents higher amid light quarantine traffic, hogs easing, and sheep and lamb prices firm to higher as buyers anticipate demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursday
Harry Swartz
Pryor
R. L. Mitchell
Dow
W. E. Preece
Novata
O. W. Ball
Oswego
H. B. Cantrell
Harrison, Ark
H. H. Akins
Muskogee
E. J. Hobdy
Oklahoma City
W. H. Voyles
Miami
Cary Caldwell
Oklahoma Cty
A. J. Rucker
Southwest City
Thomas Lain
Vance McSpadden
Independence
Kans
Olive Casey
Willard H. Voyles
Kansas City
Hol. B. Anning
Chetopa
R. H. Urie
H. W. Hart
M. Land
A. L. Churchill
Claremore
Thomas Whitely
W. H. Kornegay
Nowata
D. B. Barr
Herbert
Clinton
John Jenkins
Big Cabin
M. L. O'Donnell
Curtis E. Holderman
J. T. Brackett
W. E. Greenleaf
F. W. Fleener
Columbus
Vinita
Commercial Club
Charles Pfannkirche
Institute
The
Presbyterian Church
J. S. Morning
Herman C. Schultz
Orr Knight Banking Syndicate
Tulsa
Logan Smith
Joplin
Brant Kirk
Prohibition
Continental Trust Company
Geo. Poplin
Eset Ag
Adair
Guy Patten
Chelsea
J. W. Essinger
Chas. W. Bliss
Mra
B. BE
Capps
Kanga City
C. N. Anderson
Richmond
Ind
Churchill
W. L. Marker
Welch
W. A. Cronan
East Side
Joe Selz
Adolph Fraley
F. L. Burkhalter
G. Moore
Coffeyville
Green Hotel
Roberts
Little Rock
Ark
George C. Butler
Rex Walker
Register of Deeds
Ottawa County
W. H. McCann
Hollow
Ino. W. Byrd
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Valentine
Davis Hill
Young Ladies Bridge Club
Court House
Wallace Seaton
Slater McClure
B. F. Fortner
Ewing Halsell
Dr. Fortner
Gertrude Niciffer
Artie Cobb
Majora Marks
Norman
Sigma Nu
State University
Texas
Oklahoma Census Prices Reported in Live Stock Market
Washington report on the thirteenth census includes cattle price shifts at Oklahoma City draws. Markets quote declines in steers heifers cows and hogs with top steers around 6.10 and hogs at 7.20. Guardian matter in Craig County court sets March 6 hearing to sell minor Glenn Nading estate real property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kceecereees
Sones
Herth
Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
William
Damuron
Joh Dameron
John Dameron
William O Cameron
F. Parks
Parker, Rider & Brown
Guardian
Glenn A. Nading
J. J. Nading
Tate
Ae Doner
State of Oklahoma
Irene L. Nading
Secretary 10 Governor to Appear Before Senate
Topeka Kans February 14 David Leahy secretary to Governor Stubbs must appear before the senate this afternoon to explain charges raised against the legislature. A Wichita newspaper article sparked a resolution by Senator Stewart authorizing arrest by the sergeant at arms for alleged bribery at the capitol in the interest of public utility graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
David Leahy
Stubbs
Senate
Wichita
Stewart
Leahy
Mexican Insurrection Fades in Mexico Opinion
Washington reports state department officials say the Mexican revolutionary movement has degenerated into guerrilla warfare with divided leaders. The main concern is protecting American citizens and border property as U.S. troops may cross into Mexico to guard the Colorado river dike and ensure neutrality laws are observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
State Department
Mexico
Department
United States
Colorado River
Allegation of Fraud in New Mexico Constitution Vote
A representative of the Anti-Saloon League and W. C. T. U. urged the president to oppose the New Mexico constitution, claiming fraud and corruption were used in its passage. The appeal was filed in Washington on February 16 by Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
New Mexico
Anti- Saloon League
Conferees clash over Indian appropriation roll opening
Washington Feb 14 The House and Senate Indian Affairs committees are in a sharp dispute over opening the Five Civilized Tribes enrollment rolls to include 200 to 500 Indians. Chairman Burke demands enrollment before final tribal affairs action, while Senators Owen and Carter oppose, risking delay in land sales and tribal dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Owen
Carter
Burke
House Committee On Indian Affairs
McGuire
Haskell to Aid Defense of Election Officials in Oklahoma
Former Governor N. Haskell will be retained to defend election officers under federal indictment for enforcing the grandfather clause and blocking voting. He is to work with Attorney W. A. Ledbetter of Oklahoma City for the Democratic state committee. About 75 election officials statewide have been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
N. Haskell
Haskell
W. A. Ledbetter
Oklahoma City
Democratic State Committee
Kate Barnard Defendant in Suit for Damages
Oklahoma City February 14 Dr Alexander Potter of New York sues Kate Barnard state commissioner of charities and corrections for libel in a suit of 25 000 on two counts 50 000 total over statements in a speech and a letter that allegedly harmed his reputation as a hydraulic engineer who drew plans for the city water works project set for a bond vote today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
D. B. Frear
Pryor
Charles Tyler
Vinita
L. P. Campbell
W. ‘Stryker
Kansas City
Mary Thomas
Grove
Bud Carselowey
Scraper Street
E. M. Landrum
Oklahoma
B.A. McFarland
Joe Harris
Barring
Herbert Barr
Clinton
A. L. Churchill
The
Presbyterian Church
J. S
Dr. Wimner
W. R. McGeorge
Stillwater
Los Angeles
Florence Bramble
Bramble Millinery Company
St. Louis
A. D. Hatton
Webb City
M. V. McDaniel
Dr. R. Mitchell
George W
Lee R. Mitchell
Cherokee
Mitchell
Melby Daw Coal and Mining Company
McAlester
New York
Tom Bluejacket
Eucha
Civic Club
Barrett
Oklahoma City
Alexander Potter
Kate Barnard
Iowa Senate Adopts Oregon Plan Primary Bill
Des Moines Feb 14 The Iowa senate approved the Oregon plan primary bill after passage in the house last week. The measure sets a statewide primary method aimed at standardizing party nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Senate Today
House
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Wilson N. Smith
J. M. Sims
J. M. Young
Afton
Mra L. D. Butler
Webb
John H. Coats
Arquor
Elmer Frits
Mamie Fuller
Okoee
Dennie Stubblefield
B. A. Stubblefield
Fred Ratcliff
Dewey Portland Cement Company
F. M. Duckworth
Itskoees
John H. Briggs
Hutchison, Kans
T. T. Wimner
Briggs
Hutchison
Katy
W. A. Day
South Park
Co. L
Cobb
A. W. Herron
Arthur Warren
L. P. Howard
Perry
Gyrus
Avery
James Taft
Blackwell
City
Chas, Turner
Frank Witherapoon
Antlers, Okla
Spiro
Rider & Brown
S. F. Parks
Peet Rider & Brown
Cronan and Pickens
Notary Public Kinnison and Hollow
Oregon
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