Vinita Printing Rates Ad by D M Marks
An ad from the Merkly Chieftain credits D M Marks Printing Company Publishers and lists subscription rates at 1.00 in Vinita Oklahoma.
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D. M. Marks Printing Company Publishers
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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
4
Craig County Political Announcements in Democratic Primary
A list of candidates announces to seek various Craig County offices in the Democratic and Republican primaries. Names include Theo D. B. Frear for county judge, J N Scott for county attorney, R F Nix for county clerk, Clem H URLsenkamp for constable Vinita, C Butler Salty for constable, E B Harlin and J J Swarts for state senate, H E Bird Ridenhour for sheriff, En Williamson for register of deeds, D B Stutsman for district clerk, W L Trott for register of deeds, D T Witt for county commissioner, Jas F McCullough for county superintendent, Pete Coyne for representative, Lee R Mitchell for district clerk, L G Couch for third district county commissioner, J Wes Harris for re-election, P M Smith for county judge, H R Thomas for township trustee, J N Walker for Vinita township constable, Jack Malin for county clerk, A J Pitchford for Vinita peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig County
Theo
D. B. Frear
D. T. Witt
Vinita
J. Wes Harris
Craig County Political Candidate Announcements 1910
The article lists multiple 1910 primary candidacies in Craig County Oklahoma including for Sheriff County Attorney County Commissioner and Superintendent of Public Instruction. It notes candidates such as Tam a, Guy Patten, ROBERT L. CHAMBERLIN, CALDWELL H. W. C. Shelton and JAMS 8. DAVENPORT and references the Democratic Primary scheduled for August 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihereby
Tam
Bhoritt
Craig County
Silly Priend
Ohlo
Democratic Party
Caldwell
Chieftain Jn
H. W. C. Shelton
Oklahoma
Davenport
Vinits
Oklahoma district judge race shapes up in Second District
Historic article fragment outlines Democratic primary for Oklahoma Second Judicial District with counties Chile Mayes Ottawa Rogers. Mentions Vinita candidates Preston Davis and Breuneveratt, plus calls for clean campaigning and voter registration in July. Reflects local political chatter and historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
District Court
Second Judicial District
Tate
Oklahoma
Chile
Mayes
Ottawa
Nowata
Rogere
Preston
Davis
Vinita
Crnis County
Capital removal and race in Oklahoma politics debated
Kansas City Journal commentary lambasts political race baiting and moral decline while weighing Oklahoma gubernatorial prospects between Lee Cruce and John Fields. It defends Governor Haskell, condemns Reno boxing excess, and urges focus on truth over origins of charges amid national and racial tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Haskell
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lee Cruce
John Fields
Lee Ruce
Democratic Party
Legalized Robbery In Paper Transactions
The fragment asserts confidence that Mr. McMurray can prove his paper transactions amount to a form of legalized robbery. No additional context or specifics are provided to identify parties, dates, or outcomes.
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Mr. McMurray
Graft and Robbery Allegations in Choctaw Chickasaw Skein
The Tulsa World denounces a scheme to siphon $3,000,000 to $10,000,000 in fees from Choctaw and Chickasaw lands via attorneys and lobbyists. It argues officials and congressmen have long known of the plunder, and calls for stopping the legalized robbery before the tribes are stripped of all funds and land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Congress
Oklahoma
Washington
Capitol
B. Z. Marks
Wattersons Son Identified in Saloon Shooting
Hy Associated Press reports in New York that Michael Martin saloon keeper was shot at Saugerties New York. Identification shows the shooter was Ewing Watterson eldest son of Col Henry Watterson of Louisville. Watterson is under arrest. The colonel says his son has suffered religious mania and will be taken to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Saugerties
N. Y
Michael Martin
Martin
Ewing Watterson
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Watterson
Col. Watterson
Unknown man kills officer and escapes
Associated Press reports in Leavenworth that Abrose Donohue a special policeman was shot and killed by an unknown man who tried to arrest him. The fugitive fired on two watchmen, fled across the bridge into Missouri, and escaped despite pursuers shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leavenworth
Bank
Ambrose Donohue
Donohue
Missouri
Storm Strikes Circus Tent in Cyclone Toll at Watertown
A cyclone last night wrecked the Yankee Robinson circus at Watertown. One person is dead and several injured as tents and menagerie were toppled. The storm caused extensive damage to the tenting and equipment, with rescue operations ongoing as authorities assess the scene.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Watertown
Saya
Yankee Robinson Circus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merkly
Vinita, Oklahoma
Office of Justice of the Peace
J. N. Scott
R. F. Nix
Vinita Township
Clem Hurlsenkamp
C. Butler
State Senate
Craig and Mayer
Harlin
J, J. Swarts
H. EB. Ridenhour
Hergwith
Office of Register of Deeds
En, Williamson
D. B. Stutsman
Parks
Jas
F. McCullough
Promine
Ned Hoskins
Aiee of Register of Deeds
Oklo
W. L. Trott
Olly
ROOD
Justice of the Peace
B. A. Btanley
Pete Coyne
Lee R. Mitchell
L. CG. Couch
P. M. Smith
Municipal Township No. 7
H. R. Thomas
J. N. Walker
Jack Malin
A.J. Pitchford
Guy Patten
Crate County
Robert L. Chamberlin
Inyeelf i
Mulfrette
Breuneveratt
Aumutta
Anne
Cael
Jeffries
George Washington
Napoleon Bonaparte
Gore
Jim Jeffries
Reno
Johnsons and Jeffries
McMurray
Dodge
Mam
Rene'e
Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Rena
Ren
Nevada Canot
Jomfries Johnson
Kansas City Journal
United States
Choctaws
Tulan
Gol. Watterson
The
Farmers State Bank Vinita, Jkla
F. M. Gwinnup
San Massell Building
Vinita, Ohlahoma
Kansas City Weekly Star
Weekly
STAR
Kansas City
Cobb Hotel
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