Local notes and arrivals in Vinita society news
From Friday's Daily Pryor Farley and Avery from Tulua visit. Many locals travel to Pryor Creek Joplin and Tulsa. Births marriages and visitors noted. The Frisco baseball team from Springfield to play locals. Civic and church events plus a large list of names attending gatherings and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor Farley
Avery
Tulua
W. H. Hurst
Miami
Will Haymes
Lauthan
Pawnee
Okla
W. Brown
B. Markham
Pryor Creek
W. H. Voyles
Charles Allen
Floyd Lee, Jr
Hugo
Order of Hibs
Paul Steinberger
Tulsa
Dennis Keys
Heber Skinner
C. W. Horn
W. B. Coley
Betty
Emporia
Lee R. Mitchell
Bluejacket
CG. P. Rehler
Jack Burke
Frank Martens
Enid
Cassius M. Bradley
Muskogee
Frank Billingslea
Lewis Rogers
Frisco
Monty Nolen
Chelsea
Guy Patten
Coffeyville
Kana
Cash Wilkerson
Chas. A. Douthat
Centralia
Mra
Charley Sutton
Luther Duncan
Chetopa
BN. Williamson
Tahlequah
Mins Agnes Ritchie
Muskomee
H. Ginnemire
Cheleenthita
Chas, Allen
Lou Bordenkircher
Addis A. Brown
Claremore
Blanch Robinson
Springfeld
C. Berty
Ratcliffe
W. Sanders
Mise Fleaste Brown
F.C. Akin
Chelbeg
J. W. Sanders
Grandfather Clause Debate Spurs Oklahoma Vote
Oklahoma leaders debate the Grandfather Clause on August 2. Governor Haskell praises Lincoln and argues the clause protects white interests, while Senator Owen condemns it as reader test biased against blacks. Senator Gore cites constitutional limits, urging unity against mixed ballots and cars. Local notes list visitors, marriages, and civic events.
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Oklahoma
Lincoln
Wagoner
Logan
Muskogee
Worcester narrowly escapes Palawan assassination
Dan C Wor cester American secretary of education for the Philippines was attacked by renegade Moros on Palawan island. The body guard fired, killing three outlaws and saving the secretary from murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
Dan C. Worcester
Phillipines
Palawan
Louisiana Congressman Gilmore Dies in Tabita Springs
Samuel Lewis Gilmore, representative of Louisiana's second district, died at Tabita Springs after several weeks of illness. He passed away on July 18, in New Orleans reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Orleans
Samuel Lewis Gilmore
Tabita Springs
Ballinger Exoneration Denied By Official Word
A Dodge City message says representative Hadison stated no conclusion had been reached in the Ballinger probe. A Chicago Tribune report claims Ballinger will be exonerated by the committee majority, detailing authorship of the reports and opinions. Sedalia bank closed by state examiner with 15000 on deposit. Tipton bank near closure due to insolvency. Adama clerk jailed for grand larceny charge over missed stock transfer records.
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Allie Fowall
J. M. Trolinger
Colorado
H. Hudson
Granby
M. BR. Chapman
L. F. Parker Jr
New England
John Harden
Reno
College Addition
T. J. McKane
Centralia Standard and Jeweller
Centralia
Herman
Schultz
B. Lee
Bank of Big Cabin
Tulwa
Rev
W. Pavia
Nashville
Ark
Mies Mary Lawson
Mra L. L. Ote
Arat
Vinita
Pred Dougherty
Golden Rule
Palace Hut
Tooaald
Marsachusette
Connecticut
California
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Kansas
Grant
District of Columbia
Col. McClure
Republican Party
Lincoln
Congress
Associated Preus
Kanes City
Hadison
Joint Congressional Committee
Dodge City
Kana
Richard A. Ballinger
Chicago
Chicago Tribune Today
Washington
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Bunatar Nelson
Jamies
Madigan
Sedalia
Bank of
Tipton
State Bank
Adama
Candler
Mir
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Gao
W. Merritt
Martha
R. L. Fluke
Pauline Merritt
Spavinaw
Doc Moorehouse
Lewis Moorehouse
Eureka Springs
L. Kelly
Frank Collins
A. A. Scott
New York
Minses Beyma DuPree
Rose DuPree
Bees Cantrell
Blanch
Sinstay's
H. C. Kee
Harve Smith
Pryor Wat
Charley Howell
Leo Barrett
Mimmi
Father Wiersma
Welch Thig
T. A. Chandler
Murkogee
Mrs. Barry
Afton
Mink Nannie Garrison
George Snively
Neadesla
L. Sherman
R. BH. Downing
Columbia
Ned Hoskins
Venus Adair
Miami Sunsday For A Visit With Relatives. Mra. J. Wern
Webb City
Dan Myers
Wil
Hubert Cox
Aid Milas
Jessie Suarvely
Neodesha
Mika Fiowsie Brown
Misa Bertha Young
Charles Collins
Denver
Colo
Chandler
Anna
Mary Chandler
Grover Webb
Ellis Harlingo
Welch
A. Buchanan
Henry Nolen
W. J. Jones
Clark
Mae. Clark
C. C. Cassel
Frank Cox
Fayetteville
M. G. Cox
Grove
F. J. Barrett
Mary
Alice Barrett
Kate Terry
Susan Smartt
Jack Smartt
Bentonville
Congregational
Electric Park
Lubbes
Muskogeela
Irene Nichola
Aingera Willing
W. B. Crawford
Walter van Cleave
M. L. Hungate
Indiana
Cronan
Misa Helen Churchill
Jeanette Kornegay
Chelwes
J. M. Jones
W. M. Lima
H. M. Williams
Steve Hdwards
R. Bland
Geo. A. Hinshaw
Corporation Commission
A. Hoover
Lula Hoover
Coreicana
Tex
Slater
J. F. Gaston
W. L Cross
H. L. Andrews
Wilson Smith
J. L. Ballard
Elks
Julia Galbreth
Rhoda Mitchell
Seneca
Harry Mitchell
Burkhalter
Wm. C. Beall
Epworth League
Church Lawn
Alice Upton
Edith Dixon
Trilla McCleary
Juli, Campbell
Fred White
Meadows
Haskell
Abraham Lincoln
Robert L. Owen
State of
Gore
Mason
Myrtle Taylor
R. V. McSpadden
Thia Mra
Malwell
Kanasas City
J. M. Keys
Vern Thompson
Miawi
L. A. Wilson
el Reno
D. J. Hitt
Chelana
RL. McClure
Pauls Valley
W. J. Gregg
Eastern District of
Mias Maude Miller
Mias Mabel Miller
Ballenger
Bank of Tipton
The
Farmers State Bank Vinita
F. M. Gwinnup
San Malsell Building
Vinita, Cohlahoma
Kansas City Weekly Star
Weekly
STAR
Kansas City
Cobb Hotel
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