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The Weekly Chieftain in Vinita, Oklahoma

28 Jul 1911

Page 8

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The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1911

Page

8

Oklahoma Club forms for summer social season in Colorado Springs

Oklahoma summer residents in Colorado Springs and Manitou organize an Oklahoma Club to foster social ties, plan picnics and gatherings, with headquarters at the Navajo Geyner pavilion. The group holds weekly meetings and a July 27 picnic is planned at Stratton Park as dozens of Oklahomans arrive by auto to enjoy the Pikes Peak region.

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Colorado Springs Colo Manitou Stratton Park Soda Spring Park Navajo Geyner Pavilion M. Crawford J. ¥. Sharpe W. H. Corlley el Reno J. A. Starkey Bold J. Sigman Chickfisha Kate Tracey Oklahoma City Rockies Pikes Peak Colorado M. Ge Race G. D. Long Hunter Ewing Hassell J. M. Jones Vinita W. ©. Vowell PD. M. Goodrich Delaware J.P. Sanlingney Ponca City Monument Coloraio Bartlesville Almo BE. M. Graybill Gertrude Graybill Ben Marned Ruby Graybill Ed. L. Dann Solus Huggins Oklahoma EB. BE. Pice Shannon Math. Garrett Colorado Spring Mabel Bledsoe Chickasha Lillian E. Niblack Guthrie Harry Beeler Muskogee Frances Beeler JL. G. Nistack C. B. Greaver G. F. Agee A. Drake Colorado City Norman Lewie Winans Geo. B. Frasier Martha Barrett Sayre Jone Leo T. Wilson Carlaboro G. E. Lawton Will T. Yoder C. E. Taylor Alta Vista G. L. Isenberg Enid Almo Hotel J. D. Lydick Shawnee M. E B. Parkinson H. B. Beeler Frank Vore W. H. Brandenburg P. H. Wilson J. A. Sullivan Ethel Sullivan Josephine Sullivan Marie Young Geo. B. Frazier Laura Lottie A. Kelley Cinen C.H. Knight A. H. Gravers Pawhuska Acacia Hotel Pikee Peak Willard Johnston Douglas Cottage BE. H. Gates Mildred Gates P. L. Hovard K. H. Seawell F. J. Theflen Reno Francisco Tyson Mall and Valet Antlers F. C. Hunt F. BE. Back Taldequale Alamo Wright Brothers Dayton Ohio P.O. Parmalee Clifford Turpin Wrights J. ©. Surrell W. Skeen Wapanucka W. J. McNary Springs Robert M. Wyley Mike Dora KE Handiton Siicrnity St. Terrell Crawder G. A. Brown Broken Arrow Navajo T. C. Collins New York James McClain Harry A Griswold R. Morrow Tekamak B. W. Ralston Lindsay R. Ward E. L. McCrunner Myrtle Harrison Joe Courlon Yukon A. Barnet Keil Mantou Red Mountain Bulk EB. R, Stevenson Tulsa EB. L. Johnson Pond Creek R. A. Buell Ralph Powers Omar Hypee H. D. Radley Franklin
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Distinction in Spokane Case Tests Astrology and Religion

Spokane July 25 The Washington Supreme Court will hear an appeal in the Spokane case against astrologer F E Neltzel who was fined for fortune telling classed as vagrancy The defense argues astrology may be protected as a religious belief while the prosecution contends it is fortune telling The case raises a constitutional question and could affect municipalities nationwide Detective Ulrich testified he sought a horoscope drawing for a mathematical computation to explain his arrest Neltzel claimed astrology is a religion but without worship or prayer and said the horoscope was wrong due to Ulrich’s dishonesty

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Spokane Wash Supreme Court of the State of Washington F. E. Neltzel National Astrological Society St. Paul Neitzel William Ulrich George H. Crandall State Supreme Lourt United States Neltzel Ulrich Mars
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First home grown watermelons reach city markets

L. P. Isbell delivered the first home grown watermelons to the city this morning. A second load arrived shortly afterward, indicating rising local produce supplies and early harvest activity.

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L. P. Isbell
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Editor Wirt G McCarthy Dies In Tulsa Post Owner

Tulsa editor Wirt G McCarthy died after several weeks with typhoid fever. Funeral rites will take the body to Emporia Kansas, his boyhood home, for burial. He previously worked on the Denver News for four years.

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Tulsa Okla Wirt G. McCarthy Tulsa Post Emporia Kans McCarthy The Denver News
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Harmony Dominates Nebraska Democratic Convention

Fremont Neb July 26 The Nebraska Democratic convention closed with no formal endorsement of presidential candidates and no praise for any one figure. Leaders from Bryan and Dahlman factions forged unity, aided by Senator Hitchcock influence, while the platform focused on national and state issues and omitted references to W J Braun.

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Fremont Neb Nebraska Harmon Ohio Ben W. Chamberlain W. J. Bryan J. ©.Dahlman Omaha United States Hitchcock M. F. Harrington Bryan Charles Wooster Merrick County Wooster W. J. Braun Shallenberger Richard L. Metcalfe Mr. Bryan Harvey N. Newbranch Dahlman
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County officials attend Joy county seat celebration

Major H. Casey and County Judge Sam Parks along with Clyde MacGary traveled to Joy this morning to participate in the county seat celebration.

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H. ©. Casey Sam Parks Clyde MacGary
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Oil Men Complain Of Excessive Freight Rates

Oklahoma City July 26 Refinery representatives urged the corporation commission to set rates allowing in transit refining of oil. George A. Todd cited Frisco freight costs of 75000 annually and urged lower in transit rates to boost industry. Officials argued for conference led adjustments, railroads opposed broad orders, and testimony noted mixed effects on revenues and pipelines, with debate over mileage-based pricing and fair returns.

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Okahoma City Corporation Commission George A. Todd Oklahoma City George A. Henshaw Love and Watson Hook W. D. Lindsay United States Okarche T. Bledsoe Sanita Fe Acme Company L. L. Maxey Midland Valley Railroad Baton Rouge New Orleans Bee
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Wets to Try Again Ten Overthrow Prohibition Oklahoma City

A proposed constitutional amendment aims to repeal prohibition by creating an initiative petition starting August 1 by the Oklahoma Local Option Association. It would require the next legislature to legalize and regulate intoxicating liquor, while preserving existing prohibitory laws until action is taken. The group must gather around 64,000 signatures, about 20 percent of voters, with a 90 day window to meet the target, otherwise the issue would await the next general election.

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Oklahoma City Oklahoma Oklahom Legislatu Acta Peor T Association
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W. AL. Criley E) Beno Railrog Ouhoma James Peabody Santa Fe Connors State School of Agricul Warner Ali Roentry Zebra Conn State School of Agriculture Walter van Allen Warner Oklahou
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