Croce Addresses Large Vinita Political Meeting
Lee Cruce of Ardmore spoke to the largest crowd yet in Vinita on the Oklahoma race for governor. He voiced firm stances on the grandfather clause bank guaranty law and the Torrens system, answered audience questions, and pledged to support statewide prohibition while enforcing it.
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Vinita
Lee Cruce
Ardmore
Alus
Oklahoma
Hhe
Croce
Addrens
LN. Bunch
Blue Jacket
Sionet
Democrata
Cruce
Fleweld
Crate County
Bill Murray
Muskogee
Boy An Incorrigible Charged As Juvenile Delinquent
George McHenry a boy about fifteen was turned over to juvenile officers by Fred Woodard who had cared for him. He is charged with truancy from school and being an incorrigible. He is held at the county jail pending a hearing tomorrow before Judge Frear.
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George McHenry
Fred Woodard
Evangelist Bulgin Causes Sensation in Claremore and County
Claremore Oklahoma June 3 Rev B 4 Bulgin civic righteousness evangelist attracts attention in Rogers County organizing a Law and Order League with five charter members. A $450 collection funds the effort while John T Watard counsel oversees legal aspects. Bulgin claims governor will back a grand jury to probe bootleggers and gamblers as 119 conversions are reported.
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Claremore
Okla
B. 4
Bulgin
Rogers County
Rogers County Law and Order League
John T. Watard
O. Hurst
Shawnee
Grants Change of Venue in Vaughn Murder Case
Judge Shelton of the circuit court announced a change of venue to Mrs Alma Proctor Vaughn and Dr Hull Vaughn, noting testimony showed sentiment divided on guilt in the murder of Prof J G Vaughn.
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Associates Press
Kirkaville
Shelton
Circuit Court
Alma Proctor Vaughn
Hull
Andjog
3. G. Vaughn
Hearing Detainer Suit in County Court
The county court this afternoon hears the detainer suit Otto J. Storm vs. Chas W. Miller. Probate business was heard this morning and no jury is required for the trial after 1 noon.
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Otto J. Storm
Chas
W. Miller
Cannon's Cousin Dead in Nevada Auto Crash
Mrs. M. C. Gardner, a cousin of Speaker Joseph G. Cannon and pioneer Carson City resident, died in Carson City from pneumonia induced by fractured ribs after an automobile accident. The June 1 report by the Associated Press notes the fatal chain of injuries in Reno.
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Associated Press
Reno
Nev
M. C. Gardner
Joseph G. Cannon
Carson City
Wage Increase Announced for Banta Fo Railroad Workers
Topeka, June 1. The Banta Fo railroad announces a ten percent wage increase effective today for employees earning more than eighty dollars per month. Applies to clerks machinists trackmen and section men except those under union agreements. About four thousand workers affected across the company.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kane
Banta Fo Railroad
Thowa
Ty Topel
Well Attended Meeting At Local Democratic Club Night
Large turnout at the Sequoyal dehaol hots for a Democratic club meeting. Local candidates spoke, including W. L. Trott presiding, with BE. J. Hobdy Billy Friend W. J. Voylée and Dude Frear among the speakers.
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Democrata
W. L. Trott
BE. J
Hobdy
Billy Friend
W. J, Voylée
Dude Frear
Big Cabin Items Socials and Local Happenings
Mrs Jones in Welch visiting her mother. A social was held Friday at John Stuidle’s home. Mire Chatterton returned from Joplin Sunday night. Polly Day visiting the Dorman girls this week. Mrs W P Coble had a new pavement laid in front of her home. Cora Brown of Vinita visiting friends here this week. Our baseball team played Vinita Sunday, score in Vinita’s favor. Mrs Poindexter from Arkansas visiting relatives here. Metta Gamble attended church at Adair Tuesday night. Baptists held preaching Sunday and Tuesday night. J B Butler began work on a two story hotel building. There is to be a DAN game here Sunday between Mig CabL and Ketella. Mrs Henry Camel received a shock of lightning Monday evening.
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Vinita
Western railroads restrained from increasing freight rates
Hannibal Missouri June 1 Twenty five western railroads were temporarily restrained by U S District Judge David P Dyer from advancing interstate freight rates The injunction followed a government petition alleging the rate increases were agreed upon and violated the Sherman act The roads named include Missouri Pacific Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Burlington and Quincy Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Wabash Milwaukee and St Paul and others The order cited that without restraint the rate rise would cause grave harm across Missouri Iowa Minnesota Kansas and surrounding states The government was represented by Edwin P Grosvenor and Frederick N Judson with support from Attorney General Wickersham and others The restraining action covers major western trunk lines and ports regional commerce and communication by rail
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Hannibal, Mo
Western
United States
David P. Dyer
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
Frederick N. Jodson
Edwin P. Grosvenor
Dyer
Washington
Frederick N. Judson
St. Louth
George W. Wickersham
William S. Kenyon
Charles A. Hoyts
United States District Attorney
Missouri Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Rock Island & Pacific
Wabash
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Illhole
Indiana
Tennessee
Furnishison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago Great Western
Mineouri
Kanaag
Texas
San Francisco
Quincy
Omaha
Kansas City
St. St. Paul
Dew Moines
Minneapolis & St. Loula
Iowa Central
Fort Dodge
den Moines & Southern
Minneapolis
Elgin
Joliet & Eastern
Peoria
Milwauukee
Gary
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Sault Ste Marie
Hern
Indiana & Southern
Western Trunk Line Company
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Kanadas
Wyoming
Montana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Furied
Hold-up in eastern Cherokee money delayed by mandamus
Washington May 31 over five million dollars due to Eastern Cherokee may be postponed as mandamus petitions in the Supreme Court seek to shift from per capita to a per stripe roll. Petitioners claim the 1852 roll heirs should receive funds while court actions progress. Oklahoma payment of about 133 dollars per claimant faces potential halt pending merits.
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Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
United States Supreme Court
John Meluto
James Hildebrand
W. H. Foreman
John Hicks
Bi Snell
Sam Boney
Thomas Tucker
Katoowah Society
Supreme Court
Joseph D. Sullivan
John B. Daish
Washington
Court of Claims
Galen Muller
McIntosh
Congress
Oklahoma City
J. Jane
Luther Langston
Oklahoma State Federation
Labor
Samuel Gompers
Wader
Worla
Commission orders better water service for Guthrie
The commission directs Reno Water Company to immediately raise water supply by sinking additional wells. It finds current service inadequate in summer, with low standpipe levels and widespread impact on residences and businesses. The order, argued under public service jurisdiction, sets July 1 as the effective date.
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Conmbenton
Returns With Bride From Avalon
D P F Smith a Vinita Ohio carpenter returned from Avalon Missouri where he wed Mine May Robineau a young woman of the county. The Avalon paper reports they were married Sunday afternoon at 2 at the bride’s parents home with Rev Armetrong officiating. The wedding was quiet with relatives present and the couple will move to Vinita for their home.
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D. F. Smith
Avalon
D. PF. Smith
Vinita
Ohio
May Robineau
Ewlands Pricent
Tuewlay
Wintta
Prize Offered for Flight Across Missouri
Governor Hadley and immigration official John A. Curran launched a fund expected to reach 10 500 to reward the aviator who flew from St Louis to Kansas City a 268 mile distance. The governor’s committee lowered the subscription to 100 each.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Hadley
Missouri
John A. Curran
Song Recital Next Week by Paul W. McKay Baritone
Paul W. McKay the Chicago baritone will give a song recital in Vinita on Thursday evening June 9. He has sung in Oakwood Baptist Union Congregational Woodlawn M E and recently as baritone soloist at Grace Church under organist Harrison Wild. The Chicago Journal praises his rich tone and intelligent interpretation and notes his recital and concert history in Chicago.
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Paul W. McKay
Chicago
Vinita
McKay
Oakwood Baptist Church
Union Congregational Church
Woodlawn M. E
Grace Church
Harrison Wild
Musical Courier
Han
The
Chicago Journal
God Have Mercy
St. Paul
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Nowata County Oklahoma
In pursuance of an order of the County Court of Nowata County Oklahoma guardianship of Johnie Webber a minor the guardian will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to confirmation by the court on June 24 1910 at 1 20 p m in the county court room Nowata County Oklahoma all right title interest of Johnie Webber in the NE 14 of NW 14 Section 14 Township 27 North Range 18 W containing 40 acres more or less sale is binding the bid requires a certified check for one third of amount and must be in writing at the judge's county court office. Parker Rinrr & ita Hin Attorneys
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Nowata County
Oklahoma
Johnie Webber
Minnor
Nowate County
Oldmhoma
Craig County
Olahoma
Et Parker
RINRR
Ita
Notice of Private Sale of Nora Webber Minor’s Real Estate
Notice is given that a private sale of the estate of Nora Webber a minor will occur at 12:30 pm on the day in June 1910 in Nowata County Oklahoma to the highest bidder, cash, upon court confirmation. Describes NW quarter of NW quarter Section 1 Township 27 North Range East in Craig County, bid in writing with one third of bid as certified check. DANIEL SAND Gr by PARKER RIDER & BROWN attorneys.
Order to Show Cause on Guardianship Sale in Craig County
The Craig County Court in 1930 notes a petition by guardian Ley Hudson for William O'Neil minor to sell real estate. The court sets a hearing for June 27 at 1 30 PM and requires publication of this order in The Weekly Chieftain for three weeks. The purpose is to raise funds for maintenance and support of the ward.
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Pirst
Chieftain
Fofi
State of Oklahoma
County of Lee
William O'Neil
Ley Hudson
Ward
Min
Winitains
Craig County
Vini Weekly Chieftain
Ald Craig Cow
Theo. D. B. Fabear
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Vinita Oklahoma
In Craig County Oklahoma the estate of J H Ritchie deceased will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash after June 21 1920 by order of the Craig County Court. Property includes Lot 2 Clyde Avenue and parts of the North West Quarter 14 Township 25 North Range 20 East in Vinita. Sealed bids with $200 certified check to Seymour Riddle County Judge before sale.
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Craig
Oklahoma
J. H. Ritchie
J. H. Ritchle
Deccas
Old County Court
Vinita
Walt County
Okdahora
Ralmond
Toowitt
Okliehoma
Fouth
Clyde Avenue
Wild Rock
Craig County
Theo
D. B. Frear
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Nora Webber
Oklah
Daniel Sand
Parker, Rider & Brown
Seymour Riddle
Guardian
Farmers State Bank Vinita
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