Vinita Daily Briefs Wide Wanderers and Visits
Vinita daily notes a flood of visitors and movers today. Names include Guy Patten Tulsa L. L. Duncan eLOpA Lon Conner John Mercer Ben Chandler Centralia Claud Shelton Centralia R. V. McSpadden Muskogee and many more arriving or departing for Claremore Tulsa Muskogee Miami Parsons Wyandotte Bluejacket and other towns. A mix of social calls business trips illness and community events fills the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Patten
Tulsa
L. L. Duncan
Elopa
Lon Conner
John Mercer
Ben Chandler Wen
Puresee
Claud Shelton
Centralia
R. V. McSpadden
Muskogee
John Crutchfield
Tulm
A. R
Smith
Miami
T. J. Hudson
Fair
Booth McSpadden
Thelsea
Misa Alice Granville
Afton
Mias Hallie Dougttt
Bluejacket
Infinita
A. R. Snyder
Neosho
J. J. Spencer
Claremore
Charles van Hulse
Bessie Franklin
Cleora
George Clark, Jr
Texan
Henry Shoup
Wyandotte
A. A. Brown
Morria Knight
Parsons
W. A. Baker
A. L. Churchill
Ewing Halsell
Kansas City
Davis & Camifux
Susan Smartt
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Tex
Red Cross Drug Store
Hassell
Wilson Street
Cope
Springfield
Mra
N. P. Myere
Miam
J. Hunt
Pryor Creek
G. McDonald
Tul 4
Edmund Vance Cook
Christian Church
Seymour Riddle
University Hospital
W. P. Parley
Heber Skinner
Texas
Talala
W. A. Alford
Independence
Kans
L. James
Sapulpa
John H. Miller
John Ell
Roscoe Hugénin
Ore-Knight Wellding
J. M. Cantrell
Big Cabin
W. D. Jones
Predowia
Kane
Vinita
J. §. Smith
W. H. Voyles
C. L
Chas. Riedeman
Ladion Society
Lan Church
J. Knowles
Atton
JW. Libby
C. &. Wilson
Seneca
L. Guntrap
W. P. Thompson
Tablequah
Governor Takes No Part in County Option Controversy
Governor Herbert told 2500 county option delegates at a St. Paul convention that he would take no part in the county option controversy until the party decides its attitude. He said he would not use his position to influence the party but would enforce any county option bill he is presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prean
St. Paul
Minn
Mar
Hherhart
Packer Prosecution Seen Near Crisis as Cases Open
The Associated Press reports in New York on March 2 that when the Indicted meat packers cases opened, prosecutor Garvon signaled moves to bring matters to a crisis. He believes most defendants have been in the state within two years and plans to bring all defendants to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Garvon
Clerk Issued License To Father Of Youth In Oklahoma
The county judge's office reports Miss Maud Lamar, stenographer and ex officio clerk, issued a marriage license to John W. Musser for his son Urban Roy Musser aged 19 to wed Laura Burk aged 26. She later corrected the error and amended the license so the youth could marry his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Lamar
John W. Musser
Bluejacket
Urban Roy Musser
Laura Burk
Mr. Musser
Subpoenaes Issued for 16 Railway Officials in Oklahoma Inquiry
Guthrie Oklahoma March 15 sixteen prominent railway executives including Gould Edston Ripley Wiecell Mudge Kell and Atlen are to be served with subpoenas by the Oklahoma corporation commission. They are summoned as witnesses in the freight rate investigation to examine property valuations in Oklahoma and to challenge Hadings forming the basin for the injunction aided by Judge Hook restraining rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Guthrie
Ohio
United States
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Gould
Iron Mountain
Edston
Kanenn City Southern
Ripley
Bang Ta Fe
Wiecell
Local optionists win stay of mandamus action
The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued an alternative writ of mandamus against Governor Haskell and Secretary of State Bill Cross in a suit by Dr John Threadgill and local option petitioners to compel filing of initiative petitions for a local option constitutional amendment. The petition signed by 59000 voters was delayed by the governor’s reluctance to participate until court ruling on validity. writ returnable March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Mari
Supreme Court
Haskell
Bill Cross
John Threadgill
Oklahoma City
Spitting Crackdown Citywide in Vinita
City police warn residents to stop spitting on sidewalks and in public buildings as Vinita enforces a new ordinance. Violators will be arrested and punished severely to end the practice.
Pinchot bases charges on Robolo's letter
Gifford Pinchot told the committee that his accusation against Dallinger for making false statements rested not on Ballinger but on a letter from J. T. Rebald, Ballinger's former law partner, to Dr. Lyman Abbott, dated March 1 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington, D.C. Mar
Gifford Pinchot
Dallinger
Provident
Ballinger
J. T. Rebald
Lyman Abbott
Postponed OKCEE Event To Benefit School Seatings
The entertainment and hot supper at Cara owey was postponed from February 26 to March 12 due to bad weather. Everyone is invited, with hosts asked to bring boxes and the young men to bring surplus money. Music by the local orchestra. Proceeds fund school seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caraowey
W C T U Day Highlights In Bluejacket
Bluejacket observed a W C T U day with a reception at Mrs H Hicks residence led by Mrs Hillerman national organizer. Fourteen new members enrolled. A large evening meeting at the Methodist church featured a musical program and Hillerman on open saloon versus prohibition and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Mra. Hiller
Mra
H. W. Hicks
Mra. Hillermast
Friends of Temperance
Mra. Hillerman
Methodist Church
L. R. Jones
Mesdames Hopson
McKennie
Wall
Misses Hayes
Shoe
Hicks
Allen
Layton
Hopson
Thornton
Baker
C. Jenkins
G. L Hopson
W. Ct.u
Hagler
Pryor
Heddy
New York State
Hancock
Welch
A. B. Douthitt
California
Blue Jacket
K. C. Henley
J.N. McDonald
Jon
Centralia News Farmers sow oats amid town notes
Farmers in the area sow oats in good weather. A 19 year old man attempted self harm after a quarrel with a woman he sought to marry. The new school house contract work starts and will progress quickly. Rumor of Bartlesville land Joplin railroad approvals and construction to begin soon. Mr Blackwell of Vinita transacted business here last Wednesday. Mrs Joel Martin died after days of illness, leaving a husband and three children. Beecher Chamberlain and son Ras have purchased the Star Livery barn and took possession. Centralia business men urged to form a commercial club to boost town and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Henry Grubba
Caroelle
Bartlewville Land
Centralia Business Ten
Local Notes From Big Cabin on George Brown and Community Gossip
Big Cabin items report George Brown returned from St. Louis on Friday and socialized with friends Saturday and Sunday. He traveled to Texas Sunday night where a new position was offered. Mr. McBride becomes clerk at J. A. Dobbins store. Violet Thompson remains upset after Sunday. A minister named Rev Byers visited the area, contributing to the weekend chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
St. Louis
Ale and Friends
Texas
McBride
J. A. Dobbins
Violet Thompson
Pipkin
Byers
Local Notices and Town Updates in Brief
Minita Monday assisted in service and a few days on account of diphtheria. Mr Ritchey moved two miles south of town. Nelson Huckleben favors the home of Will Nair. Mart McDaniel has a new clerk in his drug store. Latte Tommy Trout is ill. Charlo Van Cleave moved to a house in the south part. Ace Simerson and William Chambers plan a new store near Simersons livery stable. Grandpa McLain roofs his house. A lawsuit was tried before Justice Hardee with Richardson acquitted. EK W Blue to start a new house this week in the east part. Two more lawsuits not heard this week. qoon Ballinger’s house nearly finished. Little Clarence Higginbotham is ill with diphtheria under Drs Adama and Bagby. nurse Miss Torrance assists. Farmers prepare to sow oats. weather is splendid snow. march to end quietly. Thompson moved south to Dix place owned by Nolin. George and John Dix share Tom Mudd’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ritchey
Nelson Huckleben Favery
Will Nair
Mart McDaniel
Tommy Trout
Charlo van Cleave
Ace Simerson
William Chambers
Grandpa McLain
Justice Hardee
Richardson
EK W. Blue
Qoon Ballinger
Clarence Higginbotham
George
John Dix
Tom Mudd
Local Justice Court Sued for 5065 Judgment in 1910
Sidney Carter is called to answer a petition filed by R. L. Lightfoot in Craig County Oklahoma. The case seeks 5065 dollars plus costs with a March 28 1910 deadline to appear and defend. Judge David Meredith notes the action on March 3 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
David Meredit
Craig County
Oklahoma
Lightfoot
Sidney Carter
David Meredith
Justice of Peace
State of
Craig
Rowa Blalock
KR. J. Wright
Roan Malock
William Henry Blalock
Vinits
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
Theo
Oval
Jesse Buffington
RJ. Wright
Jeane Buffington
Aldrick Buffington
Vinita
Nenpaper
Thro
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B Rogers
W. M. Sims
Isaac Cohn
Chelava
M. R. Simpson
L. Rider
Mabel
Alma Hayes
Preston Davis
Gene Englehart
Cholwen
G. W. Ruble
Wagoner
Lige Henderson
Kanne City
B. G
Story
T. W. Wallace
Mario Arter
Hiness
Harry Mead
Will Anthony
Wichita
Anthony
M. W. Franklin
Nowata
Roy Franklin
Mattie Cameron
Turner
Joplin
Roberta Sayres
Holloway
T. A
Edward Rimerman
Tulva
J. F Murphy
Nelson
South Wilson Errest
Chas, M. Jenner
Ellwood
Ind
George Beatty
W. T. Beaty
Inet
Inols Avenue
W. J. Clemens
Joe Fox
Buoha
Parks
Tahlequah
B. W. Stryker
Lee Mae Harnest
Arthur Bond
C.T. Roberts
BH. J. Hobdy
A. A. Miner
R. J. Blakeney
Tulan
W. M. Lima
A. A. Kelley
L. P. Smartt
Johnson Falling
Fairland
H. W
Shelton
Joseph A. Gill
Ewing Hassell
L. P. Cass
Webb
Joan Thomason
Frank Collins
Woodward
Mayor Rider
Meber Skinner
Pryor Farley
Jin Biter
Jasper City
Kais
Anna Gatewood
Paris
Circle Club
Robert J. Church
Kansas
Ty. B. H. Harter
Ralston
W. A. Wade
Weston
D. J. Wade
J. G. Bracket
Roy Ledman
Sam Bony
Charles Smith
W. J. Munner
Cherokee
H. M. Witlats
Vann Stewart
Mian
B. T. Chandler
Civic Club
Commercial Club
Packer
Pinchot
Robolo
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