Good roads for Vinita and Routes to Trade Growth
The article argues for strong road and bridge construction to boost Vinita’s trade prospects. It emphasizes roads as vital to farmer profits, town competition, and regional commerce, urging township leadership and community cooperation to fund and manage cement culverts, bridges, and road improvements. It also surveys bridge materials history and advocates concrete construction for durability and economy.
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Vinita
Lees Waar
Hin
Auton
Yvinlta
Afton
Hine- Jacket
Centralia
Big Cabin
Many Good Men Want Deputy Jobs in Oklahoma
Muskogee March 7 A rumor spread that U S Marshal Victor would appoint 200 deputy marshals to uphold the Hanoi law. The report is false and baseless. He receives a large stack of mail addressed to Mr Grant Victor, each letter an application for these many positions, though only a few will be filled.
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Jtain
Captain White
Old Astrue
Tom Paine
Bob Ingersoll
Devil
Jesus
Christ
Venturica
Joseph
Mary
Jesus Christ
Matthew
Jake
Messiah
Abraham
Adam
David
Luke
Nathan
Omer
Maury
Pauld
Hell
Joseph Wax
Jeconiah
Vinita
Okla
Muskogee
United States
Victor
Hanoi
Mall
High School Notes and Upcoming Events in 1912
The high school girl basketball plans with Tulsa high, senior class works on the 1912 annual, boys glee club to sing Friday, and first triangular debate in northeastern Oklahoma set for Friday. We oppose Claremore State Prep here, negative team to Chelsea, Vinita invites public to joint debate in the high school auditorium Friday on tariffs. Classes start at eight to accommodate sleepy students.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Claremore
Chelsea
Vinita
Hockman and Mack Tie the Knot in Frankford Parsonage
John M. Hockman of Frankford Indiana wed Miss Estelle Mack of Butler Pennsylvania yesterday at the parsonage with Rev. H. Barmey performing the ceremony.
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John M. Hockman
Frankford
Ind
Estelle Mack
Butler, Penn
Rev. H. Barmey
Wool May Decide the Presidency in 1912
Special to The Chieftain from Washington reports that Schedule K the wool schedule of the Payne Aldrich tariff may determine the 1912 presidential contest. Democrats push to revise rates while Republicans split. Taft faces pressure on vetoes as insurgent Republicans and Democrats argue over protection versus revenue. The tariff fight deepens political divisions with the nation watching tariff line votes and potential presidential consequences.
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Dy Winterd Jones
Washington
Payne Aldrich
Taft
Winonk
Tariff Board
House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Senate
Payne
Congress
Ways and Means
Attorney for New Jay Denounces Gov Cr ude at Supreme Court
Oklahoma City March 5 The attorney for the New Jay people declares Governor Cruce acted as a meddling figure when he ordered Adjutant General Canton to move county records from New Jay to Old Jay. The Supreme Court considers contempt against Canton for violating a restraining order. court members state the governor’s action lacked constitutional support and discuss civil supremacy over military authority. The case centers on which Jay, Old or New, should be the county seat after townsite expansions. Canton faced contempt charges as transfers occurred before the restraining order was served.
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Supreme Court
Justiog Willams
Justice Hayes
Williams
Justice Williams
Hayes
Stewart
West
Canton
Iis
Willams
Bia Bie
Cand J
Julie Stuart
Oklahoma City
Cruce
F. M. Canton
Delaware County
Jay
C. B. Stuart
Jay Hugante
Accasion
Justice Willams
New
Jay Ton
Woot
Wie
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