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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1911

Page

7

Commemorate Panama Ditch Transformation

Washington May 1 Managing Director Dave Dawe of the Southern Commercial Congress returned from a two week trip including New Orleans and ten southern cities. The plan calls for turning water into the Panama ditch between September and November 1913 to celebrate the Panama Canal and hold national conventions in New Orleans with Louisiana hosting pageants and tours for leaders nationwide.

Washington, D. C Dave Southern Commercial Congress New Orleans Panama Ditch Panama Canal Dawe Louisiana Fletcher Savage Atlantic Pacific Gulf Crawford H. Ellis M. B. Trezevant Southern Commercial Secretaries Association

Sapulpa Doctor Charged With Murder in Abortive Operation

Sapulpa Oklahoma April 28 Dr W L Short a leading physician was jailed on murder charges in the death of Miss Bertha Adams and her infant arising from a criminal operation performed April 25 The baby allegedly died after the operation and the child may have been chloroformed in a box The mother of the girl is wanted as an accomplice and a warrant for her arrest remains active The baby’s father is not known.

Sapulpa Okla W. L. Short

Bulletin from Geological Survey renewed in Oklahoma

The Oklahoma Geological Survey releases Bulletin No. 6, detailing two years of operations and concise articles on the state's mineral resources. The report notes collaboration with the U.S. Geological Survey, preparation of oil and gas region maps, and extensive clay testing.

State Geological Survey United States Geological Survey Pittsburg Oklahoma City Arbuckle Mountains Oklahoma Geological Survey Norman Okla

Progressive League in Spokane Plans La Follette Speech

Spokane May 1 The Progressive Republican League of Spokane with 800 members including 150 women electors announces that United States Senator La Follette will be the principal speaker at the organization of a state league here next fall. Other invited speakers include Senators Clapp Borah Bourne Poindexter Bev eridge and former Senator Tawney. The group aims to win Washington in 1912 and deploys members statewide. Mrs May Arkwright Hutton notes the woman vote will be a key factor in 1912.

Spokane Wash Progressive Republican League of Nelson W. Durham United States la Follette Wisconsin Washington Moses E. Clapp Minnesota W. EB. Borah Pacific Northwest Roosevelt West James A. Tawney Northwest May Arkwright Hutton Seattle Tacoma

Dormitory Destroyed at Riverside Indian School

By Associated Press Anadarko Okla April 28 The early today destroyed the three story dormitory of the Riverside government Indian school on the Washita river just north of here eighty seven girls and two matrons who were sleeping in the dormitory escaped without injury The dormitory was the largest of the school buildings Two steamships reported lost London England April 29 Lloyds agent at Corcubian Spain today reported two steamships lost off Cape Vilano Promontory at the north western extremity of the Spanish Peninsular Ont is the Italian ship F 8 Ciampa bound from Fenorth Wales for Genoa with a cargo of coal The identity of the other ship is unknown

Anadarko Okla Riverside Government Indian School Washita River Here Associated Press London England Lloyds Corcubian Spain Cape Vilano Spanish Peninsular Ont Ciampa Fenorth Wales Genoa

Revision of Book of Prayer Urged by Clergy in Washington

Rev Dr Percy Grant of New York urged a revision of the book of common prayer before the 29th congress of Protestant Episcopal churches in session in Washington. Rev Dr George W Douglas of the Cathedral of St John the Divine, New York, also recommended revision.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Percy 8. Grant New York Congress of George W. Douglas Canon Cathedral of St. John

Officers Seize Condensed Milk in Chicago Warehouse

United States marshals seized a consignment of 10 500 cans of condensed milk in a Chicago warehouse. Assistant U S District Attorney L R Hulbert led the raid based on information from the Department of Agriculture. Tests showed the product was boiled skimmed milk, not true condensed milk, and it had been shipped from Kansas City.

Associated Press Chicago United States United States District L. R. Hulbert Department of Agriculture Kansas City

Enid Chosen For Next Annual Conference Meeting

The fourth annual conference of charities and corrections closed with Enid selected as the site for the next gathering. State Senator OQ Franklin elected president and H. Husan as secretary for the ensuing year amid praise for Vinita hospitality and notable speeches by Judge Lockridge and Dr J C Mahr.

Enid OQ Franklin H. Husan Washington Grand Theatre Governor Croce Judge Lindsay Denver J. M. Cantrell Presbyterian Church Judge Lockridge J. C. Mahr F. A. Garrison Oklatioma City Big Brother J. H. Fenstermacher Muskogee Boy Scout Movement

Canadian reciprocity bill dominates House vote show of party lines

The Canadian reciprocity bill passed the House by 256 to 89 with 10 Democrats opposing and 78 Republicans voting against Taft's pet measure. The article notes likely Senate splits, insurgents in the Senate, and looming defeat for Republicans in the next election amid party tensions. It also references broader political maneuvers and fiscal considerations.

House Taft Senate Gore Congress Oklahoma Democrats Reed Missouri Kern Indiana O'Gorman New York Pomerone Ohio Williams Mississippi Johnson Maine House of Representatives Guggenheims Alaska Guggenheim-Morgan Syndicate Ballinger Cunningham Enis

Canton Rebellion Strikes Canton City Gates Closed

Li Tadtai of Canton slain by rebels as loyal troops double gates. Refugees confirm uprisings sparked by anti Manchu faction from Malta and Hong Kong. About a hundred rebels killed or wounded in fighting that began at Viceroy's Palace. Brigadier General Chung mortally wounded and died. Two British destroyers sent to Canton. Commissioner J M Sims attends county meeting.

Associated Press Hong Kong China Li Tadtai Canton Malta Viceroys Palace Chung

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Panama Geological Survey Progressive League Anadarko Indian School Burns Huson Dr. Stolper Tory of Association J. M. Sims Welch Ncurange Louis Bagby Halsell Building Vinita Oklahoma H. C. Holderman International Land Investment Co Gulf Coast Lands Vinita A.stubblefield,d.m.d Scott Building William T. Rye Vinita C. W. Day Empire Block Vinita DR. C Neer Theo D. B. Frear A. W. Herron Barrett Building Wilson Street Adair Street THE Kansas City Weekly Star Weekly STAR Kansas City F. M. Gwinnup @ Son Halsell Building Vinita, Oklahoma Farmers State Bank Vinita Cobb Hotel
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