Vinita Chieftain Discusses Local Affairs and Oklahoma Policy
The Vinita Chieftain notes rising local employment, a growing bucket brigade for city development, and calls for commercial focus and a belt line to the hospital. It recalls Pat Murphy’s Missouri impeachment context, praises Oklahoma’s sericulture drive, and highlights state land conservation as a model for Kansas and Missouri.
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Vinita
Bucket Brigade
Oklahoma
Oklahoma i
Oklaholme
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City Star
Vinita City News Echoes Calls for Growth and Reform
The Chieftain stresses public order and progress in Vinita and Craig County. It urges regular Commercial Club meetings, strong law enforcement to curb drunkenness, and swift high school construction. Opinion favors county court modernization and bonds for roads and bridges to improve regional prosperity.
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Motume
Craig County
Weight of Crowd Breaks Balcony at Armory Meet
A panic at the National Guard Armory indoor athletic meet in Seattle injures sixty people, none fatally. Adjunct General Maurice W. Tomason and his wife are in critical condition after balcony rails fail under crowd crush during the ten mile marathon, while athletes, guardsmen, and physicians restore order.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
New National Guard
Maurice W. Tomason
State of Washington
T. L. Jackson
Crabbe
Porthind
Dad
Senators Aldrich and Beveridge in a Tilt
The senate clash between Senators Aldrich of Rhode Island and Beveridge of Indiana unfolds in Washington on May 10. Aldrich frames a request for Beveridge to allot time to tariff matters, arguing it would benefit their constituents and the nation.
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Aldrich and
Beveridge
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Aldrich
Senate
Judge McPherson Rules Against St Louis Rail Suit
In Kansas City Missouri Judge McPherson nullified the St Louis injunction suit against Missouri railroads over passenger rates. He dismissed the action 8 to 0, warning against public agitation and affirming respect for his decree while noting anticipated criticism and the need to perform duties despite possible foes.
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McPherson
Western District
Missouri
Murphy
Federal Court of
Minsouri
Old
Indian Territory
Pat Murphy
Pliny Soper
Pat
Congress
Ozark
Judge McPherson
Kansas City
Smith McPherson
Mintouri
Est Eult Court of
St. Louis
Pawsaenger Tate
Rerbert Jones
Major
Missouri Railway and Warehouse Commissioners
John Konnikh
State Insurance Department
Jeptha Howe
Tntil
Supreme Court of the United States
Kiow
University Building to Be Magnificent Structure
Guthrie Oklahoma May T Hon Lee Cruce Ardmore chairman of the board of regents of the state university leans Guthrie consulting with the state board of affairs regarding the new building to be erected at the state university Plans and specifications are being prepared in Chicago and as soon as completed will be submitted to the board of public affairs.
Three Negro Women Fined For Vagrancy In Police Court
The trial of Hila Vann Florence Martin and Mrs Kemp three colored women arrested Tuesday night was heard in the police court this morning. The defendants were found guilty of vagrancy and fined three dollars and costs each. Mrs Kemp paid her fine and was released while Florence Martin and Rita Vann were sent to jail to serve out their fines.
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Hila Vann
Florence Martin
Mra. Kemp
Rita Vann
Woman Identified by Willie Whitla as Kidnap Suspect
Mercer Pa May 7 The court resumed the trial of Mrs James H Boyle an accessory to the kidnapping of Willie Whitlaaa The kidnapped boy identified Mrs Boyle as the abductor who cared for him in Cleveland A mob attacked Mrs Boyle as she left the courthouse officers and a minister restrained the crowd The jury later convicted James Boyle of kidnapping and Mrs Boyle prepared for her trial while she helped choose jurors
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Associated Press
Mercer
James H. Boyle
Willie Whithawaa
Boyle
Cleveland
Mercer County Court House
Helen Boyle
Willie Whitla
Mrs. Payle
Joe
Stuart
J. 8
Duncan
First Presbyterian Church
James Boyle
Delay 15 Dangerous to Measure's Progress in Missouri
Jefferson City May 8 In response to the senate amendment to the prohibition a joint resolution will be started by the house on Tuesday. Immediate consideration failed and the delay is seen as dangerous to the measure's success as many legislators are leaving the capital for home due to the pay cut to a dollar a day.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Senate
House
Oklahoma
Appointment of Robertson as Wickersham aide in Topeka
Topeka May 10 Governor Stubbs announced the appointment of Representative Robertson of Topeka as assistant to United States Attorney General Wickersham. The brief notice names the individuals and location, noting the formal appointment.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Stubbs
Representative Robertson
Ae Amkimtant
United States
Wickersham
Transcontinental Walker Sets Out for Topeka Trek
Edward Payson Werton leaves Kansas City at five this morning bound for Topeka, aiming to cover sixty seven miles tonight. He plans to follow the Union Pacific tracks to Denver, continuing a long pedestrian journey across the plains.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Topeka
Here
Edward Payson Werton
Kanaan City
Union Pacific
Denver
Winter Wheat Condition Rises to 83 Percent May 1
The May 1 crop report from the Department of Agriculture shows the average condition of winter wheat at 83.1 percent, above the ten year average for that date. The AP report from Washington, D. C., notes the higher than usual condition as planting season progresses.
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Associated Press
Adasociated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Sugar Refining Official Indicted in Fraud Case
New York May 7 Oliver Spitcer superintendent of the books of the American Sugar Refining company in Brooklyn and six other employees were indicted by the federal grand jury on charges connected with sugar underweighing frauds.
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Associated Press
New York
Oliver Spitcer
American Sugar Refining Company
Brooklyn
Chicago Wheat Bull On His Way Home
A Chicago wheat bull named Patten, identified as A. Patten, was seen passing through Hutchinson this morning on his way back to Chicago. He declined to be interviewed.
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Associated Press
Hutchinson
Kani
Janes A. Patten
Chicago
Inter
Vba
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Jamense
Vinitw
Jdiuit
Qelven
Representative Roberts
Sugar Company
First National Bank
United States Depository
Our Capital
Vinita Abstract Co., Inc
Court House
Thomason
Prest
Oliver Bagby
Treas
Des Seoy
Roberts Mer
Taylor& Parker Undertakers
Wilson ST
Massell Building
F. M. Gwinnup
San Vinita, Oklahoma
U. S
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Eevee Whlen
al Ecole
Andres O
Peter Ventil
Howe J. L. Mead Cycle Company
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