Local Personalities and Town News in Vinita
Daily notes from Vinita show visiting and departing residents from Welch, Claremore, Tulsa, Muskogee, and Oklahoma City, including Judge Parker, J. Davenport, and Mrs. Blachett. Attendees at church recitals, court appearances, and social events are logged alongside business trips, a bridge club gathering, and forthcoming Odd Fellows work.
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Welch
M. Rich
N. Tyler
Hall
Texas
Luman F. Parker
Clareport
M. Parker
Chel
WC. Gardner
Covington
W. J. Kilgore
Grove
Harry Lumpkin
Coweta
Yd. M. Marrs
Chris Reinche
Cuervo
T. M
Theo
F. Brewer
Norman
Joan. Hall
Claremore
T. M. Buffington
Little Rock
Ark
Z. W. Braught
H. H. Frazier
Afton
Andy Cunningham
Tahlequah
Charles F. Bliss
Muskogee
Wm. E. Ludwig
Muscogee
Albert Clinkscales
L. D. Thompson
Tom Bluejacket
Eucha
J. L. Courtney
R. F. Call
Ion
Dick Oskison
Centralia
Paden Daniels
Norman Shelton
Big Cabin
Will Fowler
C. J. Byrd
Parrland
J. J. Robinson
H. Miller
W. H. Hutchinson
Hope
W. H. Kornegay
B. B. Farmer
W. H. Doherty
J. R. Vincent
J. D. Crockett
J. H. Gernand
Danville
Epworth League
J. K. Taylor
L. H. Ruggles
Tulsa
Garland Marrs
J. C. Wilkinson
Claude Chandler
Walter Jarrett
Browning Lewis
Nannie Griffith
W. J. Sims
Stephens College
Columbia
Lucile Milford
A. B
Vinita
E. B. Frayser
North Miller Street
Mesdames A. A. Brown
Lee Barrett
C. O. Berry
G. C. Finley
Cunningham
Ewing Hassell
Jury to Be Called Thursday in District Court
Today's session in the district court was largely unimportant from a news standpoint. The day was spent hearing motions and arguments in minor cases. The jury will be called Thursday when the criminal docket will be taken up.
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District Court
Ews
Jury Called For Thursday in District Court
The district court spent today hearing motions and setting the civil docket for the term. Tomorrow morning the jury will be called and the trial of criminal cases will begin.
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District Court
Confederate Veterans Begin Annual Reunion in Little Rock
Little Rock Ark May 16 With 20000 visitors arriving yesterday sessions of the Confederate Southern Memorial association and United Sons of Confederate Veterans opened as the twenty first annual reunion gets underway Camp Shaver hosts 3500 men and 48 city guests with hundreds more to fill seven thousand tents President Taft sent a message praising the veterans and noting ties between the north and south shown in his Dixie trips.
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Little Rock
Ark
Confederates Southern Memorial Association
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Confederate Veterans
Camp Shaver
Taft
Dixie
Kansas City Stock Yards Market Report May 13
Cattle receipts last week were larger than prior week but still moderate. Prices rose 1 to 15 cents with better gains on good fills, and packers expect further price lifts. Heavy steers topped at 6.10, yearlings 6.15, cows 4.00 to 5.25, bulls up to 5.25, stockers 5.25 to 5.75. calves mixed. Hogs advanced about 10 cents from last Tuesday, top 4.05, bulk 5.80 to 6.00. sheep and lambs also rose, with clipped lambs at 5.50 and spring lambs at 6.85. Market tone largely firm across cattle, hogs, and lambs amid ongoing receipts and export demand.
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Kansas City
Enti
Chicago
Packera
Healy
Colorado
Fed
Texas
Arizona
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Mixed Here as Cattle Prices Steady
Oklahoma City cattle market shows a steady to weak trend with moderate receipts. Steers range from about 4.50 to 5.85 per 100 pounds, with heavy and extra quality cattle at higher levels. cows and heifers hold around 4.00 to 5.25, calves 6.00 to 6.25, and various grades of steers and bulls listed with price bands reflective of corn-fed and grass-fed categories.
Concessions Sought by Rebels in Mexico Peace Talks
Associated Press reports Juarez on May 16 that rebels demand three cabinet posts and fourteen governorships as a peace price, a broad change from the government's offer of one cabinet post and ten governorships. Government response expected tonight as negotiators finalize acceptance.
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Associated Presa
Juarez
Mex
Ocean Race Talk Circulates At San Diego Yacht Club
Southern California yacht clubs meet at San Diego Yacht Club to consider Sir Thomas Lipton’s proposed 1515 ocean race from an Atlantic port to San Diego. An executive committee will invite Santa Barbara and South Coast Yacht Clubs and launch Lipton Cup regattas between Santa Barbara and San Diego this summer.
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San Diego
Cal
California
Marge
Sunset Yacht Club
Los Angeles
Thomas Lipton
Atlantic
J. Eb, Dadham
Santa Barbara Yatch Club
South Coast Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
San Diego Yacht Club
Santa, Barbara
Pacific
Sheriff Crushes Davis Gang at Muskogee Oklahoma
Muskogee Oklahoma May 16 With Bob Davis leader of the Davis gang of cattle rustlers arrested from Denver the last member is jailed or under bond and officers declare the once powerful gang broken up Four men remain in jail and others under bond Davis is charged with Deputy Sheriff Jim Work Porum murder ten days ago Amon Davis Buck Davis Pat Robertson Bob Worthman and Leonard McCullough are held as accomplices Worthman and Buck Davis also face charges for dynamiting homes to wipe out the Doyle faction The gang's reign of crime spanned twenty years leaving many lives lost
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Muskogee
Oklo
Bob” Davis
Davis
Sall
Denver
Pees Porom
Okla
Mur ‘Derout
Jim Work Porum
Bob
Amon Davis
Buck” Davis
Pat” Robertson
Bob” Worthman
Leonard McCullough
Worthman
Porum
Doyle
Worth
Man Ia
Arbitration Plans Submitted by Knox Monday
Washington May 18 Secretary of State Knox submitted to the British and French ambassadors a draft convention proposing arbitration for all international disputes including questions of vital interest and national honor The plan would extend beyond the United States and England and eliminate the exception for vital interests The commission of Inquiry would act only after diplomacy fails and propose peaceful solutions to prevent further trouble
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Washington, D. C
Knox
France
Washington
United States
England
Oklahoma City Charters Reported For May 18
New charters approved across Oklahoma include The Lawton Suburban and Home Company of Lawton with 20000 capital, Adams State Company of Idabel at 50000, Davis Mine and Mill Company of Davis at 20000, Fowler-Jones Drug Company of Ada at 6000, New State Loan Company of Oklahoma City at 10000, Farmers Gin Company of Hominy at 8000, First State Bank of Pleasant Valley at 10000, and Mayflower Oil and Gas Company of Vinita at 5000. Incorporators hail from Lawton, Idabel, Davis, Sulphur, Ada, Oklahoma City, Hominy, Pleasant Valley and Vinita.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lawton
Ada
New State Loan Company of
Capital
J. BE. Lucas
N. Basin
Lydia Lucas
Rebecca Basin
The
Farmers’ Gin Company of
Hominy
W. C. Price
H. R. Adams
J. M. Jones
First State Bank of
Pleasant
Student Geologists Return From Arbuckle Mountain Field Trip
A train in Norman discharged sixty or so University of Oklahoma students and professors returning from a sentiannual geological excursion to the Arbuckle Mountains. Dusty in khaki with bed rolls and big sombreros they carried trilobites brachiopods and fossils. The Arbuckle range near Norman makes Oklahoma a magnet for scientists from across the United States.
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Insurrecto
Mexico
Norman
Arbuckhe Mountains
Ehid
Thaniikar
University of Oklahoma
Arbuckle Mountains
United States
Sunday School Rally Planned by Southland Committee
A meeting of Sunday school superintendents at the home of EB Southernland on May 12 decided to hold a Sunday school rally Saturday June 3 at 10 a.m. An interesting program by various Sunday schools will be presented. All interested in Sunday school work are urged to attend. BE Southernland, Chairman. Ernestine Green, Secretary.
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EB. 8
Southerland
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E. Amos
A. B. Cunningham
Table‘quad
L. W. Buffing
Hartman
Don Mann
Hughson
C. F P. Mason
D. W. Cooter
Miami
Belle Smith
Oswego
Otho Smith
J. T. Ratcliff
E. Wilkinson
Harry J. Swarts
Corning
N. Y
Davenport
Dick Felts
Flossie Brown
George Dixon
Ellis Harlin
Welebg
Johny
Rihaphour
Baby
Whitewright
Tex
Riderhour
Frank Lee
Eastern District of
Odd Fellows
Brennan
Stella
Hazel Roberts
F. E. Blachett
Harris-Ming
Buffington
Lee McCamish
R. L. Payne
Pluejacket
John Kelley
John Smith
C. B. Kelney
S. M. Moss
O. L. Rider
W. Purcell
Chanteau
R. F. Williams
Pryor
Guy Patten
D. C. Powers
Chas. Bly
Bartlewville
Judge Parker
R. E. Thompson
Adair
Tt. J. Strickler
Cherryvale
Kone
Marion Moore
Bluejacket
T. B. Tanner
Homer Brooks
Columbus
Kans
John S. Thomason
Clarence Rider
Bridge
Herbert
Joplin
George Kelley
Lebanon
Tenn
Castle Heights
James
Byrnes
Fayetteville
Joe White
White Oak
W. II, Walters
Walter Brownson Jones
San Antonio
J. Geo. Wright
Five Civilized Tribes
L. F. Parker
G. Welles
Chelsea
W. P. Farley
Kansas
A.D. Neal
Chetopa
C. L. Rider
la Trip
Robert Lee
Ed. J. Walker
Wagoner
Henry Thomias
Alebt
Fom Adair
W. A. Ogden
George Rowley
W. B. Crawford
H. B. Feayser
Marion Carpenter
Guthrie
Robert Pendergraf
Nee4more
Cleveland Knight
Genivieve Alfrey
Siloam Springs
Marmie Daniels
Miss Stafford
Fairland
Heber Skinner
Mayme Riley
Talala
Court House
Spavinaw
W. M. Malone
Siox Falls
Grant Victor
Grand
Ashcraft
Frankie Aiking
Thompson
Fer Etter
Beth Berry
Harvey House
Order of the ‘Eastern Star
Order
Laura Darrough
W. M
Ella Humphrey
H. H. Parker
Wisconsin
Parker
Offy Stock
J. A. Ritkart
Frank Witherspoon
Baew
Peter Teneners
New Oklahoma Charters
Ernestine Green
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