Local notes and visitors fill Vinita scene
Vinita today sees a flood of visitors and locals noted in town items. Beatrice McCollister of Mannford visits Miss Eula Sims and departs for Washington. Numerous residents from Welch, Chelsea, Pryor Creek, Bartlesville, Tulsa, Nowata, and surrounding towns appear in town for church events, funerals, business, and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice McCollister
Man- Ogum
Okla
Eula
Vinita Daily Briefs Round Up Local Visitors
Thursday notes list many visitors in Vinita including George Graham and Mrs F C Akin visiting Chelsea, Frank Dalton from Kingfisherie, Dr Jenkinson from Tulea, Judge Parker to Claremore, Mrs Paul Cliton to Tulsa, Miss Ella Kincade to Claremore, Dr W A Day from Big Cabin, B Woodward from Pryor Creek, Rev J Wolfe from the east, and others. Also mentions social events, club programs, and upcoming weddings with local residents and visitors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graham
Chelsea
F.C. Akin
Frank Dalton
Kingfisherie
George Adams
Welch Wis
Dr. Jenkinson
Tulea
L. F. Parker
Clare
Paul Cliton
Tulsa
Ella Kincade
Claremore
W. A. Day
Big Cabin
B. Woodward
Pryor Creek
Rev. J. &. Wolfe
A.C. Raymond
L. P. Campbell
Fairland
George Goss
Chouteau
D. B. Stutsman
H. Brady
Centralia
R. E. Brashear
Pierre City
Ipent
Frank Smith
Kansas City
J.C. Payne
Joplin
P. L. Price
J.C. Wilkerton
W. M. Lima
Tha
John Sherman
Coffeyville
Mabel Bagby
T. J. Harrison
Vinita
W. ©. Halsell
W. P. Thompson
Muskogee
Civic Club
Congregational Church
Lee Williams
Lee Parker
Pauline
T. A. Penny
W. Hobson
Neoaho
Dr. Penny
Latte Misa
Miriam Clapham
Ed Stanley
Hin
David Stanley
Lottle Boyd
Annaconda
Mont
Mra. O. L. Rider
A. L. Churchill
Mra. Ewing Halsell
Mra. W. B. Halsell
Big Cabin Items and Local Happenings
George Brown returned from Texas Wednesday. Mr Butler remodels bin and plans to enlarge it. Mr Carter and Mr Maxwell of Vinita transacted business in Big Cabin Tuesday. There will be preaching at the Moth Point church next Sunday. Mrs George Trout and Miss Chelan visiting her ill father. Mr Robinson remodeling his house. Lydia Ritchey visiting country with Mae Grimm. Me Jones of Welch visiting Big Cabin. Rev Byers to baptize several persons next Sunday May ot. Mrs Clarence Jones returned from Webb Sunday. Baseball team to play White Oak on Sunday. De Pitts and wife shopping in Cabin Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sandora
Tuton
Hugh Ritchie
Welch
Clyde Reasor
Bartlesville
Mies Mary Llewellyn
Tulsa
Mies Nettle Huggins
Chelsea
Grace Davenport
Litre Rock
Ark
Mra
A. J. Ridgway
Pierce City
Addie Ridgway
E. J. Starr
Grove, Elliott & Gaston
Buffington Building
South Wilson Street
Joseph Hunt
Kell
Lucie Hunt
Charley Poole
Miram Ballard
Randolph Ballard
Needmore
Congregational Church
Victor Leon
Buma Starr
Fr Virit
Grove
Sarah Nix
Centralia
Mra. A
Butler
J. H. Butler
Seattle
Wash
Leonard Kropp
Charles van Hule
Will Hamilton
Afton
John Hamilton
Dick Caniel
Russel Reek
W. H. Dores
Bluejacket
Andrew Greeg
Charley Howell
George Costley
Contrella
Vinka
Fred L. Kelly
Henry Clark
R. McPaniels
Russell Harris
Pryor Creek
Livia Allen
Pawhuska
Chas. Parks
T. A. Chandler
M. B. Leonard
Wagoner
Bowers
McAlester
Sam H. Glaswmire
Chelwen
Episcopal Church
van Vieck
Nowata
Hall
Colorado
Chickasaw Smith
Allane
Mike Nellie Smiley
Rich
Homer White
Anna McAlpin
Muskogee
Avery
Laton
Judge
I. F. Parker
Oretz
Tulan
L. Rider
Miami
Mianes Aretha
Ina Sears
Mise Maudé Lamar
Iro
J. W. Sanders
Corpenny
Rebecca McDaniele
George Brown
Texas
Hourean
Carter
Maxwell
Vinitn
Big Cabin
The
Moth
Pdint
George Trout
Lain Chelan
Robinson
Lydia Ritchey
Mise Mae Grimm
Jones
Welch Wan Ble
Byers
Clarence Jones
Cost of Living Probe Faces Republican Opposition
Washington May 1 The senate cost of living inquiry faces skepticism as Republicans claim the movement is political ploy. Senator Fordney of Michigan denounces it as political poppycock while Democrats insurgent Republicans argue tariff revision and anti trust enforcement are needed to curb prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Joseph W. Fordney
Michigan
Fordney
Congress
United States
Taft
America
Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
House
Columbia
Meta
Republican Party
Longworth Wins in Ohio Nomination Spotlight
In Ohio, two candidates were nominated for the state’s twenty one House seats. In the first district Republican Nicholas Longworth secured the nomination. A separate item notes hypnotism shows by Lean and wife Verda at the Auditorium drawing strong audience interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Lean
Verda
Murmer
Ix High Clase
Missionary Killed By Train Near Verdi
Reported tragedy involves Miss Marion Taylor aged Arty a longtime Pyramid Indian Reservation resident and missionary for the Episcopalian Church killed by a switch engine while crowning a bridge at Verdi in Reno Nevada on May 18. The note mentions school items and local events at White Oak and Entelia with exams, plays and closing exercises, plus visits and illness among staff and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Reno
Ney
Marion Taylor
Pyramid Indian Reservation
Elevan
Verdi
Candidates file filings with board in Guthrie Oklahoma
May 18 report lists numerous candidates filing to run in various districts. Notable entries include Dick T. Morgan seeking re election in the Second district and Col James W Johnson opposing him in the Democratic bid. Other filings cover district judges state senate representatives and the state superintendent of public instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Dick T. Morgan
Woodward
Congress
James W. Johnson
Oklahoma City
Morgan
J. J. M. Aleaner
McAleater
J. M. Poe
Toles
A. Downs Hoge
Alameo T. West
Conlgate
T. J. Brown
Claremore
W. P. Francis
Elk City
James Know
Muskogee County
J. HM. Baldwin
Sterrett
Bryan County
W. W. Conner, Sr
Willard
Harper County
W. A. Culledgs
Sulphur
Murray County
A. C. Hamlin
Logan County
John M. Carr
Frederick
Fifth Distriot
G. D. Mos
Cheyenne
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Thomas Gough
McCurtain
Haskell County
H. W. Raupa
Wollston
Senate
Orlando Swan
Okmulgee
William R. Patton
Foraker
ONeils Sentence Commuted by President Taft
A telegram from President Taft announced that Private Charles O'Neil, condemned to hang for the murder of his sweetheart Minute Sharbino at Fort Leavenworth, has been commuted to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prog
Topeka, King
Taft
Charles O'Neil
Minute Sharbino
Fort Leavenworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Smith
Kelso
Lewis Rogera
Onarley Poole
Jake Smith
Henry Raines
Deputy Clark
Charlie Nichola
Rom Tubsyay
Guy Patten
Roy Lundy
B. M. Skinner
St.Louia
Ed Webber
Dewey
Tean¢ Cohn
D. H. Wilson
Seymour Hunt
A. Nelson
Parson
Rd Lee
Kattesas City
Davis Hil
A. J. Kinsley
Tom Beal
James ‘Trowler
J. W. Roberts
Tom Byrd
Katy
John Connelly
Charles van Hulse
Wimer
Andrew Green
C. Roberts
Charley Neal
W. B. DePue
Tablequah
A. W. Fisher
J. B. Lamuon
Noel, Mo
Val Thomas
B. Hudson
Gene Englehart
Betella
A.B. Welch
H. W
Shelton
L. ©. White
Adair
B. G. Chandler
Mise Louise Anderson
F. L. Kelly
Fannie Briscoe
Oswego
Paul Mackey
R. Ridgley
Stella Haage
John Lipps
Tom Trippler
Chetopa
R. V. McSpadden
Myrtle Tolliver
George Higgins
Tealdance
J.B. Shute
GC. A. Harris
F. H. Barrows
Agnes Hughes
Mire
J. M. Wit
Munkogee
Chas. Haley
Seymour Hiddle
Fort Guthrie
Frank Williams
I. Rider
A. A. Barker
Clay Brown
Chateau
City
Pryor Farley
W. R. Moore
R. ¥. McSpadden
W. Dawson
P. ©. Berkland
Frisco
Louise Graper
Pryor’ Creek
George W. Williams
Aftontein
Mra L. Allen
Sarah Nice
H. D. Cawthon
Baldwin, Kans
Leater Brants
White Oak
Grayson Wine
Springfeld
L. L. Duckworth
Biloam Springs
C. E. Bladorn
Oronogo
Mulvaney
Sherhart
Miss Ora. Whitencrs
Extella
Mrcar
Thin City
Mra. Mann
Mise Peart Holderman
Mise Lella Manson
Alice Brannon
Lew Bryant
Abe
William Smith
Oklahoma
Mitchell & White
Quy Patten
N. Williamson
J. D Sexton
Cleora
Billy Hinrt
Jones-Bagby
Wilson
Auditorium Diock
Illinois Avenue
Kate Barnard
University
Norman
Minn
Charites and Corrections
Oklahoma State University
Watabliah
Mien Barnard
Longworth
Mise Stough
White
D. P. Bell
Gentry
Waa
Mise
Sadie
WANY
O'Neil
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