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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1911

Page

2

Darrow Demands Ruling of Court in McNamara Trial

Los Angeles October 28 Attorney Darrow chief counsel for the defense declares he will not proceed until the court rules on two pending challenges. Nineteen new veniremen were secured yesterday from the second venire. eleven others were excused, and ten were not served as they were out of the country. The present panel includes A C Winter and four talesmen passed for cause. Jury questions focus on views on capital punishment and opinions about the defendant and the Times building explosion. Fixed prejudice against labor unions has not yet barred tailsmen when not linked to the defendant’s case.

Los Angeles Darrow McNamara Venice A. C. Winter Talesmen Times McNamara Cawe Cal Indianapolis John J James B. McNamara John D. Fredericks Clarence John J. McNamara Los Angeles Times Indiana Fredericks James John United States California Aloysius McCormick

Vault blown at Macomb state bank in Oklahoma

Three men blew the vault at the Macomb state bank near Shawnee Oklahoma using nitroglycerin five charges to steal $3000 the only money in the vault They cut telephone and telegraph lines trapping residents while deputies hunted for the suspects a speeder was used to reach the town which has about 600 people and no night watchman

Shawnee Okla State Bank Macomb Perce Tecumseh

Powell and Woman Found Dead in Cane Hill Home

Fort Smith Ark Oct 28 The bodies of William Powell a noted farmer and Jennie Burke of Vinita Okla were found in Powell s Cane Hill Washington County home Friday morning The woman was shot through the breast and head A bullet in Powell s temple was found He clutched a revolver A coroner s jury ruled Powell killed Burke then shot himself A neighbor found the bodies.

Fort Smith Ark William Powell Jennie Burke Vinita Okla Powell Cane Hill Washington County

Requisitions Issued for Fugitives Murray Robb Nor man Cohescher

Gov Cruce issued requisitions for the return of Murray Robb held at Lavina Montana and Norman Cohescher in Arizona. Robb is wanted in Craig County Oklahoma for alleged criminal assault and Cohescher is sought for the alleged theft of a domestic animal in Creek County.

Oklahoma City Montana Oklahoma Murray Robb Lavina Monte Craig County Arizona Norman Cohescher Creek County

Shriners Dedicate New Bedouin Temple in Muskogee

Bedouin temple of eastern Oklahoma was dedicated in Muskogee with 140 novices initiated and a parade marching 1,200 Shriners. Indian temple of Oklahoma City sent a Shrine band. George Green of Dallas led contingents past the imperial potentate.

Muskogee Okla Oklahoma Indian Temple Oklahoma City George Green Dallas Tex Imperial Haperlal Shrine

Rodgers crosses border line four times in flight

Sunderson Tex Oct 27 C P Rodgers Atlantic to Pacific aviator flew from Spofford at 1 08 pm and landed Del Rio at 1 42 pm after 37 miles. He re ascended at 2 50 pm and landed Sanderson at 5 02 pm. From Del Rio to Sanderson he followed the border crossing the International line four times. To replenish lubrication oil he hopped fifty minutes at Dryden. Distance Spofford to Sanderson by road is 168 miles. He expects to resume his flight to El Paso this morning.

Sunderson Tex C. P. Rodgers Atlantic Spofford del Rio Sanderson Rodgers Dryden el Paso

Capitalists May Buy Cobb Hotel

Rumor says St Louis capitalists may acquire the Cobb hotel from Captain S. Cobb after inspecting the building this afternoon. A purchase price agreement was rumored, with plans to remodel and outfit the property as a first class hotel if the sale proceeds. The buyers have withheld details, leaving the outcome speculative.

Cobb Hotel St. Louis 8. S. Cobb

Wilson Seeks Fusion of Progressives and Democrats

Madison Wisconsin October 28 Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey told a thousand Democrats and La Follette progressives that he sees no difference between his principles and theirs and urged a fusion if Taft is renominated He hinted at broad support from progressive Republicans who would back a platform based on common aims He warned labels are mixing and urged matching efforts to unite big business with the people in politics and to get together on shared goals

Madison Wis Woodrow Wilson New Jersey la Follette Taft Wilson Wisconsin

Enforcement of Game Laws Warned to Wardens

Oklahoma City October twenty seventh Secretary Don Lawhead of the state game and fish department mails letters to assistant wardens urging strict enforcement as the big hunting season opens. Wardens are told to stop shipping game out of state, ensure hunters stay within bag limits, require licenses, and enforce the Sunday hunting ban.

Oklahoma City Don Lawhead State Game and Fish Department Fish and Game Oklahoma

Legal status of McNamara case may change with federal probe

Reports from Indianapolis indicate a federal grand jury could probe the McNamara dynamiting cases, potentially altering the defendants status. Clarence Darrow sought more information while Indianapolis actions may affect book and record access and possible extradition issues if an indictment results.

Burglary at Bank of Walnut Stolen Money Suspected Case

Foster Missouri October bank burglars blew the safe at the Bank of Walnut taking three thousand two hundred dollars and a leather case valued at thirty five thousand in notes. Witnesses heard the blast around midnight. Tracks lead toward the Kansas line six miles away. Insurance covers the loss. a deaf and dumb suspect was believed to be involved.

Foster Bank of Walnut Kansas Line Missouri Pacific

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