Local notes from Vinita list residents and events
Otis Chiswell of Okema and many visitors are noted in Vinita. A two year old steer sold for 42.50. A grass fire near College Addition caused no damage. Various people traveled to Tulsa, Claremore, Oswego, Peoria, and Guthrie. Obituaries, social events, hunting plans, and business trips fill the day through Monday to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Chiswell
Okema
Fred Ratcliff
Vinita
Harry Mitchell
Tulsa
Slater McClure
Claremore
Lacey
Choutead
J. M. Trollinger
Owl Drug Store
Adair
J. M. Iields
John A. Cherry
F. Nidiffer
Fairland
Buffington
Chas Nancock
Leroy Martin
Reuben Bullock
Spavinaw
Guy Spencer
Stream Springs
Ark
Stella May
A. Sears
South Third Street
Kate Duncan
William Williamson
B. Ki. Capps
Baby
Fred Chilson
Webb City
eGorge Hinshaw
Chilson
Yellowstone Park
California
Maita
Carrie Stevens
Kate Terry
Bentonville
Susan
Jack Smart
Sallie Ridgeway
Blanch Crutchfield
May
Carl
Trial of Parks Faces Liquor Charge in Afton Court
Trial before United States Commissioner Depue centers on selling liquor without license. Parks asserts he worked for the Citizens League of Afton to gather evidence against bootleggers. Seymour Riddle represented the defense and produced witnesses to challenge testimony from alleged liquor buyers. Complainants lacked counsel in the morning. W. P. Thompson joined after noon. Hearings remain in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Parks
Afton
United States
Depue
Parks
Citizens League of Afton
Seymour Riddle
Citizens League
W. P. Thompson
Notice to Hunters Quail Season Delayed to After November 15
A notice from Game Warden C. C. Butler states quail hunting cannot begin until after the fifteenth of November, with the fifteenth excluded. Hunters should plan accordingly and await the official start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Butler
Numerous Visitors and Local Movements Highlight Vinita Scene
Odessa area notes list riders and visitors in Miami Afton Grove and Pryor with daily last night and today mentions. County court trials next week and a marriage license issued to Frank Link and Bertha Wynn. Union of Davenports congressman elect added to Vinita bustle as civic club prepares a front room program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Englehart
C. Falstick
Joplin
John B. Turner
Guthrie
Charles Allen
Kansas City
George Kingle
Sapulpa
Gertrude Nidiffer
A. A. Brown
Parsons
E. B. Frazier
D. H. Wilson
Newlanda
Oklahoma City
Ladies Aid
Cora Anderson
Denny
Harvey Eating House
Brookline
Pryor Parley
Morris Knight
W. M. Malone
Patton Music Company
Columbia Graphphones
Col. Roosevelt
Susan Smartt
Kate Terry
Bentonville
Carriend Maita Stevens
Anna Gate
Linbrook
Sallie
Midge Andrews
Missack Smartt
Toliver
Blanch Crutchfield
J. T. McCarin
Centralia
Jack McNellis
Kennison
A. M. Voyles
Woodley
T. Wyman Thompson
Ketchum
Bob Wilson
Colonel Picklin
Bryan Cash
Bluejacket
Vinita
Frear
J. D. Hall
J. M. Miller
The
Christian Church
A. Love
Harlin
W. E B. Swann
Miami
Buffington
Bill Murphy
West Cabin
Tommy Fields
Fields
School House
Court House
George ©. Finley
Schletzbauna
Troy
Kans
Brady
Oklahoma
Cobb
Oscar Banning
C. T. Chenevert
Muskogee
Susie Shupert
H. M. Rishel
W. M. Chesby
Kiefer
F. M. Adams
Big Cabin
H. B. Gore
Clyde McGarry
Seth Jones
Tulsa
Houston Ballard
Needmore
T. W. Wallace
Welch
W. Swann
Chas. Hawkins
Pryor
Cope & Lewis
Winner
Frank Victor
Afton
James 8
Davenport
W. Killam
Grove
George Gibson
D. B. Hatter
Nashville
Tenn
Ella Rogers
Fort Gibson
W. P. Thompson
Charles B. Rogers
Frank Link
Cleora
Bertha Wynn
J. J. Spencer
House of Representatives
Sam PF. Parks
Chelsea
H. A. Lee
Robert Lee
Bank of Big Cabin
J. B. Jordan
Long Beach
Cal
Jordan
al Commercial Club
Civic Club
Melting Pot Play Receives High Jewish Endorsements
Eminent rabbis and Jewish leaders, including Hirsch, Wise, Schiff, Straus, and editors from the Jewish Courier and American Hebrew, praise Israel Zangwill's The Melting Pot as a powerful, uplifting drama and a portrayal of American Jewish integration. The play, starring Walker Whiteside, is set for November 16 at the Auditorium, amid debates on intermarriage and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zang
Walker Whiteside
Zangwill
Rabbi Hirsch
Leon Zolotkoff
Jewis Courier of
Chicago
Mr. Zangwilt
S. Schulman
Beth-El
Jacob Schiff
America
Israel Zangwill
Oscar 8. Straus
Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
Ambassador Wilson Targeted as Riots Erupt in Mexico City
Associated Press reports from San Antonio that rioters in Mexico City attempted the life of United States Ambassador Wilson. Local authorities say 270 people were arrested in yesterday’s disturbances and will be pursued for any further disorder. A committee of Americans praised the ambassador’s response after the American flag was insulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Laredo
Mexico City
United States
Wilson
Felix Dietz
White Oak School November Election Debates At Vinita
Maynard Rafferty and Elbert Herndon lead student debates on saloon and woman suffrage with mock election results. Democrats win 21 to 16, pro saloon 14 to 22 against, girls voting 24 to 12, while papers The Chieftain and Oklahoman are read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Rafferty
Vinita
Literary Society
Johnnie Gordon
Elbert Herndon
the Chieftain
Oklahoman
Mangard Rafferty
Albert Herdon
Rafferty
Casto
Ethel Butler
McKinley Jones
Vinita Makes a Metropolis Impression on Election Night
Vinita appeared metropolitan as Manily B Updike and the Chieftain flashed election returns on the street. A large orderly crowd witnessed over twenty pages of telegraph reports reproduced for Vinita, a service matching any city in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manily B. Updike
Vinita
America
Mine Disaster Toll Grows As Rescue Efforts Continue
Rescue crews pulled thirteen more men from No 2 entry while a larger cache of bodies emerged in No 4 north, bringing the total to fifty one. Among the dead were foreigners including twenty nine Mexicans, with seven mine officials among those buried in a cavern four hundred feet long, as three shifts toil to clear debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 2
Akay
No. 4
Jean Slope
President Taft Sails for Panama on Cruiser Tennessee
President Taft departed Charleston aboard the cruiser Tennessee heading for Panama. He aims to study canal issues and urge congress to frame toll legislation at the coming short session. Taft will stay four days on the Isthmus with the cruiser Montana in convoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
Taft
Panama
Congress
Tennessee
Montana
Isthmus
Robbers Loot Beattie State Bank in Driveby Heist
Five masked men invaded Beattie Kansas early this morning in a car. They dynamited the bank safe and took three thousand five hundred dollars before fleeing the scene. A posse pursued, a running gunfight ensued with about a hundred rounds fired and two robbers wounded. Authorities continue the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Beattie, Kans
Beattie State Bank
Fifty One Dead From Wrecked Mine at Delgaua
In Delgaua Colorado workers perished as a mine disaster at the Victor American Fuel company site left fifty one dead and eighteen escaped. R Akayi a Japanese worker regained consciousness after being trapped and found the surface of the No 2 entry. The report notes both openings were close by and the dead far exceeded the living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Chicago
Ill
Delgaua
Colo
Victor American Fuel Company
Fiftyone
R. Akayi
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. L. Connor
H. E. Ridenbour
Chief Bullington
Kiamioht
Presbyterian Church of
Winita
Davis Anys
Presbyterian Board
Philadelphia
Weatherly
Joplin Business College
O. L. Rider
G. O. Burdis
K. Taylor
A. J. Williams
Grove Yester
T. E. Englehart
Jean
City of Mexico
White Oak School
J. T. Ragan & CO
Ron Tpeckie Efrer
Lee
Descadie
Perfe Bank
Htov
Grasshopper Brand
Portland
Grasshopper Cement
H.C. Miller Lumber Company
Vinita, Okla
Grove, Okla
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