Vinita High School Captures Eastern Oklahoma Title
Vinita high school defeated Tulsa high school by 12 to 7 in a dramatic gridiron battle to claim the eastern Oklahoma championship and an undisputed state title. Carter and Scott scored for Vinita with Dawson for Tulsa and Malley kicking a goal. Attendance, parades, and civic praise followed as the team earned widespread townwide cheers.
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Vinita High
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Vinsta
Carter
McSadden
Cameron
Dawson
Young
Vinita
Tulea
Morgan’ Stock Company
Vinita High School
Scott
Malley
Vinita School
Department of Education
School of Mines
District Court News Jury Tries Tom Hubbard Case
Court sessions sat for a jury trial of Tom Hubbard on a charge of removing mortgaged property. The jury returned a verdict after deliberation.
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District Court News
Tom Hubbard
Will Vinita Help Boost the Cause
A Chieftain representative visits L C McAlester of Armour Packing in Vinita to discuss expanding a branch begun last April. The Muskogee plant, started by C C Swartz, grew from two men to eighteen workers with a 1200 square foot two story brick building costing 30000 dollars, aiming to boost Vinita by supplying the asylum project. McAlester asks local business support to mirror Muskogee’s growth and boost home trade as Armour’s reputation for quality meat grows.
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L. C. McAlester
Armour Packing Company
Vinita
C. C. Swartz
Muskogee
McAlester
Vinita Asylum
Swartz
Swarts
Madden
Swatty
Kansas City
St. Louis
Straw Ride To The Country By Local Youth Group
The Christian church youth hosted a straw ride from the church to William Thompson’s three miles southeast, enjoying a late evening in a party setting. Aliss Cora Anderson traveled to the countryside to spend a week visiting her brother Charley Anderson.
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Christian Church
Wm. Thompson
Aliss Cora Anderson
Charley Anderson
Penn Phillips 10 Get New Trial
W P Phillips manager of the First National bank of Vinita Oklahoma will receive a new trial in Oklahoma Tulsa second district after a circuit court of appeals ruling. The case concerned a false report of the bank’s condition with a disputed balance from the New York bank and an error tied to admission of Hanover bank books and expert testimony.
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St. Paul. Minn
W. P. Phillips
First National Bank of
Vinita
Oklo
Second Judicial District of
Oklahoma
Tulsa
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ena National Bank of New
Death of Dick Corley After Personal Crisis
Dick Corley died at 9:00 p.m. after shooting himself last week. He worked as a mail man at the Katy depot and boarded with W. J. Hackett in the southwest part of town. A note to Nelie explained his death as due to an inability to live without her. His parents traveled from Carthage, Mo, and his sister Mrs. Merce Howell and brother Glen Corley are in the area.
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Dick Corley
Earth
Corley
Carthage
City
Merce Howell
Glen Corley
Vinita Greamery
Court Docket Updates and Ongoing Trials
Civil cases listed with deadlines and party motions. Lee v Our et al defendant given until November 22 to file answer. Whitniire v Ran Lee et al apply to become party defendant granted. defendants file answer. Flemings v St L Railway Co response to motion to make more definite. State of Oklahoma v J H Klenkle et al bench warrant issued. defendant J T Klenkle called. Tom Hubbard criminal case. jury trial pending with multiple retirements noted as press deadline approaches.
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District Court News
A. H. Lee
Our
Maude Whitniire
Ran Lee
R. C. Smiley
Win
Flemings
FR. R. Co
State of Oklahoma
J. H. Klenkle
J. T. Klenkle
Ball
State of
Williams Smith Post Office Altercation Leads to Court
A minor clash near the post office at 10 30 p m involved Jake Smith and Frank Williams. Williams pleaded guilty in police court to carrying a firearm and was fined fifteen dollars. Smith’s version and trial were pending.
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Frank
Williams
Jake
Segon
Smith
High School Social Fetes Tulsa Visitors At Grand
About one hundred Morgan high school students attended the Grand last evening for a show and social room event after the visiting team from Tulsa. The evening continued with music and dancing as is customary at such gatherings.
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Evnroome
Tulsa
Mueie
Biograph Pictures Impress City Audiences
Biograph Pictures at the Wlehour Theatre last night offered three reels of a Biograph feature that players described as excellent despite poor viewing conditions. Viewers who missed the show were urged to attend future Biograph advertisements and judge for themselves the quality.
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Biograph Pictures
Wlehour Theatre
Educators Endorse Cruce Plan To Consolidate Oklahoma Schools
Oklahoma City November 23 Governor Cruce’s plan to reduce state educational institutions drew strong endorsements from leading national educators. Letters from Cornell Harvard Yale Stanford Chicago Wisconsin and others urged consolidation, two normal schools, and university alignment, warning against dispersed funds and duplicate programs.
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Oklahoma City
Cruce
Schurman
Cornell
Lowell
Harvard
Hadley
Yale
Jordan
Leland Stanford
University of Chicago
Gunsaulua
The
Armour Insttute of Technology
van Hise
Tthe University of Wisconsin
Frm
Colorado
James H. Baker
University of Colorado
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
School of Mines
University
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
Starr Jordon
David Starr Jordon
Leland Stanford University
Indiana
State University
Oklahoma
California
Rowan
John $. Bowman
Iowa University
Meau
Edgar F. Smith
University of Pennsylvania
College of Agriculture
Henry Pratt Jordan
University Preparatory Schioole Olight
Referee Dr Jackson Breaks Foot During Vinsta Tulsa Game
During yesterday's Vinsta Tulsa football match Dr Jackson sustained a broken foot. He reports improvement today and regrets missing the remainder of the game, observing from a parked car rather than continuing as official.
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Vinsta-Tulsa
Jackson
Correction on ownership of Hyery bust at Gray barn
The paper corrects a prior item stating Clem Hulsencamp bought an interest in the J. C. Gray mile barn. Mr Gray still owns the barn and mule business. Hulsencamp bought no interest. The Hyery bust years, conducted in part of the Gray barn, was misattributed.
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Clem Hulsencamp
Gray
Hulsencamp
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Walter Adams
Anna Jones
Kenny
Cardus
Cardus Woman's Tonic
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Penn Phillips
Cruge
Nent Authoritite
Draper
New York
Carnegie Foundation Fund For the Advancement of Teaching
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Collees
Mt. College
Minnesota
Yale University
Theigh
Ohio
W. O. Thompson
University of Ohio
University Preparatory
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Dunaway
Abe
Rood Jones
Robert J. Slagle
South Dakota State College of Agriculture
Mechanical Arts
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Gunsaulus
W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
Imines
Wisconsin
Charles A. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Oklahom
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