Patterson Defends Pardon Record In Tennessee Senate Bid
Former Governor Malcolm R. Patterson opens his campaign for the Democratic nomination by defending his pardon record and citing Woodrow Wilson. He argues Colonel Cooper was not guilty of murder and links Prohibition to increased open saloons bootlegging and whiskey sales in Tennessee.
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Nashville
Tenn
Malcolm R. Patterson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Cooper
H.W. Carmack
Patterson
Tennessee
Mutilation of Dogs and Need for Humane Treatment
The piece denounces tail and ear mutilation of dogs as barbarous and warns readers to avoid cruelty toward animals. It cites Sir Edwin Landseer and urges mercy toward creatures, noting laws against cruel practices and advising humane behavior in daily acts and transport. It also reports Sacred Heart Institute adding commercial courses and art instruction with upcoming exhibitions and recitals by St. Cecilia Harmony Circle.
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Edwin Landseer
Tetson
Sacred Heart Institute
Pitman
New Orleans
Shered Heart Institute
St. Cecilia Harmony Circle
Body Arrives for Mrs Murphy burial in Chelsea
Taylor and Henderson received the body of Mrs Maude BE Murphy from Milwaukee Wisconsin. The funeral will be at Snyder burying ground near Chelsea tomorrow for Durlal. She died in Milwaukee February 17 1912 and had remained in a vault since then. The body is in good condition today as it was when placed in the vault.
Oklahoma All Stars Take Bowling Contest Victory
The Oklahoma All Stars won the prize in last night’s bowling alley contest by seven pins. The result creates a tie game for both teams with a likely playoff next week.
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Oklahoma All Stars
Vinita 30 Years Ago Highlights From the Weekly Chieftain
In Vinita a 30 year look back notes Robert Tittle building a residence in the southeast, Dick Grags captured in Winfield Kansas, Goodykountz building a fine barn, and Rev Chamberlin visiting from Pheasant Hill. Also mentions local commerce, church figures, school progress, a murder trial date, and various residents, with notes on oil and fur trade, Chinook agents, and a fatal shooting of a man resisting arrest at Caney.
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Robert Tittle
Dick Grags
Winfield
Kane
A. P. Goodykountz
A. N. Chamberlin
Pheasant Hill
Hootie Bell
W. C. Chamberlin
John Duncan
Flint
Worcester Academy
W. A. Duncan
Orphan Asylum
Wyley Melton
Parks
Early Football Victim Dies From Injuries
In Iubrie Oklahoma on September 29 Roy Shindler a high school student at Blackwell died yesterday from internal injuries suffered in a football game days earlier. He was knocked unconscious during the game and remained semi conscious until death.
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Oklahoma
Roy
Iubrie
Roy Shindler
Black Well
It Pays to Advertise in a Midsummer Sale Ad
A July circular from Sonders-Wright Mercantile Co promotes a midsummer clearance sale. The six by eight inch ad uses a fusion of illustrations to highlight women’s wear, men’s clothing, and accessories with attractive cuts. The piece is described as a groundbreaking business creator by The Drygoodsman of St. Louis.
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Sonders-Wright Mercantile Co
Wi Hite
Okke
Hach Prge
Tower
Drygoodsman
St. Louis
Good Vaudeville at Grand Opened Nightly Acts Shine
Good vaudeville show at the Grand last night featured two strong acts. A quartet delivered exceptional performance with standing encores and their own scenery. A soft shoe dancer also earned praise. The vaudeville runs through Wednesday with new acts and pictures nightly. Admission 5 and 11 cents.
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Davcer
Memorial services for Luman F. Parker Jr. held in Vinita
A district court memorial committee reports in memoriam for Luman F. Parker Jr. born August 3 1872 Rolls Missouri died August 14 1912 St Louis Missouri. He served as US Judge Northern District of Indian Territory and Vinita lawyer and banker. The tribute praises his public service and character and requests copies for family and press publication.
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Luman F. Parker, Jr
Rolls
Missouri
St. Louis
L. F. Parker
St. Louis and San Francisco
Sarah Maupin
School of Mines
Rolla
Law
Washington University
West
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Congress
Indian Territory
Lfe
United States
Tadlan Territory
Vinita
Northern
Theodore Roosevelt
Parker & Rider
Parker, Rider & Brown
St. John's Episcopal Charch
Vinita Lodge No
Wright Templar
Mystic Shrine
Freevolunt and Protective Order
Wis
Parker
Parker Plaza
Minnots Avenue
Wilson Street
Jana
Judge Parker
Ufe
Ladie Scott Parker
Jacqueline
Grace P. Garvie
Belleview Avenue
Webster Grove
Hiram H. Parker
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
I Press
A. Gill
W. H. Kornegay
Seymour Riddle
C. L. Rider
Geo. B. Denison
Recital by Crawford Pupils at Fairland Methodist Church
A program of student performances from Mrs. W B Crawford's pupils at the Fairland Oklahoma Methodist church on a Saturday in October under the public school auspices. Performances include baritone solos like The Song the Anvil Sings and Daddy, piano solos such as Witches Dance and Ill Trovatore, soprano pieces by Miss Axtell and Miss Gatewood, and duos and ensembles featuring Gatewood Jones Love and others.
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W. B.crawford
Opal
Burekhalter
Rubinstein
Hilda Gatewood
Cladys Jones
Geo. T. Thirner
Ill 'Trovatore
Melvette
Holst
Nora Lester Axtell
Bugek
Miss Tilda Gatewood
Auld Lane
Wire A Hottman
Daddy
Behend
Geo. T. Turner
Mayes Adds Two More to Wrestling Record
Mayes, a popular Vinita wrestler, returned home after two Kansas matches. In Penalosa he faced Chas Miller for one hour three minutes with no fall. Miller forfeited due to car trouble. In Kingman he wrestled George McVey, was knocked unconscious at 17 minutes, lost the first fall, then won the next two falls in 22 and 18 minutes.
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Mayer
Vinita
Kansas
Penalosa
Ex Mayor Adopts Eastborn Child Returns Home
Ex mayor of Wagoner O W Munch and his wife arrived with their adopted son from an extended eastern visit. Twenty months earlier the baby was left on the doorstep and was adopted for life. The Munches value the boy and promise education and a good home. James Gaskey of Vinita Oil Refinery suffered severe burns when gas in a kiln exploded after lighting it, burning from the waist to the top of the head.
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O. W. Munch
James Gaskey
Vinita
Mr. Gaskey
Franrnal Aid Association Call Meeting Notice
Members are requested to be present at the call meeting at 8 00 p m Some special business will be the question of the evening.
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Franrnal Aid Association
Oklahoma
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Dave Suangee
Delaware District
Lutt Beck
W. C. Chamberlain
Wm. A. Phillips
Washington, D. C
Tahlequah
Salt “Plains
Daniel Chuluka
George Pumpking
S. S. Stephens
Norm
R. I. Owen
Muscogee
Parker Memmorial Services
Preston 3. Davis
Twenty-third Judicial District
State of
Lane
Gladys
Dones
Anvil
Petrie
Mayes
James Gasky
F. M. Gwinnup @ Son Halsell Building
Vinita, Oklahoma
the Farmers State Bank
Okla
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