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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1912

Page

8

Democrats Urge $750000 to $900000 for Campaign

New York Oct 1 The Democratic National Committee led by finance chief Henry Morgenthau appeals to supporters to raise an additional 750000 to 900000 for the campaign through election day. New York state contributes 105385 while Pennsylvania and Illinois provide 19516 and 16453 respectively. The nationwide fund total stands at about 298750 from 17116 donors. major gifts include 13000 from Justice James W Gerard and 10000 from Samuel Untermyer. Morgenthau says strong finance committees and continued subscriptions are essential as expenses rise with sustained campaigning and travel costs for Governor Wilson.

New York Democratic National Committee Henry Morgenthau Finance Committee New York State Pennsylvania Wilson Morgenthau National Committee National Supreme Court James W. Gerard Samuel Untermyer Sunnel Ujermyer David N. Himan Abrams Wikita J. C. Mayo National Committeeman Kentucky Walter 8. Rogers Chicago Charles RK Smith Menasha Wisconsin A. N. Janes C. N. Camden Ralph Pulitzer George B. Guthrie Vance McCormick Penn John T. Murphy Montana Thomas D. Lokwood Buffalo John Bordman Edward Mandelhouse Texas St. George Tucker Virginia Cornellis A. Pugeley Peekskill Robert B. Hirsch de Lancey Nicoll Robert B. van Cortland Amo Columbia Bank George A. MccAneny Div Calvin Tomkins Eugene A. Philbin Paul J. Sachs Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michi Rhole Island South Carolina Dakota Tennessee Utah Vermont Washington West Virginia Are Sin Wyoming District of Columbia Philippine Islands Panama Canada Herman Ridder Baltimore Nevada Wilvon Rolla Wells

Adair Ball Player Sells For Five Thousand Dollars

Ray Powell known as Rabbit, fast outfielder for the St Joe Drummers, was sold to the Detroit American League team for $5000. He will play next season after spending winter with his parents in Adair. Powell has drawn offers from top league teams in the United States.

Adair Ray Powell St. Joseph Rabbit St. Joe St Joe United States Detroit Powell Siloam Springs Mra

Outfielder Powell Attacked in St Joseph Hotel Incident

Powell, an outfielder slated for Detroit American League next season, was assaulted in front of a St. Joseph hotel as he headed to a team banquet. He was knocked unconscious by a group of African American assailants. no motive is given and the incident remains unexplained.

St. Joseph Powell

Reduced Rates for Sheriffs in Oklahoma County

Oklahoma City Oct 1 The carl Porstion commission announced Santa Fe Railroad would begin Oct 1 under its order permitting sheriffs deputies to ride at a reduced fare on official business The company reserves the right of future appeal Commissioner Henshaw says the order saves each county about 250 dollars and the state between 4000 and 5000 dollars annually.

Oklahoma City Carl Porstion Commission Sante Fe Railroad Company Aheriits Ald Owe Henshaw

Democratic Speaking Tour Hits Bluejacket and Welch

A Democratic speaking event is set for Bluejacket Friday night and another at Welch Saturday after a three day fall at Welch. Principal speaker A D Bennett will lead the Bluejacket meeting while Davenport and Bennett headline Welch. Local candidates are expected to attend and speak.

Bluejacket Welch A. D. Bennett Congress Davenport Bennett Weles

Good Male Quartette Delights Grand Vaudeville Show

The male quartet at the Grand last night drew a full house with singing and dancing. Admission was just 1 cent, and patrons enjoyed the vaudeville and moving pictures, a treat for lovers of quality entertainment.

Private sale of Craig County land in Gregory minor estate

In Craig County Oklahoma the guardian Halum Gregory announces a private sale of the minor William A Gregory estate. Sealed bids for cash will be opened after October 19 1912 at 10 a m in Vinita to purchase two described parcels totaling about 16.10 acres with railroad rights of way. Terms require cash on confirmation and a 10 percent certified bid deposit.

State of Oklahoma Craig William A. Gregory Ealut Gregory Guardian Craig County Ealum Gregory Vinita Township M. O. & G. Railroad Co Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Winita Halum Gregory Davenport & Rye Aattorneys

Too Late Money for Cherokee Newborns Revealed

Davenport receives a letter from Dana H. Kelsey noting about 1800 Cherokee newborn deeds approved and payments ready for delivery. Unrestricted dues will be paid directly once rolls are approved, with remaining processing by the Department in Washington.

Davenport Supreme Court Muskogee Okla James, Davenport Vinita Oklahoma Mr. Davenport Wright Department of Fal Washington Dana H. Kelsey United States Indian

Oklahoma City Reports Election Board Faces Enforcement Strain

Oklahoma City October report to Governor Cruce outlines the difficulty for election boards to recruit competent inspectors and officers in districts with large Black populations to enforce the grandfather clause. Officials warn arrests for enforcing the suffrage restriction are possible, with funds urged for legal defense and officer expenses. Democratic meetings dates across Craig County are listed with venues and Oct dates.

Oklahoma City Election Boards Ben W. Riley State Election Board Cruce Election Board Federal District Court Oklahoma Riley Craig County Oklo Russell Creek School House

Big Cabin News Crowds At Weekly Drawing

In Big Cabin Johnson district J A Dobkin drawn crowd at his store for the weekly drawing. Hay and timber trades flourish as farmers discuss prices amid car shortages. Residents visit Vinita and Chelsea. schoolhouse progress noted. several townsfolk travel to Neveda and Muskogee for business and Lodge events.

J. A. Dobkin J. W. Smith Mr. Haney A. M. Hawk W. B. Bell John B. Butler Chetopa Wh. van Cleve Vinita Ed Smith Sam Frazier Sol Ketchum Okoee G. W. Jones Sil John Hacker G. W. Silver Frank Kirby Chelsea J. S. Robinson J. F. Madison Mr. George Bluejacket Don James W. E B. Bell W. B. Butler Nevada Wim. Renfro C. H. Purcell W. J. McClure Osker Blount J. A. Dobkins W. E. Bell O. P. Bell C. H. Jenkins Muskogee G. F. Grand Lodge B. Pields C. J. Stewart Adair Hay Sen

Spavinaw Items Describe Rail Rush and Visits

The M. O. and G railroad stimulates the Spavinaw area with daily wagon traffic. Land buyers from across the country arrive to seek sites in the Spavinaw hills. Local residents share travels and family visits, noting visits from Missouri and Idaho. Apples from Utah accompany news of travelers and relatives across several states.

Spavinaw Spavinaw Country Spavinaw Hills Bill Coach Missouri McGlassing Idaho Utah John West Centralia Boat Pryor Williams Will Large Vinita

Bluejacket News Reports Meeting Next Friday at City Hall

Bluejacket notes a Democratic club meeting at city hall next Friday where Attorney Bennet of Vinita will discuss current political issues. Report mentions visitors from Arkansas, a local reins supplier, and a dinner hosted by Mrs. R J Wiggins. A civic improvement drive includes sidewalks and a vacant hostile house remains unoccupied.

Dott Flora Vinita Democratic Club Bennett Frank Slagle Arkansas John Dotta R. J. Wiggins Mia C. Jenkins Frank Hagerty John Jenkins Thomas Dotts California John Dotts Ts Artrade D. A. Wilken B. F. Dingman Muskogee Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Bluejacket

Bluejacket town notes boom and social life

Property in Bluejacket grows with a store clearance sale and plans for a new telephone link to Centralia. Local arrivals include J W Renkin and J Rhoades from Rosendale Mo and new workers for Akron’s barn. Residents face minor mishaps, forum with the Maupin Hardware Co and a moving picture venue upgrade. Port Newman campaigns, Dudley earns a railway pass, and school guests hosted by the Smiths showcase town hospitality.

Te Bivejacket Mercantile Co Shipry C. M. Condon Oswego Kinsay Condon Bluejacket Arnole Layton Hyp J. W. Renkin J. Rhoades Rosendale Ty Bluejacket Akron Obed Patty and Son Galena Kans Propret Bryant Cash Maupin James Martin Goig Cornwall Muskogee Holder Montana Shook J. A. Maloney Maupin Hdw. Co Bunch Port Newman Noman R. N. Dudley Ser Ice Katyrai Road Kelso Smith

Adair News Political and Personal Happenings in Vinita

Local notes: residents like Guy Rice Edgar Youngblood and Wm Wilson visit Vinita for shopping while Dr Herron hosts. C J Stuart conducts business in Big Cabin. W E Nicklin and J E B Bristow travel from Pi to meet voters. A large political song and county judge race draw crowds. Various townsfolk move, rent property, and travel between communities amid summer social and political activity.

Vinita Guy Rice Edgar Youngblood Wm. Wilson Mr. Wils Dr. Herron C. J. Stuart Big Cabin W. E. Nicklin J. EB. Bristow Lone Eli M. Lawrence Arkansas J. Tt. Moore J. R. Carselowey S. Plas A. M. Fishback M. A. Hill D. J. Hawkins Texas Adair J. E. Fishback S. Neer Dr. J. R. E Droce Eb, Kreter Vinita Te

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