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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
8
A detailed account of Vinita scoring drives and defensive stands against Tulsa, with key plays, yardage, and player names noted. The game featured multiple lead changes, penalties, and pivotal third and fourth quarter sequences shaping the final outcome.
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The source highlights One man in ton Wade and the nine for tow, praising leadership. It notes that he not only knows how to work but can make the team work, naming Joban Howland as a key figure in guiding performance and effort.
The Bryan campaign received a morale boost as supporters hailed a successful Indian tour. Reports describe a busy schedule with remarks about unity and the party's prospects. The event featured speeches and a focus on national issues ahead of the October 21 gathering in Virginia.
Morrison High faced a warm shooting match at the park yesterday with multiple contestants. A. Morrison posted the high score in the event, while Sem Pidenhour led the team. after the regular shoot a handicap round was won by Marore Madden with 22 of 25. The sheriff noted a 25 shot feat and other names appeared in the uneven list of scores.
An Associated Press report from Independence, Roa, October 22 states the jury found 15 year old William Hill guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for the August 17 collision that killed David Alexander near Coffeyville as Alexander drove with his CHS wife.
A box supper at Shanahan school raised 44.75 from 39 boxes sold. A cake prize netted 24.81 for the prettiest girl, Mrs Margaret Shanahan. The prize for the oldest man went to Jock Morrie, 4.50. Total collected was 70.01. Organizers thank the ladies and contributors for their generosity and list attendees including George Yoder, Winnon, Henry Baier, WT. Rink, A. O. Jameson, 1 Berry and WE. Wells.
Fragmented OCR reveals Chicago audience for Bryan remarks touching on Democratic unity and party strategy. Mentions Candidates and campaign funding, with references to working class and press publication debates. The disjointed text suggests a rally atmosphere and calls for party cohesion ahead of elections.
A tornado swept over Tucumcari New Mexico last night killing one person and injuring eight while causing extensive property damage. The report by Associated Press notes the storm’s impact on the town and its surroundings.
A transcriptionless item notes fifteen speeches on Taft, delivered along the B EG Railway route. West Virginia readers in Martine wort are described as awaiting the events, with references to Valor cody and local turnout mentioned in fragmented form.
The Supreme Court of the United States refuses to advance the Noble State Bank case, denying the hearing sought by the bank. Governor Haskell and congressional leaders comments follow as officials urge immediate action on the bank's finances and guarantees.
Governor Huntell in Fort Worth admits he has taken the first step toward suing President Remerosi for libel seeking damages for alleged false statements. He says his lawyer will file the suit.
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In Shawnee Oklahoma a federal court reversed a territorial court ruling, allowing a city to proceed with a municipal sewer system despite the Shawnee Sewerage Co claim of costly contract losses. The case, valued at about 30 000 dollars, may be appealed. Also, four people died in a Hudson River steamer fire at Marvels shipyard.
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