Local notes and people in Vinita area news
Monday scene from Vinita with court dates, travel, visitors, and local happenings. Mentions Pryor Adair Muskogee Parsons Parsons trip, frost warnings, church meetings, a baseball win, a wedding, court sessions, and highway planning. Includes many names like J McCullough J Ridenhour Hutchinson Foreman Lahman and Mrs. Lowe, plus local business and social items.
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Steve
T. A. Chandler
Muskogees
Amy Lowe
L. R. Scott
R. A. Hosey
Chicago
J. PF. McCullough
Parwong
van Chandler
Vinita
Wm. Warner
Okoee
B. G. Chandler
David
Adair
J.P. Allen
Kansas City
James McCullough
Parsons
Dan Myers
Joplin
Frank Reed
F. M. Rucker
Claremore
Sheriff Hannell
Georgetown
Tex
J. W. Rindenhour
Whitewright
Sheriff Ridenhour
J. W. Orr
New York
Cal Frazier
Rock Creek
Merton Raines
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. F. Murphy
Harry Brown
Tulsa
Pan Horn
Hilda Gatewood
Mary Barrett
Pryor
Barney
The
Baptist Church
Hughson
Willie Halsell College
Edith Weeks
H. R. Warner
Campaign
Lewis Rogers
Ketchum
Tom Blanton
Preston S. Davis
District Court
A. J. Williams
Lois Williams
A. W. Foreman
Lahman
Arthur Barnes
Meredith
Fred Kelley
B. J. Duckell
Lowe
J. D. Ritchey
North Second Street
Leroy Martin
Kate May Newman
T. M. Blacklock
W. H. Hutchinson
Springfield
Mr. Hutchinson
Mart McDaniel
Big Cabin
Local arrivals and departures noted in Daily row
From Tuesday's Daily Jack Kendall went to Miami today on business, Tom Bluejacket is in town today from Eucha, Emmett Hughes has returned from El Paso, Texas.
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Jack Kendall
Miami
Tom Bluejacket
Eucha
Emmett Hughes
el Paso
Tex
Local residents and visitors patronize the city scene
W J Swarts from Chelsea and Attorney Shaw of Claremore visited today. Bankers J Kelley of Grove and J B Austin of Grove mingled with the crowd. Mrs Swain visits Fort Gibson and Mrs Crawford heads to Blue Jacket. Grayson Wills from White Oak and Rodney Wiley of Muskogee joined the day’s local business. Judge Davis presides in Miami as others plan trips to Muskogee Tabilequah La Junta and Tahlequah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Bristow
Pryor
Frank Roxelle
Welch
Seymour Riddle
Muskogee
Bunch
Bluejacket
W. P. Thompson
Grove
Tom McSpadden
Chelsea
Charley Wammuck
Seymour, Mo
Ward
American Express
Henry Johnson
WH. Hutchinson
Hope
Ark
Memphis
Tenn
Preston Davis
O. L. Conner
Cabin Creek
J. M. Greening
Centralia
Mra
Lou Borden
Kircher
J. H. Cratan
Ridge Parks
County Court
Jesse Wheeler
Joplin
Rosa Fitts
W. J. Swarts
Attorney Shaw
Claremore
J. &. Kelley
John Swain
Fort Gibson
W. B. Crawford
Blue Jacket
Grayson Wills
White Oak
Rodney D. Wiley
J. B. Austin
T. A. Chandler
Preston S. Davis
Miami
Clarence York
Anna Gatewood
C. Smith
Ben Dobbing
Frank Purdy
Kansas City
W. L. Trott
T. F. Thompson
Tabilequah
Douglas Lanning
the Green
Lara Morgan
la Junta
Colo
George Green
J. D. McIntyre
Helen J. Duncan
Waverly
H. E. Ridenbour
Lavina
Mont
Johnson Lyman
Tahlequah
Kansas City Stock Market Report Highlights Record Cattle Run
J A Rickart reports at Kansas City Stock Yards that last week saw the largest cattle influx of the year with about 30 000 head received today. Prices varied, steers steady to firm then easing, calves and cows lower, hogs strong with heavy weights steady.
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Strom
Kansas City
Kansas
Colorado
Haive
Hyde Veniremen Discharged In Swope Case
Kansas City, October 24. Defense lawyers move to dismiss the second venire for Dr. B. Clarke Hyde murder trial arguing improper summoning. Judge Porterfield orders 100 new names drawn and veniremen to report for examination tomorrow afternoon. Prosecutor Conklin objects to the dismissal.
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Hyde
Veniremen
Conklin
Italian inventor sues contractor for damages over false pretenses
In Spokane Vignoli sues Antonio Scarpelli for $10,000 claiming malicious prosecution and mental suffering after Scarpelli lent $2,390 to develop an apparatus to see around the world and for swift travel to Italy. Vignoli had been acquitted on a money under false pretenses charge and testified that Scarpelli overstated ties to wireless telegraphy pioneer Marconi.
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Spokane
Wash
Pelippe Vignoli
Fit Sessionaterorgica
Italy
Vignoli
Scarpelli
Marcon
Mary
Close of Graig County Sunday School Convention
The Craig County Sunday School Association closes after a highly successful convention. Officers elected include Geo B. Davis as president and G N Bebout as first vice president. Resolutions praise Vinita's support and the county officers for faithful service and music, with further thanks to those aiding the convention.
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Close OF Graig County Sunday School Convention
Crag County
Craig County
C. N. Nichols O
Geo
BE. Davis
G. N. Bebout
James Blackwell
Star Route
Vinita
Hall
Bluejacket
C Montgomery
Centralia
Tom Hanjock
Welch
Della Higgins
J. M. Miller
J. R. Scott
EB. N. Rateliff
Sidney Smith
Mra
R. H. Haven
Craig County Sunday School Association
Ita Aq. Coms
Thie Association
Geo. B. Davis
Resolution of thanks to Mr C H Nichols for service to Sunday schools
The resolution expresses sincere thanks and appreciation for Mr C H Nichols presence and counsel, praising his untiring efforts in advancing the cause of Christ among Sunday schools in the state and county. It prays for him as he departs on his mission of love, and conveys prayers and best wishes from Gaylord N Bebout, Mrs Sidney Smith, and others.
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C. H. Nichols
Christ Amorus
Gaylord N
Bebout
Sidney Smith
English doctor finds fortune while sorting potatoes in Washington
Alfred Ernest Bartram, a Colchester England physician, while sorting potatoes in a North Yakima warehouse, learned he is heir to 15,000 pounds sterling. He plans to return home to claim the fortune after travels across the Northwest, Japan, and China. He helped with hay crops on an Indian reservation and then worked as a potato sorter. He values independence and has studied in English universities.
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Bookun
Wash
North Yakima
Alfred Ernest Bartram
Colchester
England
Bartram
Japan
China
Yakima Valley
Europe
America
German bachelor dies. $12000 found in Dead Man's Room
C F Schulze, 76, an eccentric German bachelor, died last Friday at Theilen farm northwest of Enid Oklahoma. A search of his room revealed $12000 in gold, silver and currency hidden in various places and in Schulze's old clothes. Only known relatives live in Fayette County Texas.
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Enid
Okla
C. F. Schulze
Theilen
Schulze
Fayette County
Tex
Oklahoma Governor Seeks Clean Up Day Proclamation
Oklahoma City Oct 26 Governor Cruce will issue a proclamation designating December 1 as clean up day urging towns to remove rubbish to cut fire hazards and health risks. The proclamation will follow the Thanksgiving proclamation in sequence.
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Oklahoma City
Cruce
For Another Woman Mayor in Davenport Race
Mrs. Clara A. Wright aged twenty five, wife of rural carrier H. C. Wright, files for Davenport mayor. Primary November 7, election December 5. Opponent is George E. Craig on independent ticket. Wright, Oregon-born 1882, is Lincoln county’s first woman candidate since suffrage law. mother of three. She pledges a clear administration despite women’s political turmoil elsewhere.
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Spokane
Wash
Clara A. Wright
H. C. Wright
Davenport
George E. Craig
Lincoln County
Oregon
Eugene
Wright
Hunnewell
Kans
Order to Show Cause on Guardian for Sale of Real Estate
Oklahoma State Craig County court orders guardianship sale for Mollie K Carpenter minor. Next of kin and interested parties must appear November 13, 1911, at Vinita Court House to show cause why sale should not proceed. Copy to be published for two successive weeks in Vinita Chieftain.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig
Melle K. Carpenter
Efe M. Adams
Mollie
Ward
Vinita
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian Jasper S. Martin announces sale of the Alla Theater minor estate realty by private cash bid. The property covers eighty acres in Craig County including Southeast quarter of Northwest quarter, South Half of Northeast quarter of Northwest, and North Half of Northeast quarter of Southwest in section 18 township 24 north range 21 east. Bids must be in writing with ten percent certified check, delivered to County Court in Winita, Oklahoma, on or after November 18, 1911.
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Chieftain
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Alla Thearer
County of
Twentyfour
Twentyone
Craig County
Winita
Jasper S. Martin
Guardian
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