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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
6
The Philadelphia Americans defeated Chicago in a high stakes exhibition that billed them as the world champions. Key stars and pitchers delivered as the crowd watched a tense battle with standout performances from both teams, highlighting the era’s baseball prowess and financials surrounding the title claim.
Rhodes tells of numerous local robberies and hints at two orders. He earned the nickname candy bandit for taking sweets from stores. He mentions accomplices Sven Potter of North Missouri and Sir Michaels of Chicago. A raid on a drug store wounded him. His wife urged him to quit, claiming she hid no part in the crimes. After Chicago, Rhodes and his bride fired at a family hotel in St. Louis.
Creager faces a pie auction controversy in Needmore Delaware County with ties to local politics. The incident involved manipulation at an auction, a disputed sale, and competing claims by party members. Repercussions ripple through eastern Third district politics, hinting at shifts in Democratic support and Republican counteractions.
Citizens in the new state vow to uphold the law and curb the whiskey element as a grave threat. The excerpt cites a former president on official integrity, saying those who corrupt officials corrupt the commonwealth itself, far worse than thieves or murderers.
Guthrie Okla Oct 21 Paroles were tammed Thursday by Governor Haskell to Wil Turner of Love county five years for manslaughter Wil Hunt Cooper of Cherokee county five years for burglary John Muskrat of Adair county five years for adultery David Jones of Comanche county two years for grand larceny Jack Kirby of Oklahoma county fined for selling liquor and fined 190 dollars
In Nowata County Oklahoma a guardianship hearing is ordered for November 12 1910 at 10 a.m. before County Court in Smite. Guardian George Hurd seeks sale of ward LaRoy Hurd Miner real estate to satisfy stated reasons in the petition. Next of kin and interested parties must appear and show cause why the sale should not proceed.
In Nowata County Court Oklahoma guardian George Hurd petitions to sell real estate of James F. Hurd a minor. Hearing set for November 12 1910 at 10 a m to permit sale as needed. Notice to be published in Nowata Star and Vinita Chieftain for four weeks. County Judge Bert Van Leuvan signed October 12 1910.
In Nowata County Oklahoma Ivan Hurd a minor through guardian George Hurd fled this petition for sale of the ward estate. The hearing is set for November 12 1910. If not shown cause the order will be published four weeks in Nowata Star and Chieftain Vinita Oklahoma. Bert Van Leevan County Judge dated October 12 1910.
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