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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1912

Page

2

Warrant Not Required. Court Allows Unwarranted Liquor Searches

Federal judges ruled officers may search and seize liquor on property without a warrant in a broad decision by Judge ER Campbell in the U S circuit court. W J Evans, drug store proprietor, challenged Marshal Vietor and Enforcement Officer Larsen over Third Street store searches, injunction denied. The ruling is seen as a blow to Eastern Oklahoma liquor business, removing Fourth and Fifth Amendment protections against warrantless searches.

Muskogee Okla ER. E. Campbell United States Circuit Court W. J Evans Vietor Larsen Third Street Iquor Oklahoma United States

Galbreath NAMES Finance Committee in OK campaign

Oklahoma City Aug 30 Robert Galbreath announced he is the Oklahoma member of the national finance committee to back the Wil son campaign. Appointed by Henry Morgenthau, the panel will fund drive across the state with R A Rogers, Richard A Bilejups, J Robert Gilliam, Jesse J Watts, B Howard, and M E France named to the state group. The Skirvin Hotel hosts headquarters as the national committee plans weekly contribution tallies starting September 1.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Robert Galbreath National Avance Committee Wilson Galbreath Henry Morgenthau New York W. C. McAdow Democratic National Committee R. A. Rogers Richard A. Bile Jups Cordell J. Robert Gilliam Ardmore Jesse J. Watts Wagoner B. Howard Talsa M. E. France Alva

Farmer Finds Pearl in Muscle Shell at Sand Creek

Augus I Squires, a Sand Creek farmer near Bartlesville Oklahoma, says a hog helped him find a large muscle shell containing a big white pearl worth about 25 dollars. He was hunting shells when a shell burst open on the hog’s side revealing the pearl after he struck it.

Bartlesville Oklo Augus i Squires Sand Creek Squires

Defeated Democrat Seeks Post Office in Rush Springs

R L Glover known as Battle Axe, defeated for renomination by Dr A B Riddle at Chickasha, filed for postmaster at Rush Springs through Senator Gore during the Democratic state convention. He predicts all postmasters will be Democrats after next March and expects Gore to be influential if Wilson wins.

Oklahoma City R. L Battle Axe) Glover Riddle Chickasha Senator Gore Rush Springs Gore Wilson

Thirty millions in automobiles export growth detailed

In fiscal year 1912 American automobiles and parts abroad reached about 30 million dollars, with 21 757 machines totaling 21 550 139 dollars exported. Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia New Zealand led destinations, while imports totaled around 2 million dollars from France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany and others.

Division of Statistics Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Hawaii Porto Rico United States Hawaiian Islands Canada United Kingdom Australia New Zealand South America France Italy Germany

British Mayors Ill Paid Across Cities of Size About 335000

The inquiry notes English and Irish cities near 335000 population with varying mayoral pay. Newcastle's mayor earns 2500 dollars yearly plus occasional expenses and a 760 dollar annual horse and carriage allowance. Dublin's mayor once about 16000 dollars a year, cut to around 4000 in 1910. Bradford, Belfast, and Hull grant no mayoral allowances, while Bristol and Edinburgh provide about 5000 dollars, with Bristol also covering private secretary costs. Scotland and Leeds show mixed practices, and a special committee in Sheffield examines remuneration. The piece reflects unequal treatment of executive pay in major cities.

United States Kindom Newcastle Dublin Dubiin Bradford Bristol Edinburgh Sheffield Leeds Belfast Hull Im Huis Edward VII Ford London

Luncheon Dish from Corned Beef Hash in Peppers

A hovel and tempting luncheon dish uses a small amount of well seasoned corned beef hash filled into balved green peppers, seeded and boiled in salted water for 15 minutes. Top with browned bread crumbs and bake ten minutes, served with brown gravy. An excellent way to use otherwise wasted meat.

Baked Fish With Chin Dressing Instructions

After washing fish, salt and pepper, place in baking pan and stuff with chin dressing. Mix bread, onion, parsley, red pepper, salt, sugar, eggs, butter, and flour. Add whole tomatoes, water, and baste while baking. If fresh tomatoes unavailable, canned may be used.

Lemon Syrup for Hot Weather Drink

A simple lemon syrup recipe uses one and three-fourths pounds sugar one quart water one ounce citric acid and 36 drops essence of lemon. Boil sugar and water for fifteen minutes then cool add essence and powder citric acid. Bottle closely and mix two tablespoonfuls with a glass of water as a lemonade substitute.

Japanese Screens as Decorative Doors in Modern Homes

The article discusses using Japanese screens as artistic interior dividers replacing doors in multiroom houses. It highlights screen design, lacquered frames, and panels that blend color schemes, referencing screens from Japan and American-made variants. Descriptions include mounts, silk embroidery, and landscapes with trees, pools, and animals to showcase screen artistry.

America Japan Pujiyama

Missionary Pioneer's Arabic Skill Noted in Maine Aid

Mrs. H. J. Camp, the first white woman to establish a permanent missionary home in Central Arabia, takes up special charitable work in Maine. Camp reads and speaks Arabic with native fluency, aiding outreach and education efforts.

H. J. Camp Central Arabia Maine

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