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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

6

August Fires In Oklahoma And Other World News

August fires in Oklahoma cause 152823.33 in losses with most from carelessness or unknown causes. State Fire Marshal Hammonds urges inspections and prevention. Also notes arson sentences, school activities, football prep, and a geysers article from Yellowstone. Includes tariff exhibit plans in Chicago and Democratic figures touring. Minnesota Democrats optimistic about Governor Wilson.

Oklahows City Oklahoma Hammonds State Insurance Department Oklahoma Department

High School Notes Elects Athenians Officers For Year

The four literary societies met this morning and elected officers. The Athenians chose Russell Goble as president, Iaw Bum garner as secretary, and Emmett Ken ney as treasurer. Other societies the Irvings, the Master sonians and the Vinitians have not announced officers yet. Prof Crenshaw, math teacher, could not fill his position.

Athenians Russell Goble Iaw Bumgarner Emmett Kenney The Irvings Mastersonians Vinitians Crenshaw

Young Men Dem Democratic Clubs Organized in Illinois

Chicago September 7 1912 a new Democratic National Committee bureau for Young Men's clubs is organized in the Karpen Building with Morgan J Davies western chairman and Dudley Pield Malone of New York heading the movement Malone says over 60 000 young men have enrolled and about 7 0 percent will cast their first presidential vote in support of Woodrow Wilson He notes college and noncollege youths are active and the effort aims to boost Wilson in the coming campaign. Governor O Neals remarks at Milwaukee say sentiment among bar association lawyers largely favors Wilson with few Roosevelt supporters.

W. S. Hammond Minnesota Chicago Washington Davies Karpen Hammond Committee On Ways and Means House Wilson Taft Democratic National Committee Dudley Pield Malone New York O'Gorman Morgan J. Davies Ilinois Malone Maine Clabe Wodrow Wilson Menberaip Menberaip In the College and Young Men’s Cliba Morgan DL. Maines Rotenor Kamet O'Neal American Bie Association Wilwaukee Portland Inter Bath Lisbon Pulls Bar Association O'Neal Roosevelt Allyne E. Sheerer Kershaw League Borden Harriman New York Society Philadelphia Heaven

Craig County Schools Districts and Salaries

A compiled list of Craig County districts with teacher names pupil counts and salaries where reports were received. Numerous entries show district numbers names and individual pay figures. many districts are missing reports and absent data.

Craig County Wimner Louise Brown Maybelle Lestle A Dally a—Kelso May Kelso Fannie Garrett Roussell Creek Janet Cooper

Women in Thick of the Fight Promote Pro War League

Miss Willette Kershaw leads the Profession’s Women’s Wilson and Marshal League with national reach from New York. The group trains women from law stage medical press and welfare fields to influence industrial policy and tariffs affecting workers and children, urging intelligent voting through Wilson’s record while avoiding a direct push for suffrage this campaign season.

Wilson and Marshal League Ihe Fifth Avenue Building New York Mise Willette Kershaw George Hronson-Howard Miss Kershaw Child's Welfare Association

Obituary Fragments Show Diverse Names and Addresses

The clipping lists numerous individuals with ages and street addresses, including Roscoe Evans, Mae Deck, Florence Helberg, Mabel Butcher, Josie Wheatley, Nellie E. Moore, Chas Mattenburger, Lulu Tennison and others. It reads like a memorial notice with scattered house numbers and locales, ending with an “ob” fragment indicating obituary context.

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Postmasters Convene in Holdenville on Sunday Mail Delivery

S E Wallen attends a postmasters convention in Holdenville. Steps will be taken to remedy Sunday distribution issues in first and second class post offices. The present arrangement is unsatisfactory to the post office people and to the patrons.

S. E. Wallen Holdenville

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