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The Weekly Chieftain in Vinita, Oklahoma

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The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

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Charlton Denied Plea of Insanity in Jersey City Murder Case

Porter Charlton fails to enter insanity plea in New Jersey extradition case linked to the 1920 Como murder of his wife Mary. Judge Blair denies hearing expert testimony. extradition question to Secretary Knox if case moves. Charlton plans sanitarium treatment if dismissed. Two official Oklahoma reps named for Topeka events. Italian extradition treaty cited. Honeymoon Trail musical tour returns to Chicago stage with Kelso and Arline Boling.

Jersey City N. J Porter Thearlton Como Italy Mary Lau Castle Charlton Blair Apor Charlton Floyd Clark United Ee Washington Wif Warlton Knox Mign Insel Girling Yday Youye Place Ithrie Okla Oklahoma Keoghly Fred 8. Joubifkson Kansas Charles West Gene West Chicago LaSalle Theatre Louis Kelso Fred Wyckoff Arline Boling Clara Dalton Carl George Rose Kilden Bonnie Armstrong James Houston LaSalle Theatre Chorus Ned Wayburn

Charges Against Pipeline Companiesin Midcontinent Field

Jalia Oklahoma September 22 E R Perry president of the Oklahoma Oil and Producers Association with Richard A Ballinger secretary of the Interior laid specific charges against the oil pipeline companies in the midcontinent field for restraint of trade. Perry filed a similar complaint with Attorney General Wicker urging action to protect royalty interests. Perry asks Ballinger to publicize the findings of Special Inspector Clark who last winter conducted an investigation of conditions in the field.

Jalia Okla E. R. Perry Oklahoma Oil and Producers’ Association Richard A. Ballinger Secury of The Interior Perry Wicker Department of Justice Ballinger Pinger Clark Ghereher

Downward Revision Adopted By Democratic Convention

The Democratic state convention adopted a platform calling for immediate tariff reduction for consumers and parcels post, federal income tax amendments, popular election of U S senators, ending Cannonism control of Congress, strict trust regulation, and conservation of natural resources.

Associated Press Concord N. H United States Congress

Jury for Haskell Case Impaneled in Muskogee

Muskogee Oklahoma September 20 100 jurymen were drawn for the eastern district federal court term at McAlester Monday Governor and Mrs Haskell arrived in the city overnight. He is believed to be here over town lot cases. His lawyer Orville Smith accompanies him and the governor says he is not seeking another mayoral term.

Muskogee Okla Federal Eastern District of Oklahoma McAlester Haskell Orville Smith

Inquiry Deferred Until The Fall

Washington reports that a nationwide probe into alleged third degree interrogation methods by federal authorities has been postponed until after the fall election. Plans included hearings in Washington and on-the-road sessions in Oklahoma with Subcommittee members Borah Overman and Brandegee. travel delays mean hearings likely after November.

Washington, D Atlantic Pacific Oklahoma Brandegee Connecticut Borah Idaho Overman F North Carolina Washington Brown Nebraska Stone Missouri Overman Mexico West

Frank Greer Awarded Contract by Board

Guthrie Oklahoma September 22. The state board of public affairs awarded printing for the November election to Frank Greer of Guthrie State Capital. Greer won with a bid of 4772.92, beating Peerless Press of Oklahoma City at 5202.57. Supplies include 700000 candidates ballots 700000 state question ballots 350000 arguments 140000 sample ballots 10000 election law copies and other items. Jake Smith once deputy sheriff was named special enforcement officer by F F Cain of the state enforcement service.

Guthrie Okla State Board of Public Affairs Frank Greer Greer Peerless Press Oklahoma City Jake Smith F. F. Cain State Enforcement Service

Commander in Chief Van Sant Opens G A R Encampment Address

Atlantic City September 22 Associated Press reports Commander in Chief Samuel H. Van Sant of Minnesota opened the National Encampment of the G A R. He praised Blue and Gray fraternity, urged recruitment and full strength, and discussed Memorial Day observance and pension legislation. He lauded allied groups and noted wartime and postwar unity shaping a new era for the nation. The address also touched on reconciliation with former Confederates and the future of the Sons of Veterans.

Associated Press Atlantic City Confederacy Samuel H.van Sant Minnesota N. J Grand Army of the Republic Samuel R. van Sant Grand Army van Sant Woman's Relief Corps G A. R Sons of Vetreans Daughters of Veterans Sons of Veterans Washington Congress

Roosevelt Aides Meet Before Saratoga Convention

Roosevelt's chief lieutenant Lloyd Griscom Otto T Barnard Herbert Parsons and Naval Officer Kracke traveled from New York to Oyster Bay for a final conference ahead of next week's convention. Griscom repeated a forecast of success for the plan to choose a temporary chairman and opposed the old guard.

Associated Press New York Roosevelt Old Guard Saratoga Oyster Bay Lloyd Griscom Otto T. Barnard Herbert Parsons Kracke Kings County Griscom

Death drives Turner daughter to suicide in Kansas

Driven to despair by the death of her father and mother and the subsequent suicide of her sister Bessie, Mabel Turner shot herself at her uncle's Stafford home. The J. C. Turner family, once affluent, faces loss as the sole survivor remains with a large estate to settle.

Hutchinson Kans Bessie Mabel Turner Stafford J. C. Turner Mabel

Thirty Nine Die in Fort Wayne Trolley Smash

Fort Wayne Ind Sept 22 thirty nine dead is the toll exacted by a collision of the Fort Wayne Bluffton interurban road yesterday Officials refuse to assign responsibility A special southbound train rushes from Fort Wayne A local driver facing a late schedule took a chance on a siding and nearly all aboard were killed or injured Holiday crowds were bound for the state fair St Paul Minn Sept 21 insurgent gains in Minnesota as Tawney loses renomination Sidney Anderson leads with around sixteen hundred votes early results give a plurality of about two thousand Stevens a progressive Republican wins over Halbert in a hard fought race Other Republicans andDemocratic member Hammond renominated by safe margins

Associated Press Fort Wayne Ind St. Paul Minn Minnesota James A. Tawney Tawney Sidney Anderson Anderson F. C. Stevens Roosevelt H. T. Halbert W. 8. Hammond

Crime Against Children Says Governor Stubbs

Topeka Kans Sept 22 The governor denounces railroad policy as harming rural communities and children. He calls for rate regulation to protect producers shippers and consumers and urges Congress to require physical valuation by the Interstate Commerce Commission of all railroads.

Topeka Kans Stubbs Congress Interstate Commerce Commission

Cannon Accepts His Nomination for Congress in Alabama

In Danville Alabama Speaker Cannon accepted his twentieth nomination to Congress urging restraint on tariff changes. He defended the Payne law and praised Republican protectionist policy dating to Lincoln while criticizing New Novelties in government policy. Fort Wayne Indiana September 22 Thirty nine dead seven injured in a head on collision between two traction cars near Kingsland Bluffton line.

Associated Press Danville Cannon Congress Lincoln Jeremiah Port Wayne-Bluffton Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Kingsland Bluffton Fort Wayne

Colorado to Lead Large Delegation to Dry Farming Congress

Colorado Springs and El Paso County launch a push to host the sixth Dry Farming congress in Spokane in 1911. A 60 member campaign targets strong state representation, highlighting central Dry Farming Belt location, hotels, and transport. Prizes include a silver loving cup for best display and a $250 state grand prize, with life memberships for graduates and a $100 silver trophy for top delegation.

Colorado Springs Col Colorado National Irrigation Congress Spokane Wash Dry Farming Committee el Paso M. B. Haylot Washington Fifth Dry Farming Congress Western Colleges Spokane Chamber of Commerce

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