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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

7

Davenport calls for joint debate in third Oklahoma district

James S. Davenport democratic candidate for Congress issues a public challenge to Republican rival C. B. Creager to hold joint discussions in multiple district counties. He outlines issues, argues for direct senatorial election, income tax, railroad valuation, tariff revision, and labor protections, and vows to expose Creager’s voting record in the Sixty-first and Sixty-second Congress.

James 8. Davenport Congress Vinita Okla C. BE. Creager Oklahoma Muskogee Oa Democratic Party United States Tam Cannon Public Buildings and Grounds Committee Third Congressional Gore Tulsa Payne Aldrich Third Congressional District

End of Coal Strike Ratified by Interstate Delegates

Nearly 300 delegates from Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Arkansas at the Interstate convention in Kansas City ratified a new contract after extensive discussion. Wages rise about 6.55 percent plus per ton increases, with arbitration after a long strike that began April 1. Miners will return to work at 7 am tomorrow.

Kansas City Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Arkansas Orient Labor Temple W. L. A. Johnson Operators’ Association Thomas L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America James Elliott Lewis Missouri Committee National Orient Hotel Information Bureau National Organization

Ebby Shepard Confesses Axe Killing Of Father And Uncle

In Kay county Oklahoma Ebby Shepard aged one year confessed to fatally striking her father J W Shepard and his brother Taylor Shepard with an axe. Authorities say she produced the bloody weapon and gave as motive alleged mistreatment by the men who lived with her. The double funeral occurred Sunday and an inquest is planned after further inquiry.

Newkirk Okla Burns Rader Kay County Ebby Shepard J. W. Shepard Taylor Shepard Wats Mur Laorea Here Shepards Cassidy Associated Press Arkansas City Kans

Senator Gore Will Not Attend Dry Congress in Spokane

Senator Gore of Oklahoma declines invitation to the fifth dry farming congress in Spokane October 3 6 but voices strong support for dry farming as good farming and a path to reform agricultural practice. Secretary Burns notes the method’s success in Oklahoma and other states.

Spokane Wash United States Gore Oklahoma John T. Burns West Burns

New Railroad Chartered From Davis to Lawton Oklahoma

Guthrie Sept. 14 a charter has been issued for the zinc belt railway to run from Davis westward toward Lawton about eighty miles. Capital stock is $50,000. Principal business location is Davis with directors Gertrude Sober R C Hope A O McCord T H Slaver and W S Lewis all of Davis J S Davenport and daughter Grace left for Little Rock Arkansas where Grace will attend school.

Guthrie Oklo Davis Lawton Gertrude Sober R. C. Hope A. O. McCord T. H. Slaver W. 8 Lewis

West Will Stay On Of County Seat Fight

Guthrie Oklahoma September 19 Attorney General Charles West declines to intervene in Swanson county seat dispute stating action should be brought by a county attorney of Comanche Kiowa or Tillman counties rather than the AG He notes district courts of those counties have jurisdiction over the portions involved and that the case does not affect the entire state He will not pursue Supreme Court action.

Guthrie Oklo Charles West Swanson John Faln Comanche County Comanche Kiowa Tillman County Supreme Court

Clouds block Alpine crossing by aviators Waymann and Chavez

Brig, Switzerland, Sept. 19 cloud and fog hid peaks as American Waymann and Peruvian Chavez attempted to cross the Alps toward Milan. Chavez reached 7546 feet before turning back. Waymann climbed 1700 feet, met violent winds, and retreated. The flights, under a competitive agreement, must start here and cover 75 miles over Alpine passes before Sept. 26, maintaining at least 7000 feet to clear the peaks.

Associated Press Brig Switzerland Waymann Chavez Alps Bompleon Pass Milan Italy

Fire Devastates Hutchison Wholesale Grocery Stock

A major blaze at the Hutchison Wholesale Grocery company in Hutchison Kansas today destroyed a large portion of stock. Estimated loss runs to seventy five thousand dollars and was fully covered by insurance.

Hutchison, Hutchison, Kans Pire Hutchison Wholesale Grocery Company

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