Commercial Club Holds Well Attended Meeting
The Commercial Club of Vinita reports strong turnout at Thursday night’s meeting with broad committee support. Plans include Frisco railroad talks on a Harvey eating house east of the passenger station, a $10,000 cement products plant by N L Gartner and associates, and preparations for Springfield state fair exhibit. Committees named cover highways, railroads, parks, membership, entertainment, manufacturers, publicity, and education.
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Lodge Parker
Oliver Bagby
St. Louis
Conml
Frisco
Harvey
Judge Parker
Parker
Afton
Thie Rity
Minch
Kanana City
Vinita
Davidson
Tampa
N L. Gartner
Chillicothe
First Street
Tablequab Avenue
Katy “Epur
Springfield
CC. Deppe
F. L. Burkhalter
L. W. Marts
Frank Franklin
A. L. Churchill
B. A. McParland
H. M. Mitchell Highways
T. E. Englehart
BL. Orr
J. F. Murphy
L. F. Parker
W Orr
L. Baffington
Geo. Kapp
L. D. Dalquest
C. A. Davidson
Marshall Steven
FF. FB
Two Boards Cooperate In Farm Demonstration Effort
Bentley of the United States firm visits Oklahoma state board of agriculture in conference with A Cobb and officers. Cooperation between federal and state farm demonstration offices is highlighted as vital to expanding methods, with federal aid enabling features the state could not start alone.
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W. 1. Bentley
United States
Oklahoma
State Board of Agriculture
A. Cobb
State Farm Demonstration Work
Farmore
United States Department
Etme Department
Hota
Federal de Partadint
Ui State
Connors Accepts Yoakum Invitation To Join Road Conference
President Yoakum invites Connors and Guthrie to join leaders from Texans Oklahoma and Amankia in a road development symposium. Cannon of the state board of hariculture attends. aim to share practical ideas on good roads to be published later by the department.
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Guthrie.o Ia
Boyt TF
Cannon
State Board of Hariculture
Yoakum
Texans
Oklahoma
Amankia
Connore
Stock of merchandise for land for information write MR A Laavitt Vinita
A brief classified notice offers a stock of merchandise for land and directs inquiries to MR A Laavitt in Vinita Olu asking readers to write for details and price.
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A. Laavitt
Vinita
Yoakum Starts on Good Roads Tour in Private Car
Yoakum will depart eastward today with Oklahoma delegates by private car to observe good road building in eastern states. The trip aims to view practical methods, promote road interests, and attend the national good roads convention in Cleveland. Delegates from Oklahoma include J P Consors and JK Avie roog. other states involved are Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, and New England travelers.
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Lpthire
Okie
Rock
Ixland
Franco Raitro
dayMem
Oklahoma
Valen
Oast-Ern
Yoakum
Parte Ore’ Union
Shawnee
Youkuts
Oxlahoma
Arkansix
Terns
Louisiana
J P Consors
Hate Board of Agriculture
JK. Avie @roog
Farmers’ Union Advocalé
Weet
Fo Smith Mich
New England
Cleveland
Post Office Robbed at Lost Springs
Robbers dynamited the Lost Springs post office early today and stole cash and stamps. The thieves escaped, leaving investigators seeking clues as lawmen probe the burglary at the local facility.
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Lost Springs
West Refuses 10 Grant Request Over State Suit
Guthrie Okla Sept 17 Attorney General West declares there can be but one legal officer of the state and that he is the one to represent state actions. He refuses Judge Buford’s request to use the state name in a suit for the state board of agriculture to test powers. West asserts the attorney general decides when actions start and cautions against unauthorized actions or spending tax dollars on such suits.
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Guthrie
Okla
West
John Hi. Buford
State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Public A
Baz
Supreme Court
Connors
Board of Agrculture
Board of Agriculture
Dismissal of Government Clerk Cites Interior Department action
Washington, D.C. September 17. A Olavia chief of the field division of the General Land Office and headquartered at Swatii was dismissed from service by telegram from Secretary Ballinger. A Christensen of Portland was placed in temporary charge of the Beate division. The action follows the removal of Land Inspector Gravis under Ballinger authority linked to the Cunningham group cases in Alaska, ending a long-pending controversy within the Interior Department.
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Washington, D.C
A. Olavia
Feld
General Land Office
Swatii
Interior
Ballinger
A. Christensen
Portland
Oregon
Gravis
Lettter
Tutt
Atoasewal
Bullinger
Interior Department
Chargea
Joy Giwers
Ev J
Cunningham
Alaska
Glavin
ap @ js
A Pleasing Program At Rebekah Meeting
The Euther Rebekah lodge No. 6 met Friday night September 17 to celebrate the Okth anniversary of the order. A large attendance of Rebekahs and visitors enjoyed a program of music recitations and refreshments. Notable participants included Oscar Jones Myrtle Taylor Jentle Wolfe Mildred Williams Ray Jones Herschel Taylor George Weaver Ethel Wolfe Russell Ballet Myrtle Sheer.
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Euther Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Oscar Jones
Myrtle Taylor
Jentle Wolfe
Mildred Williams
Ray Jones
Herschel Taylor
George Weaver
Williams Cleared in Murder Investigation
In Pitteture Kaos on September 17, the Syrians Seni Wiliamea was released from custody as evidence failed to establish enough grounds to hold him regarding the murder of Mrs Nellie Luke.
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Williams
Associated Press
Pitteture
Kaos
Seni Wiliamea
Mra
Nellie Luke
Cum Tody
Bin
Pure food law aids prohibition in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma September report states that the national pure food law may aid enforcement of prohibition. Beets and beverages including near beers could be deemed imitation foods and require labeling. If near beers are ruled as imitation beer, they become contraband under both state and federal laws regardless of alcohol content.
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Guthrie
Okla
Caldwell
Tdea
State Pure Food Department
National Pure Food Department
Oklahoma
National Pure Food and Drug Act
Sheriff Disarms McMain Brothers at Centralia
Sheriff Ridenhour intervened at the Centralia fair grounds on Wednesday night finding one McMain brother with a quart of whiskey and a revolver. The second brother attempted to draw a weapon but was disarmed. Both were jailed, posted bonds, and later surrendered after an altercation with a deputy.
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Sherif Ridenhour
Centralia
McMain Brothers
Fair Grounds
McMain
Ridenour
Choir Reorganized at Congregational Church Under Bebout
The Congregational church choir is reorganized with Gaylord N. Bebout as director. About fifteen voices form a strong chorus. The solo quartet features Mrs. Gaylord Bebout Miss Nettle Huggins Gaylord Bebout and A T King. They plan a musical program for Thanksgiving.
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Congregational Church
Gaylord N. Bebout
Gaylord Bebout
Taft Breakfasts With Cumming Aims At Commerce Court
Des Moines reports Taft addressing a large open air meeting urging a state commerce court to hear Interstate Commerce Commission rate appeals. He recommends antitrust and stock-ownership restrictions on lines, plus broader railroad reform. Early morning kitchen fire at Mayflower causes alarm but little damage. Prof James Sweetland wins permit to use Vinita Waltz at Dallas Majestic Theater.
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Des Moines
Congress
Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cummings
James Sweetland
W. B. Crawford
Majentle Theater
Dallas
Tex
Human Encyclopedia to Take a Vacation
Spokane Washington report on A Slinmans gatekeeper at the Northern Pacific station who has answered over one million questions from travelers in twenty years. He receives a rare vacation after a Seattle trip and will visit Duluth St Paul and Chicago before heading East. Known as a living encyclopedia with fluency in many languages and Chinook, he is highly regarded among railroad and traveling men in the Pacific Northwest.
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Spokane
Wash
A. Slinmans
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Seattle
Duluth
St. Paul
Chicago
Holden
Pacific
Three Robbers Loot Neosho Falls Bank
In Neosho Falls Kansas three robbers dynamited the Neosho Palle State Bank and escaped with about 9000 dollars. The bank building was wrecked and several shots were exchanged with the town marshal but no one was hurt.
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Neosho Falls Bank
Associated Press
Neosho Falls
Kana
Sept
Neosho Palle
United States Treasurer Trent Resigns From Post
Washington Sept 17 Associated Arena reports United States Treasurer Charlie J. Trent has resigned effective in October with a successor not yet chosen.
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United States
Associated Arena
Washington, D. C
Charlie J. Trent
Hie
Rhoe Jet
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Winita
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