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The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1910

Page

8

School Bonds Sold for New High School Building

The city expects construction to start within thirty days after bond sales finally closed. John Muveen of Chicago arranged the deal with a $3000 certified check as good faith. Attorneys must approve the Chicago abstract. money may be available by October 15. The board also fills a seventh grade vacancy with Prof. Adama of Illinois and moves eighth graders to the old college building to accommodate growth.

Ward Echo John Muveen Chicago Adama Illinois Olive Brashear Bolivar Alice Riker

Supreme Court hands down many decisions in Oklahoma

Guthrie Sept 28 The Supreme Court refused a rehearing in Sydney C Chapple vs Samuel B H Didney Muskogee attorney. Bodine of Oklahoma City failed in an appeal in damage suit against Times Journal. Durant referee appointed in Kay county seat contest. Okmulgee land contest and depot case remanded for new evidence. Dunn Kane dissented in land advance. Writ of prohibition granted against Muskogee County guardian matters for Edith Durant pending appeal.

Supreme Court Thomas J. Bodine Oklahoma City Hhis Times Journal Publishing Company Bodine J. M. Crook Durant Kay Blackwell Newkirk Mayor and Commercial Club of Okmulgee James Parkinson Skelton Dunn Kane Corporation Commission Nowata

Miners Expect Busy Season Near McAlester Oklahoma

Indications point to a busy season with the cda mines in this vicinity beginning within ten days. Since operations resumed a week ago little coal has been dug as preliminary reshaping took priority. By October first, at current pace, about 25 000 men are expected to be at work in the district.

McAlester Okla Cda Dletriet

Cruce to Speak in Craig County Campaign Night

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Hon. Lee Cruce of Ardmore will speak in Craig city next Wednesday at 7 o clock p m with stops in Centr alia Bluejacket and Welch the following day. A letter confirmed his appearance and county committees plan a lengthy campaign from the opening through election night.

Craig County Lee Cruce Ardmore Centralia Bluejacket Welch

Payne AIdrich Tariff Law Not Fulfilling Party Pledges

Madison Wis Sept 28 A portion of the republican platform adopted by the resolutions committee was released before delegates read it to the convention. It praises Senator La Follette and Wisconsin progressives and declares the Payne Aldrich tariff law does not fulfill party pledges. It calls for changes including valuing railroads and prefers a graduated income tax with national control of resources.

Madison Wis Resolutions Committee Senator LaFollette

Not a Technical Medical Lecture on Dr McCormack Visit

Notice to Vinita readers that Dr J N McCormack will address the public on topics of pure food pure drugs better sanitary and hygienic conditions and the role of citizens in improving health. He is not giving technical medical material but a civic discussion urging attendance by all community members including lawyers teachers and clubwomen followed by a discussion session.

Vinita J. N. McCormack State Board of Health of Kentucky McCormack Organization Committee The American Medical Association Dr. McCormack

Lecture by Dr McCormick in Vinita on October 3

Dr J N McCormack national organizer of the American Medical Association will give a free lecture at the Auditorium Monday evening October 3. The physician will discuss better food better drugs better doctors and better health, offering knowledge not elsewhere obtainable. The Chieftain will publish related articles daily and hopes Vinita residents seize the chance.

J. N. McCormack American Medical Association Vinita

Charges Stated in Oklahoma Governor Haskell Trial

Federal court in Muskogee opens the case against Governor Charles N. Haskell and associates for conspiracy to defraud the government and Creek Indians in a 1902 town lot sale. Indictments named W. T. Hutchings C. W. Turner and W. R. Eaton, with jurors including Cherokee John Carlisle. Witnesses include S. R. Rush A. Z. English F. B. Severs. proceedings detail prior suits by Mott and ongoing debates over indictment legality.

Associated Press McAlester Okla Muskogee R. Bush Haskell Charles N. Haskell Oklahoma S. R. Rush Omaha William J. Gregg Albert Z. English F. B. Severs Nolle W. T Hutchings Clarence W.turner Walter R. Eaton Easter Proerty John Carlisle John A. Marshall Utah Hagkell C. B. Stuart United States Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis Lonsbaugh District Court of Wyoming Stuart Marshal M. L. Mott Mott White A. Z. English Tthe Mott Slyvester R. Rush O. E. Pagan New York United States A. English C. W. Turner W. T. Hutchings W. R. Eaton Jesse Marshall Gregg Marshall Tulsa Arkansas Indian Territory

State Board Starts Seed Wheat Distribution in Oklahoma

Sulphur Oklahoma September 28 The state board of agriculture began distributing a carload of Kharkof hard Turkey red wheat to farmers. One thousand bushels via Medicine Lodge Kansas sold in five bushel lots at seven dollars and fifty cents per lot or one dollar fifty cents per bushel freight prepaid when under that price. President Connors shipped 100 bushels to McAlester penitentiary to plant 100 acres, aiming to make the pen distributing point next year if yields are good.

Okla State Board of Agriculture Oklahoma Medicine Lodge Kans Board of Agriculture Connors McAlester Penitentiary Penitentiary 2

WETS WIN IN SAPULPA ELECTION AS DENTON named Mayor

Sapulpa Oklahoma vote swung to the wets with ex Mayor Joe Denton elected to head the city. Commissioners G. Lowdermilk Jock Rice and Jon Murphy also chosen. Induction set for October 17 when the new commission government takes effect. The contest drew intense local interest and marked a clear victory in a long, heated campaign.

Sapulpa Okla Joe Denton Denton G. &. Lowdermilk Jock Rice Jon Murphy

Law and Order League to Press Governor for Probe

A mass meeting of the Law and Order League at the county courthouse voted to send a special committee to McAlester to appeal to Governor Haskell for an assistant attorney general and a full investigation of prohibition enforcement. Over $100 was pledged for the league’s drive as about 200 attendees heard pastors and leaders discuss indictments and sentencing gaps. The committee includes Rev. J Cantrell J C Starr J M Jones C B Rogers and G N Bebout. trips to the governor may occur today.

Law and Order League Court House McAlester Haskell League E. W. Stryker J. C. Starr Third Ward Rev. J. Cantrell J. M

Era of Frenzied Farming Declared by Smythe

William E. Smythe, San Diego figure linked to Irrigation Congress, warns of an era of frenzied farming and land speculation. He advocates a new home-building farmer using intensive, diversified cultivation and limiting land to what a family can farm. He envisions garden cities near urban areas and government leadership in education.

Associated Press Pueblo Colo William E. Smythe San Diego Cal The Irrigation Congress

Roosevelt Wins CapitoGto Event As Temporary Chairman

In Saratoga New York Colonel Roosevelt was elected temporary chairman of the New York state Republican convention. The hall was packed as Abraham Guber attacked Roosevelt quoting a French king remark and denouncing recent actions. The state committee reaffirmed support for Sherman against Roosevelt with hints of party factions and reform efforts amid a larger political contest.

Saratoga N. Y Roosevelt Woodrutt Sherman Abraham Guber Roose United States Caesar Napoleon America Jackass William Barnston Old Guard State Committee Gri Republican Party

Prominent Tulsa County Farmer Found Dead At Home

Owasso Okla Sept 27 George Davis 55 a prominent rich and poor pioneer farmer of Ow township was found dead at his home west of Owasso Monday morning heart trouble caused his death Mrs Davis found him after he failed to respond to her checks He was long time keeper of Owasso Township treasurer of the district road overseer and active in Farmers Union He survived by six children A R Guy Harold Fred and Mrs George W all residents of Owasso Victor lives in Kansas Funeral arrangements not yet made.

Owasso Okla George Davis Ow Township Davis Avis Farmers’ Union Gi Woods Chapel A. R Guy Harold Fred George Wall Victor Kansas

Domestic colonization and civic club display plans

A Civic Club meeting discussed aiding domestic colonization as a national priority alongside tariffs and merchant marine subsidies. The group emphasized purposeful land use and industrial growth to ease population pressure and ensure social peace. Mrs. H W C Shelton led the display exhibit planning for the Ozark project.

Civic Club Ozark H.W. C. Shelton

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Cruce DR. M'Cormick Pagkell Ash Chickasha Office of the Interior Department Washington Indian Agency Gore Sénate Senate LAW and Order League AT Work Smythe Roosevelts Barnes Tulsa County Toper
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