davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24

benz groben &rber (b0dfter gerg oes
bDbmifd1baberifden Malbes) babe fab
rem feben. Sein beritorbener 0ater
babe beute i'm @rabe eine unrubige
Na9t; benin er babe au9 Sbomas gez
beiben, unb ale Spbten bie1es Namens
miifen biefe Na9t auf benz Iriebbofe
bic Nnfunft hires @9uBbeiligen err
tparten. Sic belfen ibm bann aus
benz Magen unb besletten i'm gu benz
&reuae, bus plDBlib pis bon 5euer gu
ftrablen anfanee. BORT fnie Der !Seiz
lige nieber, bette, gebe alien 1einen ST.
gen unb berf6ninbe unter benz &reu3e.
@rft iebt birfen bic Sbomasbriiber
tpieber ibre 9rdber auffu9en, INN Elm
Sabr oarin gu f9lummern, big bic
slei6e Stunbe iie nieber gu benz gleiz
den Stenfte rufe. - 60 lebrt Der alte
@b~erglaube Der 8Dbmerpalbbauern.
lin Mitternadt ertparten ie ben
Magen. SEPT bebt bic glode gum
@9lage aus, unb bic erreste ginbilz
bungsfraft bermeint, pirfli9 ben Was
gen rafeln gu bDren: lauter, tpeit laus
ter als i'm 8oriabre bonnert er burd
bic 2uft bin. Da 1T erobe @efabr.
Iqes fniet nieber. fpri9t bas 9bomasz
gebet, uno Der 9ausbater ruff anbGds
tis aug: n9eiliser Sbpmas, bef9ibe
u1s bor alien llebeln!" Inter 3ittern
unb 3agen betet anes Elm 8aterunIer.
unterbefen tits fpdt ~geporben. Ser
belize 8affee unb bic Weden ftGrfen
tDieoer bic gebriidten @emiitber. Sept
tits atpei ubr. Da enblid tDnt bas
9orn bes Na9tpGdters, unb alei9
barauf erflinst fein 2ieb:
~9stne lieben Mdnner unO 6ruuen Taft eub
iagen,
Die beilige @lOds bat grab stusi llbr eefdla.
gen,
NebmtS end in adt Dor Geuer unb Qiht,
DAFT end ourd ben heiligM Sbomas nifts
gei6i9tl"
Iltem 8rau9e eemGb trdst Der
Ha9tpddter iebes Sabr in biefer Na9t
et1en langen tpeiBen Bart, eine
f9tpar5e Suite unb auf benz Saupte
cine md9tige 8ifdofsmuBe. Dsr
9ausbater gebt an bic Sbir, Tim benz
Ha9tpG4ter benz 9erfommen gemdB
etnige 9reu5er gu seben, unb nun erft
gebt's gu 8ett, na9bem nod einnal
bas 9aus bur6fudt tit unb bic beiben
&iibe i'm Staue nit DreifDnigspafer
unb gepeibtem Sal5 befprenst iinb.
Oenn aud ie ftno in Gefabr nor ben
S9reden Der Sbomasna9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
sabel ais aaosinadtsssfdenk.

Gin orisineGes Meibna6tsgefdent
ndmlt9 einen Sdbel, erbielt zines Sas
ges Elm befannter Wiener 6offdaufpie=
ler bon einem ibm unbefannten preu@
bti9en Hittmeifter. Oas Beoleitfhreiz
ben, bas ben poftfempel Berlin trus,
lautete:
nSebr seebrter 9err! - S9 babe
Sic bor adt Sagen gelesentli6 elmer
Matinee I'M fzSperntbeater gu Mien
i'm ,Grieg i'm Grieben' eefeben unb mar
nit Sbnen re9t sufrieben. Sic geben
ben preubif9en 3aba1eriezO ffi5ier nit
@nfanb unb S9neibisfeit. Nur @ines
babe i'd. an Sbner gu riigen, unb bas
TT Sbr unter aner &ritif bGnsenber,
bO9ft Observation-Disclosures Sdbel, Der
mir benin audi fofort unliebiam in bic
@l9en fta9. Gin Slid fir sic, bab
Sic nt9t meiner Gsfabron a~ngebDren!
sd erlaube mir baber, Sbnen I'M aus
berbienitlt9en Wege einen ben 0or=
idriften bes beutf9en 9eeres bo1tpms
men entfpre9enbsn SGbel anbei gu
uberfenben, ben Sic fiinftiebin in
Gbren tragen m0gen -"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24

9as .G9Snfe." Ser 9erla9 elmer
f9peoif6sa 3eituns forberte fiiraIi@
Die 2sIer our 8eantppriung elmer
preisfrage a,lf, in nelder In mDsli9It
fnapper 5afua9 basienise gu nennen
lei, mos i9gen dig bas .S90nite" auf
Der Meit porI9pebe. Den erifen preis
frbielt Elm Qefer fir Die Mattport: nDie
Iusen meirer Mutter." Ser apeite
preis nurbe benz ginfenber Der Mntz
mort: n9ie 8erpirfli9ung zines berre
liAen Sraumbilbes" 3uerfannt. Ginen
Sroftpreis enoli9 erbielt Der Ginien<
Der Der folsenben faerabaften Mnts
mort: rDos S9Onfte auf Der Mslt TT
bic Shot bes Wannes, Der bos aurss
bud Derftedt, fpenn feline bDfe @9tpies
germutter abrstfen pin."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
sambb,tt fam ridt aebetIt ,peroen

ourd9 Iofale Npplifationen, neil lie ben
fralfen Sell beg Sbres ni1t errei1en
fOnnen. gs eiebt r1ur einen @eg, Die
Ealbbeit gu furiereu, unb Der it bnrd
fonltitntioneGe 9eiImitteI. SnIbbeit nir6
onr9 einen ent8iirlbeten 3uftnnb Der
i9letmigen Musfleibung Der guftaHi56en
@obre berurladt. 8enn biefe N6bre
li6 ent5iinbet, babt SIR einen rumpeInz
ben Son ooer unboufommenes @eb6r;
uno ipenn tie gang gei9loiien III, erfolgf
Sn1bbeft, nno Dern bic g~nt3iin6unq
ni6t geboben nnb bieie N61re nieoer in
ibren ~gebDrigen Sm5fano beriebt nerben
lam, tDirb Das @ebor fir INNER aerit6rt
iperben; rleun Sale nnter 5ebn iin6 6urd
&atarrb beruria6t. nel9er nidts aIs
EN- ent5iinoeter 3uitano Ser idleimigen
Sberfldde lit.
8ir tpoaen einbunbert 9oIars fir ies
ben, our6 &atarrb beruria1ten Sau bon
Saubbeit geben, ben mir ni6t burh stns
nebmen bon rSau's &atarrbs aur" beiIen
tonnen. 2aBt gu6 umfont 3irfrlare
fomrnen.
S. 5. GbeneD G. g., gulebp, ..
Werfauft bon allen &potbefern, 75c.
Sails GamiIien@gilen finb Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24

laltbtergSeife 51 ibrem@unlte1 beeilt=
fluBt, bot leOes llebergeipi6t in Ser
brutaliten @eiie al1sgebertet un0 nit
eirtem @ort fem Mittel 9ei6eltt, Inn
BEN @egner SIT Saa 81 bringen. lin
0as 5l5ugeben, broltdt man gar 11idt
IN oaS @utgebelll Ser profeiiiorellen
Sruitge9ner ein5ritimmen. l1no 1ltr
our6 oteie Wtittel bat iie oie urga=
beure uno lngebelterli6e Wfa6tItel=
lung errlrtgen, oie iie bel1te eill-
nin11t, cine Stelung, Die on unb iiir
iid idon cine @efobr fir eit 2o1o
uno ieine fommer5ieIlen, inoultrfel=
len ufto = nrorolii6en Gerbdltniiie
biloet. GieGeidt iino fir &odefeQer
aae oieie Wo6inotionen au6 mir
Gro6en BON u@ei6idli6feit" itllo
o@etponOtbeit" ober sic @elt I'M
I%agemeinen renltt tie ood onoers.
llno tie bat re6t ootnit. 8enn oiele
Wfetbooen atf unierm Sanoels= ullo
SronItriegebiet als allgenteil1 gii[tig
a%nerfannt u11o ongeipanot meroell
miiroen, oonn niiroe Uni er gall5el
Sanoels= uno Snouitrie : @erfcbr
l6lieBli6 81 eitlem Holtbrittertulll
meroen, mie es i6limmer inn Mittel-
otter ni6t eriltiert bat. 9e1r ooB 6
iid unter moeren 5ormen oblpiele.l
miiroe ols oan1ols.
AuS louisville, ap., miro genet
BET: Ser &on1pf 5pii6e1 Ser Sine
ricon tobacco 50. (oem Sruif uah
oen acknowledgements, oie urtter Dem
Nomen u8urlep Sobacco Miiocia=
ton" p%erbiinoet, oie Sobafsernte
&entudp's 5tpei Sabre lang 5l1riid=
bielten, bot nit einem poaigen Siegg
Der lebteren geerloet. Ser Srult fat
ben 9orl5en aufgeipeiderten gorrat
aufgefmtft nno be5ablt 201@ Gents
per 8funo fiir Die grnte BON 1906
nno II Gents fir Die grnte bon
1907. 9epor oie Sabofspflan5er
BON Sc &elltudier Counties lire Ser
binorng idufen, batte Der Sruit llur
s Gents per Hftno be5oblt. @eger
90,000,0 900 Gfnllo Sabof neroer
bon Dem Gerfauf betroffen nno $t4,=
100000 merOen ooour6 in llmlaui
fonrmell. Wan erlpartet oaol1rd Ell
men rielieen fommer5iellen I1lf=
lhpung IN ben 2anoOiItriften Deg
Staates.
u9ie ugurlep tobacco 9(iiocia-
ton" fiibrte ibren &arnpf befanntlidJ
nit 5iilfe Ser Nadtreiter, meldt
olle Ibtriinnigen gum Ini1lnB an
Die gelpegnng 5pangen. 9urd Ole
geilegung oes Samples miro oieies
ltnmeien in @eefoG fomnler."
@ir fiirdten, oaB man bierin II
rem miro. IS miro Sen 2eutetl in
&entudp tpobl ebenio geben, nie es
nod INNER oenen gegangen til, Sic
ben Seufel nit 8eel5ebnb babefl alls=
treiben moaen. u9ie id rief, oie
Setter, nero ib nidt 1tlebr log. y
Siel l6limmer, ais Die i1limmiteil
Saten u%nierer i6limmiten Sruits III
oas @eiBfappen= ulto Nabtreiter=
8eien, uno mebe Der @ege1o, ia bem
Stoate, IN Dem lid oieier &rebsI6a=
Den einmal feitgeIebt 6ot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24

Grfaltnms sebeilt in einem Sag.
Nebmt 2aratine grpntp gbininsSab~
lets. 9ru99iit eiebt @elb 5uriid, petril
fein @rfolg. 6. @. @rpbe's l1nterIbrift
auf ie0er S6adteI. 25 gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
pi, Gbomasnadt.
Sbte Si9ebnas I'm 36bmertpaISe = See be
iGletfte gindiftuGdfer.


SpGter als in elmer anberen Der bet
ligen Nd9te" bes Sabres legt man it'd
I'm 8obmerpalbe an 36omastage (21
9e3ember) CUR &ube,
&ur5 por 5ebn ubr ftnben iid all
in Der groBen SamiGienitube auiam
men. Mutter unb Scooter lafen bal
@ptnnrab idnurren, Ser 8utel
i9niBt unb lebrt ben Sobn bas gleide
auf benz 6erbe bdngt Der &e1el, MORN
bas Wafer iiebet, BON benz nod IN
ipater @tunbe Elm Seftfaffee eebraut
tperben foa. Ser groBe Slid tit bid;
an bic Ofenbanf sei6oben, bic iid
rings an ben Mdnben fprtieBt, unb bill
fleine 2dmpe erbeGt bas beruBte Gin.
mer nun balb. nnperpanbt Die Nu,
gen auf ben 8e6er gert9tet, an benz e,
orbeitet, er3dblt Der Batter, ME feir
8rpBbafer ben beiligen Sbomas aui
efnem feurigen 8agen bonn Offer nad
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
ReiChe Farm Laendereien

gum Gerfauf. nobe Dem biibiden
gictoria, @olffiiite, Geras, nno 4
Gilenbabnitationelt. Geidar 8ooen,
offene Hrairie bereit fir BEN 8flltg
ilno iebr geeignet fin oeuti6e 7ar-
lller, oa I'M County mebr mie sic
9alfte m~oblbabenoe 9eutide liti0.
Breile mo 3ablrngsbeOingungen
maBig.
gerlangt, einige CUTE oeutIGe
A9enten. S6reibt (engliid) mege3l
boiler S%nformation on
S. s. 8ellinstun IT,,
Sort @ortb SeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24
giQie SIT p%crfamfem.

440 afer 2ano = so ader in
&llltnr. Stub 5ront. gfeit in @el-
oelan0. 2eidte 8eoingunoen. 8ite(
perfect
s. q. @arrcn,
Sutberlono Springs, Sero8.
Der 0orgler fiiblt fi6 ocr-
leidtert". penn er iid g6eidpert@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-24

Gin @ladstag am Meibno6ts-
tag seboren gu iperben, fon Slid fiir's
gauge 2eben perbeiBen. Sn S6lefien
bat Elm am Meibnadtstag geborener
Sunge bic bette Nusiidt in ieiner 2es
benSbabn als Nbbotat ober als =
0iebl
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
BRYAN'S DAUGHTER
MAY GET DIVORCE
Denver Society Circulating Story
that Mrs. Leavitt Will ask for Di-
vorce on Grounds of Non-support

Denver. Nov. 9-The Bryan-Leavitt
romance is facing an ugly elimination in
the divorce courts. say Mrs. Levitt's
friends here
All the misery which the eldest daughter
of the Commoner is said to have suffered
since three months after her sensational
marriage to William Homer Leavitt. six
years ago, win be aired in the district
court in Denver where. it is said, Leavitt
will fight to the last ditch.
For more than year the tongues Of
social and artistic Denver have wagged
with choice morsels concerning domestic
nfelicity in the Leavitt household. Once
it was rumored that Mrs, Leavitt would
sue for divorce. Then came an emphatic
denial from her. Leavitt, il was said
threatened to circulate stories whichwould
be embarrassing to his wiie's father.
It finally became known that Mrs.
Leavtt, while not intending to longer
live with her husband. would not drag
her difficulties with him into the limelieht
during the tendency of a national cleo
tion.
If the complaint has already been filed
in Denver, it has been religiously Suppress
ed. This is believed by some for the
reason that Leavitt has mysteriously left
Paris.
Mrs. Leavitt. il is alleged, will ask for
divorce on the technical grounds of nom
support.
Officially, the Leavitt home is in Denver.
Mrs, Leavitt with her two children, is at
Fairview.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
Governors INVITED To
MEET At WASHINGTON
National Contention of Resources Commission
Has Again Called Meeting to Discuss Work
Carried on During Summer and FaL--Fnst
Inventory of Nations Resources is Out
come of Commissions Work

Washington, Nov. 9-lnvitations to a
second meeting in Washington to govern
ors or their representatives have been
sent out by the national conservation Of
resources commission. The date announc-
ed is Tuesday, December 8. At the same
time letters are going out announcing for
Tuesday, December 1. the first general
meeting of the conservation commission
itself for organization.
The governors will discuss the work which
the national conservation commission has
been carrying on during the summer and
fall. The outcome of this work is the first
thorough inventory of the nations natur-
al resources the federal government has
ever made On this inventory the report
which President Roosevelt has requested
the commission to make to him not later
than January will be based
The Southern commercial congress.
whose chief purpose is the awakening of
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
ENOUGH TO ELECT
CANNON SPEAKER
Opposition SO Weak That Republican
Caucus Will Make Choice of
Uncle Joe Unanimous

Chicago, Nov 9.--Republican congress
sional headquarters in this city closed
yesterday with the final announcement
that 213 republicans had been elected to
the sixty-frst congress. and that clear
majority of the republican members elect
are pledged to support Speaker Cannon
for reelection.
There is no question about the election
of Speaker Cannon" said one Of the
prominent officials. who was connected
with the Cannon presidential boom prior
to the Chicago convention, and who has
been at the congressional committee
/, headquarters during the campaign.
"Teleerams and letters from successful
candidates in the congressional districts
have been received here in quantities
sufficient to warrant the assertion that
there will be no opposition to Uncle Joe
in the republican caucus at Washington.
and that he will be reelected unani-
mously.'
II was suggested some formidable can
didates were in sight, notably from Iowa.
"All bunk, said this official. Con-
gressman Fowler has been suggested, but
he is merely peeved' because the currency
bill was taken away from his committee
on banks and banking He will not even
show when the time comes"
Speaker Cannon will meet number Of
western congressman in conference here
today. The organization of the next con-
eress and plans for the short session of
the present congress, will be discussed
Tuesday the speaker will 60 east for
conference with the house committee on
wsys and means, and the advisibility of
tackling tariff revisionat the short session
will be gone over. 1t is said that the COR
ference between Speaker Cannon and
Chairman Hitchcock here yesterday. was
on this point exclusively
Concessions arcTep0rted to have been
made by both sides which 60 far to elimi
nate all possible opposition to the re-eiec-
ton of Speaker Cannon which might
emanate from the present administration,
the personal lieutenants of fPresident-Elect
Taft, or from the republican national
committee.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
OCTOBER TERM Of
COUNTY COURT
Three Jurors FailedstO Appear and
Attachments for Contempt Were
Issued Against Them.

The October term of the Craig county
court, which was postponed on account OF
the election last week. convened here this
morning and heavy docket is before the
court. This forenoon was spent in dis
posing of all of the civil cases that could
be attended to, and the remainder Of the
civil cases we're placed at the foot of the
docket. This afternoon two civil cases
were set for hearing. They were the
cases of Carlisle vs. Huett on a suit in
connection with the sale Of the Blackstone
hotel in this city, and the case of Burk
VS.. Cowan.
Three of the jurymen called for this
term failed to appear end Judge Frear
issued attachment for them for contempt.
These jurors were. Harry Howell j. R.
Williams and John R. Campbell
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
SHOOTS POSTMASTER
AND THEN KILLS H|MSEL Ii
By Associated Press

BY Associated PreSS
New York Nov. 9--Postmaster Edw. M
Morgan of this city was shot down in the
street and seriously wounded as he was
leaving his home in l46th street for the
post office this morning by Erick B. Mack
ey, a stenographer employed by down
town law firm. who then shot and in
stantly killed himself. The cause of the
shooting is unknown.
The only excuse known for the shooting
was that Mackey had complained to
Washington postoffice authori ties that his
mail had been tampered with and that
the electric lights had been turned out
while he was reading in the post office
corridor. Mackey received a reply that the
light incident was an accident and that
there was no evidence that his mail had
been tampered with. Postmaster Morgan
is expected to recover. Mackey is believ-
ed to have been insane.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
nine OPERATORS
GO OUT ON STRIKE
Employees of Local Telephone Ex-
change Quit Because Chief OPP
orator Was Not Discharged

Vinita is in the midst of real live
strike. Nine operators and two linemen
of the Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph
company refused to continue their work
this morning, and for time the local ex-
charge was without operators, but new
operators were put on the board and the
service continued in good shape. The
operators who struck this morning were,
Carrie Herr. Ethel Nash, Marie and En-
ma Arter, Sadie and Maude Meninger,
Nellie Brown. Juliet Cannon and Mae
Dickinson, and Linemen Chas Killebrew
and Wilson Cook.
The cause Of the strike is said to have
been because the manager refused to fire
the chief operator, Miss Laura Mcdaniel
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09

There was box supper at the Harris
school house Saturday night, Nov. 7,
Music was furnished Nv the Vinita boys
and a pleasing entertainment given by
the pupils. One cake brought $25.82.
the total amountreceived was $48.77
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09

the people of the fourteen southern states
to the value of their natural resources
will be in session on December 7 and 8
and will then merge with the National
Rivers and Harbors congress, which will
hold its annual meeting December 8 tc
H.
The week beginning December 6 will be
a conservation week in Washington. There
viii be at least four important bodies in
session here whose purposes are connected
with the conservation movement. The
country life commission will hold meet
ing after having completed the first part
of its swing around the country.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
PIERCE ARRIVES IN TEXAS
TO APPEAR IN COURT
By Associated Press

DJ f1Oco@A0hC0 . N1oo
HiIsboro, Tex, Nov, 9.-H- Clay Pierce
arrived here from the north last night He
retired early and asked to be excused
from seeing newspaper men
Mr.. Pierce went to the court house to-
day and entered recognizance for his
appearance in court on November %, the
day set for taking up the criminal docket
The district judge and district attorney
agreed on a $4,000 appearance bond
for Pierce. All OF the signatures to the
bond are those of citizens of Texas. They
represent an aggregate wealth of three
and a half Inilion dollars. The trial of
the case was continued until the January
term of court Pi' rec returns to St Louis
tonight
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
CLAIM TWO GENT
FARE IS TOO LOW
Eighteen Railroads in Missouri are
Plaintiffs in Case Affect
ing New Law
By Associated Press


Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 9---Representa-
tives of eighteen of the leading railroads,
operatingM in Missouri. appeared before
federal Judge Smith McPerson here today
to prove their contention that railroads
are unable to operate with profit under a
two cent passenger rate and the maxim
um freight law, passed by the last legis-
lature and now in operation. The state
of Missouri is defendant and represented
by Herbert Hadley attorney general and
newly elected governor. This is Govern
or-elect Hadleys first visit to his home
city since the election. The state claims
that reasonable profit is possible under
the new regulations.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
John Oskison Critically Ill

Bert Oskison left last night for La Junta
Colo. in response to a telegram stating
that his father. John Oskison was believed
to be dying from heart failure. John
Oskison lived for number of years on
his place two miles west of fVinita and an
army of friends here, who regret to learn
of his break in health and possible death
by this time Mr.. Oskison is 73 years
old and went to La Junta few months
ago for the benefit of his health.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
ALLEGED ARREST
At FALLS DENIED
Bookkeeper of Bank Robbed on
October 20 Was Never Arrested
As Was Reported at Guthrie
By Associated Press

by Associated PreSS
Guthrie. Okla. Nov. Son October 26th
an item, sent out from Guthrie telling OF
the robbery of the First State Bank Of
Falls, Lincoln county Okla. asserted that
George Schmake, a bookkeeper Of the
bank, had that day been arrested on sus-
picion of knowing something of the rob-
berry. The reported arrest of Mr. Schmake
proves to have been an error.
The facts now disclosed show that he
was not arrested. The authority for the
report of the alleged arrest was given out
by the sheriffs Office in Guthrie, by the
officers Of a national bank in this city
and by persons coming from Chandler
who asserted that Schmake was in jail
there.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
FORMER BANKS PRESIDENT
MAY SUCCEED ". B. R|DGELY
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
Kansas, City, Mo-, Nov. 9.--It was an
nounced here today that W. B. Ridgely,
president Of the re-organized National
Bank of Commerce, is 70 be replaced by
DIR. w. S. Woods. the deposed president OF
the bank. and that Woods friends have
succeeded in buying up majority of the
stock, thus securing control Ridgely last
winter resigned his position as comptroller
of the currency to become the head Of the
bank
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
EDITOR BUTLER'S SON
IN A CRITICAL CONDITION

Pryor Creek, Okla, Nov 9.-Milton But
Ter, son of Editor H. M. Butler Of the Pryor
Creek Clipper, who was cut in a fight at
CEouteau Monday night, is lying at the
family home in a critical condition. He
was cut in twelve places. but only one is
necessarily dangerous. Clay Brown
cashier of the Farmers & Merchants bank
at Chouteau, is under a $4,000 bond,
charged with the assault.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
RAY LAMPHERE FACES
CHARGE OF MURDER
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
Laporte. Ind, Nov. 9.-Breathing fresh
air for the first time in six months out
side of prison walls, Roy Lamphere this
morning was brought from the county Jail
to the circuit court room to answer a
charge of murder in the first degree, for
the death of Mrs Belle Guinness and three
children. The court house was crowded
with spectators.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
LEADERS SAY NO FIGHT
ON GOMPER'S IS KNOWN
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
Denver, Colo. Nov, Though there is
much talk of plans afoat to oust Samuel
Gompers from the presidency of the
American Federation of Labor. Several
leaders declared this morning. before an
nual convention of that organization was
called to order, that they did not know of
any organized opposition to Gompers.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-09
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS
STATE AGAINST COLLEGE
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
Washington, D. C. Nov 9-In deciding
the case Of Berla college Versus the state
of Kentucky, favorably to the state, the
supreme court. Of the United States. today.
held that states may constutionally
legislate to prevent co-educatfon Of the
white and blacks races.