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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
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WENDELL HUSTON,
Darlington. Foster County, N, Dakota
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
GUTHRIE PASTORS IN
"BOOTLEGGING" FIGHT

Guthrie. 0kla Dec 8 Backing ap
the chargea made by state enforce.
meut officers that there IS a bootleg
gers trust here having some men
prominent IN business and social cir,
ties as It's nnaneIal hackers, the mems
bers Of the local ministerial union call.
cd on Governor Haskell today IN
body to assure him Of their support il
the fight which was preepitated by The
governors letter TO Mayor Fafahar
son. asserting That there is a gang Of
most persistent law violators Ia tho
eity and asking if he expects TO correct
conditions aud requesting q reply
State enforcement officers claim
they are not getting any support from
city aIneere Mayor Faragharson has
promised 70 Investigate these charges
and TO punish any city officers found
20 De protecting bootlcegerH q grand
jury Investigation similar 10 th0ae tfsat
have stirred up things q Shawnee and
oklahoma city Is threatened
The clash between state aud city
officers has grown out % the attempt
70 assassinage State Enforcement or.
Ger priestly here. lie bullet going as
tray and hitting p T. rlernan q Santa
re areman. who Is now Ia critical
condition
r. r Cain, ehief state enforcement
officer vas very Indignant over the
report that had been sent ont TO the
effect that the enforcement officers
we're baoy frightened as q result Of the
hght which has been made OH them
BY the local bootlegsefs and were
afraid to appear on the street singly
My men are moi that sort said
Cain while there have been times
when two or three Of them would go
ont together for some special purpose
It Was not because they were afraid
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17

tropoiitau Magazine had just got out
Of hs railroad berth whom the wreck
occurred Mr. Russell was badly hurt
By coming iu contact with a car stove.
Mr Gould and son came in on the
special train bearing the dead and IN.
mred flo left yesterday for his
hunting lodge Afteen miles from hore
declaring the wreck had not disarrmg-
cd his plans Tor weeks outing
Tho dcrailment was caused by a
broken rail about 200 feet from the
trestle spanning the small stream. The
train was composed Of two baggage.
express and mail cars, three day
coaches and Pullmans were thrown
from the treslle into the creek and
along the bana thirty feet below.
At the point whore the 6rst coach
left the track, the right ran was brok-
en- about eighteen inches from a joint
The rail was broken into fragments
for several feet aud torn entirely from
The cross tics The truck wheels ran
on the ties until near the trestle, when
the outside wheels went over allow
ms the brake beams and axles 70 fnli
on the guafd rails Of the bridge
As the ast coach was about on Tie
trestle when the aye coaches topplea
over broke loose from the mail and
express car and umbled into the mud
and water below
The Norfolk pnll1an feI into tie
water while the Richmond sleeper.
Just 10 front landed only PARTIALLY
submerged Most of the fatalities
were IN the Riehmofd sleeper whieh
was demolished
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
KEIFER BANK
CLOSES DOORS
Action Caused by Farmers National
Failure-D Depositors viii Be
Paid.

Kiefer, okla Dec l5.- Acting under
tine orders Of State Bank Commissioner
Young. Bank Inspector Dennis today
closed the First State bank Of Kleter.
The action eas made necessary be.
cause OF the failure of the Farmers Ma
H3na bauk 81 Tulsa YESTERDAY 81
which was deposited $4,000 d tie
funds OF the Kiefer bank
Inspector Dennis stated that all Dc.
-positors would be paid beginning 10
morrow There was no excitement
aud business seemed to move IN the
same regular channels
The bank had deposits Of $4,000
and had loaned approximately s95.
geo. It's capital stock was $4,000.
The officers we're T. r Blaise presi.
dent. G n. WicBizef vice president
T. }. Sullivan. cashier Tho bank had
been ia operation about d year and
was a depository for OH field employees
It was one Of the chain Of banks Of
which the Farmers National at Tulsa
the American National at Bartlesvilie
and the Columbia Bank & Trust com
pany we're part
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
WILL RE0RGANIzE
FARMERS NATIONAL
Steps Taken Toward Reopenlng Bank
That Went to the Wall at
Tulsa Monday

Tulsa, Okla. Dec TO- Plans for tae
reopening and reorganization Of the
Farmers National bank Of this city.
which closed SIS doors on Monday Of
this week occupied the attention Of
thirty of the most prominent men IN
this section gathered last evening III
the Offices OF Wrlghtman, Bush &
Johnson At the conclusion Of the
meeting, President nlolse refused to
make a definite announcement, but as
serted that the prospects were very
bright and that lie hoped within next
two days TO nale q definite announce.
ment.
II present plans materaize there
viii be d complete reorganization Of
the institution, aud men % recognized
standing h the financial world viii
be at the helm It Is aaid that the
comptroller OF the currency is favor
able 70 the plan and viii lend every
possible aid TO Its contamination.
An examination OF the much talked
of Norton paper by men eonversant
with the value Of oil properties IN
the Mid-Continent field last night, re-
yealed that q considerable part Of the
paper believed worthless can be sold
but little short Of par value
Today a committee named Al last
nights meeting viii probe further in.
% the situation and win also deter.
aine just how much aid the plan will
receive from business men net pres.
ent q last nights meeting The com
mittee believes chat little difficulty
will be found in raialne the amount
Of capital desired
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
TESTIFY AGAINST
ALLEGED SNINDLER
Trying Woman on Charge Of Being
Professional ciaimant--Rsilroaa
Men On stand
By A88ooiatea paess

By Assoeiated Press.
Seattle wosn goer IS Witnesses
from several cities III the middle west
were put on The stand today IN the
trla of Mrs Maud If johnson, an ai.
legged professional claimant WHO Is be.
ing tried on q charge of swIndling the
Seattle Electric company ont Of six
hundred dollars bg pretending to have
been injured in q street ear accident.
G J McPhilameyI former claim agent
for tho Leavenworth & Topeka rm
road identified her as Mrs n. l. liar
relson 10 whom he paid two hundred
and Fifty dollars for injuries sustain.
ed at Osbaloosa Kansa ard Carl 8.
Otis g the Rock Island railroad tesli
lied chat be paid four hundred dollars
to her at llefringlon Kans, h la0S
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
THREE STATE CONVIGTS
SURROGATE IN SEWER

McAlester, Okla. Dec. i6 Three
eonyicts Of che state penitentiaW were
smotbered to death In d sewer ditch
eight feet deep today. caused by a
caying wall. They were buried a
depth Of about three feet and all were
dead when recovered
The dead. William Foreman, OF
PitBburg county Who was serving a
term FOR burglary Horace Durham Of
Seminole county, who was serving a
torn for larceny Geroge Snyder. Of
Pittsbmg county, who was serving a
term for burglary
SnydeFs term would have expired
November 27, 1910. and Durham's on
May 80, 1911 Foremans term would
have expired next Sunday
one man escaped from The ditch
with serious bruises. The men we're
working under q prison labor contract
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
WILL INVESTIGATE
RAILROAD WRECK
Rear End Collision Results Do Two
Deaths And Fifteen other
Persons Injured.
by Associated Press.

hy Associated Ifess.
Northeast. Pa. Dee. IA. 10 deter
mine the cause of the fatal wreck on
the Lake shore and Michigan south.
ern railroad near hers last night and
resulting IN three deaths an inyestiga-
tlon will be conducted at Buffalo 10.
day Two Of the dead have been ident
flied as John Clair aged fortyave.
aad Francis Bernard aged tbirty-two.
both Of Cedar Point. ks. who were oa
their way to France. The other was an
italian from California
Fifteen persons were injured seven
seriously
The train was plunging through q
Blizzard at the rate of sixty miles an
hour, when the st. Louis to New York
limited, on the New York Central,
crashed into the rear end Of the Chi.
cago and Boston special Al Of the
killed and injured were occupants ol
the rear coach Of the special None Of
the Limited passengers we're injured.
The Chicago and Boston special was
halted here. owing to O breakdown on
the train ahead, and when the train
appeared the block was lifted and tbe
Chicago and Boston train allowed 70
proceed At this minute the Limited
was due aud as there was no bio <
against It. it continued at the usnal
speed. only 70 collide with the resi-
end OF the slow going fhieaeo and
Boston train
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
TWO TRUNKS FILLED With
hEEInAVITe Tn ct I0IIIc
~ iufHttV ~ ~ L0VIV

Guthrie. Okla. bee IS Two lae
.afummers trunks filled with aaiaavG.
10 be used by the state 10 the defense
Of the 2.eent fare eases which cane
mp for hearing IN the federal oOft'
az sc Louis December a. wefe sent
from here yesterday from the eopofa.
ton commission 20 ST Louis The state
officials who viii take part IN the near
ing were also loaded down with eiips
Tiled with data to be used
Those who left here today 10 als
pen b the hearing Were ATTORNEY
Gene Charles West Asslstau, 81.
toney General George Henshaw. Cor.
poration Commissioners Love aud Nc.
Aiester Tohe Bee. rate expert Of the
corporation commission and Henry
WilmerIng, auditor Of the commission
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
MORE THAN A HUNDRED
SUICIDE LETTERS FOUND
Ig soeiaLea preaa.

By Associated Press
New York Dec. 1876. Further dis.
coverieg ia the room vacated by Mrs
Carolule b Martini mother OF ocey
snead the East Orange bath tub vic.
tim, when she was arrested last night.
were made today by the police The
discoveries included more than a nln.
dred suicide letters, purporting to
have been written by Mrs. snead. One
letter was addressed TO whoever finds
this and expressed dread OF pain
and stated that nobody had harmed
the writer but ! cannot bear the ply
steal Agency il concludes.
Mrs Mary snead, a sister Of Mrs.
Martin and motherinlaw OF Ocey
.snead was arrested this afternoon.
charged with tmplc on in The mur-
der.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
.CAT0OSA HAS A
DISASTROUS FIRE
IA Flend Supposed to Have started the
conflagation--Loss viii Be
over $4,000

Catoosa, Okla Dec 15 Fire which
Is supposed Ia have been Of incendiary
origin, wiped over half Of the business
section Of this place OF the map yes
terday morning. starting'in the Iear Of
the postonice shortly after o'clock.
Before the flames had eaten their
way to a large stone building which
proved a barrier, they had completely
consumed the postonlee, a furniture
store. millinery establishment. a
grocery. a combined butcher shop AND
grocery the Catoosa hotel ana O drug
store.
The area which was flame swept
was over half a block square and rep
resented about half Of the business
section of the village
The fire was FIRST discovered IN the
rear af the postoflloe. and il Is thought
that some on maliciously applied a
lighted match to some Paper and trash
denominations ON the exterior Of the
building. but near enough that tie
frame structure could not help catch
ing Ere
The first sight Of the flames was
The signal for arousing the entire pop
ulace and every effort was put forth
TO save as much from the burning
buildings as possible But little Mt.
tempt was made to fight the fury OF
the flames. The houses into which
the fire was gradually eating were all
frame buildings and burned like SO
much tinder and to fight such a fire
successfully takes the modern appar
atus,
The MeQuay Furniture store. car.
rylng heavy stock that had just
been Installed, was located adjoining
the postofIlce. and was the second
building to catch. Some few pieces
of furniture we're dragged from this
building, but the loss may be said to
have been complete, as II was in the
other burned houses.
Owing to the large stone building
which joined the furniture store. the
fire could not penetrate further IN
that direction IN the reverse diree
! ton. however. lay the Jordan grocery
ard meat market. the Catoosa hotel
owned by Dad" Richardson. the drua
store. the millinery and the second
grocery. and one after the other ol
these we're destroyed in quick success
sion From the starting Of the fire tC
its termination was little over an hour
and a halfs time
The reported loss OF from $4,000
70 $4,000 is said to be too high, nc
oordlng to the best information OBJ
talnahle. although Il viii run well to
ward those figures perhaps 70 $50.
oaa Of $4,000.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
George J. Gould and Son Among Passengers,
Escape Unscqthed - Entire Train ThrOwn
From Track and Rolled DOwn Thirty Foot
Embankment - Accident Caused BY
Broken Rail at Trestlc Spanning
Small Stream Most Fatalities
We're in Sleeper.

Greeusboro N. G. Dec i6 George
Gould and his son, Jay We're un.
scathed ia the wreck yesterday OF
local passenger train No, n ON the
Southern railway at Reedy Ford tres.
tie Eleven bodies were removed last
night from the wreckage Il IS re-
ported fourteen are dead Twenty
five are being cared for al ST. Leo's
hospital
The identified dead are
a. p. CONE. superintendent OF the
Richmond aa4 Danvlle division oi
the Southern railway Richmond va
II. c. WHITE. travelling auditor
Washington. u. G.
ISAAC DAMMALs, porter on the
Richmond sleeper
C. b. NOLAN, Pullman conductor
Greensboro
FRANK W. KILBY Brmiugbam
Ala.
VIRGIL E. HLeoMB Mount Airy
~. G.
ED SALON Denton. n. G.
RICHARD EAMEs, a prominent
mining enetneer of Salisbury. NJ G
JoHN e BR0DNAX Richmond,
Va
e y BAGB1 Hicnmond Va
The body Of an unidentified whi,a
man. Is years old. was recovered late
last night
Gould who. with his son Jay was
III one Of The pullmans when the train
jumped the track and who was ~
ported dead escaped uniniured The
Gonlds and a friend 4 I Russell Of
New York former editor OF the Me
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
MANGLED BODIES
FOUND NEAR TULSA
Believed 10 az Bodies Of Victims Z
Nitroelycerlne or Dynamite
Explosion.

Tulsa. okla, Dec i6 Two horribly
mutilated bodies. believed by the au-
thorities to be the remains OF yegg-
men, were found on the west bank Of
the Arkansas river, just below the
wagon bridge, shortly after 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon The face OF one
body, entirely nude, was missing, while
only the hip remained OF another hui
man. For some two hundred feet
about the place were found shreds Of
human flesh. A few feet away lay the
remains OF dog also dismembered,
while between the two the earth show
ed a gaping hole.
The men. it is believed We're the
victims OF dynamite or nitroglycerine
which they we're carrying with them.
The police believe that the men real.
i2ing that Tulsa banks are overflow
ing with money. q precaution taken
following the failure Of the Farmers
National, were intent upon looting a
financial institution Of this city and
the merest accident frustrated their
plans and sent them into eternity.
The remains were found by J. NJ.
Walsh, who was on his way home
from a hunting trip. He almost step.
ped on the faoeless, body which was
lying in a clump Of small trees, about
three hundred yards from the Larkin
nitroglycerine plant A short distance
away the remains OF The other body
was discovered Near the hrst body
was found bunch OF skeleton keys
pearl handled knife and four So
bills. Thcre was nothing found near
the second body.
Mr walsh hurried TO the Mitchell
hotel ia West Tulsa end notlled tile
authorities aud the remains were
broughe to che county undertaker's
1t. was believed Cor a time that the
men we're employed at the Larkin
nitroglycerine plant across the river
and had met taelr death while handl-
ing the stun Mr.. J ] Larkin vas
notfed and he Immediately began an
investigations Soon he reported that
All six 81 his employees had been no.
counted for and that the men at the
plant knew nothing Of any explosion.
"a further inYestisation was mpos-
sible last night because of darkness,
but every foot Of ground surrounding
the scene Of the accident viii be care.
fully serutlnized today IN the hope
that d clue to the mystery may be
found. A eoroners jury will be en-.
panelled By Judge John Slack this
morning TO investigate the affair.
one of the men killed, in the ex-
plosion Of dynamite last night was
identified today, as Jimmie Burns,
who has served terms IN various pent
tentiarles. including the Kansas. prison
for bank robbery by Chief of Police
Thompson
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
conlrael For purant sehooL

Durant Okla Dee l6. The state
board of public anaifs has let the con.
tract for the building of the South.
eastern state normal school at Durant
to the Daugherty-Kirhy Construction
company Of Sulphur for sas,Ss5 and
active construction work VIII be com.
mcarcd az once This IS the first
large building contract 20 be let on
the teu-gsr Naffaet basis Ihe epn.
tractors viii have to take these war.
rants bearing 5pcf cent interest for
their pay
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
KANSAS CITY VOTING
ON RAILWAY FRANCHISE

By Associated Iress.
Kansas city. Mo. Dec ia special
election Is being held here today 70
decide whether the Metropolitan Street
Railway company which controls the
traction rights Of the city Is to have
lts franchise renewed for period Of
twenty.six years after the expiration
of It's present franchise in 1926 or until
1851. The question Of reduced fares
Is involved. II has been one of the
bitterest campaigns in which the city
has ever been engaged
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
PHYSICIAN HOPES TO SAVE
LIFE or KING LEOPOLD

ey Assoeilted Press
Brussels Pee i6 pr Depage. one
oi the atteuding phtsiciaus stated 60.
day. thar be entertained geuaipe hope
81 saving tie life 81 King Leopold
The t'ae continued % surprise the
physieifs today He took flourish
ment ard appeared stronger Tie
change for the better IS marked
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
MUCH IMPROVEMENT IN
GOVERNORS CONDITION
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Guthrie, okla, Dee 49, Governor
IIaskells physicians today announced
that his condition showed decided lin.
provoment, although he still suffers
greatly and is extremely weak. lie was
given some nourishment this morning,
the first he has had since he was
stricken with acute indigestion two
days ago
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
Wound May Nol ae serIoas.

Alb stnger and Red CLOUD seruges.
Who were wounded near Centralla.
Tuesday while IN an alleged attempt
to take prisoner from Deputy 1or.
dan Morris, are reported to be getting
along nicely and Il is not thought that
serious results viii follow 70 either.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
MANY EXCITING RUNORS
CONCERNING SUGAR FRAUD
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
New York, Dec. l6. Rumors that
there viii be further sensational de-
velopments in the sugar upderweigh-
ing scandal were flying THICK and fast
here today There was rumor that
a man higher up had been indicted,
but this could not be verified The
National Sugar Refining company next
to the American Sugar Refining com
pany in the extent of business, has
been notified that il owes the govern
ment more than 100000 In back
duties
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
~ d MohIe.ns & 80.

Hy Associated Press.
ymeland. n j. Dec rs old
Danny Deerskin said TO be the last
descendant Of the famous Indian chief.
Aohlcan. died today
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
SPEECH DENOUNCING
MAOR|z CAUSES FIGHT
By Associated press

by Associated Press.
Corlnto. Nicaragua, Dec. la--There
we're scenes OF Wild disorder In Man.
aqua again last night du-ing the meet
ing OF the aldermen. one Of them
made speech denouncing Madri2 and
favoring a revolution The speech
was greeted with cheers and hooting
and free fight among government
aud anti-govefnment elements follow
cd The row extended 20 the streets.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
No Battle 1t Rama.

By Associated Press.
Managua. Nicaragua Dec. 3. -fele
graphic communication was re-estab'
lished with Rama today and II Is Off.
eially announced thai the city has not
been taken by the government troops
as had been rumored and there has
been no battle
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
STATE BANK OF PAOLI
ROBBED OF ssSOO.OO

Afdmofe Okla. Dee i5 After cut
ting all telegraph and telephone wires
entering the town Of paoli Okla. rob
bers early todey dynamited the State
bank Of paoii and secured ssS0o ln
cash. and escaped With posse ID pur
suit
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
By Associated Press.
Kansas Banker Dies.

San Diego. Cal. Dec. 10, James
Patmore, president Of the First state
bank at Pittsburg, Kans, died here to
aag Of lung trouble
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
UphoIda counLl oplIea LaM-

By Associated Press
indianapolis. Ind Dee Il The sF
preme court Of Indiana today aelf
county option election law 10 81 l
stitutional