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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
6
The article details employment prospects for Nklanoma geology students, noting many placed with engineering and mining firms. It cites specific employers, dates, and programs, emphasizing strong demand and successful job matches for graduates.
Law 15 Valio 15 West's Opinion discusses challenges to a district election validity and potential impact of a grandfather clause. The Perry special election is under scrutiny as to whether an election provision could be permitted and if the grandfather clause is effective. The Attorney General notes a provision still unsecured while plans for broader state-wide investigation are mentioned.
Di Anneleid Prew reports New York August 1 a medical bulletin states Mayor Gaynor remains in critical condition after a severe attack. doctors note pulse and respiration are irregular with a high temperature though he shows slight improvements. The mayor has not regained full strength and his condition remains serious.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and entities without clear context or events. Readable bits reference Priefert and Hengney with unclear associations. No coherent action, date, or place available to establish a concrete news item.
A report describes efforts to raise funds for a factory building and to finance cemetery construction. A letter from the Caney for Partay road Waliders notes readiness to support a city proposition. The Associated Press reports fires in Montana with General Wood ordering troops to Missoula.
Harris plans a major rally and formal talks in Oklahoma City about two weeks away as Republicans on the state ticket prepare for a Jolification and to meet in Louisville. McNeal, nominee for governor, considers an active campaign within a month and may challenge Crace in a Louisville debate.
The document surveys railroad and interurban line valuations, listing major systems and totals. It notes the 1930 valuation period and details sums for Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, M K & T, Arkansas Western, and others, with Oklahoma lines and regional carriers, reflecting a historical assessment of corporate property values.
A large fire in the southern section of the city destroyed an entire block of businesses on Wednesday morning. Estimated damage ranges from $60,000 to $75,000 with no known cause. Reported rumors point to petty jealousy, while investigators search for a possible arson pattern across earlier fires in the city. A witness recalls spotting an open door and a man exiting before the blaze intensified near the Tuttle area.
An aviator fell from a height of about one hundred feet at Charleroi Belgium today and sustained likely fatal injuries. The incident occurred during flight testing or demonstration, with initial reports noting serious injuries and probable death.
The railroad commission issued an order cutting freight rates on Oklahoma Central and Santa Fe lines from Ada to Oklahoma City and Guthrie. TheAda to Oklahoma City rate set at 2 cents per 100 pounds for 28 000 pounds minimum, with 104 cents per 100 pounds from Ada to Guthrie.
Lenerk Scotland August 13. It was officially announced today that I Arm strong Drexel the American aviator attained the world highest altitude record reaching 6750 feet.
Senator Nelson Aldrich of Rhode Island, Taft's guest in Beverly Massachusetts, told the president he hopes to address insurgent country in coming campaign to defend the tariff act.
Ballinger argues against bitterness and calls for measured state action on natural resources, warning against overreach by the interior department and urging states to manage their own water and energy resources under proper safeguards. He cites coal regions, development needs, and constitutional bounds to advocate a limited federal role.
Sixty acres of oil land south of Muskogee owned by the Maldrabo Oil Company with seven producing wells, yielding about 40 percent. Sold to W. A. McCurrey of Richmond, Virginia for 50,000 dollars. McCurrey and Virginians have been in town several days, eyeing more properties. bankers figure among buyers. Major Muskogee deal since Standard Oil’s spring local production grab.
Oklahoma City businessmen contributed over 109 dollars to the coal miners strike. Unions in the city raised funds from 25 to 100 dollars for McAlester headquarters. John L. Britton, organizer for the miners voice, works with labor councils and businessmen. Labor officials plan provisions by car and state commissioner Daugherty visits McAlester to assess welfare actions. Nearly all Oklahoma coal miners struck, leaving 7,000 to 9,000 idle pending settlement.
San Sebastian report notes Auti of Cartier urges supporters to resist as radical tide grows. He warns that violence may be used if the pretender asserts duty, describing a tense call to action amid political pressure.
Guthrie Oklahoma August 17 the corporation commission grants sixty days grace to corporations to file the new franchise tax returns. The tax imposes 0.6 cents per 1000 dollars of capital stock on domestic firms and 1 dollar for other corporations. A daily 100 fine and possible expulsion await late payments. The commission will print and distribute law copies to affected registrants.
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