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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
4
Vinita notes a big hotel blaze in Oklahoma influence. plans to rebuild and modernize hotel facilities rise as winter roads dampen activity. The column surveys state politics, bank laws, and public works while noting notable figures and local concerns amid a restless 1910 Oklahoma scene.
Oklahoma City dispatches report lower house members rue line on the Putnam capital site matter and vow further blocking when needed. The piece criticizes the state building bill as wild cat legislation and warns against politics tied to locating state institutions, urging a business, nonpartisan policy to avoid legislative manipulation. It also notes a proposed souratory hotel site and discusses immigration and protectionist trade ideas while predicting an annual war scare.
Opinion column discusses public figures and ethics from Lloyd George to state politics. Critiques governor Cruse, land fraud sentencing, Dr Cook polar claim, Oklahoma population and land prices, Littleton ethics, Carlisle school alumni success, New York political successors, and flawed capital relocation from Guthrie to Oklahoma City.
The sixth annual convention of the American Civic Association gathers in Washington December 14 to 16 with hundreds of volunteers to discuss national, state and city parks, city planning and urban beautification. Noted speakers including J Horace McFarland, Frederick Law Olmsted, John Nolen and William M. Elliott plan sessions on parks planning and civic improvements.
Washington December 7 Representative Richard Bartholdt of St. Louis lauds Baron von Steuben as a mastermind organizer and patriot who aided Washington by reorganizing the American forces. He cites Steuben’s devotion, Washington’s 1783 Annapolis letter and Steuben’s death in 1794, praising enduring national memory.
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