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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
2
A confusing report from Moki DC notes a large oil firm is held liable in a sweeping matter. The piece mentions legal actions, hospital or injury references, and a broadened claim affecting multiple defendants. Source text includes fragmented names and unclear details but centers on accountability for alleged wrongdoing.
A reader friendly note reports Wan Who cleared of charges after a high profile accidental shooting in which four women were struck. The narrative blends quotes, sensational detail, and technical commentary on electric heating and ventilation.
Fragmented OCR depicts officials in a secret session with mentions of Veeder Jen Bear Wenn ees and Ge Kale. The piece describes late discussions, credibility questions, and a tense atmosphere as members consider actions and public access.
Gustin Cela notes two banks authorized under state law. The Security Sorte bank of Suigteur appears with acceptance of GSO. Meher serves as prospective president while J. Jenks acts as vice president. Woote County lists Alves as shareholder with $15,000 capital. Wiebrer named president. The charter process shows no final confirmation yet.
Guthrie Ola Jen De Bose Bailey, mortgage court referee in Adair County, filed a report with the supreme court noting irregularities. The county seat award to Wentville is challenged amid irregularities on the face of the section. Stilwell claims a majority of the one hundred votes over Weerville.
Enraged assailant opens fire in Madison, Indiana, wounding a man and killing 15. details unclear as shots target Henry Lax and Mire Lochard amid a chaotic sequence. Brown's divorced wife, Mire Lochard, appears connected to the case, with the aftermath suggesting motive tied to marital disputes.
Jan 30 report from Coffeyville describes Nowata near the Oklahoma line almost wiped off the map by a freshet. Thirteen onion houses and banks were destroyed, along with county records held in the corner of Nowata. Estimated loss runs to two hundred thousand dollars.
By order of Judge Taylor of the federal court, Cleveland receivers of the traction system raise street car fares starting this morning. All lines move to higher rates except where a franchise caps fares at three cents. About two thirds of riders now pay eleven tickets for fifty cents.
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