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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1911

Page

3

Uncle Sam to Embark in Banking Business Monday

New Year heralds launch of the federal postal savings bank system. It will operate as a federal institution, offering accounts from age ten, with certificates of deposit and 2 percent interest. About 48 post offices will open as postal banks January 3, one in every state and territory.

Washington, D. C Sam Carzon United States Rency Congress Postal Savings Bank Posal Savings Bank Postal Savings Hitchcock Md de Fr Federal Union

Lawton Fire Totals 75000. Post Office Bank Losss

A Friday morning blaze in Lawton Oklahoma caused 75000 in losses destroying the post office City Drug Store Citizens State Bank and the Feneries Abstract building A missing drunken porter feared dead incindiarism suspected origin in the drug store Fire Chief Sheppard clashed with proprietor FE Tucker amid rumors the blaze started in the office of A March. Oklahoma City.

Lawton Okla City Drug Citizen's State Bank Feneries Abstract FE. A. Tucker Sheppard

Multiple Local Incidents Include Arrests and Fire Update

Patchwork of brief items notes a man arrested after refusing to leave a car, a woman fined thirteen dollars for a disturbance, and a judge-related matter in which a Justice of the Peace handled a case. The report also mentions plumbers replacing water pipes after a freeze, Otis Spalding’s death and burial plans, a box fire alarm incident, and a new broom factory opening on Second Street. It covers county and city official activity, a deputy response, and plans to enlarge a Frisco line eating house. Some notes reference a Kansas City trip and a depot stop, with local officers involved in transport and routine charges.

Congregational Codever W. E. Beard Pryor Jane John Swain Justice of the Peace Meredith Thompson Kansas City McAlester Otis Spalding Gram Second Street Kansas Oklahoma W. C. Nixon Mar

Bank of Driftwood Robbed

A robbery at the Bank of Driftwood in Driftwood Oklahoma saw the safe blown open early today and about two thousand two hundred dollars in currency taken. A posse with bloodhounds is in pursuit.

Associated Press Enid Okla Bank of Driftwood Driftwood Here

Excessive Express Profits Flagged by Iowa Commission

Des Moines Jan 2 The Iowa railroad commission ordered a reduction of five to twenty cents per hundred pounds in the maximum express rates for intrastate shipments by Adams American Great Northern Pacific United States and Wells Fargo. The commission holds that these carriers are earning excessive and unreasonable profits in Iowa.

Associated Press Des Moines Railroad Commission Today Adams, American Great Northern Pacific United States Wells Fargo Iowa

Mine Car Runaway Kills Eight In West Virginia Mine

Eight men died and two injured at Lyck Fork mine of Red Backer Coal Co when a mine car ran away toppling supports and causing thousands of tons of coal to collapse. Local rescue teams fought to reach trapped workers as officials investigated the disaster.

Associated Preps Bluefielda W. Va Lyck Fork Red Backer Coal Company Pour Backer

Murder Declared in Oklahoma Home by Bacteriologist

Dr. Lowis Turley of Norman, state bacteriologist, says blood from Dr. Burns home is human and hair found with it is human. A mutilated dog was found near the Burns home, and authorities believe the animal was killed there after Burns’s departure to Fort Smith, Ark., where he was married.

Hennepin Okla Lowis Turley Norman 8. C. Burns Doctor Turley Doctor Burns Burns Fort Smith Ark Mennepin

Mistah Thompson Displays Dapper Travel Gear

A man named Mistah Thompson showed off an elaborate travel ensemble including a Napoleon III style fur collar coat, a new black leather bag, a suit case with a tennis racket case and a gun case attached.

Mistah Thompson Napoleon

Oklahoma City Building and Loan Falls Under State Banking Dept

Guthrie Oklahoma December thirty one In answer to an inquiry from William Malone building and loan auditor of the state banking department Attorney General West ruled that the Oklahoma City Building and Loan Association would come under state banking supervision if it transacts any business outside Oklahoma county Local entities purely local in nature are exempt from the law from state control.

Oklahoma City Okla Gor Crude Ornor C. N. Haskell Guthrie John Mahoney Huston Charles West W. A. Ledbetter Haskell Extra Roy Hoffman Chandler Tulsa James Menefee Mahoney State Supreme Court White Temple Church Third and Broadway Muston William Malone State Banking Department Oklahoma City Building and Loan Association West Oklahoma County

Congress man M Guire to wed Mrs Ruby Mitchell

Kansas City Oklahoma congressman Bird McGuire obtained a license to marry widow Ruby Mitchell, daughter of Joseph T Ridgeway of Kansas City. The couple planned a wedding that night and immediate departure for Washington.

Congressman M'Guire Ruby Mitchell Associated Press Kansas City Congressman Bird McGuire Oklahoma Ruby Mitchell Joseph T. Ridgeway Washington

Chewing Gum Blamed in Lovers Deaths in Cumberland

In Cumberland Maryland Charles E Twigg and his fiancée Grace Flosser died after eating candy and chewing gum found in Miss Flosser's parlor. Poison suspected cyanide poisoning though other family members who shared the candy remained unharmed. Autopsies and tests on the gum and candy to determine poison.

Associated Press Cumberland Charles E. Twigg Grace Flosser Miss Flosser Twigg

San Diego Plans Groundbreaking For 1915 Exposition

San Diego announces a three day program for the Panama California exposition breaking ground in spring 1915. Count Jacques de Lesseps will preside with Balboa park ceremonies and Pacific ocean discovery events. John Olmsted leads park plans as construction begins on the art museum. Invitations go to Pacific coast governors and notable figures. excursions will bring visitors. about ten thousand attendees expected.

San Diego Cal California Jacques de Lesseps John ©. Olmsted Balboa Park Great Art Museum Pacific Coast United States Col D. C. Collier

Supreme Court Reopens Key Anti Trust Cases

The Supreme Court will hear the Standard Oil and American Tobacco cases, challenging the Sherman anti trust act, along with the Payne Aldrich tariff corporate tax provision. Justices face questions on commerce restraint monopolization and the federal reach over holding companies, with about 26 million dollars in taxes at stake.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Standard Oil Supreme Court of the United States Wickersham Circuit Court of the United States Eastern Judicial District Missouri Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Circuit Court Supreme Court Circuit Court of the United States New York Unis United Cigar Stores Company Imperial Tobacco Company Tobacco Organization Knight Roosevelt Tobacco Corporations Tobacco Organizations Circuit

Five Children Die In Minersville House Fire

Associated Press report from Pottsville Pa says five children of John Markasavage aged two months to eight years perished when an oil lamp upset during a New Year celebration started a blaze destroying three homes in Minersville. Markasavage and wife escaped but could not speak English. Rescuers initially thought no children were inside.

Nn Associated Press Pottsville John Markasavage Minersville Here Marka Savage

Crude Oil Price Advances in Independence Kansas

Independence Kansas January 2 crude oil prices rose two cents a barrel as Prairie Oil and Gas Co moved all grades higher. The new level stands forty four cents above the three year high, signaling a notable market shift.

Associated Press Independence Kans Jan Prairie Oi and Gas Company

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