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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
6
The Weekly Chieftain entry notes a Friday date January 28 with a subscription reference and local Wests location, hinting at a community notice or brief. It preserves a dated fragment mentioning Kenitte and Urls alongside a Friday occurrence tied to a subscription context.
Local notes report Vinita discussions on railroad visits and property tax issues. Mentions Craig county leaders, Vinita insane asylum funding, and calls for public support to expand infrastructure. References to governor Haskell, Republican party dynamics, and community effort by workers and business owners shaping the town’s growth.
The note encourages farmers to support the state board of agriculture, highlighting pamphlets and materials for education. It promotes awareness of cooperative development in agriculture, mentions Chas J. Barrett of Ouie as secretary, and calls farmers to engage with the board for future progress.
The county's Democratic leaders urge shared sacrifice and regional balance as Vinita hosts a pivotal role. They argue incumbents should step aside for new candidates, stressing a united front across all parts of Craig County to secure victory in the forthcoming election.
Ray Stannard Baker offers the keenest examination yet of the insurgent movement. His article titled Is the Republican Party Breaking Up appears in the American Magazine, dissecting factions, influences, and potential realignments shaping party dynamics.
The piece discusses a February 6 debate and broader political themes. It mentions Mt Baker, tariff questions, and calls for reform to the system. It raises concerns about governance, public sentiment, and possible party dynamics within the American political landscape.
Oklahoma press leaders meet in Enid to map a May convention program featuring music addresses sessions on newspaper treatment by government editors wives and subscription clubbing, with speakers from Ware, Bristow, Ardmore, Vinita, McAlester, Clinton, Bartlesville, and Oklahoma City.
A detailed report outlines officer selection for the next meeting place and entertainment arrangements for editors and their spouses. The aim is a prestigious reception to impress attendees and secure broad editor support.
Fragmentary report notes the University team, including male and female players, arriving and preparing for Beksee’s initial match amid early season expectations.
Ex Congressmen Jacks and Davenport report on Court of Claims arguments over Eastern Emigrant money. Attorneys dispute enrolment rules tied to Cherokee ancestry and treaty rolls. The January 1 1910 fund totals 4 106 450 45 after fees and expenses with 30 820 enrolled. 2 496 east of river. 7 384 west.
Judge Ledbetter announced that Farmers National Bank of Tulsa will reopen under reorganization with a $150000 capitalization. Arrangements completed and the bank to open within 24 hours, with authority secured to safeguard the state's interest in the Norton securities.
Jan. Needmore mill near Grove was nearly destroyed by fire that swept the complex. The machine bays and contents valued at about 2 to 4 dollars per unit, with insurance having expired three weeks earlier. The mill, built four years ago, belonged to CE and J. W. Le.
In New York on January 35 a broad drop in food prices was noted with milk butter bread and meat easing. The movement ties to anti trust actions and proposed state tax measures aimed at curbing dealer combinations influencing costs. A special event jury and office actions are expected to assess the impact on foodstuffs and consumer prices.
The Ministers' Alliance of Oklahoma City urged Governor Haskell to enact a law requiring marriage license applicants to hold certificates from reputable physicians. They call on other Oklahoma groups to adopt similar measures to emulate Washington State's physical examinations for those contemplating matrimony.
Columbia Mo Jan 25 The Missouri football schedule totaling 910 dollars includes Oklahoma at Joplin on October 28. Nebraska and Missouri State were not included due to date conflicts, with other games lined up at Columbia and St Louis venues through Thanksgiving when Kansas visits Kansas City.
Irvin Morrow of Adamson Illinois County was killed by Deputy Sheriff Howard Murray after Morrow fatally shot Officer Murray in Adamson. Morrow, with a history of impersonating an officer, had caused a disturbance Monday night before the arrest attempt on Tuesday ended in gunfire and the deputy's mortal wounding.
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