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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
4
A cluttered Vinita Tribune page commentaries discuss prohibition, public order, and political critique. Topics touch on law, street improvemen ts, residency concerns, and a call for clearer governance amid national issues and mutual deposit insurance debates.
United Mine Workers officers and Edwin Perry sought a conference with Boothwesters Coal Operators to end a strike affecting about eight thousand miners in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas. If the checkoff system is not restored districts twenty one and twenty two may be called out. Some two thousand miners were added to the walkout today and no general strike order has been issued until after the conference.
In Washington, Senator Aldrich said he would support the corporation tax amendment as a means to detect the income tax. He expressed the view that the corporation tax should be repealed after two years or substantially lowered.
Ty Avnet reports Mayor Mettet removed Police Commissioner Theodore A. Bing amid a broader overhaul at City Hall. The move targets Deputy Commissioner Matson and Secretary Slattery, elevating a major departmental restructure to restore order and direction in the force.
District Attorney Dlamb applies for a perpetual injunction to stop the Standard OM company from operating in Miasivaippl Mad Reokitie and to collect eleven million dottaineh penalties for alleged violation of the antitrust law.
An Otoge dealer from Gilbert is fatally wounded after a quarrel tied to an old grudge. Names cited include Carroll Walker of Payette and James Dorsey, with Walker later arrested in Chicago in connection to the case. Dorsey and Walker have prior controversial histories, including involvement with Rocheport shipments and political inquiries.
From The Daily Col. Win. Bie retarded: the mart: 'oe from Visit to the country tear Bie Cabin and reports that Hob Mandl won has jist harvested a wheat crop of alsty five seven that wielded twenty tuahola per sore or a total of 200 bine ole which he sold at $108 per bushel we T1002 for the crop, Not bad Board Removes Superintendent. Hy Asociated Prrom St Joseph Me July 1 Dr Wor Kulth was removed as superintendent of the otate hospital for the inmene number two today by the board of Mahager and Dr FA Patterson was appointed acting superintendent Olemulgoe in to have a big tot pales Rudd park and lake resort in creation rounds Bee ad.
United States Indian agent at Muskogee announces removal of restrictions on Cherokee lands listing numerous enrollees and residences including Amanda Tate Pinejvehet Blue Jacket Peter White White Oak Scott Hird Stillwell Lidda Demort Pryor Creek Emme Ogder Emma Lowrey Texanna Susan Gritts Taklequah Laura Townsend Proctor Gertie Bowers Caremore David Fisher Moyll James Kingfaher Ochelata Row Miler Nowata Konle Goldenberry Barthes Ville Lucien Woodall Winer Mary B. Johnson Pocum Linge Triplett Tablequah Adam Nel Feyil William Foreman McKey Jotun Work Afton Olive Starr Owasso Victoria A. Flint Coffeeville Kano Annie Latin Sallie West Weetville Mitte Nicholson Muskogee Dora Dawson Marble City Sarah Swallow Grove Ian Wilkerson Webber Falle Samuel Owens Warner Waters Robertson Blazeos Allsey Welch Lane Heabert Maple Nellie Fetts Vinith Saath Bushyhead Chare more Bina Wolfe Proctor Lewis fee Busch Tom MMe Coy Vien.
Guthrie Olde June 20 The secretary of State reeued the following charters Monday West Tulsa Railways Co capital 25000 Munsiel Oil Co of Nowata capital 16000 Gourd Oil and Gas Co of Nowata capital 10000 Hoordite Realty Co Muskogen capital 5000 Bristol Oil Co of Munkogee capital 5000 Coody Creek Pipe-Line Co Muskogee capital 65000 Ashor Realty Co Muskogee capital
Kansas City stock yards report shows quarantine cattle selling freely with receipts for the week totaling roughly 484 cars. Prices rose 3 to 35 cents for quarantine steers, cows up 10 to 16 cents, while calves fell 25 to 60 cents. Hog and sheep markets barely changed. hogs sold near $7.50 to $7.90 top, goats priced at $1.25 to $1.80. Overall tone notes continued marketing amid a shrinking supply and 20 percent below last year's western market averages.
A wealthy Wichita farmer Gulst was found dead under a culvert near Burton by a boy named Glest. The body shows gunshot wounds with a portion of the neck blown away. No motive is known. The coroner and sheriff are investigating.
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