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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1910

Page

6

Oklahoma political talk and drought on Oklahoma front

The article notes political maneuvering around governor and lieutenant governor candidates Cruse and McAleater with Haskell’s possible influence. It mentions a primary next Tuesday and a general election in November, drought threats to corn prospects, and a push for a grandfather clause. It lists classifieds and notices about rentals, sales, and lost items, set amid Oklahoma political tensions and civic concerns.

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Oklahoma Prospects In State Politics And Local Reform

Governor Haskell may stay in Oklahoma City amid capital moves while trials loom on land fraud indictments. Republicans split with McNeal brothers pursuing different offices. A commission form of government for Vinita gains support as a cheaper, more efficient model. Nebraska Texas trends push local option on liquor, with Oklahoma unsure but possibly moving toward jurisdiction by counties if enforcement falters.

Joe McNeal Tom Congress Topaka Kansas Oklahoma Commission Vinita Ie Nebraska Texas

Hay buyers seek top market prices for hay sales

In a brief market notice, buyers announce they will pay top market prices for hay. They request contact before selling and reference a contact name Humphrey. The terse item indicates a local agricultural ad seeking hay sellers.

Humphrey

Democracy Will Win Days Nebraskas Democratic Chairman

C J Smythe temporary chairman of the Nebraska state Democratic convention delivers a scathing address attacking the Republican party and Taft, praises Democratic lawmakers Latta Maguire and Hitchcock, and urges Nebraskans to unite for a Democratic victory in national and state elections. He condemns tariff policy, labor issues, and Roosevelt era policies while calling for party unity and a strong turnout to elect Democrats. The talk also notes local pride in the last legislature and dismisses Republican criticism as unfounded.

Associated Press Grand Island Neb C. J. Smythe Republican Party William J. Bryan Smythe Bis Taft Roosevelt Ffriend Sagamore Hill United States Nebraska Latta Maguire Hitchcock Cummins Garfields Dollivers Pinchots Purkett Congress Bo Fo

Unknown Breaks Into Jail and Abducts Prisoner

An unidentified man broke into the Monroe city jail and carried off Laura Porter a black woman prisoner and resort keeper amid reports she was drowned in the Ouachita River. The incident follows earlier robberies of white men at her establishment. In politics Col J J McAlester is seen as Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor by some observers based on regional sentiment.

Associated Prose Monroe Laura Porter Ouchita River

Power outage forces program abandonment at Auditorium

A large summer crowd saw the moving picture and vaudeville show at the Auditorium abandoned after a power plant breakdown. The outage caused heavy losses to management and raised calls for franchise reform or a new power provider, as reliable service remains elusive.

Primary races set as state voters near primary week

One week remains until the state primary and campaigning heats up with hopefuls, while Democrats expect Lee Cruce to secure the nomination and Republicans weigh several contests. The Guthrie convention backdrop and possible rivalries in Tulsa, Muskogee, and Claremore shape the party machines ahead of ballots.

Bic Lee Cruce John Fields Gearty Guthie Richard T. Daniels Tulsa Charlies E. Creager Muskogee Congress James 8 Davenport al Thou I. Johnson Ormatore Craig County Tom Brown Claremore Preston

American minister and wife severely injured in hotel fire

Rev John McCoughan formerly of Chicago and his wife leaped from a burning Kelvin hotel window to escape flames. Both suffered fractured skulls after splashing onto the pavement. Three employers died and several guests were seriously burned in Belfast fire. Five guests were seriously burned as flames cut off exits.

Associated Prep Belfast Ireland John McCoughan Chicago Kelvin Hotel McCaughons Mintster

Twenty-Five Brown In Flood Disaster

In Buda Peeth on July 26 a cloudburst devastated Dees town releasing floods that claimed twenty-five lives and caused extensive property and crop damage. Local officials report severe losses across residences and farms.

Associated Press Buda Peeth Eda Dees

Oklahoma corn damage across districts cited by state board

Guthrie Oklahoma July 26 the corn crop in the old Oklahoma Territory has been badly hurt by heat and drought. reports show widespread damage from Kay county to Greer and Harmon with 25th of month figures. Some counties report 40 percent loss, while eastern counties show high yields and optimism for eventual recovery.

Guthrie Oklo Oklahoma Territory State Board of Agriculture Kay County Greer Harmon Beaver Clearron Texan and Wills Oklahoma County Board of Agriculture Beckham Custer Dewey Garfield Grant Harper Jefferson Kay Kingfisher Kiowa Majors Pawnee Payne Roger Mills Tillman Red River Love Marshal Johnson Noble Logan County Oklahoma Lees Caddo Cleveland Canadian Grady McClain Pottawatomie Osage Washington Tulan Craig Creek Delaware Hugues Latcimer LePlerc Melntoah Mayes Murray Muskogee Okfuskee Pittatrrg Pontotoc McCurtain

Oklahoma City Population Surges Since 1907

Washington reports Oklahoma City has grown 549 percent in ten years after Governor Haskell moved the capital from Guthrie. The 1910 census lists 64 205 residents, up 54 168 since 1900 and 81 795 or 87.8 percent since 1907. Oklahoma County also rose from 925 in 1900 to 65 849 in 1910. Ardmore increased modestly from 8 579 in 1907 to 8 768 in 1910.

Washington Oklahoma City Haskell Guthrie Durent Cousta Bureau Oklahoma County Ardmore Okla

Sallie Ridgway Among Pike's Peak Summit Walkers

Colorado Springs correspondent notes Sallie Ridgway of Vinita Oklahoma joined a group of travelers who rose to the summit of Pike s Peak this season. Ming Ridgway receives congratulations from friends as several women achieve the ascent.

Colorado Springs Sallie Ridgway Vinita Okla Pike's Peak En As Muuch Ming

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