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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
4
Craig County political primary announcements flood the ballot
A long list of Democratic and Republican candidates in Craig County Oklahoma announce their candidacies for various offices. Names include Theo D Frear County Attorney J Swarts Sheriff Ned Hobking E Williamson Clerk of the District Court B P Nix and others. Primary date August 1910 is noted for many filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osnty
Craig County
Sem Wood
Theo
D & Frear
Oklahoma
Ridenhour
Regis Mer
Oklahone
EN. Williamson
District Court
Btuteman
L. Cotch
Ned Hobking
Dew
Juda
Crile
M. Amith
DT. Witt
Vinita
Witla Harris
Saan
James 8. Davenport
Vinitn
Sherif
Craig
Ola
Democratic Party
Caldwell
H. W. C. Shelton
Nix
The Wiegner argument on moving the state capital
The fragment hints at debate over shifting the state capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma City and notes the New State Tribune moving there. It mentions railroad leaders in Oklahoma, local political strains, and questions about the Abernathy brothers’ plans and broader public sentiment, all within an unsettled, reformist context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Wridge
Oklahoma
St Louie
Missouri
Guthrie
Teat
Sons of Washington
Oid
Elcom
Legistare
Wiegner
Tribone
Oklahoma enters Union under act admitting statehood
The text notes that Congress enacted legislation enabling the people of Oklahoma and the Indian Territory to form a constitution and state government and be admitted on equal footing with the original states, approved June 16, 1907, in the reign of King Edward VII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the United States
Okla‘Reces
Indian Territory
Oklahoma City's Mistake Sparks Debate Over Capitol Move
The Piedmont News critiques Oklahoma City's effort to relocate the state capital, arguing the plan violates the constitution and will harm the city and state. It accuses boosters of exploiting land speculation and misleading the public, warning of consequences for Oklahoma City's reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Piedmont News
Gompers and the Constitution in Oklahoma
A formal critique praising Oklahoma's constitution and statehood, urging unity to protect constitutional rights. The speaker recalls aiding the 1907 conventions and Weaver’s trade open to settlers, warns against forces seeking to undermine the charter, and calls for amendments only through proper processes.
Call of the Southwest special article on immunity movement drift
In the June issue of Call of the Southwest Everybody's Magazine surveys a southwest immigration movement. It notes migration from the east, middle west and north toward the southwest and highlights a trend of people leaving cities to return to rural life. The piece reflects long-argued emphasis on rural resettlement and the appeal of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody’s Magazine
Southwest
East
Middle West
Emigration and the Westward Movement in America
The author envisions a mass migration to the open western plains as a rebirth of pioneer spirit. He notes rising urban woes, rising costs, and a growing exodus from cities. The land offers opportunity, with towns like Vinita praised for people and governance.
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Beaver
America
Wellie
Prom Cape
Cape
Coset
Kanspa City
Rio Grande
Bermuda
State Firemen Will Elect Officers Today
Tulsa Oklahoma June 9 Delegates to the firemen convention will elect a new president of the association and decide the site for the next meeting. A morning business session will consider a successor to R B Alder and distribution of two silver cups for prize drills starting at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Brown Refused Freedom in Lorimer Fight
Representative O'Neil Brown, Democratic leader, faced bribery accusations amid the Lorimer Senate election. A state habeas corpus plea was denied as Judge Acaniin ruled the federal judiciary must handle the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Associated Press
Chicago
O'Neil Brown
Lorimer
Acaniin
White Cope Ghost of Henpesey and Nesey Dupess
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a ghostly reference tied to Henpesey and Nesey Dupess, with roles of a farmer and lumber context. The legible bits place names Ola Juni and T Dusran in a rural setting, but concrete events or dates are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henpesey
Mise Nesey Dupess
Cs Agntes Stayhee T. Dusran
Asaplumbe
White Cays
Weoht
Masked assault near Duncan residence leaves girl dead
In a tense neighborhood confrontation, masked men demanded Duncan and others come out. When refused, gunfire shattered the home. A girl was killed as the assailants rode off. An officer investigated the scene four miles east of the Columbia town.
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Duncan
Marke
Killey
Columbia Tf
Emall
Murder tale and steamer danger near Cleveland
Report notes a murder at the Hard farm near Van Cleve as well as a steamer sinking in Lake Erie. The A L Hopkins was seen sinking three miles east of Calchesta Nights and towed to the Detroit river by the Syracuse, with word of extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pect
van Cleve
Lake
Cleveland
A. L. Hopkins
Lake Erie
Detroit
Mich
Syracuse
Hopkins
Indications Favor Egan In Governor Fight
Indications from late returns show George W. Egan the independent Republican candidate likely won the nomination for governor over Gov Veaney the Progressive candidate with renomination already secured. Early estimates put Egan ahead by a plurality of about 3 000 to 5 000 votes, with 8. H. Elrod noted as a strong stand out candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
8. D
George W. 12
Veaney
H. Elrod
Eupporor Fean
Must Go to Washington For Trial In Bucketshop Case
In the United States district court today the alleged bucketshop men must go to Washington for trial. They had resisted removal from this jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Uaa
Smith McPherson
Anit States District Court
Notice to Contractors Vinita OK bids June 1810
Notice to contractors that Vinita Oklahoma City Council will receive sealed bids for city work. Bids opened publicly June 1 1810 at 8 pm. Bid deposits and terms to be set. City Clerk to receive bids by June 2 1810 at 5 pm. Guardian notices and real estate sale follow in Cherokee Craig counties with private sale June 15 1916 under T J Adair guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Hom
OK Council
Okahoma
Cit
A.J
Cherokee
State of
Oklahoma
T. J. Adair
Lewis
Ligzie
Levi Bourjohn
Kenneth
Murchigos
Tahlequah
State of Oklahoma
Lewis, Liskie
Levi Sourjohn
Craig
Faryall
Dedgeattan Bank
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Jas. F. McCullough
Vinita Township
B. A. Stanley
Herety
Myeyit
Ohta
Dintict Derk
Crag County
Tibeortah
A. Mitchell
I Sereby Anmocsee
W. i Trott
Cale
Commis Moert
Grace County
Robert L Chamberlin
Clem Hublaenkamp
Dem
Epinke
Bey Attoreny
Charles Weet
Clist Graham
Charles Wert
Lee +Cruce
Okishoms
Taft
Adisputch
Legislative Agente
Wichita Hagie
Office of Justice of the Peace
MN. Boott
Hartie Pointe
Charley Hanter
Jon
Ohio
Tulata
Ana
Fiat Week
Joseph W. Folle
Contreet
Thin Heal
Railronda
W. UL Murray Ma Hie Vampalan
Harvey
Howe
Oklahoms
Abernathy
Ghinhoma
Gompers and the
Weaver
Ant
State Firemen
Lee
Chieftain
Cheroker County
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Leyi Sourjohn
T. J Adair
Adair
Cuardian of
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Muronibon
Isez
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