Subscription rates for The Weekly Chieftain printed in Vinita
The snippet lists subscription rates from The Weekly Chieftain published by D M Marks Printing Company. It notes one year by mail for $1.00 and appears to reference other periods and prices, with mentions of Vinita Oklahoma and timeframes in unclear print.
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Oklahoma Editorials and National Woes Collide in June
A jumble of opinions from Vinita to Tulsa discusses Woodrow Wilson’s prospects, the late Carrie Nation, and Oklahoma’s political lines. Critiques of the Vernon appointment urge state unity against perceived racial and educational policy missteps, while drought and water costs plague Vinita and Oklahoma City.
Home Sweet Home Promoter Solves Spending Dilemma
The verses extol staying money at home rather than sending it away. A promoter promises gain by investing locally, urging readers to keep funds at home to boost endearment and development. The refrain repeats home as the preferable destination for expenditure.
Advertising impact and gun policing in Vinita Oklahoma
The Daily Chieftain notes Vinita's strong newspaper reach and local ads, questions eastern versus western property valuations, and highlights southward cotton and rail investments. It laments police carrying guns, praising nonviolent officers and urging an orderly, armament-free city over a clenched, punitive regime.
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Lee Webb
Chas. H. Good- Paster
Vinita
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No Place Like Home Movement Highlights Local Development
A middling town editorial urges preservation of the small town and community growth. It praises the push for better homes farms roads and local investment while calling on business leaders to unite and craft plans for a healthier local boom.
Senate approves direct election resolution amid Bristow split
Washington June 13 The Senate passed by 64 to 24 a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of U S senators. Bristow amendment on federal supervision of elections failed 44 to 44 with the vice president casting the deciding vote. House had already approved the measure. The debate centered on whether election supervision should rest with Congress or the states.
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1912 Democratic Outlook as Viewed at Washington
I S Pepper notes Democratic harmony in the House under Speaker Clark and Underwood, contrasting Republican disarray led by La Follette. He forecasts a united party in 1912, a succeeding Democratic president, and investigations into big trusts. He criticizes Taft’s reciprocity and GOP divisions, urging a campaign built on achievement and honesty.
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Engine explosion injures Bartlesville men at Dewey plant
Katy switch engine No 262 exploded near the Dewey cement plant injuring engineer W J Potter and fireman Clayton Jackson. Both men were rushed to Bartlesville hospital. Potter's condition described as resting easy with injuries not believed fatal and Jackson's injuries labeled not serious. The blast occurred as crown sheet failed, flinging them from the engine while the crew was alerted by the Dewey plant ambulance and staff.
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