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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
6
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Vinita editorials rail at state capital location and governance. Discussion covers Tulsas bid, Prospects for four ward schools, ongoing bond debate, and reactions to Tolstoi and Tolstice. Mention of Roosevelt, Haskell, and Mexican unrest frames a broad 1910s local column.
The piece notes Oklahoma City cases reaching the Supreme Court, argues political realignments threaten statehood barriers, and cites growing Socialist gains in Milwaukee New York California San Francisco and Los Angeles. It warns incumbents to deliver for the poor or face sweeping change, contrasting GOP ties to "the interests."
A Joplin Globe editorial asserts victory creates a commission to act not rhetoric. It stresses progress over demagoguery, urges the Democratic party to prove competence in a divided Congress, and predicts heightened public scrutiny of the next session.
A contemporary column surveys national messaging and local issues, noting the fall of glib political toasts and the rise of a robust reform faction. It urges continued advocacy for high school construction, laments Dr. A. M. Clinkscales's sudden death, and critiques theater as a moral debate. The piece questions capital relocation rhetoric and stresses honoring compacts amid statehood talks.
Burglars entered Burns Grocery and Pegues Drug Store in Vinita last night. Pegues lost about $15 from the cash drawer. Burns' store yielded only a few coins. The back doors were locked, keys missing, and a rear window found broken. No clues to the thief.
Washington D C Nov 15 The question of electing U S senators by direct vote has become a live issue as Democrats aim to push a constitutional amendment via a house joint resolution. If passed in the Senate, it would challenge Republicans and hinge on party control, with Democrats seeking a two thirds majority aided by insurgents.
Washington November 15 The contest for the next House speakership begins with Champ Clark of Missouri arriving in Washington as the leading candidate to succeed Uncle Joe Cannon. The clerkship, a 7500 a year post held by Major Alexander Mc Dowell, also opens with at least three declared candidates Leonidas Livingston William Preston Kimball and South Trimble. Strong Democratic support for Clark is noted and predictions favor his early election amid party unity fears.
Mode Thompson and Maud Mode, both of Grove, wed at the Cobb Hotel last evening with Rev. A J Williams officiating. An informal reception followed. The couple left for Dallas. Thompson, cashier at Bank of Grove, wed bride Maud Mode, formerly of Vinita.
In the matter of Perry Fields a minor the guardian will sell privately to the highest bidder pending court confirmation around December 12 1910 at 10 o'clock a m at the County Judge's office Craig County Oklahoma the minor's interest in described real estate with terms cash bids in writing with a ten percent check and delivery to Grove Oklahoma.
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