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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
6
A compilation of political notes argues Republicans delay publicizing campaign contributions and committee reports until after the November election. It also questions proposed central banking and tariff policy shifts and critiques Armour & Company profits amid beef price concerns.
Associated Press reports from Washington on October 1 as Professor Charles Henderson, Chicago sociologist and congress president, outlines core goals of the eighth International Prison Congress. He calls for separating juveniles from adults, educating youths under judge supervision, confining the insane to hospitals, and sparing the guilty from cruel punishment with supervised, conditional releases. The state must oversee reform and ensure prisoners learn trades, work habits, and loyalty to society rather than rely on philanthropy alone.
Oklahoma City Oct 3 Governor C N Haskell declines an invitation to join the reception committee for Colonel Roosevelt visiting Hot Springs on October 10. In a letter to George R Belding he states he cannot approve Roosevelt or his policies, citing concerns over public guidance and alleged deceptions. The note reflects Haskell's defense of Arkansas public interests and his reluctance to align with Roosevelt.
John Coyne, found ill near the Green hotel, was taken to the county jail and died last night after several hours of illness. Doctors cited cholera morbus, reportedly caused by eating many green apples from a nearby orchard. Coyne had no money, no local relatives, save an Idaho-based uncle. Remains likely to be buried in Potter's field.
Official notice from the County Treasurer of Wintta Craig County Oklahoma listing warrants to be paid on presentation. Includes Court Funds series B Nos 1-19, Poor and Insane series A Nos 99-100, Road and Bridge series A Nos 96-98, Separate School No 4% with interest ceasing November 28th 1910.
Saturday night a four horse frightened by a girl on a bicycle toppled a buggy through a plate glass window at Peoples Grocery, causing damage but no further details given.
Los Angeles on October 3 reports uncertainty over recovery of victims from the Times building blast. Police suspect five men linked to the bombing and time bomb. City council authorizes forty more officers and a high reward to aid in catching the dynamiters. Seventeen men jailed on suspicion. A San Francisco power firm crew bought explosive similar to that used in the Zeehandelaar and Otis residence devices.
Associated Press reports Edward Gibeon a wealthy oil operator was killed on the onion station platform in Vincennes Indiana. Menlee Moore theater proprietor is charged with the crime tied to tensions over Moore’s wife. Moore fled toward Washington but was arrested when he alighted from a train.
Guthrie Oklahoma October 1. The state corporation commission will not prosecute the 8000 corporations until it is certain they intend to evade payment of the capital stock license tax. The tax is 50e per 1000 for domestic concerns and 1 per 4.00 for foreign. Sixty days grace expired today with less than one third paid and another extension is anticipated. If unpaid, charter forfeiture follows.
Winter Wisconsin is under martial law after a Saturday clash between Sheriff Madden and John Dietz's family. Deputies guard all roads as Dietz’s three children were wounded in the exchange. the girl and an older son were arrested. Dietz threatens to attack the town. locals sworn in as deputies to defend the village.
The Borstal system for youths aged 16 to 21 was introduced to Ireland in 1906. It places specially depraved offenders in Clonmel for one to three years, or until age 28, with modified rules, trades instruction, exercise, library, letters, visits, better food, and welfare aiding their reintegration through a Borstal association that monitors earnings and post release life.
Copenhagen reports that King Frederick hosted Booker T. Washington on Oct 3 discussing race relations. Washington toured Roskilde, visited a school, luncheon, and planned a palace dinner with Danish royals including Queen Mother Alexandra. First published Sept 23, 1910.
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