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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
2
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For President William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska for President John Worth Kern of Indiana Democratic ticket. Fifth District Scott Ferre of Comanche County for Congress. State ticket A P Watson of Pottawatomie County for Corporation Commission. Chief Justice Robert L Williams of Bryan County for Supreme Court. Associate Chief Justice Samuel L Hayes. County ticket Representative Craig County F N Ratcliff of Vinita. For Senator Craig and Rogers County Peter A Coyne of Craig County.
A bold analysis portrays William Jennings Bryan as a central figure in modern political history. It extols his vision of peace and national prosperity while contrasting him with Roosevelt and past leaders, arguing Bryan’s legacy shapes the republic’s future amid a turbulent era.
Editorial notes the approaching election and public demand for decency from leaders. It praises Roosevelt and Bryan, critiques paralysis risk, and praises city improvements like roadwork and sidewalks in Vinita. It mentions a municipal highway to the cemetery and calls out local grumblers while predicting the anti bank guaranty debate shifts.
The letter asserts universal voter caution against long one-party dominance, notes Republican control for fifty years with Democratic oversight only two years, and argues inevitable government faults. It questions Vinita gas supply prospects and costs, then weighs seizing factory growth versus city manufacturing aims amid a looming election, predicting a likely Democratic win and critiquing Taft support from Senator Foraker.
Fragmentary text references wholesale shipping and prices paid, but lacks coherent details, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a full news item or event for a proper card.
In a presidential year the weakest vote is a scratched ticket. The strongest sane choice is a straight party vote. The remark notes Democrats and Republicans should align with party lines for better alignment.
The passage notes both men share a pattern of demanding patronage for supporters and urging broad party loyalty. It argues Oklahoma Democrats should win a large victory now before addressing internal grievances, while acknowledging scores to settle later.
Nick Longworth is cited as revealing the plan to nominate Taft for president again in eight years and then back Roosevelt, exposing internal strategy and party tensions.
The town warns that ten miles of sidewalk must be finished before the new year, calling for quick and effective work from the workers to meet the deadline.
A fragment notes HL Taft as a wary presidential hopeful overshadowed by the towering Roosevelts personality. It hints at the rivalry shaping early campaign commentary without clear dates or concrete events.
The fragment suggests Roosevelt grows weary of Taft as a rival within the Republican side. It implies potential moves to blunt Taft’s influence and hints at Roosevelt’s ambitions and possible foreign entanglements. Names and clear events are sparse but the turmoil is framed as a power struggle.
Guardian of Viola M Ada Emmet L Ada and Fille M Ada announces private sale of minor heirs lands in Rogers County Oklahoma. Sale to highest bidder with one third cash and balance secured by mortgage, subject to county court confirmation. October 1 at 10 a.m. at County Judge office Craig County Oklahoma. Names and descriptions of alloted lands provided in notice. Bills to be in writing and delivered to County Judge's office.
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