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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
4
The reader sees a sprawling OCR clipping with scattered names, places, dates, and references to committees, authorities, and community figures. Amid tangled lines appear mentions of a president, committees, lotteries, and public notices, suggesting a local civic or political page with conflicting fragments.
A garbled OCR chunk references Mandel afvanee Vere, Campiniot, winds, brewer, price production, and sale terms. It reads as a damaged trade notice or advertisement with scattered proper nouns and figures but lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmented text shows Cummins arguing against Taft, discussing presidential alignment and policy stances. Mentions interstate commerce, political strategy, and a broad critique of Taft’s leadership. Named individuals include Cummins and Taft, with references to constitutional and voting issues.
In a chaotic capital scene, Suarez and Gomez vie for the presidency amid protests and factional upheaval. Madera’s public denunciations spark riot suppression while reformist hopes shift to future ballots.
Graig County valuation placed at 4 284 436, with totals for farm lands livestock and personal property assessed by township assessors. The list names numerous counties and their valuations, including Carter, Canadian, Garfield, Jefferson, and many others, showing a comprehensive state-wide tally.
The author explores Boston and Cambridge highlighting Harvard and its medical complex, the university’s architecture, dorms like Gold Row, and notable figures such as Theodore Roosevelt Jr. The piece compares Boston’s cultural status, music scene, lectures, and abundance of historic sites with its role as a leading American manufacturing and trade center.
In Tulsa on September 6 W. B. Daly, an oilman, chased P. J. White, president of Exchange National Bank, with a 41 caliber pistol. Daly was arrested in the Robinson hotel lobby after White secured an oil lease he once owned. Daly fined for carrying concealed weapons and jailed. White left for the east and did not return for weeks.
Public mining firms in the United States report hefty dividend payouts totaling 456,269,459 with copper leading at 276,449,220. Amalgamated Copper Co shows 95,118,203 paid since incorporation April 27, 1899. C A Copper Mining Co of Bisbee Arizona lists 11,900,500 in dividends. United Verde Copper Co organized September 2, 1879 has paid 28,257,04 dividends.
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