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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
4
In Vinita Oklahoma on Friday September 15 readers see reports of Senator Halley Da f app resignations amid national political maneuvers and Champ Clark buying land. The Daily Chieftain notes Vinita trade activity and Maine abortion initiative questions. A retrenchment push begins as September opens. Carl Morris and Jim Flynn set a notable meeting tomorrow.
Spokane hosts the fourth national apple show November 22 to 30 with 20,000 in premiums. Top award of 500 in gold plus the Apple Shippers trophy for the best car of apples. Numerous classes across varieties, decorative displays, and general exhibits open to growers and affiliates.
The article argues about Governor Cruce and a possible extra session, noting political tensions with the legislature, taxation concerns in Vinita, and a push for retrenchment and hotel needs, while predicting districting and tax relief outcomes. It reflects on state funding, factories, and public salaries amid fiscal pressure.
Brazil, always enterprising, plans a million dollar exhibit at the San Diego exposition of 1915 and likely to duplicate the effort at the San Francisco exposition.
A reader defends calling a special session to address capital relocation and other key state issues. The letter criticizes The Oklahoman for biased coverage, argues lawmakers act for public interest, and asserts the session is necessary despite editorials. The author rejects attacks on legislators’ motives and supports convening to protect state interests.
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