Democratic nominees list for Wor County offices
The notice lists Democratic candidates for Wor County positions including County Attorney R C Roland Register of Deeds D W Swaffar Clerk of District Court A D Tanner County Clerk A J Miles County Treasurer Rit Brwin Sheriff L E Mitchell County Assessor Nick Heard County Superintendent W T Melton Weigher Sherwood Hill State Committeeman W H Braley County Commissioner Dist 1 Henry Krot County Commissioner Dist 2 Geo W Montgomery Justice of the Peace Ada Precinct H J Brown C A Powers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor
R. C. Roland
D. W. Swaffar
A. D. Tanner
A. J. Miles
Rit Brwin
L. E. Mitchell
Nick Heard
W. T. Melton i
Sherwood Hill
W. H. Braley
Henry Krot
Geo. W. Montgomery
Ada
H. J. Brown
C. A. Powers
Duke Stone Predicts Democratic Win in California for Wilson
Duke Stone argues California will be close but Democrats will carry the state for Wilson. He says he is doing all in his power to aid in the good work.
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Duke Stone
California
Wilson
Buckhorn Bill’s Anti Socialist Meetings Draw Praise
Rev W D Ingram known as Buckhorn Bill returns to Coalgate for a few days then resumes his Pon totec county circuit. Reports from anti socialist meetings at Maxwell Vaness and Fitzhugh describe large, enthusiastic attendance and local Democrat support.
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W. D. Ingram
Buckhorn Bill
Coalgate
Pontotec
S. M. Dial
Maxwell
Vaness
Fitzhugh
Oklahoma Campaign Echoes State Issues in Taft Tie
A national campaign is used to push a Taft aligned position, but the organized opposition to the Democracy of Oklahoma concentrates on state issues. Politicians who claim support for Taft avoid public endorsement of their presidential choice.
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Oklahoma
Taft
Oklahoma politics show chaos in opposition to Democracy
The piece rails at Bull Moose and Republican factions in Oklahoma for not taking clear stances in the presidential contest. It claims Republicans sacrifice Taft and Bull Moose followers avoid defending Roosevelt. It argues Morgan and McGuire’s election would mark a Republican stand and a rebuke to Roosevelt supporters, with Democrat gains tied to Progressive votes.
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Oklahoma
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Morgan
McGuire
Bull Moose Electors Claim Republican Ticket backing
State progressive managers circulate a claim that all presidential electors on the Republican ticket were chosen by the Roosevelt convention and pledges to vote Roosevelt and Johnson if elected. The message names several local organizers and urges progressive voters to stamp the slate.
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Bull Moosers
Teddy
Wilson
State Bull Moose Organization
Chicago
Roosevelt
Johnson
G. E. Flick
L. L. Long
W. A. Williams
M. Pp. Howser
H. W. Hinch
H. L. Hix
G. E. Nickel
W. L. McWilliams
Ret Millard
J. G. Ralls
Alva L. McDonald
Orvel J. Johnson
State Progressive Committee
Oklahoma Votes Solidly Democratic in 1912
The article asserts Oklahoma will stay in the Democratic column as the party aims to carry every state in the union. It warns against overconfidence and urges maximum Democrat activity before the November 5 election date.
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Union
Oklahoma
Limited airplane capacity cited as advantage in travel notes
The article notes that the present aeroplane’s restricted passenger capacity offers a distinct advantage by aiding in some unspecified aspect of operations or safety. It emphasizes a practical outcome tied to smaller passenger loads.
Decisive battle being fought near Adrianople
London reports a large-scale clash southeast of Adrianople as Turkish and Bulgarian forces contend along a front extending about forty miles. Nazim Pasha asserts Turkish resolve to die rather than surrender while Bulgarians press toward Sofia and Monastir.
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London
Adrianople
Turkey
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Nazim Pasha
Chorlu
Ku-Lule-Burgas
Vienna
Saraz
Sofalar
Cherkesskeni
Strandja
Uskub
Visa
Sofia
Belgrade
Monastir
Salonica
Macedonia
District Court Schedule For The Week
District court will convene Monday to handle a fair docket. Monday is motion day. Tuesday has no court due to election. Wednesday through the rest of the week covers non jury civil cases. The following Monday the criminal docket will be taken up.
Roland Cancels Speaking Dates Due to Illness
Mrs. R C Roland’s illness requires Mr. Roland to stay at her bedside, forcing him to cancel speaking dates announced in various parts of the county.
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Roland
R. C. Roland
Wetumka Gazette reporters attend trick funeral
Wetumka lodge members W. C. Farmer and G. C. Bolin visited the News office during their trip, making a brief, appreciative call on the staff.
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Wetumka Lodge
W. C. Farmer
G. C. Bolin
The
Wetumka
Lanham Center Happenings and Local Notes
Community notes record visits and travels of residents including Mr. and Mrs. Davis and families, a wedding of Mr. Jim Revels and Miss Fuller, shopping and work trips to Ada and Atoka, church services by Bro. Dupree, and school progress. Election day approaches with socialists lamenting and locals urged to attend.
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Lanham Center
Joe Davis
Scott Lanham
Joe Statts
Saunders
Ada
Mr. Saunders
Jim Revels
Miss Fuller
Mabel Smith
Arkansas
Belton Parker
Lee Parker
Griffith
Guy
Atoka
I. Harris
Stephens
Rost
Glennie
Garnet Griffith
Bro. Dupree
Erica MccCulloh
Stratford
Knox Tales and Weekend Outings In Knox County
Mr L D Harsom assists S B Ethredge in Fitz Hugh barber shop every Saturday. A large crowd gathered from Adapecan for hunting Sunday. The Barringer sisters and friends visited Mr Barringer ranch for opossum hunting Saturday evening but caught none. The Knox boys tried polecat hunting and were chased off. Storie Cope vows never again though Sherman hints at interest in a local girl. Lovelady asked to write more.
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L. D. Harsom
S. B. Ethredge
Fitzhugh
Adapecan
Alta
Netta
Clemmie Barringer
Jessie Rogers
Dollie Stanfield
Mr. Barringer
Knox
Carl
Storie Cope
Sherman
Lovelady
Road and social notes from a rural community
Road Overseer Brumley builds the Boggy bridge approach north of the school house today. James Berger and wife host relatives from Eureka Springs Arkansas this week. Buckhorn Bill failed to appear at the Monday night event. Sunday convention attendees enjoyed a good time but the dance Saturday night was better. Grandpa Brumley moves to the Carney farm now owned by Will Brumley. Mr Goss hag returned to town. We advocate voting for Woodrow Wilson.
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Brumley
James Berger
Eureka Springs
Ark
Buckhorn Bill
Grandpa Brumley
Carney Farm
Will Brumley
Goss Hag
Woodrow Wilson
Alla Trading Co Promises Free 42 Piece Dinner Set Giveaway
A notice invites readers to participate in a free giveaway of a 42 piece dinner set by the Alla Trading Co on Thursday November 7. No purchase is required.
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Alla Trading Co
Croxton to Address Voters at Center on Wilson Rally Day
A. M. Croxton has accepted the county committee invitation to address Center voters Saturday afternoon. The rally aims to energize Democrats across the county for a strong turnout in November.
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Croxton
A. M. Croxton
Center
Wilson
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