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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1912

Page

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Dick T. Morgan Seeks renomination in Oklahoma’s 2nd District

Dick T. Morgan announces for re nomination as representative in Congress from Oklahoma’s Second District. The article touts his proven record in the House, loyal support from friends, and ongoing campaign in the 1912 race, urging voters to back his candidacy and noting his vigilance for constituents' interests.

Herman Dick T. Morgan Congress Oklahoma Republican Party Morgan

Oklahoma City Convention Backs Split Delegation Plan

Oklahoma City's Democratic state convention ended in a rare factional clash turning into a political compromise. A split delegation to the Baltimore convention was chosen with twenty at large delegates each holding half a vote, ten for Clark and ten for Wilson. Senator Gore to head the Wilson side. Galbreath named national committee man after beating Doolin 407 to 146.

Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma Baltimore Roger Galbreath Tulsa Champ Clark Woodrow Wilson Tate Clark Wilson Gore Galbreath United States Robert L. Owen John Doolini

Roosevelt Victory Claimed In Oklahoma By Supporters

The report from Roosevelt headquarters in Oklahoma City claims the Rough Rider carried every district in the state for the Roosevelt ticket. Republican backers say Roosevelt dominates the state despite inconsistency in caucuses and county conventions.

Eweyt Okaber Roosevelt Okahora City Sagamore Hill

Roosevelt Accepts in Fight for Third Term Nominations

Boston Feb 28 Colonel Roosevelt declared he will fight to the end for the presidential nomination and would abide by party choice at the convention. He reiterated he would not seek a third term and explained the precedent concerns only a third consecutive term. He outlined his recall plan for judicial decisions and urged direct primaries and popular governance while defending the rights of the people.

Boston Rosevelt United States Hie Tir Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Mazaini Amelia Soy Atate Abraham Linesoln Tam Jeguliam Justin

Pioneer Passes Robert Thompson Longtime County Resident

Robert Thompson brother of J W Thomapecine propelern of the Thonkpe son Hotel and a pioneer resident of the county died suddenly last week of heart trouble at his old Grand Valley home. He had felt unwell earlier that morning and died while preparing for his daily tasks. His widow and family mourn a life of health and usefulness and a wide circle of relatives hospital friends extend sympathy.

Robert Thompson J. W Thomapecine Thonkpeson T Ie County Grand Valley Thompson Pho Withxeow Hiarer Suerow

Beaver County Republicans back Roosevelt Morgan at caucus

In Beaver preelection caucuses Republicans selected delegates to the county convention to back Roosevelt and Morgan. Elected delegates include Frank Laughlin, A W Webb, Lek Lang, J I Mune sell, and HN Lawson. Other precincts hint Roosevelt dominance in Beaver County with strong Morgan sentiment.

Beaver Roosevelt Frank Laughlin A W Webb Lek Lang Munesell Lawson Rosake Morgan Beaver County Roopervelt

Morgan Leads First Bill to Regulate Interstate Corporations

Congressman Dick T. Morgan introduced the first House bill to curb interstate industrial firms and proposed an Interstate Corporation Commission to supervise big corporations. He spoke February 20 in the House, arguing the Sherman Act alone is insufficient and praising Morgan as an independent leader in national legislation.

Washington, D. C Dick T. Morgan Hous of Representatives Morgan House Bhis Interstate Corporation Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Roosevel Ohio Mr Morgan House of Representatives Roosevelt Mr. Morgan Col. Roosevelt Congress of the United States

James Pierson Frozen in Snowbound Tragedy

Saree Pierson a farmer living about twenty miles southwest was found Sunday March 2 frozen to death. Authorities believe Heras family lost in the blizzard of Sunday February 25 while seeking neighbor help. his body lay on a hillside near his rudely built home. the cellar elevator was nearly full of snow indicating he sought shelter indoors.

Saree Pierson Mareb Srd Heras Bligeard Joan Bie Ells

J D Sipe Dies Suddenly In Floris Area

J D Sipe, a prosperous Floris neighborhood farmer, died at home Tuesday evening after a brief illness. He suffered dropsy previously but remained active until recently. Funeral services were held today with burial in the local cemetery as heavy sleet and snow disrupted travel. His wife and three children survive him in a week of inclement weather.

J.D. Sipe Floris Iris Home W Klad

Inside Court Proceedings and County Fare Billing Changes

The Attorney General weighs who pays for transporting convicts to the State Reformatory as the case awaits a legislative ruling. Gate County votes to establish an additional Justice of the Peace District and the County Clerk notes 94 marriage licenses issued, one fewer than in 1910.

State Reformatory Gate and Vicinity Board of Grunty Ile

Consistency and Demands of a Political Row

A critique notes the Heaver Democrat copying a previous dig at Republicans. It mocks the Oklahoma City meeting on February 22, calling it a demodentia pow-wow. The piece questions patriotism and accuses a lack of real zeal from GOP governors.

Heaver Democrat Oklahoma City

Roll of Honor Readers Remembered With Renewals

Roll of Honor lists readers of the Hane who renewed or started new subscriptions this past week including J T Butler Logan M Mae Maple Beaver W A Francis Cloud Chief Mies Dott Chilcott Beaver Le Phelps Hinton Teaber Brown Capron Thos Inlow Centerton Ark J H Bommore Beaver Chas White Beaver John Godainger Beaver have private money to make a few joins on good quarters Low subevents Norakeoff Walter Frazer

The Hane J.T. Butler Logan Mine Mae Maple Beaver W. A. Francis Cloud Chief Mies Dott Chilcott le Phelps Hinton Teaber Brown Capron Thos Inlow Centerton Ark J. H. Bommore Norakeoff

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