Refuse 10 Adopt Resolutions Oklahoma City
The defeat of the Wilson-Wilson faction alters plans to endorse or condemn the state board of education over the Akin bill to abolish fourteen institutions. New officers and an unsettled sentiment leave a risk of conflict over any resolutions at the convention.
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Oklahoma City
Wilson-Glenn
State Teachers’ Association
State Board of Education
Akin Wil
Board of Education
Glenn-Wilson
Glenn
Resolutions Committee
E. D. Cameron
Wilson
W. ©. Gill
Pawhuska
Osage County
Ella Davis
Ardmore
W. W. Cunningham
Shawnee
Monroe
Akin
C. H. Akin
Sind
Cruce
Sch
Henry 8. Curtis
Worcester
Mays
Walter Willams
Missouri School of Journalism
Dr Leo Bennett Considered for East Side Republican Post
Tulsa observers report that Dr Leo B Bennett a former federal marshal in the Indian Territory days may again seek a promised appointment He is said to have strong influence in Washington and could win the post if he pursues it
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Bennett
Tulsa
Okla
East Side
Leo B. Bennett
Indian Territory
Washington
Ex-Gov Haskell Joins Champ Clark Club In Oklahoma
In Muskogee Oklahoma supporters discuss political alignments as ex governor Haskell joins the Champ Clark club by proxy through City Commissioner Kennedy. The move echoes Owen's preferred candidate stance and signals rising tension among Democratic factions.
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Haskell
CLARK
Muskogee
Okla
Dev
Champ Clark
N. Haskell
United States Senate
Robert JL. Owen
Mr. Haskell
J. B. Kennedy
Owen
the Phoenix
Oklahoma Pharmacy Board Session Sets January 8 and 9 1913
The Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy will hold its regular quarterly meeting to examine candidates for registered pharmacist certificates in Oklahoma City at the Chamber of Commerce building on January 8 and 9, 1913. Application blanks and information available on request. J. C. Burton, Secretary. Stroud, Oklahoma.
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Pharmacy Board
Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
J.C. Burton
Stroud
Okla
Railways in Territory Show Need for More Lines
At year end 1911 the Territory lists 48 miles of railway, down from 272 miles in 1910, spread across nine different lines. Officials stress a new system is needed to reach an open Pacific port via the Yukon basin, as only the wealthiest interior regions and best-located roads now yield profits.
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Fae Jeneth
Conouet
Pacific
Yurkon
1912 Oklahoma Chieftain asks for public ideas on state progress
The letter urges readers to submit 100 to 200 word suggestions for developing Oklahoma in 1912. It calls Vinita and Craig County to lead progress, invites concise opinions, and emphasizes civic input shaping policy and growth.
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Oklahoma
Vinita
Craig County
Alaska Mineral Output Rises Sharply in 1911
The United States Geological Survey estimates Alaska's 1911 mineral production at about 20.97 million dollars, led by gold with 17.15 million and copper at 22.9 million pounds. Dredging expanded in Nome, and new rail access to the Copper River region spurred industry, while coal uses declined and oil fuels increased.
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Alaska
Alfred H. Brooks
United States Geological Survey
Brooks
Alnaka
Juneau
Valdez
Kenal Peninsula
Willow Creek
Fairbanks
Nome
Janokorditarod
Copper River
California
Samia Ney
Welle
Aid & Small Production
Ottawa County Extends Tax Payment Deadline
Ottawa County board of commissioners extended the first half tax deadline from January 1 to February 1, 1912. If unpaid by February 1, the full amount becomes due and delinquent. The extension came because tax books arrived December 20, shortening time for the first payment, though it benefits late payers and harms those who paid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commisioners
Dawes commission lacking power over allotment homesteads
Judge Ralph E B Campbell ruled in Gracie Hawking and others versus Oklahoma Oil Co that the Dawes commission could not set aside or partition property held by deceased members for homesteads or surplus. The case centered on whether an heir could alter homestead allocation after death and before patent, with a minor damages claim tied to alleged oil extraction.
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Muskogee
Ohina
Dee
Ralph EB. Campbell
United States District Court
Gracie Hawking
Oklahoma Oil Company
Dawes Commission
Dawes
Ganardian of 9
Bilijah Corbray
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Idaho
Wyoming
United States Geologiaa Survey
Daily Chieftain
State Board
Milford - Berger Shoe Company
Muchon
Geological Survey Press Bulletin
Ottawa County
Mentor Comfort
Mentor Comfort Derby
Coats
Vinita’s Big Department Store
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