Smith Bryan La Follette discuss third party in capital
Special to the Chieftain from Washington D C April 5 articles speculate on a possible third party ticket headed by Bryan and La Follette or a Bryan Roosevelt pairing. Proponents argue such a movement could realign Republicans and Democrats, while critics fear a party split could hurt the nation.
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Fide
Ford
Bolts
Chicago
McKinley
Willa Bryas
le Folette
West
la Vollette
Bryan
le Pollette
Whitball
Taftle
Baltimore
United States
Reysblices
Fett
Democrats
Santa
Benator la Pollette
Republican Party
Mle
Ax Pordiar
Prment
Nutinok
God Blessing Te Cor Invalids Relief Appeal
A public notice by GEO. P. CHALLIS from Vinita Oklahoma appeals for support and explains a long illness with incurable prognosis. He recalls failed treatments, thanks helpers, and requests encouragement for the sick while detailing his address and past hardships.
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de Marray
Devenport
Iowa
Weitmer Institute of
Suameative
South Sand
Vinita
Okie
Tochamx
Geo. P. Challis
Soeth Seoith
Knox Smith Addresses Waterways Question in Nashville
H Knox Smith urged Southern Commercial Congress in Nashville on April to unify river and rail transport. He argued water terminals need local ownership and control, urging government to fund channels only with adequate local terminals kept open for public benefit. He called for cooperation between rail and water systems and for local responsibility for terminal facilities.
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Nashville
Tenn
Herbert Knox Secith
Southern Commercial Congress
Smith
Orlendo
San Providson
Post Office at Welch Robbed in Sunday Night Attack
Sheriff Ridenhour rushed to Welch to investigate a robbery at the local post office where robbers blew open the safe. Amount taken not yet learned as details emerged from the Sunday night incident.
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Welch
Hobbers
Sheriff Ridenhour
Mystic Banquet For Indians Draws Local Notables
Wray of Miami and other honorees attended the Mystic Banquet to aid the Waunday Thursday Indians in planning spring crops. Judges, masters, and officers presided as music and speeches filled an event staged with careful arrangements and a kingly feast. A later Easter service at Masonic Hall featured Judge Gill, with a note on funds management and farm preparation guidance.
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Joa A Gill
C. L. Connor
CH. Riede Aes
Weasgrer
J. S Smith, Jr
WG. Mastersee
Jevlor
Beboot
Talmage
Bosts
Bostenses Dodge Gill
A. J. Churchill
Knight Maybern
Miami
G. P. Fogle
A. Brown
Force For God
Moore and
McWilliams
Mismi
Connelly and Conner
Fairiard Montgomery
Centralia
Whitaker
Pryor
Mitchell
Bluejackes
Chelset
Newman
Welch
Baftington, McParland and Coley
Vinita
Smith
OO L Conner
A. W. Ifferton
Bebout
Taimeee
Charehill
Buffington
WP. Thompson
T. Wimner
Hail
B. Coley
C. Montgomery
C. H. Riedemann
Fort Gibson Man Dies in Shotgun Accident
D M Walker a Fort Gibson business leader and town trustees member was instantly killed when a shotgun discharged while he was leaving his home to hunt. It is believed the lock snagged on a fence causing the accidental explosion. He is survived by a widow and four children.
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Fort Gibson
Muskogee
Oklo
D. M. Walker
Walker
Harrell Named State Democratic Chairman in Oklahoma
Tom Harrell of Wagoner was unanimously chosen as Oklahoma state Democratic chairman to fill the unexpired term after Fred P. Branson resigned as Muskogee candidate for congressman at large. Harrell led against Linebaugh of Atoka with administration forces backing him, while political tensions tied to Governor Haskell and other figures shaped the vote and strategy.
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Oklahoma City
Tom C. Harrell
Wagoner
Fred P. Branson
Muskogee
Harrell
William H. Murray
Tishomingo
D. 4
Linebaugh
Atoka
Line
Haskell
Murray
Erther
Williams
Committee
Erty
Linebaughts
Mmake
Tom Hurrell
Democratic
Indian Territory
Democratic Executive Committee
Ji Nartis
Republican State Committee
The Weekly Chieftainuntil January Jet 1913
The item notes a weekly publication titled The Weekly Chieftain until January 1913 with a stated price of zero pounds zero pence, indicating a free offer or milestone in the period.
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Chieftain
Minstrel Troupe Promises New Slick Program
The Merry Mercy Minstrels boast a fresh and varied show with new skits and music each performance. They promise a complete minstrel atmosphere with humor, song, and lively stage presence. The group is set to appear at the Grand Theatre on Tuesday April 1 with a noon parade to follow.
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Euaddy
Richard Progic
Georgia
Etx
Sampan
Corker
Grand Theatre
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Capital
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D. C
Taft
Wack Fox
Webbers Palle
Okla
April
Miter
Muskogee Times-Democrat
York
Atés
Arkanaas
Grand Rivahy
State School Commission
Oklahoma
Perel Army
Owen
Watch
H. Knox Smith
Scottia
Masora Gerat Sachem Adams
Sekmann
Witheraw
Quarne
Fisher
Nog
Tim
Cove Ft Ip
Department
Tom Harrell
O State
Wagoner Man
Fred Branson
Lewis Bagh Seo Ito
de. CS. Neer
DRS. Bagby & Neer
OfSceim First National Bank Baiiing
C. Heidtman
Fowler
Rathroid Crossing
C. H. Murray
S. Smith
Merriam Webster
Pres
CR C.merriam Co., Publicers
Springfield
Mass
Vinita Creamery Co
Farm and City Loans
Parker
Wise Company
W. Herron
Barrett
South
Wilson Street
Adair Street
A Stubblefield, D. m
ROOM
Scott Building
Theo. D B
Frear
Cherokee Building
Robt. L. Scott
Clark & Roberts
S. Wilson St
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington
R. L. Mitchell Cowan
Vinita. Okla
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
F. L. Hughson
W. Delaware
Wimner Drag Store
Anna Jones
Kenny
Cardus
Caardus Womans Tonic
Ladies’ Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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