Wilson for president gains wide Democratic support
A compilation from multiple cities and newspapers shows strong backing for Woodrow Wilson as the Democratic presidential candidate. Editors and party leaders in West Virginia, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Iowa, and other states praise his honesty, anti corruption stance, and proven reforms. They cite his gubernatorial record in New Jersey, his fight against bosses, and broad appeal across the South and Midwest, predicting his eventual nomination and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
W. Va
Greenbrier
John J. Davis
Clarksburg
Wm. Campbell
Virginia Free Press
Charlestown
Woodrow Wilson
Campbell
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Wilson
John D. Davis
Davis
Magnes
Taft
LaFollette
Hoboken
N. J
United States
Seventh Ward
Democratic Chui
Jersey City
Danforth Avenue
Greenville
John H. Small
North Carolina
Washington
South
Alabama
Mr. Small
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Small
Champ Clark
Oxcar Underwood
Iowa
James M. Parsons
Des Moines
Parsons
New York
Evening Sun
Wilmington
Del
Andrew C. Gray
George Gray
York
Dee
York Gazette
Young Men's Democratic Society
South George Street
New York Herald
Metropolitan Club
Fitzgerald
Boston
W. A. Gaston
Massachusetts
Gaston
Fitzgerald J
Josiah Quincy
New England
Princeton
George Fred Williams
Bryan
Dr. Wilson
Rolla Wells
St. Louis
Wells
Daniel Campau
Democratic National Committee
Michigan
Campau
Dudley Field Malone
New York City
Good Roads Congress
East
Gvernor Wilson
Peoople
Public Service Commission
Senate
Wessex County
Smith
House
General Assembly
Bandits kill roadhouse owner near Bartlesville
In Bartlesville Oklahoma, December 5, two armed men named Red Neill and Ace Ray robbed hotel man L. O. Blair as he passed a roadhouse owned by J. Terry. Terry tried to intervene and was shot multiple times and killed. Blair later identified the suspects. Neill and Ray were arrested.
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Bartlesville
Okla
J. ©. Terry
Terry
L. O. Blair
Blair
Terry Roadhouse
Nelli
Neill
Ray
Trout-Silvers case verdict in favor of defendant Silvers
District Court reports a noon jury verdict finding defendant Silvers not liable in a malicious prosecution suit. Parties reside near Big Cabin. Judge Davin discharged jurors until Wednesday the 13th. B C Rose made a Kansas City trip. Vinstal High School freshmen organized a close basketball team and will play the sophomores Tuesday.
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Silvers
Jer
Big Cabin
Davin Dis
B. C. Rose
Kansas City
Vinsta
Corrupt Bankers Hit by Official Action in 1910
Washington DC Dec 5 The comptroller of the currency Lawrence C Murray calls for imprisoning bank officials who accept personal compensation for loans. He urges new laws, notes national banks assets rose 553 million, deposits peak at 5.49 trillion, banking power at 21.93 trillion and gold stock dominance. He also proposes extending stock assessments and a ten year statute of limitations for national banking offences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Lawrence C. Murray
Comptroller
Congress
Murray
United States
Treasury
A Gift With a Thought in It For Christmas The Youth's Companion
A Christmas gift option is a subscription to The Youth's Companion for 52 weeks at 1.75. The offer includes a free 1912 Calendar lithographed in ten colors with gold for the recipient and the giver. Subscriptions rise from 1.75 to 2.00 on January 1, 1912, with new orders accepted at 144 Berkeley Street Boston Massachusetts.
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Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Jermnoxse Lands Sell Cheap At Auction
J. George Wright commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes oversaw a sale of 14 000 acres of allotted lands in Cherokee Adair Sequoyah and Delaware counties. Prices ranged from 25 cents to five dollars per acre. The mountainous Imo is river region and hill country of the old Cherokee nation were included in the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. George Wright
Five Civilized Tribes
Cherokee
Adair
Hequoyah
Delaware
Imois River
Notice of Probate Hearing for Foreign Will in Craig County
Mary Helen Kendall petitions for probate of Foster D. Adams will in Craig County Oklahoma. Hearing set for December 28, 1911 at 10:00 a.m. in Vinita County Court room. All interested persons may appear and contest the petition. JAS. F. McCULLOUGH, Clerk of the County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Foster D. Adams
Mary Helen Kendall
Craig County
Oklahoma
Foster D. Adama
Vinita
Jas. F. McCullough
Estray notice from Craig County Oklahoma 1911
On December 4 1911 J D Boatright swore to taking up a red steer about three years old weighing around 1000 pounds branded A on the left hip in the SE 1 4 of Section 9 Township 26 Range 18 residing Contratia Oklahoma. The animal was taken up November 10 1911 and the affidavit was witnessed and sealed.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
J. D. Boatright
Contratia
The Best Kind of Family Reading for Your Home
An attractive promotion for The Youths Companion urges readers to subscribe at $1.75 for 26 weekly issues, with a price rise to $2 after January 1 1912. It promises high quality fiction by famous authors and offers a 1912 calendar gift and free issues from 1911 with new subscriptions to 144 Berkeley Street Boston Mass.
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Deoda
The
Companion
Berkeley
Boston
Mies
Notice to creditors in the estate of Joe Davis
In the matter of the estate of Joe Davis late of Vinita Craig County Oklahoma deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to the appointed administratrix. Four months after first publication claims must be filed to prevent denial. Dated November 16 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chieftain
Joe Davis
Vinita
of Craig
State of Oklahoma
Bey Craig
State
Oklahoma
Craig County
Order for Hearing on Sale of Inherited Land in Indian Heir
In the County Court of Cherokee County Oklahoma probate case In Re Estate of Le erle Sourjohn deceased Nancy Going to sleep petitioner seeks approval of conveyance of all her rights to 80 acres in sections 20 and 17 township 29 range 21 east in Craig County. Hearing set for December 18 1911 at Tahlequah with publication required in Vinita Chieftain for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Cherokee County
Oklahome
Tahlequah
Léerle Sourjohn
Nancy
Sourjohn
Lizzie Sourjohn
North Range
Craig County
Oklahoma
Lizzie Sour
John
Vinita
Order to Show Cause on Guardian's Motion for Real Estate Sale
In Craig County Oklahoma County Court in the matter of Mollie R Carpenter minor, guardian B M Adams seeks a sale order for real estate. Hearing set December 23 1911 at 1 40 pm in Vinita. Publication required three weeks in Virus Weekly Chieftain. Judge F Parks signs order dated November 31 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirst
The
Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Mollie R. Carpenter
Ward
Vinita
Craig County
F. Parks
Judee
Pardon Application Filed by Administratrix of Joe Davis
Belle Davis administratrix of the estate of Joe Davis applies for a pardon or parole to the Governor of Oklahoma due to ill health. Notice dated November 17, 1911, with a December 18, 1911 deadline.
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State of
Okla
Belle Davis
Boma
Joe Davis
Wes
Bert Doualafead
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Sioux City
Sioux City Journal
M. M. White
Ida Grove
West Hotel
Richmond
Richmond News
Hildie Lunsford
Plalauf
Jess Lannsford
Jesse Lunsford
Jdlie Lunsford
James
Davenport
R. Mitchell
V. Cargefowey
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