Editors Say of Wilson and La Follette in 1912
Denver and Washington dispatches report Frank J. Cannon citing a broad Progressive push for La Follette or Wilson. Taft’s camp, business interests, and party machines shape the scene as editors weigh convention outcomes and Wilson’s delegate prospects across states from New Jersey to California.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain News
United States
Frank J. Cannon
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Haineis
Indiana
Missouri
la Follette
Wilson
Robert M. LaPollette
Woodrow Wilson
Republican Party
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Scranton
Lebanon
Scranton Times
George
Krause
Cornelius Moyer
Myerstown
Lebanon-Dauphin-Cumberland
Mayer Lebanon County
Columbus
Ohio
Buffalo
Buffalo Times
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford, Jr
University, of Berkeley
Cal
Buffalo Society of Natural Science
West
California
Jordan
Washington, D. C
Washington
Boston Transcript
Capitol
House
Middle West
New Jersey
New Map of North America Published by US Geological Survey
The United States Geological Survey issues a large geologic map of North America printed in four sheets forming a 6 ft 5 in by 5 ft piece. It is a rare engraving and lithographic color work at a 1 to 5,000,000 scale with 80 miles to the inch, aligning with the world map projection. A dollar now subscribes readers to The Weekly Chieftain through year end 1912.
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North America
United States Geological Survey
Aged Pathfinder Kinley Dies in Tulsa at 92
Ambrose Kinley frontiersman and Indian fighter died at his daughter Mrs H W Reynolds home in Tulsa after a pneumonia attack. Born 1819 on Tannock Island off Nova Scotia he helped blaze the western trails from Ohio to Kansas and Oklahoma through a life of rugged frontier service.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ambrose Kinley
H. W. Reynolds
Tannock Island
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Kinley
St. Lawrence
Ohio
Kansas
Jhoma
Oklahoma Merchants Unite in Tax Challenge
In Fort Gibson and Muskogee County a wave of legal action targets taxes assessed by the state board of equalization led by Governor Cruce. Plaintiff F H Nash seeks to halt collection of 5000 dollars’ worth of goods, alleging 100 percent overvaluation without hearing. Attorneys foresee numerous similar suits aimed at stopping what officials call unfair assessments and improper increases.
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Muskogee
Okla
W. H. Wainwright
F. H. Nash
Fort Gibson
State Board of Equalization
Cruce
State Board
Vais County
Fort Jalmon
Mr. Nash
Board of Equalization
Muskogee County
Oklahoma City
Negh
Nash
State of
Oklahoma
Bower Broaddus
Molony & Broaddus
Peter A. Gavin
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