Lincoln Pew At New York Avenue Church Feels Wilson Era
Article describes President elect Wilson likely attending New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, near the White House, and occupying the famed Lincoln pew. It recounts Lincoln’s worship there, Dr. Gurley's influence, and the pew’s history, with Radcliffe’s long service to national church life and ties to Taft.
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Washington
Wilson
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hite Elke
Chelok
Wilkow
Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Tima
New York Avenue House
White House
Uust
Wallace Radcliffe
Lincoln
President Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Radeline
Roosevelt
Ble
Ute Executive Commission
Presbyterian Synod of Baltimore
Se Tva
Weo Presbyterian
Radcliffe
Army
Dr. Radcliffe
Bnt
New York Avenue
Mtendango
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Willian Jenny Harrison
Franklin Merce
James Buchanan
Abrahan Ancolu
Andrew Johnson
Bis
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Church of the Covenant
Pierce
Merc
N. Cammbell
Peggy O'Neal
Campbell
Albany
Dr. Gurley
Meath
White Mouse
Springdell
Charles W. Bailey
Charles RB Phareon
Willie
Hur
Missionary Society
Gurley
Farmers Way Observed in Oklahoma County
Captain S W Parrieh of Meadmont Texas disposed of a half interest in eighty per cent of production with one well to the Gypey OH Company for one hundred dollars. Yesterday was Farmers Way in this county with government demonstrator meetings at windy points. Stenographers selected for the senate service include W R Le Compte Enid Marcus W Truett Oklahoma City Miss Catherine DB Pierce Oklahoma City Miss Tra R Krause Pawnee Miss Cleo Anderson Oklahoma City and Miss Blanche Neill Gage.
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Oklahoma
S. W. Parrieh
Meadmont
Tex
Farmers’ Way
Wainy Points
Senate
W. R. le Compte
Enid
Marcus W. Truett
Oklahoma City
Catherine DB. Pierce
Tra R. Krause
Pawnee
Cleo Anderson
Misa Blanche Neill
Gage
Bloodless War in Delaware Go No. 1
A Delaware county clash near the county records office ended after a night battle as Sheriff Thomason led about thirty deputies against armed partisans. Fire was exchanged for several minutes, one man reportedly injured, and attackers retreated under cover of darkness. News arrived Sunday due to cut wires and remote reports, with Governor Cruce awaiting reliable word on state troop intervention.
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Court House
Frst
Old Jay
Cruce
Delaware County
Frank M. Canton
Oklahoma City
Whiskey men fear sleuth in two counties raid plan
In thirtloxville Oklahoma December a persistent campaign against bootleggers in Nowata and Washington counties is to be launched following the arrival of SG Crosswalt of St Louis secretary of the National Temperance union. He is said to be a sleuth, with plans to secure enough evidence to convict bootleggers and to urge Nowata County to appoint a special judge. Former County Judge Van Leuven will prosecute, as Crosswall seeks enforcement, while a detective and his operating sales resemble a well known anti bootlegger effort. The fear among bootleggers is shown by the silence around the raid setup and the caution in public notices.
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White House
Radcliffe
William Howard Taft
Senate
Congress
Posey
Washington
Tal
Taft
Radeliffe
Haren
Senator Frye
Senator Elkins
Dr. Radcliffe
W Milnister
Ft “Wilson
Ruthor
Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Oklahoma
Jhealth Department
Cartlesille Water Company
Supreme Court
Jeo
Pinerdoy
State Board
Tram Stem
Fontiet Wroage
Fem & Feee
Het Resideyes
Garver
China
Herbisbind
Win Redding
Porum
Muskogee
Charley McClure
Porun Feu
Oklahoma Iron Works
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
James Burnette Eskedée
Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma College For Women
Robert HH. Wilson
Rc, Allen
Grand Jury
Oklahoma Health Department
Bank of
Ol Hama
Nate Sis
Missouri
Nebraska
Olive States
Thirtloxville
Okla
Nowate
Crosswalt
St. Louis
National Temperance Union
Nowata County
Nowata
van Leuven
Pussy Foot
Jobasih
Good Roads Plan for Craig County
City business houses join a Craig Sousky Good Roads Association forming for January 6 events. D Ward King to lecture on good roads and demonstrate the split log drag. voters will join and gain a say at the convention to set county road improvement goals. Other notes include resignations and a fatal oil industry incident in the region.
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Craig Sousky
Good Roads Association
D. Ward King
Telnet Cirempted
D. Ward Kine
Bo Hirewike
State health report urges higher funding for inspections
In the Dec 46 dispatch from Orabons Cy a state health department report to Governor Cruce calls for a broader sanitary inspection of food preparation, manufacturing, and sale sites. It also urges supervision of dairy and livestock operations and recommends raising annual inspection funding from 10,000 to 18,009 dollars.
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Orabons
Frey
Gari
Brive
State Health Department
Cruce
Pure Fool and Drug Department
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Woodrow Wilson
New York
National Tone
Phinesa
Mr. Lincoln
Dr Gurley
Delaware
Temperance Union
Craig County
Oklahoma News
Ises
Vinsta
Mande
Health Department
Theo
D. B. Frear
James S. Davenport
New Halsell Bldg
Vinita Oklahoma
Dr.wh. H. Wynne
Oculist
Vinita
R. L. Mitchell
Lee Mackins Hote
F. L. Marney
Vinita, Okla
Gunter Building
Vinita Okla
Vinita Hotel
Illinois Avenue
Louis Bagby
S. Neer
DRS. Bagby & Neer
Ofice
First National Bank
F. L. Hughson
Wimer Drug Store
R. E. Moss
Florist
North Avenue
Thompson Street
E. A. Stubblefield, D. M. D
Room
Scott Bolding
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
Wilson Street
Adair Street
Vinita Undertaker Co
J.C. Chadwick
Mgr
Southwest
Parker-Wise
Farmers State Bank
Jersey
Gray's Barn
North Wilson Street
Jane Patton Hall
Ben Williams
Edgar Buffington
Nora Guffey
Broken Arrow
Caardus Womans Tonic
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga, Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
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