Editors Praise and Fear of Wilson Across Newspapers
Across the nation editorials and polls show strong support for Woodrow Wilson for the 1912 Democratic nomination. Governors and editors in New Jersey Michigan Missouri and New York voice growing favor for Wilson while Taft aligned papers oppose him. Analysts say Wilson’s candidacy gains momentum despite opposition from business interests and political machines.
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Roswell
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
United States
Long Branch
N. J
H. P. Bennett
Winder
Ottawa
Kan
Taft
Boston Mass
Independence
Examiner
Clinton Democrat
Champ Clark
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Waxahachie
Tex
Marquette
Mich
Michigan
Wolverine
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Neenah
Jackson
Jackson Patriot
Union
Union Depot
Patriot
Thomas J. Anketell
Mt. Clemens
W. N. Ferris
Perris Institute
Big Rapids
Ferris
Anketell
Tucker
New York
Pittsburg
East
Washington, D. C
Washington Herald
Edwin F. Sweet
Washington
White House
Sacramento
Cal
Tammany
Tius
Metropolis
Upstate
Empire Democracy
Likeihood
Nation
Democrats of
Lake States
Action Harmon
Ohio
West
Tere
New Castle
Princeton
New Orleans
Boston
Boston Lane
Middle West
Northwest
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Tim” Sullivan
Chicago
Tammy
Oklahoma G O P in Tug Over U S Attorney Posts
Taft is to appoint two U S attorneys for Oklahoma early next month triggering a GOP fight. In the western district, where John Embry’s term ends January 7, candidates include King H M Boardman, Lory Lowry, and Cress, with Morgan backing Boardman and McGuire backing Lowry. In the eastern district, incumbent Gregg seeks another term amid rising interest from several contenders coordinated by Harris and Cade.
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Washington
D. C
Dee
Taft
Oklahoma
United States
John Embry
Dick T. Morgan
Judge Gillet
Embry
Bird McGuire
Robert A. Lowry
Stillwater
Morgan
McGuire
Gregg
Choctaw Citizenship Suit Seeks Mandamus Relief
Four dozen Choctaw Nation descendants sue Secretary of the Interior in DC Supreme Court to erase "Disapproved" from enrollment rolls and restore citizenship for allotment rights. Attorneys Kappler Merrillat Jones Apple Franklin represent claimants led by Horton and McCoy descendants. Justice Stafford set January 10 to show cause.
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Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
Messrs
Kappler & Merrillat
James K. Jones
Washington, D. C
Apple & Franklin
Ardmore, Oklo
Justice Stafford
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Lewse
John
Mattie
James
Mary M
Nancy E
George Po
Bertha M. Horton
Rachel
Viola M. Nunt
John H
Charles B. Darker
Matlsea J
William M. Lawley
Walter
Benjamin C. Welch
Buford T
Mary G
Geneva
William H
Amina
Willian
Pay McCoy
Maud Reville
Cordie
John D
James Wooley
Callie
Stella
Roy Vaughn
Nannie
Thomas Foster
Margaret McCoy
Dawes Commission
William ©. Thompson
Thompson
Hitchcock
Atoka
Tulsa Press Club backs Oklahoma immigration bureau plan
Immigration Bureau in Oklahoma favored by Tulsa Press Club at yesterday's meeting. Resolutions urge Governor and state officials to secure legislative appropriation. One dollar now funds a non partisan, free bureau subscription to The Weekly Chieftain through end of 1912.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Press Club
Oklahomma
Deuce
A Gift With a Thought In It Christmas Offer
A promotional notice for The Youths Companion proposes a holiday gift subscription priced at 1.75 dollars now, rising to 2.00 by January 1, 1912. It promises a free Calendar for 1912 to subscribers and a calendar lithograph, inviting readers to request sample copies via postal card.
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Berkeley St
Boston
Order to show cause on guardian for sale of real estate
In Craig County Oklahoma the county court orders next of kin and interested parties to show cause why guardian Effie M Adams should not obtain an order to sell Mollie R Carpenter minor's real estate. Hearing set December 2, 1911 at 1:30 PM in Vinita Court Room. Publication required for three weeks in Vinita Weekly Chieftain.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Vinita
Craig County
F. Parks
Indge
Oklahoma pardon request by Bert Doublenbad
Notice states that due to ill health the applicant will seek a pardon or parole from the Governor of Oklahoma as soon as reachable, with the date of November 17, 1911 and December 18 1911 referenced for filing.
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State of
Olahoma
Bert Doublenbad
Notice of Hearing on Probate of Foreign Will in Craig County
Mary Helen Kendall filed a petition for probate of Foster D Adams last will in Craig County Oklahoma. The County Court set December 23 1911 at 10:00 am in Vinita for the hearing. All interested parties may appear and contest. Jas F McCullough Clerk of the County Court.
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Chieftain
Foster D. Adams
Mary Helen Kendall
Craig County
Oklahoma
Vinita
Craie County
Jas. FP. McCullough
Notice to creditors for Joe Davis estate Vinita OK
Creditors must present claims against Joe Davis deceased of Vinita Craig County Oklahoma with vouchers to the administratrix. Claims must be exhibited within the time limited by the Craig County County Court from the first publication date. Dated November 16 1911.
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Chieftain
Joe Davis
Vinita
Craig
State of Oklahoma
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
A.D
The
Lunsford
Jess Lunsford
Jesse Lunsford
County Examination For Students Entering State A M College
County examination for admission to the State Agricultural and Mechanical College at Stillwater Oklahoma will be held by the county superintendent in Vinita Craig county on Saturday December 30. Papers graded by the college with notices sent before January 4. Common and high school graduates may enter on diplomas without examination. Tuition is free and the winter term opens January 4.
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State
A. & M. College
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Stillwater
Okla
Vinita
Craig County
Oklahoma
Peace Within Vinita Town Defendants Face Attachment Order
B N Ratcliff Mere goes against C A White and Mrs C A White in Vinita town. An attachment for 18.38 was issued on November 9, 1911. Hearing set January 4, 1912 at 10 a m in the justice of the peace court. Attest Justice of the Peace E D Stanley.
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The
Chieftain
Wil T. Roberts
A. White
Ed A. Stanley
Justice of the Peace
Vinita Township
Craig County
Oklahoma
C. A. White
White
Cnid Court
Kira
B. N. Ratcliff Mere
A. D
Bn, Ratcliffe Merc. Co
Fy Davenport & Rye
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