Gore Will Fight For Gov Wilson in Oklahoma City
Senator T P Gore arrives in Oklahoma City to back Wilson amid a state party split between Clark Harmon camps. Gore declines to stump but says he will work for his choice and stay through the February 22 state convention. Harmon Clark supporters tail him, urging public speeches, while Wilson leaders press for appearances.
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Oklahoma City
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Wilson
Clark
Harmon
Oklahama City
Skirwin Hotel
Hubert Gillism
Ardmore
Washington
Gore
Harmon and Clark
T Am
United States Senate
Craia
James
Grant County
Wilson Club
J. William J. Bryan
Mission
University News Highlights and Welch Local Notes
Judge J S Extes of Oklahoma City spoke to the YMCA at the university last week. The University Semi-Weekly Um- Dire, a student paper, complains merchants advertise sparingly while publishing a cost report. Welch Commercial Club names 1912 officers and pledges road improvements. W L Marker leaves M E T railroad post. Miss Nannie Crow returns from Alabama and resumes work at Huffaker's. A fall on a cement sidewalk causes a scalp wound and headache.
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J. S. Extes
Oklahoma City
Young Mens’ Christian Association
Um- Dire
Unite States
W. L. Marker
M. E. & T. Railway
Kansas City
Nannie Crow
Alabama
Huffacer’s
Editors Say of Wilson: Ingratitude A Political Fault
The column argues that public ingratitude fuels political machines and abuses. It suggests Governor Wilson’s reply to Col. Harvey was frank, not shocking, and warns against overemphasizing gratitude in choosing a presidential nominee. It cites Hughes and Jim Smith as examples of ingratitude shaping opinions.
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Col. Harvey
Wilson
Harpers Weekly
Henry Watterson
Tsat
Charles BE. Hughes
Jim Smith
Wilson Tay
Harvey
Baltmore
The Backer as Owner in New Jersey Politics
The piece argues that James R. Nugent of Newark and James Smith Jr. oppose Governor Wilson, accusing him of ingratitude and broken pledges. It portrays Wilson as failing to align with backers who support him personally, labeling the Wilson era as driven by machine politics and loyalty to friends over impersonal public duty.
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New York Globe
James Smith, Jr
Jersey
James
James R. Nugent
Newark
Democratic State Committee
Wilson
Watterson-Harvey
Smith
Nugent
Harvey
Woodrow Wilson
Croker
Murphy
Julius Caesar
Owen Denounces Hearst League Falsehood and Defamation
In a Washington message Robt L Owen refutes a proposed Hearst Progressive League link to the Democratic Party and accuses a Hominy News-Republican circular of defaming a prominent Oklahoma Democrat. He notes no Hearst Progressive League exists, explains his withdrawn motion, and defends Democratic club organization against Gatekeeping claims.
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Democratic National Committee
Washington
National Democratic Organization
Hearst Progressive League
Democratic Party
Hearst
Democratic Patrons
Federation of Democratic Clubs
U.S. A
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Joseph W. Folk
Eugene E. Foss
Committee
Roger SwHiran
Illinois
Bryan
W. T. Brady
Tulsa
Oklo
National Committee
John Sharp Williams
United States
News-Republican
News- Republican of
Hominy
Democratic Party of
Oklahoma
Oklahma
Democrat
Republie
Robt. L. Owen
The Deadly Sin and Governor Wilson in Political Debate
A New York Evening Post excerpt dismisses Governor Wilson as harsh and ungrateful for answering an editor bluntly. It ridicules austerity in politics, urges dethroning Wilson, and calls for supporting a universally agreeable candidate over his excoriated record.
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New York Evening Post
New Jersey
Colonel Watterson
Ananias Club
Wilson
Harper's Weekly
Democratic Party
Jim” Dahlmen
Omaha
Jin” Smith
Jim Nugent
Exbosses
Jims
de Lay
A Scandalous Falsehood from The News-Republican
A long letter from D M Marrs denounces a Hominy editorial circulated to attack a Democratic leader. He claims decades of service to Oklahoma Democrats, rejects allegations of Hearst ties and failed efforts, and asserts his role in the 1910 suffrage and constitutional campaigns.
Priceless Manuscript Found in Edinburgh Library
Professor Kennedy of Edinburgh University describes a hitherto unknown manuscript of the Old Testament named Codex Edenbur genesis. He found it in the Advocates Library Edinburgh and says its size conditions and calligraphy rival only the best MSS in libraries worldwide.
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Kennedy
Edinburgh University
Advocates Lbrary
Edinburgh
Clergyman Receives Unruly Typewriter Delivery
A Maine clergyman living at a town hotel ordered a type writer sent to his rooms. It arrived while he was out and the proprietor confiscated it. When the minister returned, the proprietor whispered that the case was on the tee for dinner and he would be all right by mealtime.
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Maine
Auto Flung Into Tree In Norfolk Crash
An autosat collided with a telegraph post at Thetford Norfolk and somersaulted. One occupant was hurled high into a tree and hung by his clothes until a motorcyclist rescued him, authorities reported this week.
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Thetford
Norfolk
England
Sewing Machines in Japan Prompt Military Uniform Fabrication
The Japanese government operates three modern factories equipped with sewing machines to produce uniforms and clothing for various branches. Sewing machines are a large, profitable aid to shoemakers and other producers benefiting from efficient textile work.
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Japan
Tt Dervieg
At. Ore
Teddy Roosevelt and the Republican Party Trust Busting Song
The Kansas City Star quotes Western press that Roosevelt is the only man who can unite the insurgent and stand‑pat wings and secure GOP reelection by pleasing trusts. The piece mocks his claim of opposing trusts and recalls his past support and attacks as he heads west.
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T. R's
Western Press Agency
Kansas City Star
Teddy
Republican Party
Jend
U. S. Treasury
Washington
Coon
Lobe
Emporia
Kansas
Cuba
U. 8
Godfrey
C W B M Meeting Notice for February Seventh
The Christian church C W B M will meet Tuesday February seventh at 2 30 PM at 247 South Smith Street the home of J R Scott A program includes The Missionary Training School topics by Mrs Charles Wonimack Mrs A A Brown Mrs Sidney Smith Mrs HW Williams readings music prayer and a farewell benediction
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C. W. BM
The
Christian Church
J. R. Scott
South Smith Street
Tople
Laader
James Miller
Jesus
Charles Wonimack
A. A. Brown
Sidney Smith
HW. M. Williams
Musse
Missionary Training School
J. R. Beatt
W. B. DePue
Mis. Perkins
R, BE. Moss
Vinita Gets New Hotel On South Wilson Street
The Burlington Hotel on South Wilson Street is nearing completion and will be a welcome addition to Vinita. It will offer 64 rooms with baths and modern improvements. When finished Vinita will have one of the best hotels in the state with a large dining room and full facilities.
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University Glee Club
Norman
George Seymour Lenox
Department of Music
Holsmiere
School of
Ope Arts
Barrett
Department of Education
Mooco
Dafield & Co. of
New York
BuMigton
South Wilson Street
Vinita
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