The Weekly Chieftain Printing Company Message
A fragment from The Weekly Chieftain shows the D. M. Marks Printing Company publishers line and a humorous note about Valentine greetings. It mentions Craig county with $15,000 more money than requested and hints at subscription rates and annual budgets for roads and bridges in Vinita Oklahoma.
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Craig county Chieftain voices unity in Democratic primary debate
The Chieftain discusses Gore for Wilson straw votes, support for Clark and New Jay as county seat prospects, and calls for harmony amid heated campaign plate matter. It criticizes prepaid plate advertising, urges regular rates, and warns that uninstructed delegations risk weak state influence while praising the paper’s reach in Craig county.
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Oklahoma
Polls and Manipulation in Political Uproar
The letter argues polls from The Kansas City Star and The Oklahoman may be biased toward Woodrow Wilson, but the author claims to guard against manipulation and asserts party influence is minimal. The writer insists Wilson's nomination is favored for broader reasons, denying influence from supporters of other candidates.
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Clark
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Taft and Harmon Angle on Insurgency Confession
Taft and Harmon, bound by long friendship, met privately and discussed politics while in a formal setting. They report broad agreement on insurgency principles, with little difference on persons, though Harmon did not finish his confession and had no opportunity to continue.
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Imade
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Francis Grierson
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Luther
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Taraus
Phaedo
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Emerson
Oklahoma City votes bonds to build capitol and rail links
Oklahoma City approves 350000 bond plan to begin capitol construction with land grants and park/rail facilities. Voters also back 100000 for water plant upgrades while nationwide Lincoln Day obituaries and editorials reflect on leadership, public works, and political reform.
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Norwest Railroad
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Northwest Railroad
Rock Island
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Republican Policies in Vinita 1912 Speech Debate
Vinita Oklahoma February 14 1912 editor comments on Republican tactics in national politics citing a Lincoln Day speech quoted from Missouri Governor S. Sidley and Roosevelt ally. The piece argues Republicans promise relief in campaigns but seldom fulfill promises, urging focus on policy matter over rhetoric.
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Missouri
Government Land and Land Laws in 1912 Official Book
A 1912 government reference outlines every county acre per county, township plats, maps and charts on rainfall and elevation, homesteads and land laws, with guidance on obtaining government land, forms for applications and patents, and tax and irrigation sections.
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