Oklahoma governor attacks Doolin bid in bitter party feud
Oklahoma City reports Governor Cruce denounces Doolin methods as the Tulsa aspirant to national committeeman faces a political backlash as the Galbreath camp fights to rally support. The Daily Oklahoman editorial backs Doolin and questions the value of the opposition campaign amid east side political tension.
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Oklahoma City
John B. Molin
Alva
Cruce
Robert Galbreath
Tulsa
Doolin
Oklahoman
One
Jayne
Wewoka
Repud
Opinion
Galbreath
Withdrawn Lands and Private Tracts Described in Survey Bulletin
The report notes that many listed withdrawn lands are privately owned and not affected by the order. Areas lacking promise will be opened to agricultural entry while lands with resources remain government property under related laws. It includes a section by section description and a geologic sketch map of the southern San Joaquin Valley.
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Etroleum
San Joaquin Valley
California
United States Geological Survey
Robert Anlergon
Hillet
Temblor Range
Sierra Nevada
Bakersfield
Anderson
Wheeler Ridge
Pleito Creek
Bulletin
Director, Geological Survey
Washington
Auction Planned for Vinita College Heights Cherokee Additions
Mr Bly Orr owner of College Heights and Cherokee Additions to Vinita closed a sale yesterday with R J Nagley manager for F B Hannister suburban real estate developer of Pittsburg Pa to hold a big auction of lots Saturday March 2. The sale offers free $500 worth of lots and brass band concerts with excursion railroad rates. Vinita boosters urged to attend and join the booster club as streets will be improved and public interest grows.
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Bly Orr
College Heights
Vinita
R. J. Nagley
F. B. Hanenister
Pittsburg
Orr
Cherokee
Frisco
Katy
Murray speaks for agencies in eastern Oklahoma
In reply to Representative Ferris, William H. Murray, president of the constitutional convention and Chickasaw nation member, expresses views on abolishing district Indian agents. He favors retaining agents to oversee land sales, protect buyers, and ensure prompt transfers, arguing the federal government should cover administration costs in the Five Civilized Tribes and oppose waste of tribal funds.
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Tishomingo
Oklo
Peb
Scott Ferris
William H. Murray
Constitutional Convention
First Chance of Representatives
Chickashaw Nation
Oklahoma
Murray
Indian Department
Five Civilized Tribes
Atoka
Thte
Erisiun
Tribunal
Department
Washington
Lidlad
County Democratic Convention Opens in Craig County
The Craig County Democratic Convention began at 2 20 this Saturday afternoon with Hd Bdary of Vinita chosen chairman and Bryan Cash named secretary. Delegates hear speeches by county leaders as credentials committee prepares to report.
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Craig County
Hd. Bdary
Vinita
Bryan Cash
Col Hootie Bell Praises Woodrow Wilson
A Chieftain interview with Col. Hootie Bell praises Woodrow Wilson as a unifying Democratic figure. He lauds Wilson as educated, principled, and experienced, capable of fair labor policy and just governance without entanglements. The piece also mentions Mrs. Dungan declining a world tour piano offer and notes upcoming Norman graduation events and a Russian play tryout.
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The
Chieftain
Col
Hootie Bell
Cheroke
Col. Bell
Woodrow Wilson
Samuel J. Tilden
Poli Tcs
State University News Highlights Student Activity
Prohibition League plans an oratorical contest for undergraduates to select a university representative for the state forensic contest. Prof House lectures on French and German schoolrooms before the Northwestern Oklahoma Educational Association in Wagoner. John Spargo will speak February 20 under the University Lyceum Course. Bob Wood, class of 1911, recently visited friends and is now with the U S Geological Survey in Washington DC, noted for a 115 yard kickoff return. Dad Bhnott of the Middle West Y M C A visits Norman, praised for influence. A new law school instructor, George Gessner, joins as contract lecturer. The university’s Y M C A and Y W C A will offer mission study courses this semester. A play reviews history and current issues in Britain, France and other nations. A democratic student-led initiative plans a presidential candidate discussion. Democratic primaries in Cleveland County elected 19 delegates to the state convention, with several students serving as delegates and alternates. The modern university is producing active, engaged citizens.
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State University News
Prohibition League
House
Northwestern Oklahoma Educational Association
Wagoner
John Spargo
Cat Claim
University Lyceum
Bob” Wood
United States Geological Survey
Washington, D.C
Wood
Varalty
Washburn
Tho
Boyd Field
Dad” Bhnott
Middle West
Norman
George Gessner
Oklahoma City
Harvard
Lle Wid
Bristan
United States
Cleveland
Champ Clark
Woodrow
Wilton Ucket
Randolph
Pred Capshaw
Rosear Cox
Kortis Holland
Oats Ledbetter
Vinita Insane Asylum Construction to Resume by March 15
Oklahoma City Feb 15 The Holmboe company, contractor for Vinita asylum buildings, informs the state board of public affairs it will resume work on or before March 15. If not, the board will seek other construction arrangements. Work halted last summer over an assumed appropriation lapse, but the attorney general ruled the appropriation remains available.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Public Affairs
Holmboe Company
Vinita Insane Asylum
Vinita
Fort White Oak Falls to Insurgents in District 47 Clash
A wartime letter from War Department, White Oak Oklo, dated February 17, describes a violent attack on Fort White Oak by insurgents allied with Prof Bell's army. The blockade house of district 47 militia was destroyed on February 16, with reconstruction underway but interrupted by further attacks. The letter notes shifting control and ongoing tension as factions claim loyalty to district 47 and its United Brothers.
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White Oak
Oklo
Fort White Oak
Bell
Miss Sadie
House of the Lord
United Brotherhood
White Oak School
Shelton
Good United Brothers
SEC OF War Dept
DIST
Great Reduction in Subscriptions for Journal Year
The Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal offers a one year subscription for $2.00 as part of a national campaign year sale. The offer places the subscriber on the paper’s list for a full year at half the regular rate.
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Kansas City
Sanday Journal
Daily
Sunday Journal
Great Half-Price Offer For Journal Subscriptions
A public notice advertises subscription rates for The Kansas City Journal. Readers are urged to send 2.00 to receive daily and Sunday editions for a year, with a deadline of March 11 1912, and 4.00 per year otherwise, addressed to The Kansas City Journal in Kansas City Missouri.
Sale of Real Estate in Guardianship of Norrell Blevins
Notice of private sale under Delaware County Court order to the highest bidder for the minor Burrell Blevins. Property located in Craig County Oklahoma described as parts of section 17 township 28 north range 19 east. Sale subject to court confirmation. cash terms. bids in writing with 10 percent bid deposit to L. N. Stivers Grove Oklahoma. Guardian George Blevins dated February 6, 1912.
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The
Chieftain
Norrell Blevins
Delaware
Oklahoma
Burrell Blevins
Gaid Court
L. N. Stivers
Grove
Oklo
Craig County
State of
George Blevins
Guardian
Still Time to Subscribe to The Youths Companion
Publishers announce yearly subscriptions at 1.75 dollars through March. The new rate 2.00 dollars takes effect April 1. Aimed at readers seeking extended access to youth oriented content, this offer emphasizes limited time savings.
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the Youth's Companion
The Youths Companion subscription offer at old price
The Youths Companion invites readers with subscriptions expiring to renew before January 1 to receive fifty two weeks at the old price. The paper covers day events and features school and college athletics advice, home occupations, community roles, and a family page acting as a domestic encyclopedia. Subscribe now at 1.75 dollars. The Youths Companion Jans Berkeley Street Boston Mass.
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Jans Berkeley Street
Boston
Board Seeks Janitor Bids for Craig County Oklahoma
Notice from the Craig County Board of County Commissioners invites sealed proposals for janitorial services through March 31 1912. Bids must be filed with the County Clerk by February 5 at 6 p.m. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated January 10 1912. R F P NIX County Clerk.
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I Board of County Commissioners
Craig County
State of
Oklahoma
R. FP. Nix
Government Farms Free 1912 Official Land Guide
Advertisement for a 1912 182 page book Free Government Land by H. B. Crippen Estella Oklahoma. Describes acres in each county township plats rainfall elevation maps tables and charts, how to acquire government land without occupancy, patent forms, irrigation project maps, state tax laws and more. Price 50 cents postpaid.
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United States
H. B. Crippen
Estella
Okla
Incomplete OCR Fragment on Ade Ome Tis
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning names Ade Ome and Syed with stray terms about ice, pushing, er a and none of the clear events or context to form a full news item.
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Geological Survey
Cherokee Addition
Coll
B. Bell
Tilden
Dungan
School of Fine Arts
Madame Yaw
Vinita Asylum
War Department
Kansas City Daily and
Journal
Gvent Daily
Daily and Sunday Journal
Kansas City Journal
U. S. Depository
U. S
First National Bank Centralia
Kansas City Weekly Star
the Star
Tisac
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