Clubs Grow for Wilson in 1912 Democratic Push
Washington, Jan 5 The Wilson for President movement expands with new clubs across Delaware, Michigan, Illinois, Nebraska, Nevada, and more. Local organizers report officers, meetings, and endorsements from Democratic groups as supporters rally to secure the 1912 nomination and eventual election.
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Washington
D. C
Friends of
Woodrow Wilson
Delaware
South Carolina
Nevada
New York Times
Wilson League
Henry Finkle
Harry Rothberg
P. Margulies
Buffalo
N. Y
Stephen T. Lockwood
John Sayles
Wilson
Democratic Society of Western
Chicago
Illinois
Dover
Del
The
Friends of Wilson
J. W. Barrow
W. L. N. Lind
Harry Edwards
John E. Cook
Harris County
Michigan
Associated Press
Edward Fransdorf
Hudson
T. J. Ankeltee
Detroit
Aldrich Blake
Grand Rapids
Jas. H. McDonald
W. N. Ferris
Big Rapids
J. G. Tucker
McClemens
P. WH. O'Brien
Laurinm
H. J. Abbott
Ann Arbor
H. E. Thomas
Lansing
Don M. Dickinson
Seattle
Wash
Samuel P. Wilson
George A. Custer
Joel Terrell
KE. C. Cgeasty
F. A. McDonid
How Oklahoma Can Succeed
Public letter from W. D. Stroud of Fetella Oklahoma urging readers of the Chieftain to demand fair laws and honest leaders. He argues against political machines, calls for nonpartisan rebuilding, and warns against excessive taxation while urging action to make Oklahoma a model state.
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Chieftain
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Bank Guaranty Fund Grows
The Oklahoma depositors guarantee fund shows cash on hand of 61119 at December 30 1911, up from 44237.44 earlier in the quarter. For the three months Oct 1 to Dec 30 1911 receipts totaled 108005.63 while expenditures were 91124.08. Funds paid out in settlements of failed state banks reached 85590.97.
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Oklahoma City
Jan
F. G. Dennis
State Banking Board
Banking Board
Vinita High Edges Tulsa In Tight Last-Game Victory
Vinita high school defeated Tulsa 32 to 27 on Tulsa’s court in a closely contested game. Vinita led early, Tulsa surged, then Vinita rebounded in the second half before securing the win with strong teamwork and improved shooting.
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Vinita High School
Tulsa
Vinita Boys
Vinita
Carter
David Jaon
L. Worward
Roper
Campbell
Franklin
Sutherland
Calloway
Leucite Hills seen as possible potash source in Wyoming
The United States Geological Survey reports Leucite Hills in Sweetwater County Wyoming contain an estimated 197 million tons of potash with average K2O content over 10 percent. Zirkel Mesa holds about 104 million tons, Steamboat Mountain about 21 million, others exceed 10 million tons each.
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Leucite Hill
Sweetwater
United States Geological Survey
Leucite Hills
Wyoming
Rock Springs
United States
Germany
Whitman Cross
A. R. Schultz
Cross
Schultz
Crags
Java
Geological Survey
Washington, DC
Delaware county seat war ends as records stay in Jay
Grove Oklahoma January 4 There will be no county seat war in Delaware county. The records were moved to New Jay the suburb of Jay undermining Grove’s claim. Governor Cruce ordered troops to enforce the proclamation but the adjutant general found no need as suburb residents relinquished guard duties and records will go to Jay.
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Grove
Okla
Delaware County
New Jay
Jay
Supreme Court
Cruce
Canton
Creekmore
Tulsa
Trade with South America hits new high in 1911 totals
Trade between the United States and South America rose to about 300 million dollars for 1911, with imports from the region far exceeding exports. Brazil leads imports around 100 million, Argentina about 28 million, Chile 19 million, Colombia 10 million, Peru 9 million, and Venezuela 4 to 4.4 million. exports to Argentina near 60 million and to Brazil about 24 million, with gains also seen to Chile Peru Uruguay and Colombia.
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United States
South American
South America
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Peru
Venezuela
Eecuador
British Guiana
Dutch Guiania
Chie
Uruguay
man-uiaCtina
Venezela
East Indies
Asia
Oceania
Ecuador
India
United Kingdom
Australia
Tasmania
South Amerca
South American trade flows show nitrate, copper, and coffee heft
The report notes nitrate imports from Chile and vast U.S. exports to South America, with Brazil supplying coffee, copper from Peru and Chile, cocoa from Brazil and Ecuador, bananas, cattle hides, rubber, and wool from the region. Also, Panhandle snowbound with 15 inches unmelting, riders and wildlife starving, Guyman enduring a brutal cold snap.
Justice Court Notice in Vinita Oklahoma 1911
In Craig County Oklahoma M D Daniels sues C A White and Harriett White for twenty two dollars and fifty five cents plus costs for goods sold At Vinita Justice of the Peace office hearing set for January 14 1912 at 4 oclock a m An Attachment Order issued dated December 19 1911 this is the notice
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Chieftain
Justice Court
Ed. A. Stanley
Vinita Township
Craig County
State of
Oklahoma
M.D. Daniels
C. A. White
Harriett White
Justice of the Peace
Vinita
Guardian to Sell Land of Rosa Lynch Minor
In Craig County Oklahoma the guardian of Rosa Lynch a minor will auction her land in Rogers County subject to county court confirmation January 16 1912 at 1 pm. The property includes parts of the North Half of the North West Quarter and other fractions in section Fourteen township Twenty four north range seventeen east containing about 130 acres. Dated December 26 1911 J K Taylor guardian and attorneys J G Starr Guy Patten Vinita Oklahoma.
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Chieftain
Craig County
Oklahoma
Notier Ig
Rosa Lynch
Court House
Claremore
Rogers County
Rowa Lynch
Rogers
United States Survey
J. K. Taylor
Rova Lynch
J. (. Starr
Guy Patten
Guardian
Vinita
Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
In pursuance of a County Court order in the estate of Peter W. Grooms, the administrator will sell at private sale on or after January 20, 1912, at 2:00 p.m. at the County Judge's Office in Infinita, Craig County, Oklahoma, all estate real property including described half sections in Section 25 and parts of Section 24, Township 27 North, Range 20 East, totaling 50 to 120 acres, with conditions and a one-third certified check required with bids. Bids by sealed affidavit may be filed with the Clerk prior to noon on sale day.
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Chieftain
County of
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Peter W. Grooms
Infinita
Township Twenty
Pearson
Notice to Creditors for Foster D Adams Estate
Executrix Mary Helen Kendall requires all claimants against Foster D Adams deceased to present their claims with vouchers to Addis A Brown in Vinita Oklahoma within four months from December 30 1911 or they will be barred. Attorney details provided.
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Foster D. Adams
Addis A. Brown
Vinita
Oklahoma
Mary Helen Kendall
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