Oklahoma Democratic Convention Called for 1912 Delegates
State Democratic Central Committee declares a state convention at Oklahoma City February 22 1912 to elect twenty delegates and ten presidential electors plus a national committee member. Counties will send delegates per population. precinct and county meetings set January 27 and February 10 17 1912 to appoint delegates for the state convention in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Democratic Central Committee
Okli
Oma
Baltimore
National Democratic Committee
Leettuckins
Oklahoma City
State
Democratic Central Committee of
Oklahoma
Delee Ces
Unis Committee
Okla
Cleve Hand
Coal
Comanche
Craig
Creek
Custer
Delaware
Dewey
Bilis
Garfield
Garvin
Grady Wh. Grant
Greer
Harmon
Harper
Haskell
Hughes
Jackson
Johnston
Kay
King
Kiowa
LeFiore
Ladmer Lincoln
Logan
Love
Ginin
McCurtain
McIntosh
Marshall
Mayes
Murray
Noble
Nowata
Okfoskee
Okmulgee
Osage
Ottawa
Pawnee
Payne
Pontotoc
Pottaway Y
Pushmatala
Roger Mills
Seminole
Sequoyah
Texas
Tillman
Tulsa
Washington
Wasilla
Woodward
Sos
Revival at Methodist Church Continues in Vinita
Revivals at the Vinita Methodist church draw big crowds as Dr. McIntosh preaches strong gospel sermons. Many turn away for lack of seats while children and youths pledge to join churches and Epworth League members commit to concrete acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Vinitn
Dr. McIntosh
Vinita
McIntosh
Epworth League
Viniin
Melntoah
Ed Philps
New terror for Americans in Montmartre counterfeits sold abroad
Paris reports a band of anarchist coiners circulating over 30 000 francs worth counterfeit currency. Leader Maria Topis, condemned to death for revolt ties to Ferrer in Barcelona. Counterfeits forged from subtle alloy, shipped from Barcelona weekly, then spread by four accomplices. two couriers stayed behind amid unrest. Also notes pine beetle damage in southern forests via a bureau bulletin detailing fading foliage and bark galleries as identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Montmartre
France
Maria Topis
Barcelona
Ferrer
Spain
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Champ Clark Praises Rural Editors in 1898 Speech
The house on March 2, 1898, debated the Loud bill to raise postal rates for country newspapers. Champ Clark praised rural editors as vital teachers, describing them as persistent community builders who publish truth in cold type and shape public morals. He contrasted them with bigger papers and urged protections for editors against onerous policies.
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House of Representatives
Howe
Champ Clark
Little Country
St. Paul
Herodotus
Taciitus
Sismondi
Macaulay
Ayer
Maxician
Beauty
Chesterfield
Dingley
Europe
Horace Greeley
William H. Seward
Seward, Weed and Greeley
University News Highlights Faculty, Students, and Activities
The Young Women's Christian Association elected Eva Messenger as president and Jennifer Tolbert as secretary for the second semester. The university orchestra tours the state under the Extension Bureau, visiting Chickasha Anadarko Lawton Wewoka Ardmore Sulphur Springs and Pauls Valley. Edwin Minteer of Norman represented the local Kappa Alpha chapter at the New Orleans national convention. Prof. Charles H. Taylor was named head of geology, succeeding D. W. Ohern. Richard A. Conkling, now at the University of Chicago, topped a petrography class. Prof. Jerome Dowd and Dr. Daniel W. Chern traveled to the AAAS meeting in Washington, D. C. Dowd's sociology course plan was adopted. President Taft spoke. A chess club is forming, led by Ossip DePorte, a top math student. A Norman-Oklahoma chess meet is planned for spring, with star track athletes expected. The medical school mourns a graduate who achieved the top exam score for Kansas diplomas. Streeter Speakman spoke across nine towns in his home county during Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Womens’ Christian Association
Eva Messenger
Jennie Tolbert
Lina Bryan
Elizabeth Eagleton
University Extension Bureau
Chickasha
Anadarko
Lawton
Wewoka
Ardmore
Sulphur Springs
Pauls Valley
University of Chicago
Richard A. Conkling
Oklahoma
Jerome Dowd
Daniel W. Chern
Oklahoma Geological Survey
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Washington, D. C
Dowd
Taft
Mississippi River
Ossip DePorte
Nor Pin
Missouri
Sooners
Missouri Valley
Cinder Path
Greensward
The
University Medical School
Medical Board
State of Kansas
Rush
Tulane St. Louis
University Extension Lectures Reach Several Cities in State
Speakman, a top Oklahoma orator, spoke on The Lawyer His Vices and Their Remedies as part of a university extension program for high schools. Lectures are being arranged in multiple towns with high schools funding the entertainers. A 3,400 foot sewer ditch eight feet deep is under construction from the campus at a cost of 2700 dollars, with all campus buildings to be connected.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Horace
Weed
Seward
Greeley
Chicago
State University News
Parker-Wise Co Farmers Bank Building
Robt. L. Scott
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington
Fowler
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
South Wilson Street
Adair Street
William T. Rye
Scott Building
Vinita Oklahoma
Heidtman
R. L. Mitchell
Vinita, Okla
F. L. Hughson
Wimer Drug Store
C. W. Day
Empire Block
A. Stubblefield
Theo
D. B. Frear
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
Louis Bagby
Dr. C.S. Neer
Bea
DRS. Bagby & Neer
First National Bank
J. R. Baird
East Side Livery Barn
W. B. Depue
W. H. McCann Notary Public
Kinnison and Hollow
James
Davenport
New Halgell Bldg
U. S. Depository
Five Civilized Tribes
U. S
Centralia, Okla
Cardui
Cardui Womans Tonic
Mrs. McPherson
Cardus
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