Forty Sixth Ballot Names Woodrow Wilson for President
The Baltimore Democratic convention closed about 3 pm after eight days of effort. The forty sixth ballot gave Wilson 733 votes and momentum to his supporters. W J Bryan stated no further plan beyond allowing the nominee to appoint the campaign committee. He stressed platform, progressive candidate, and a campaig nn committee aligned with the nominee as prime concerns.
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Balti Eore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Uchanan
Fremont
Nigras
Lincoln
KcClelan
Seymour
Grant
Reeley
Sheen
Tilden
Hayes
Hanocock
Garfield
Cleveland
Blaine
Harrison
Sh -Harrison
McKinley
Parker
tRoosevelt
Tore Bob Taft
Kae
Taft
Charleston
D. C
Baltimore
Douglas
Hancock
Democratic Electors and Candidates for Oklahoma Offices
A list of Democratic ticket electors for presidential, U S Senate, and multiple congressmen by district, with names and home towns across Oklahoma. Includes Corporation Commissioner and Supreme Court and Court of Appeals justice selections. Also shows an itemized budget estimate for School District No 65 repairs and operations totaling 27 225 dollars, with names Seymour Riddle and W G Masterson noted as president and clerk.
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G. W. Cornell
Clinton
R. B. Forrest
Ki Reno
Dan V. Perry
Carnegie
Ross
Oklahoma City
Davenport
Willita
W. A. Huser
Okemah
James H. Sykes
Tulsa
W. Y. Thraves
Nowata
M. J. Williams
Muskogee
Chas
D. Carter
Ardmore
J. J. Parsons
Isom Springs
R. H. Stanley
Hugo
Scott Ferris
Lawton
W. Mansell
Hobart
Harry K. Allen
R. P. Bowles
Durant
J. EB. Love—Sharon
The
Supreme Court
N. B. Maxey
John B. Turner
Vinita
Criminal Court of Appeals
Southern
Henry M. Furman
Ada
Seymour Riddle
W. G. Masterson
Bryan forecast a great victory for progressive democracy
Baltimore July 2 William Jennings Bryan said the Democratic ticket would win big on a progressive platform after Woodrow Wilson's nomination. He credited Wilson’s standing with unifying progressives and predicted a large popular and electoral majority, praising the convention's anti-Morgan and anti-tro other actions.
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Baltimore
William Jennings ' Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Wilson
Mr. Parker
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Murphy
Ryan
New York
Resolutions of Appreciation for Craig County Institute
A Craig county normal committee chaired by Conductor J. B. Rogers presents resolutions praising the institute’s value for teachers, commending County Superintendent HW W C Shelton for advancing education, and extending heartfelt thanks to instructors for their instruction, encouragement, and high ideals that became part of the group.
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J. B. Rogers
Craig County
Congress Delays Pay Halt Shuts Some Enforcers
In Muskogee Ohio on July 2 a lapse in funding halted federal liquor enforcement officers. Special agents were told not to work without pay as no funds had been approved by the Senate. The Indian Agency avoided closure, while Speaker Clark's SEAL session delayed a joint resolution. Taft signed it before leaving for Philadelphia.
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Muskogee
Ohio
Congress
Senate
Union Indian Agency
Baltimore
Dana H. Kelsey
Clark
Alexander
Missouri
House
Taft
Philadelphia
Vinita Hosts County Institute Appreciation Note
A committee from Big Cabin Centralia Welch Bluejacket and Vinita extends thanks to Vinita citizens and the board of education for hosting the county normal institute. They praise the high school building, central location, and access to eminent speakers and musicians, urging the return next year.
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Board of Education
Vinita
John E. Butler
Big Cabin
Ernestine Green
Supreme Court decisions govern fellow servant doctrine ruling
The Oklahoma Supreme Court commission, led by Philip D. Brewer, reversed and affirmed multiple cases emphasizing the fellow servant doctrine. Key ruling held that in railroads and mining, the doctrine may be abrogated by constitutional or statutory provisions, with several opinions detailing outcomes for a variety of firms and individuals. A notable decision reversed a verdict against Well drillers Brady and Shrewsbury after an employee fell from a derrick, clarifying limitations where nondelegable duties exist.
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Vahomes Oty
Philip D. Brewer
Supreme Court Commission
Okhihoma
James A. Brady
Muskogee County
A. T. Krops, Jr
R. H. Shrewsbury
Brady
I. Derrick
Judge Brewer
J. ¢. Williamson
Emma Williamson
Louisa Adams
Oklahoma County
Brown, Beane Company
G. Rucker
F. M. Rucker
H. M. Brown
Rogers
Clayton Tueas
Stella Redale
Flora
Marine
W. R. Lucas
Pawnee
Dimased
C. F. Haley Company
State of
Sam Poloke
Creel
Ne Ae Manufacturing Company
Ve ‘Onan
O. P. Haley
Harrison
St Louis Louis
San Francisco
Kompany Vs
Farmera Union
Pany
L. B. Campbell
PD. B. Wade
Jackson
Enid City Railway Company
Addie Reynolds
Dan Procoag
B. B. Jens
Major
Tthe
City Railway Company
Rosser
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Harry Homewood
Pottawatomie
Smith Wogan and Price
J. L. Rice
Comanche
William G. Estee
Rebecca J. Estee
Dewey
Affirmed
Db. Clawson
C. B. Cottingham
Ida Cottingham
Sage
Joseph T. Turner
Charles
Terner
Cleveland
Jessie M. Porter
Anna
Wold
Alfalfa
James B. Bell
Pauline Beil
Daniel Riggs
Jenne Riggs
Winhe Mortgage Company
Kiowa County
Chicago, Rock Teland and Pacific Railway Company
A. H. Watson
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Robert A. Baird
Gayman
J. W. Bolen
H. H. Brenner
Pawhuska
Joseph W. Foster
Stigler
Tom
Harrill—Wagoner
H. Mayes
Pryor
David Ratner
J. BD
Scott
Alva
Thompson
M- Williama—Altus
U. S
McAlester
N. B. Hays
Augustus E. Ivey
Stilwell
William W. Jones
Purcell
H. Murray
Tishomingo
Leslie G. Niblack
Guthrie
Norman Prulett
J.B
Edmund Brazell
Lamont
Frank P. Davis
Enid
John J. Davis
Chandler
Sam Gaskell
Ralston
J. M. Springer
Stillwater
B. J. Waugh
C. Ballew
Tom. &. Ballew
Anadarko
J. J. Carhey
HI Reno
Jersen
Princeton University
Underwood
Frisco Good
Frisco Station
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