Woodrow Wilson Life Character and Career Summary
A long biographical sketch traces Woodrow Wilson from his Staunton Virginia birth on December 28, 1856, through his family lineage, education at Davidson College, Princeton, and the University of Virginia, to his rise as Princeton president and political reformer in New Jersey. It notes his authorship of Congressional Government and The State, his views on progressive change, and his eventual nomination prospects, with context on his academic influence and public stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Staunton
Joseph R. Wilson
James Wilson
County Down
Philadelphia
James Witton
Aurora
Steubenville
Ohio
Joseph Ruggles Wilson
Jefferson College
Western Theological Seminary
Linceton Seminary
Joseph Ek. Wilson
Janet Woodrow
Thomas Woodrow
Wizon
Augusta
South
Univer
Bryn Wawr
Sity
Wesleyan University
Aty
Princeton
Graduate College
Princeton University
New Jersey
Tommy Wson
John T. Derby
Toutmy
Wilsons
Augusts
Columbia
D. C
Southern Presbyterian Theological
Tommy
Charles Parnwell
Davidson College
Davidson Noc
Onishi
Davidson
Wilmington
N.C
Policopter Young Plan
Wimington
Siamey Thomas
International Review
United States
University of Virgina
Atlanta
Ile
Ellen Louise Axson
Aysons
Georgia Lands
Democratic Assembly
Republican Senate
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
Pollal
Indianapolis
Lotus Club
New York
George Harvey
Columbia, University
State University
FC. Kent
University of Oklahoma
Moaers, Longmine, Green & Co
Edwton
Stratton D. Brooks
The
Colby College
Maine
Law
School of Mesticine
Jame Kei
New York City
Aumimer School
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minois
Poper
Roy Haun
Umpire
Septeimber
Whraryard
de J. Mc Ureenwind
Kasuag
Board of Education
Mealoo
Peek Daupany Osirecine Ayeakman
Jan Tertomonth
Eavdidiey
EO. Rhodes, Yriginate
Ils
Amerlotentent
Logan County
Oklahoma City Briefs Account State Expenditures
Oklahoma City reports show a $3,814.36 rollback of a $12,000 annual appropriation after twenty days of operation. Prison costs totaled $172,410 for the year ended June, with food $57,819 and payrolls $47,622. The average daily cost per prisoner stood at 40.9 cents. Sapulpa petitions urge pardon for Westfall, former Creek Bank cashier, now under sentence. Clarence Douglas withdraws from U.S. Senate race. several others also pull back from races. Equalization notices announce public hearings for 1912 valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahomaa
Marshadl
Cruce McAlester
Sapulpa
Westfall
Creek Bank and Trust Company
Cruce
Oklahoma City
Clarence B. Douglas
The
Muskogee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oklahoma News
Ben W. Riley
State Election Board
John 8. Shearer
Guthrie
D. T. Moore
Hollis
T. Frack
Lon Foster
Oklahoma County
Okla
Jume
Oklahoma
Dove
Lev
Lydia Whaler
Cherokee
Jimne
Levi
Cygart
A. D
J. Dera
Cherokee County
Crate ‘Conny
Tate and Conditions
Guardian
Tablequah
J. Berry King
Homs
Daniel Whaler
J. Henry King
Guardian Ao
Board of County O Coummissionera
Craig County
State of
Vinita
R. FP. Nix
M. Simon, Chateman
Robert L Chamberlin
Craig
Hadrian Canady
Beadrai
Robert Lych Hammerlin
Uevisioner
Ithina
Oklahome
Towit
Nanety
Vredevick L. Gurrelt
C. Caldwell
State of Oklahoma
Preston, Davis
Nix
Ry C
Mitchell
Okahome
Kattie Snell
Wiliam J. Blake
Giles
Caldonie
Afisia M. Payne
Jj, Warren, Reed
James 5. Petty
Aix
J. M
Cony Board
Rowhrt
L. Chamberlin, Coumgalore
R. My
Mitch
Robert Ly
Chamberlin
J. M. Simms
JM. Simms
County Board
R. Nix
County
Clare
Excise Board
Eatima
Pstimare Anwurs
Atore
Aastetant
Alinetiy Cimnty Shari Olen
Olinm Trenuty
Terie Moupty
Couimine
Agsiasen Corouern
Fone
Mola
Tingh
Leia “Dod
Court
County Turey
Merk
Quant
Sherilly Ag
Laipo
Pou
Feran
Witness
Jaror, Oni
Ee Coutlex
Atte
Cogn Claitis Penging
Court House
Robert Ll. Chamberlin
George Costley
Robert F. Nix