Oklahoma Delegation Prospects At Chicago Convention
Oklahoma’s delegation to the Republican convention is expected to be energetic and ideologically driven, with leaders like Priestly of Bartlesville and Wall of Tulsa among those highlighted. The piece notes Roosevelt’s influence, names several Oklahoma figures including McKinley, Hunter, Higgins, and Frante, and previews a large, active group ready to support a strong Republican platform in Chicago.
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Spiecal
Ole
Dope
Theodore Boone Rose
Roosevelt
Ghatee
Okshoma Republic
Listopod
Henibeecht
Wien
Jiatie
Chileago
Republican National Committee
Bartlesville
Priegty
Oklahoma Ol
Chicago
Priestly
Theodore Roosevelt
B. McKinley
Sunny Emile
Legion
McKinley
Thigia
Iarlie Munter
Teddy
Chau Chis
Hunter
Guthrie
Charlie
Bs Moe
William Nmiggins
Oklahoma
Higgins
Conriet
Wen Ike
Franta
Teddy Cailed
O'Neil
Fraste
Leutenant
Line O'Neal
Notice to Contractors for City Hall Exterior Work June 20 1912
Notice to contractors to submit bids for depairing and painting the woodwork on the outside of the city hall. Separate bids requested for labor and material. Committee reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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John Mainett
Chandler
J. Campbge
Oklahoma Guards Roosevelt to Chicago for Roosevelts visit
Patrick J. Dore of Westville Oklahoma joins a five man bodyguard protecting Roosevelt in Chicago. West Virginia residents fill other guard posts. Roosevelt praises Oklahoma for its support and plans large parades as delegations arrive on Frisco Rock Island and Alton lines.
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Chicago
Patrick J. Dore
Westville
Okla
Spercial
Roosevelt
Joseph M. Dixon
Dore
West Virginia
Frank Tyree
United States
Pat Dore
Oklahoma
Pat
George
Priestley
William
Aren
Stubbs
Kansas
Hadley
Missouri
Union
Charles Hunter
Oklahoma City
W. O
Elrod
Okmulgee
A. E
Checotah
Frisco
Lawton
George C. Priestley
el Reno
Rock Island
Muskogee
Alton
Owen
Senate
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Washington
Congress
Oklahoma News Roundup on Student Association Election
Breezy Batch Oklahoma News reports the student election for the newly formed Students' Association under the Australian ballot. Earl Poster wins the presidency by a narrow margin over Carl Coles and Roscoe Cox. other officers are Chas. Steele, Vers Gorton, Terrence Wenthafer. Also notes a misprint correction and a piano recital by Prof. Joseph F. Pixton with student performers and a later Washington dispatch on state affairs including prohibition enforcement, federal appointments, and legal notices.
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Students’ Association
Earl Poster
Chandler
Carl Coles
Oklahoma City
Roscoe Cox
Tryon
Chas. Steele
Ardmore
Vers Gorton
Norman
Terrence Wenthafer
Tonkawa
Maer
Eleba
Elaine
Hope
Dungan
Joseph F. Pixton
Misle
America
Europe
Aoujors
Clara Belknap
Lega Trow
Alia Watkins
Bhamber Kine
Riya Lee
Lewis Salter
Willam Selmi
Spark & Clane
School of Fine Artete
Death on the railroad claims two pups in North Side
Two young dogs played near a railroad track when a freight train ran over them. One pup died, the survivor sniffs the scene and moves on. A separate ad seeks two or three live wives for fraternal insurance with easy money for producers.
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Lfe
Edward A. J. Sweeney
Vinita
Board of Oralz County approves tax penalty remission
On June 15 1912 the county board calls a special meeting to consider extending the payment time for the last half of the 1912 taxes. The county treasurer is authorized to remit penalties on taxes paid within sixty days from today delinquent as of June 15 1912. Provisions reference the first half tax session laws of 1911 and conditions therein.
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J. M. Simms
Board of County Commissioners
Robert L. Chamberlin
FR. F. Nix
Clerg
P Mitchell
Craig County
State of
Oklahoma
Nisrk
Craig
Robery 1
Chamberlin
B. D. Picklin
State of Oklahoma
Oralz
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Whaler Guardianship
In Cherokee County Oklahoma the guardian of Levi and Lydia Whaler minors will sell by private sale after July 1 1922 at Tahlequah to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation. The undivided one sixth interests in specified parcels in Sections 12 13 and 14 Town 17 North Range 22 East Craig County will be sold for cash with ten percent deposit. Bids must be in writing filed with the County Court or delivered to the guardian or attorney J Berry King Tahlequah Oklahoma. Daniel Whaler and J Berry King guardians.
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Chieftain
Levi
Lydia Whaler
Cherokee
Oklahoma
Ince
J. Berry King
Tahlequah
Eseh
Cherokee County
Craig County
Daniel Whaler
Guardian
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National Good Roads Association
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Bureau of Good Roads
Marep
Owety
Grinnuy & Fy
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Oklahoma News
Washington, D. C
United States Supremeecure
Charles Webb
Indian Territory
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James 5. Davenport
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