Convention Result Still in Doubt at Oklahoma City Caucus
Oklahoma City February 23 The Democratic convention remains indecisive after a tight recount. Wilson forces won a key vote 29245 to 29244 on representation for committees and officials, while Galbreath and Wilson plans shape the national committee results. Leaders on both sides claim careful compromises reflect state sentiment as they brace for the presidential decision.
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Oklahoma City
Clark Har
Wilson
Bill” Murray
Clark-Harmon
Daily Oklahoman
Regulations Committee
Robert Galbreath
Haskell
United States Senate
John Doolin
Galbreath
Committee On
Oklahoma Democrats Resolve Unity After State Convention
Senator Gore led the Wilson forces at the Oklahoma state convention, praising a split delegation to save the party. Robert Galbreath, exhausted at the Skirvin hotel, thanked Oklahoma Democrats and pledged work for all districts. John Doolin praised the convention and Governor Cruce’s backing, predicting broad support. Senator Owen noted final witnesses to the event as harmony emerged from compromise.
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Oklahoma
Gore
Wilson
Robert Galbreath
Skirvin Hotel
Democracy of
Wilson praised by Montana senator in bid for presidency
Washington reports Senator Henry L. Myers of Montana endorses Governor Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic presidential nomination. He cites Wilsons reform stance and ability to unite independents, noting Montana's move toward an instructed delegation and a strong party mood. The letter highlights Wilsons strength, readiness to face the general election, and its implications for party unity. May Stewart tour dates and a reader letter about religious debates and hens timing appear in the same issue.
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Montana
Northwest
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Henry L. Myers
New Jersey
Myers
Wilson
Democratic Party
Democracy
Missouri
Clark
Jollnerletter
Carnegie Foundation
Harvey Watterson
Oklahoma
Nnleing
Chieftain
Wilson Carves Pennsylvania as Key for Wilson Nomination
Representative A Mitchell Palmer declares Pennsylvania Democrats back Woodrow Wilson five to one for president and predicts the state will deliver 70 of 76 delegates to his nomination. He regards Wilson as the strongest candidate able to win electoral votes and believes Pennsylvania could make the state a debatable era in the general race.
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Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania
A. Mitchell Palmer
Congress
Pennsylvania Democracy
Baltimore
Palmer
Wilson
For Sale Cheap Fence Posts Or Trade For Hogs Or Cattle
R J Wright at Sandore Wright store offers fence posts for sale or trade for hogs or cattle. Enroll for spring and summer terms at Northeastern State Normal Tahlequah Okla spring term opens March 4. Illustrated bulletin sent on request.
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R. J. Wright
Sandore Wrig
Td-Tn
Northeastern State Normal
Tahlequah
Okla
Sitka gold deposits and district report by Knopf
United States Geological Survey Bulletin 504 summarizes Sitka Mining District in Alaska. It notes lode quartz deposits near King Bay on Chichagof Island, ore values $15 to $90 per ton, limited early production, and prospects for gold gypsum and possible granite resources. It emphasizes western Chichagof Island as the most promising area and offers a free Bulletin copy on request. Also filed is a Oklahoma court notice in Craig County regarding Maude B. Robbing v Walter A. Robbins with a divorce petition due by April 6, 1912.
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Sitka Mining District
Alaska
Adolph Knopf
United States Geological Survey
Sitka
King Hay
Chichagof Island
Knopf
Kiag Bay
Washington, D.C
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Maude B. Robbing
Walter A. Robbins
Theo. D. B Prear
Plaiatin
J. Mitchell
Mstriet Cherk
Time to subscribe The Companion at $1.75 offer
Publishers of The Youth's Companion announce yearly subscriptions at $1.79 through March end. A new rate of $2.00 takes effect April 1. Many subscribers can renew for fifty-two weeks at the old price while available. The paper features strong youth sections with athletics advice and school and college interests.
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Cour Pariion
Ald’ Pride
Foottell
Bysclall
Ghating
Schumtug
Otter
Government Land Guide 1912 Free Book Offer
The 1912 government land pamphlet spans 132 pages and covers free government land details, county and township plats, rainfall and elevation maps, land laws, irrigation projects, tax laws by state, and how to acquire land without deception, priced at 50 cents postpaid. Crippen Estella Okha TN.
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United States
Crippen
Estella
Okha
Sale of Real Estate in Guardianship of Barrett Moving Minor
Guardian George Blevins announces private sale of minor Burrell Breving's real estate in Crale County Oklahoma. Property: portions of Section 17 Township 28 North Range 19 East. Sale after February 24 1912 at 10 am at L N Stivers Grove office. Cash in hand with 10 percent bid deposit required. bids in writing to County Court or J N Stivers with check.
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Hirst
The
Chieftain
Barrett
County of
Delaware
Oklahoma
Burrell Breving
Saie
L. N. Stivers
Grave
Okla
Crale County
State of
Section
Township
Range
Indian Base
Meridian
J. N. Stivers
Grove
George Blevins
Guardian
Bids Sought by Craig County Board for Janitor Services
Notice to bidders for janitorial services for the Craig County Board of Commissioners for the quarter ending March 31 1912 bids due February 5th at 5 p m with the County Clerk. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids issued January 10th 1912 by County Clerk R F Nix.
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Board of County Commissioners
Craig County
Okahoma
P.m
R. F. Nix
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Siakow
Ingomar
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
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Duke
France
D. S. Warren
S. Wilson
U. S. Depository
Five Civilized Tribes
U. S
First National Bank Centralia
Kansas City Weekly Star
Ofrers
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