Man on Horseback Not Wanted in 1908 Race
Washington dispatch reports Roosevelt has entered the Republican nominating fray against Taft, splitting the party and signaling a possible Democratic pickup in November. Cannon and others push Taft. Roosevelt’s third-term aim and tactics draw sharp debate among party factions. In Muskogee, Okla., a separate trial jury unable to reach a verdict in the H H Brian case leaves Rev. Friar disappointed.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Friar
Roosevelt or Wilson Seen as Best Hope in Maine
United States Senator Obadash Gardner of Maine argues Roosevelt could sweep the nation if nominated against Clark or Underwood, but he praises Woodrow Wilson as the only Democratic candidate who can win nationwide. Gardner notes Maine support for Wilson and cites campaign finances and past state results to back his view that Wilson offers a broad, progressive appeal without sectional bias. He asserts Wilson’s broad appeal and statesmanlike record make him the strongest Democratic nominee this year.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Clark
Underwood
Woodrow Wirton
Maine
United States
Obadash Gardner
New Jersey
Oscar Underwood
William Jennings Braun
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Taft
Democratic State Committee
Princeton University
Larkhorses
Democratic Party
Record Egg Exports Reach New High Amid Prices
The United States exported a record 13.5 million dozen eggs in the year ending December 1911, valued at about 2.7 million dollars, with Cuba Canada Panama and Mexico the main destinations. Imports for the year hovered near 1 million dozen, led by England and supplemented by China Hong Kong and other markets. The report notes shifting trade patterns since 1890 tariff laws and remarks on international price highs and broader market implications.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of Statistica
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Cuba
Canada
Panama
Mexico
West Indian Islands
Central American
Europe
England
China
Hongkong
Germany
Department of Commerce and Labor
France
Austria
Spain
Japan
Shadow of Teddy Over White House The Taft Handoff
The article, by Winfield Jones, notes Theodore Roosevelt's shadow darkening the White House era and foreshadowing Taft's probable defeat at the Chicago convention. It highlights Roosevelt's strong personal following and its impact on Taft's camp amid the election.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
White House
Teddy
Washington, D .C
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Liquor laws to be enforced in eastern Oklahoma
A United States Marshal in the eastern district of Oklahoma asserts firm enforcement of the mistrusted 2149 Revised Statutes banning introduction or sale of intoxicants in the old Indian Territory and Osage nation. He vows to deploy deputies as needed, urges public support, and notes funding should come from Congress. Also, Maude E B Robbins sues Walter A Robbins for divorce with answer required by April 6, 1912.
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United States
Grant Victor
Oklahoma
Friedman
United States Court of Appeals
Victor
Department of Justice
Washington
Indian Territory
Congress
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Maude E B. Robbins
Walter A. Robbins
Theo. D. B. Frear
Plaintiff
Lee R. Mitchell
Notice of Sale of Pledged Maxwell Automobile
The Vinita Automobile Company will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder on March 16, 1912, at 10 a.m. at No 1265 Scraper Street Vinita Oklahoma the Maxwell two passenger automobile pledged for labor material and storage unpaid since March 1911. The lien amount totals $104.20 plus $10.00 attorney fee. Davenport Ry is the attorney.
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Chieftain
Vinita Automobile Company
W. M . Suddeth
Vinita
Oklahoma
Maxwell
Vinite Automobile Company
Sald
Vinita Aitomobie Company
Scraper Street
County of Craig
State of
Vinttax
Automobile Company
Hien Claemont
Ry Davenport & RY
Antoeneys
Dandy Riseman
Wen
County of
Craig
Davenport & Ryh
Vinita Automobile lien sale cites 1912 claim and sale notice
Public auction set for March 11, 1912 at 10 am to satisfy a lien for storage labor and materials on a Maxwell two passenger car. The Vinita Automobile Company seeks to foreclose a $128.76 claim, with Davenport & Ryh as attorneys. Also notices creditors to present claims against Jerome Martin and John Martin, and a March 1 1912 notice of sale of real estate in Nowata and Craig counties under guardianship of Helen Matthews.
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Chieftain
Jerome Martin
Farmers State Bank
Winita
Oklahoma
John A. Wise
Addis A. Brown
John Martin
Farmera State Bank
John A, Wise
Addis A, Brown
Helen Matthews
Nowata
State of
Nowata County
Craig County
Range
Section
Township
Range 15
Glass & Weaver
J. W. Poresythe
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U. S. Depository
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