Local Option and Party Politics Spar Over Prohibition
A Washington summary shows Thomas Shannon of the New Jersey Anti Prohibition League urging Woodrow Wilson to clarify his stance on local option. He argues political parties should not force a moral question into party platforms, urging Wilson to state whether he favors local option as a legitimate local measure. The piece also includes a discussion of cottonseed oil exports and uses in various industries, citing statistical tables and commodity applications.
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Washington
D. C
Dantor
Hey
Thomas Shannon
H-Baloon League
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilton Haw de Vila
Jon
Enuren
Seda Ibwa Comegecenta
Vate
Cotton exports rise as US trade shows 1908 momentum
The data outlines rising monthly and annual export values for cotton and related products from the United States, with 1908 showing higher totals than earlier years. Cotton seed, meal, and other commodities contribute to a growing export balance, led by major markets in the Netherlands, United Kingdom, and Canada, while January figures hint at a sustained yearlong expansion.
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Hveewu of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Aoayi Wbe
Oll Fi & Preto
Fh International
Hele
Fla
United
Willion
MS Milion Hhog
Willie Ty Aou
Carl
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Mexico
Canada
America
Ted
United King May
Weerg and Cheered for Taft and Teddy
Washington, D. C. March 27 Taft denounced Theodore Roosevelt's third term bid as about six hundred University Club members rose in applause. Senator Bailey urged the president to switch parties if defeated at Chicago. Bailey defended the constitution and quipped about Washington Hamilton Madison versus La Follette Owen. The event included playful banter and a chiding of political remarks. Federal court in session opened with grand jury selection and judge Campbell presiding.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Senator Dalley
Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
University Club
Bailey
Chicago
Democratic Party
Senator Bailey
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
la Poyntte
Bob Owen
Theodore
Méen
Federal Court
Ralph Campbell
United ‘Staes Court
Meiners
Eelock
iRiver
Pothowheg
Baumert
Albert Newsomen
Ben Dowgherts
Gen Hatten
Prank Mandrock
Asa HW
Livingston Leo Becker
Father Harrison
2B Stevenson
J. A. Teingherty
Mom Shrh
Skvree Brown
Albert W. Jones
WP. Date
Clark BR. Johnier
Haresh Yeehy
Mohn Sithan
M. T. Smith
BW Pan
Pronk
Breyetia
Roosevelt and Taft Battle for Delegates in Oklahoma Convention
A telegram from Guthrie Ohio recounts Roosevelt led momentum and Taft strength in Oklahoma. Delegates exceed 700 to the convention while Roosevelt supporters push for a strong stand, Taft’s cast wins in New York noted, shaping the party's direction.
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Guthrie
Ohio
McGuire
T. Morenn
Washington
Okfshom
Roosevedt
Taft
Roosevelt
New York
Oklahoma
Okte
Koren
Republicans Praise Cruce In Muskogee Convention
W G Robertson, Republican chairman, lauded Governor Cruce for opposing a special session to redraw districts, warning that a grandfather clause would disenfranchise over 25 000 negro voters in November. He argued federal authority would secure voting rights for all citizens. The crowd included few Democrats and white Republicans, displeased with the remarks.
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Munkoger
Okla
Cruce
W. G. Robertson
Muskogee
Hobertson
Lil
Legislatiuve
Robertson
Kiobertson
Federal Authoriziog
Tegtoee
Oklahoma colleges debate for state and nation
Rev Carter Helm Jones lectured Friday night as Oklahoma City students heard about upcoming football schedules. The University of Denver seeks a fall game with Oklahoma, with Colorado likely blocking a Denver date. Coach Walker announces a Colorado debate squad with Manning Hunt Williams to face Colorado Boulder in April. Kansas at Norman will feature Armstrong Rogers Randolph as the opposing team. The recall issue is debated as Oklahoma defends the affirmative against Kansas and negative against Colorado.
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Carter Helm Jones
Oklahoma City Divine
University of Denver
University of Oklahoma
Owen
Denver
University of Colorado
Paul A. Walker
Frank Manning
Chick Aah
Miron H. Hunt
Alex
C. C. Williams
Duran
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Engineers
Dad" Hijott
Mets
Christian Associaion
Middle West
Sefkett
Cot Heate Tiem
Tey Te Owen
Pontion
Oufield
Denind
Resignation of Oklahoma board member A C Scott
Dr A C Scott of Oklahoma City submitted his resignation from the state board of education to Governor Cruce. F Warren of Oklahoma City was appointed to succeed him. Both are Republicans. Scott, a former president of A and M College Stillwater, is the first board member to resign after a summer investigation.
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Oklahoma City
A. ©. Scott
Cruce
State Board of Education
F Warren
Oklahoma ‘City
Scott
Crace
Wilson
Dunlop
Glen
Hayes
Tradesmans State Bank
A. and M. College
Stillwater
J. F. Warren
Farmers’ National Bank
University Board of Regents
Kansas City Journal Offers Half-Price Daily and Sunday Journal
The Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal in Missouri announces a half-price subscription offer for a full year. Subscriptions at 2.00 or 4.00 per year are promoted with a deadline of March 15 1912. Address requests to The Kansas City Journal, Kansas City, MO.
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Knnsas City Daily and Sunday Journal
Kansas City
Daily and
Sunday Journal
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Teddy
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Bob” Owen
Bird McGuire
United States Geological Survey
Sooner
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Indian
Chiloceo
Oklahoma Baptist College
Blackwell
Preparatory
Tonkawa
Southwestern Kansas Normal
Winfield
Baptist College
Sooners
J. Bell
Claude Reeds
Newby
Swanson
Courtright
Galbreath
Guands
State University News
Ch. A.C. Scott
Oklahoma Educational Board
Duke
Tiste
D. S. Warren
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, MO
Farm and City Loans
Parker
Wise Company
R. L. Mitchell
F. L. Hughson
Delaware
Wimner Drug Store
A. W. Herron
O Ofice
Barrett Building
South Wilson Street
South
Adair Street
E. A. Stubblefield, D. M
Scott Building
T. L. Scott Seeds
Morning Glory
Vinita Creamery Co
Louis Bagby
de. C.S. Neer
Prosnes
Ofies
DRS. Bagby & Neer
First National Bank
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
Vinita, Okla
W. Day
Empire Block
Vinita
Clark & Roberts
S. Wilson St
H. Murray
S. Smith St. Vinita
Fowler
Theo, D. B. Frear
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington
J. R. Baird
East Side Livery Barn
W. B. Depue
Vinita Oklahoma
W. H. McCann Notary Public
Kinnison and Hollow
James
Davenport
New Halsell Bldg
Cardui
Mary Jinks
Treadway
Tenn
Cardus
Cardus Womans Tonic
Chattanangs Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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