Trust Against Wilson Sets Political Plot in Motion
In Washington March a Democratic candidate from Texas asserts a covert joint strategy among Underwood Clark and Harmon supporters to bolster Wilson while patching gaps with a gentleman’s agreement. He warns of anti trust like rebating and insists the plan aims to block Wilson through regional bloc manipulation across Ohio Texas Georgia and New York. The piece traces alleged coordinated delegate tactics and party rifts amid a national campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rashington
D.C
March
Burleson
Texas
House of Representatives
Jarmon
Underwood
Clark
Wilson
Ker Clark
Standard Oil
Mark Hanna
Ils
Gary
Sherman Anti-Trust
anti-Wilson Combine
Harforces
Wil
Twas
Har
Baltimore
Harmon
Kansas
Tilson
Ohio
Vic
Mar- New York
Fy St
Jose
Oklahoma State University News Highlights Undergraduates and Debates
Over fifty undergraduates enroll in two mixed classes studying Africa Asia and South America led by Miss Annette Whitehurst and General Secretary J J McConnell. The Senate Literary Society meets in the tower room of the new administration hall as the oldest and most influential state club. Prominent undergraduates spoke at the county Republican convention and several law students addressed delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
South America
Annette Whitehurst
Ardmore
J. J. McConnell
Senate Literary Society
Senate
Carl Steen
C. K. Brown
John Neal
Tresurer
P. A. Taylor
Bennie Owen
Arkansas City
Chickasha High
Norman’ High
Chickasha
Ottie Wilhite
Helena
Wilhite
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Architectural Club
Stussell Crabtree
Vinson Lackey
Sturgis
Cleveland County
C. H. Harrington
P. D. Erwin
A. E B. Jenkins
Oscar Young
I. L. Williamson
Harvard University
Munsterberg
Hugo Munsterberg
Mr. Williamson
State
State University of Oklahoma
Williamson
Alva
Kansas
Henry Marshall Furman
Criminal Court of Appeals
Milton Minor
Kansas University
Oklahoma
Roxy Davis
Frank McClelland
School of Law
John Rogers
W. 4. Armstrong
College of Arts and Science
Will Randolph
John Begg Cheadle
Oklahoma Alumni Association of Kansas University
Tulsa
Okahoma
Sooner
Chilocca Indian School
Oklahoma Baptist College of Blackwell
Sooners
Redskins
Norman
Tonkawa Preparatory School
Baptist College
Parsons
Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
United States
University
Lhat
Fis Wnd
Oliver Cromwell
Tomorror
Presidents on Tour Reveals Early Presidents' Rest Needs
A New York Sun account describes how Taft, McKinley, Cleveland, and Harrison disliked crowds on travels. It recalls Taft seeking Sunday rest, Harrison demanding train sidings for sleep, and Cleveland’s impatience with jams, while noting Louisville's reception and Chicago's large welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Arthur
MacKinley
Cleveland
Harrison
New York
Louisville
McKinley
Chicago
Jadison
Colonel Vilas
Washington
Oskaloosa
Corn Palace
Burlington
Harrigan
St. Joseph
New York Sun
Past and Truth Strain Love in a Gloomy Moment
A man confesses a troubled past to a woman he loves, pleading forgiveness for a fatal town incident linked to a fleeing father and a child, as shame and fear drive the pair apart. The scene ends with her retreating in silence while he mourns.
Selecting Charles Over George in a Small Family Dispute
Maude asks why Maymie favors Charles over George. Maymie recalls George praising violet eyes and rosy cheeks while Charles claims she has diamonds teeth pearls lips like rubies. Maymie finds Charles’s ideas more practical despite the romantic flattery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
George
Maude
Maymie
Taft Will Veto All Tariff Bills
Washington March 6 Taft faces organized opposition to tariff bills with the American Protective Tariff League leading a campaign. Editors expect a broad bloc of tariff beneficiaries and Republican leaders to push for a general revision rather than piecemeal changes, aiming to secure uniformity and protect American labor and industry. Taft reportedly plans a veto campaign if schedules are reduced, awaiting tariff board data before any broad revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
American Protective Tariff League
United Army
Taft
Tariff Board
Republican Party
Tariff League
League
Tari’ Board
Protective League
Senate
Tait Loome
Veto Club
Davenport Candidate for Congress in Third Oklahoma District
The Chieftain reports Congressman James S Davenport of this city states he will run again in the Third Oklahoma district. He plans to announce his candidacy for the August primary and succeed himself, via a press release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 5. Davenport
Oklahoma
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Guardianship
In Nowata Nowata and Craig counties Oklahoma the guardian of Helen Matthews a minor will sell at private sale to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation on or after March 18 1912. Property described includes 100 acres more or less in Nowata Craig counties and a 5.06 acre tract in Nowata County. Cash-on-delivery deed. Bids must be in writing and filed or delivered to Glass Weaver Nowata Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Helen Matthews
Nowata
State of
Oklahoma
Nowats County
Craig County
Olahoma
Range
Range 15
Nowata County
Glass & Weaver
J. W. Foresythe
Notice of accounts for settlement in Craig County court
State of Oklahoma Craig County reports hearings to be held after Monday April 1 1912 at the April term of the County Court on final reports in estates ready for distribution. Probate 245 in re estate of James J Pool deceased W H Pool administrator Probate 646 in re estate of Thos Howle deceased W L Trott administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oklahoma
Craig
Wlt
James J. Pool
W. H. Pool
Admr
Probate notices list multiple decedents and admins
This Sunday in March 1912 County Judge S F Parks notes probate matters for James Swannock Samuel Cobb Mary Lamar Jancy Lacey Benjamin Ellick Abram Meek and related executors Adams. All interested parties must govern themselves accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swannock
Samuel Cobb
Mary Lamar
Henry Kelfer
Jancy Lacey
J. W. Orr
Ben-jamin Ellick
Abram
Meek
S. F. Parks
Five Horses Mares For Sale From Distance At Reasonable Price
Five horses mares offered from a distance at a reasonable price. Mares either transferred or about to be removed. Money due and payable at once.
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Andidate
Per
People's Union
Union of Young People's
Presbyterian Church
Mies Looney
Parker
Davis
Congregational Church
State University News
Presidents
Davenport
Duke
France
D. S. Warren
Wilson St
Vinita, Okla
U. S. Depository
Five Civilized Tribes
U. S
First National Bank
Centralia, Okla
Kansas City Weekly Star
the Star
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