Wilson Camp Gains Ground In Kansas Delegation
Washington March 03 The Wilson campaign reports that Kansas will deliver its delegates to Wilson with two thirds backing the New Jersey man as the convention nears. Officials say fourteen to fifteen of twenty delegates are pledged, with two Wilson electors at large. Clark supporters hold remaining influence but Wilson organizers claim strong control of the delegation and plan to switch to Clark only if expedient.
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John Hostetler
Mike Fry
Charles Bowyer
Be Ward Dye
Jerry Finpatrick
Robert Broadford
Henderson Martin
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C. W Green
Long Egyptian papyrus 122 feet added to British Museum
A 122 foot long papyrus, one of the world's longest, was presented by Mrs. Mary Greenfield to the British Museum’s Egyptian collection. It is a Theban Book of the Dead copy with invocations and hymns to Amen-Ra. The text links ancient Egyptian beliefs to ideas later debated in Britain and hints at monotheistic evolution.
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High School Notes Preview Busy Spring Activities
Fowleht Delat basketball game will be played in the gym between Tulsa and Vinita girls. Spring fever spreads after warm weather early in the week. Baseball grounds secured at Electric park with daily practice in preparation for opening game versus Mi an high next Friday. Seniors finish annual alines and expect to graduate soon. Drury College president Dr George spoke to students. Only two more weeks of school remain. Glee club helps break monotony under Miss England. Track team trains daily aiming for April 20 meet. Literary program to begin next Friday afternoon every two weeks.
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Oral Complaints Heard On Oklahoma Public Service Valuations
Oklahoma City March 21 The state board of equalization will hear oral complaints at 9 am March 27 against the assessments fixed thus far on public service corporations. The Western Union Telegraph Co valuation stood near 1 500 000 while Prairie Oil and Gas Co reported 19 000 000, up 32 million from last year. Valuations for several lines including Clinton Oklahoma Western Railroad and several pipe lines were adjusted or maintained, with specific per mile and per barrel figures noted. The board kept other lines at prior figures and declined to alter Shawnee Tecumseh Railroad and certain street car lines.
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People’s Electric Railway
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Shawnee-Tecumseh Railroad Company
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Dolde Confirmed Clerk in Western Oklahoma Court
Gutlitie Okla March 23 A Dolde was yesterday confirmed as clerk of the federal court Western district to succeed Charles Hunter. Dolde had been acting as assistant clerk under Hunter and was deputy clerk in the district court at Oklahoma City. He came from Anadarko and is brother of L N Dolde federal revenue collector at Leavenworth.
Spavinaw Items Show Local Happenings And Plans
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Dave Coy visiting Walter Coy. Williams buys Bum- inger farm and clearings. Lee Lake to drill wells for Wrank Summers at Salina next week. Two infants die, funeral services held. Rev Love and visitors. A big dance slated at the hall. improvements at Lew farm. revival to start at Lynch Modan. Farmers plowing despite bad weather. new railroad progress. contract talks with Frank Summers for drilling. Ose Benge boat moved north of Spavinaw. Annual Shorthorn cattle sale planned for April 10, 1912 in Fredonia Kansas area.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Salina
Frank Young
Rev
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Ehuryi
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H. MD Payton
Hiney West
Lew Farm
Tom Condon
Low
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Vinita
Frank Summers
Little Spavinaw
Big Spavinaw
Lom Young
Greenbrier
Rock Creek
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Rumor of Taft Endorsements for Oklahoma Federal Posts
In Muskogee Oklahoma on March 24 a rumor spread at the federal courthouse that Republican State Chairman James Harris backed James L. Fore for U S marshal and Peter Deichman of Tulsa for U S attorney. Taft may delay appointments until after the state convention, with Harris supporting Deichman and Fore, while Grant Victor argues he deserves consideration. Former Judge C W Haymond reportedly favors Deichman and Fore.
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Tulsa
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Fore
Indians To Receive 250000 Aid From Tribal Funds
Washington March 26 The house Indian affairs committee endorsed an Interior department plan to take 250000 from Kiowa Comanche and Apache tribal funds to straighten Indian affairs The move aims to shield mortgage holders from foreclosures and preserve tribal property The effort credits Rep Scott Perris and Lt Ernest Stecker and may lead to an amendment to the Indian appropriation bill for distribution when debated TheChieftain promotes a subscription drive in Craig county seeking 3100 weekly subscribers by August 1 1912.
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Craig County
Frisco Railroad Timetables North and East Bound
Rail timetable for Frisco shows north and east bound departures from Winita sul including Meteor No 12 California Express No 124 Hustler Joplin Express Eastern Express St Louis Limited No 408 St Louis Meteor No 10 and various routes with times around 7:05 p m to 11:44 p m for north and east bound services and south and west bound listings for Fast Mail Okla City and St Louis paths with scheduled times.
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K. C. Meteor
California Express
Hustler
Joplin Express
Eastern Express
St. Louis Limited
St. Louis Meteor
Fast
Okla City
K. C
K.c-St.l
Sapulpa Express
Hunstler
To Trade For Land Trade Offer Inquire At This Office
An up to date notice from a general merchandise seller offering to exchange goods for good land or city property. Enquire at this office for details and terms. Tate
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