Oklahoma 1912 Democrat ticket and third term clash
The piece reviews Oklahoma politics in 1912 with a Democratic slate led by WIlson and attacks on the third term plan associated with George W Perkins. It cites local names like Davenport Daniel and Os related figures, urging Democratic turnout and criticizing Roosevelt and Taft factions. It discusses capital location debates and campaign rallies plus editorial views on party alignment and voter guidance.
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Mr. Darling
Theodore Roosevelt
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Miss Addams
Darling Mast
Jim Davenport
Congress
R. T. Daniel
Taft
Daniel
Jim Tavenport
Woodrow Wilson
3Rd
Oklahoma
Alva McDonald
Bullloose Party
Col. Roosevelt
GM. Fick
Oklahoma City
Tom
McDonald
Roosevelt
Harris- McGuire
Mail It In Little Hens Message
A fragmented plea urges readers to send in small humorous notices about hens and daily life. The humorous tone hints at a newspaper prompt for reader submissions, matching the era’s small town style and informal audience interaction.
Wilson Seen Safe in Several States in Latest Polls
Latest reports indicate Wilson will carry California Maine Vermont and Pennsylvania with Roosevelt and Taft vying for second place. The election of Wilson is deemed certain with Taft and Roosevelt competing for political advantage rather than the presidency.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wilson
Arizona
Colorado
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Missouri
Montana
New Jersey
Ohio
West Virginia
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsyvania
Michigan
Hillinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
New England
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Offorty
Brooks
Vermont
California
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Taft
Fall Poetry Fragment in Drizzle of Morning
A rescued verse fragment captures autumn imagery with Old Sol waning, leaves filling creeks, rabbits stirring the undergrowth, birds absent or hidden, and flowers fading. It notes summer crickets silenced, hilltops in gold, and a moral arc toward higher duty as leaves expire and destinies unfold.
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Sol
Syutiward
Winter Comfort and Charity Blues in a Toast to Coal and Pie
A folksy verse by Walt Mason envisions winter as a sublime season when home warmth, food, and coal supply happiness. The piece contrasts hard times with cozy fireside cheer and ends with a jab at Taft as a future political contender.
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Walt Mason
Taft
State treasurer reports sufficient funds to wipe out all 1912 warrants
The treasurer announces a balance large enough to retire every warrant tied to 1912 appropriations though some counties have yet to remit. The move backs a pay-as-you-go approach, reducing future deficits and pressuring continued collection of back corporate taxes. It shifts Republican sentiment as leverage against deficits while urging prompt, full payment and restrained future appropriations.
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Woodrow Wilson
New York World
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Wilsoh Ta
Wilson
Foremor Wien
State Board of Equalization
League of Tax Dodgers
Spavinaw plans growth with mineral drill arrival and power ideas
A mineral drill arrives this week to set up on the Williams farm near Spavinaw with plans for a future city status as M O G builds a spur and a power dam talk emerges. Local figures discuss light and power supply for Strang and Spavinaw while residents notice rising bills and illness among local youths.
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Spavinaw
Adair
United States
D. West
Spavinawy Creek
Strang
JL Bumgarner
Grand River
Henry Holderman
Spavinan
Tie & Timber Company
Vinita
Bryan
W. R. Baker
Bim
Mayes Couunty
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