Wilson Beats Roosevelt Taft In Presidential Victory
New York reports that Wilson carries thirty nine states and 439 electoral votes with California and Illinois safe for Wilson. Roosevelt loses Illinois as statewide returns show Wilson victory. AP estimates suggest Wilson may lack a popular vote majority, while Roosevelt and Taft together exceed Wilson’s total. The piece also urges personal political responsibility and moral improvement rather than party critique.
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Thoughts on Election and the Path to Reform
The author argues that though forms like the secret ballot aid clean government, they also enable hypocrites to vote without scrutiny. True reform depends on the moral and intellectual quality of voters, urging increased virtue and intelligence among citizens and a patriotic, Christian-influenced electorate to resist bribery, covetousness, and vice.
McCombs Details Plans for Democratic Committee
New York November chairman William McCombs of the Democratic National Committee said he would not discuss plans laid before President-elect Wilson but expected to announce future activity soon. A meeting of the committee will likely occur within two weeks with resolutions to continue the committee as a working institution through the Wilson administration. The aim is to conduct a continual campaign to educate the public on Democratic doctrines.
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Bryan silent on cabinet talk en route to Miami
Lincly Neb Nov. 8 William Jennings Bryan refused comment on gossip linking his name to cabinet jobs. He spoke to Nebraska teachers in Omaha, then traveled to Chicago and Indianapolis before heading to Washington and Miami Florida for his winter home.
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Crucial Stage for Party
Fort Worth Texas November 8 The Star Telegram quotes Senator Bailey on the election result as an overwhelming victory and the gravest situation for the party If Gov Wilson becomes president and applies old time democratic principles the republic may be controlled for sixty years If he adopts Roosevelt progressive methods confusion will follow and the next election could be lost The speaker expresses anxious hope for a successful Wilson administration and loyalty among Texas Democrats
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Notice of nonresponsibility for charges by Mrs. Vinita Basey
The undersigned THOS T BASEY states he will not be responsible for any bills incurred by Mrs. Vinita Basey. This serves as a formal notice of nonresponsibility to prevent claims against his property or accounts.
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Oklahoma City Wins Capital Vote Faces Guthrie Move
Oklahoma City appears to secure a large majority in the capital removal referendum with 49 918 votes in favor and 25 for the measure. Counts from Muskogee Garfield and Tulsa counties show strong support for Oklahoma City while Logan county results remain undisclosed. Election boards faced slow returns as counties first canvassed state and county races before constitutional amendments.
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Attorney John J Davis Seeks Western Oklahoma U S Attorney Post
Nov 8 announcement from Iutlire Oklahoma states Chandler attorney John J Davis who was defeated for Congress by Bird McGuire will pursue appointment as United States attorney for the Western Oklahoma district. Supposed rivals include G McAdams of Oklahoma City Henry Johnston of Perry and District Judge Frank Matthews of Mannsville. Sought after by several Democrats, the post follows H N Boardman of Oklahoma City, a Republican.
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Oklahoma City
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Perry
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Longworth Defeated in Ohio District by Dowdle
Cincinnati reports Congressman Nicholas Longworth defeated for reelection by Stanley Dowdle the Democrat by about eight percent in unofficial canvass of Ohio's first district. Longworth disputes result awaiting official tally.
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Stanley Dowdle
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Democratic sweep prompts Cruce to urge swift action
Oklahoma City on November 3 reports Governor Cruce reacting to a Democratic landslide winning the presidency the Senate and a House majority. He urges President Wilson to allow Congress after March 4 to implement platform pledges, warning delays could jeopardize four year power. Cruce notes past support for Indiana’s Gov. Marshall and plans to send congratulations soon.
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Thanksgiving Recital at The Cozy by Crawford pupils
Mrs W B Crawfords advanced pupils present a recital in The Cozy Bluejacket on Wednesday evening November 27 Thanksgiving eve under the auspices of the local public school event aims to showcase young talent in a community venue
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Taft Bids Nation Thanks Thanksgiving Proclamation
President Taft proclaims Thanksgiving on November 28, calling on Americans to offer prayers of gratitude. The note lauds peace, harvests, industry, and heritage, urging all to unite in thanks for divine mercies and to pray for continued prosperity for future generations. The proclamation was signed in Washington on November 7 1912.
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1912 Corn Crop Breaks Record Nationwide Yield
Washington reports the 1912 crop year featured a corn harvest of 169,127,000 bushels and a farm value of 1.85 billion dollars as the nation’s top agricultural year. Other crops show substantial values with total farm produce exceeding five billion dollars. December will reveal final government estimates.
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Oklahoma City Charters Issued in State Filing List
Oklahoma charters issued for Oklahoma City Stillwater Konawa and Okmulgee include Oklahoma Water Filter Company with capital 3000. Stillwater Gas Company capital 59000. East Fairview Telephone Company capital 500. Okmulgee Building Loan and Savings Company capital 50000. Incorporators listed for each: Pax Hopper etc. Details include city names and named incorporators.
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Hopper
A. C. Hopper
Stillwater Gas Company
Stillwater
R. E. Chandler
W. R. McGeorge
William Radcliffe
Robert A. Lowrey
East Fair
George A. Johns
D. A. Lambert
J. C. Milner
W., B. Rennells
Okmulgee
Oklahoma City Leads Guthrie Capital Removal Vote
Preliminary returns show Oklahoma City giving a strong majority for capital removal, with 12 555 yes and 17 something no across 15 counties. Campaign head Fred Wenner predicts final totals between 18 000 and 19 000 for the yes side as more counties report.
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Logan
Kingfisher
Andfond
Oklahoma
Blaine
Local Cartoonist Draws Church Satire Portraits
A Vinita artist Wolfe, a teen, produced cartoons mocking church members and a sermon scene. One piece shows Rev Burger bearing a muddy load labeled ungodliness unbelief and non support while congregants float above in a vase, signaling critique of attitudes and worship. The critic praised the youth’s talent and predicted a bright future in journalism.
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Burger
Davenport Endorsed for Third District Seat in Local Race
James Davenport leads in Davenport's majority with strong county support. Daniels and Lee back Davenport, praising past votes on tariffs and bills as generally satisfactory. Voters in the hy district hear that Davenport is a faithful servant with endorsements from Pryor and others.
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Tulsa High Defeats Okmulgee in State Championship
Tulsa, Okla on November 8 192? Tulsa Sul defeated Okmulgee High School 87 to 0 to claim the state school football championship. The Tulsa team had only one prior setback this season, a loss to Cromore Prep.
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