Oklahoma Plans Inauguration Train To Honor Wilson
Oklahoma officials arrange a twelve coach special to carry a large Oklahoma delegation to Governor Wilson’s inauguration in Washington on March 4. J. Robert Gillam will manage the trip, backed by Robert Galbreath and a large committee. The train will showcase Oklahoma resources to attract eastern capital, with plans to visit southern cities, then New York and Philadelphia after the ceremony. The page also highlights University of Oklahoma journalism club aims and leadership.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Washington, D. C
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Robert Galbreath
Tulsa
Oklahoma Development Commission
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J. Robert Gillam
Lee Cruces
Tom C. Harrill
Wagoner
Democratic State Committee
B. B. Howard
State Board of Affairs
H.L. Bolen
Democratic State Campaign Committee
Preston McGoodwin
the Oklahoman
John M. Young
Lawton
G.T. Bryan
State Board of Agriculture
Col. Royd
Hofman
Chandler
Gillam
Ardmore
Okla
Mr. Gillam
United States of America
Thomas R. Marshall
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Young Journalists Organize for Campus Society
A note on student clubs highlighting how a large university fosters youth media groups and diverse campus organizations through active participation and cooperative projects. The piece underscores group aims and the value of campus journalism exposure.
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Wilson 10 Keep Door Open In White House
Governor Wilson pledges to maintain an open door policy as president elect and recalls his New Jersey practice of never closing his private office. He hopes to extend accessibility at the White House and to avoid closed floor conferences, while noting uncertainty about White House arrangements. He urges public connection and contemplates an extra session of Congress if needed.
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State Home For Girls
Wilson College
Woodrow Wilson Considers Extra Session for Tariff Revision
Princeton November 12 President elect Wilson says he is open to calling an extra session of Congress to revise the tariff. He plans to gather public and business leaders to gauge support and weighs arguments from Oscar Underwood. He noted few requests for a special session beyond general telegrams.
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N. J
Brect Wilson
Congress
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Oscar Underwood
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Columbia
D. C
Window Transparency and Calendar Gift for 1913
The Youths Companion offers a Window Transparency as a souvenir for subscribers with paid 1913- year dues. The piece features autumn imagery, fruit, grape clusters, and green foliage framed by a cathedral stained glass style, designed to hang in windows and allow light to shine through.
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Society Editor Profiles Visitor in Oklahoma Town
Mins Ronald Mellette former Visita girl now society editor of the Muskogee Phoenix says Mrs S Warne and her late granddaughter are visiting Mit Burne brother Dr Hitchcoek in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad plans January work start
William Kenefick president of the Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad said work on one of two proposed extensions will begin by January 1. The Henryetta Oklahoma City 100 mile line or the Denison to Dallas 85 mile line will be chosen within a week. Current service extends Denison to Wagoner with plans to reach Joplin over 100 miles of new track this year. He recently returned from Paris where he discussed financing for the new line.
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Henryetta
Okla
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Denison
Tex
Dallas
Kenefick
Denison Tex
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Joplin
Paris
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Guardianship of Mary E Hilderbrand sale of real estate
In Craig County Oklahoma the guardian Wallace Hilderbrand seeks court authority to sell all or part of Mary E Hilderbrand minor’s estate. Hearing set for December 2 1912 at 9 o clock A M. Notice of sale to be provided as required by law.
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Chieftain
Oklahoma
Craig County
Mary E. Hilderbrang
Wallace Hilderbrand
Wallace Hilderbrang
Mary E. Hilderbrand
Petttioner
Tafts Invite Wilsons to White House Visit
Washington reports President Taft will invite President elect Wilson and Mrs. Wilson to the White House for a winter acquainting visit. The plan includes a likely overnight stay and a stopover around Staunton Virgin ia for Wilson’s jubilee. Taft aims to extend cordial hospitality to the next administration. Lost two valises southwest of Katy bridge containing clothing and land contracts signed by G F Runnels. return to sheriff's office.
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Ottawa County Oklahoma
In Craig County Oklahoma a guardian announces sale of the undivided interest of Frankie Lamar a minor in lands described as North Mall of North East Quarter of Section 38 Township 26 North Range 23 East. Sale to the highest bidder for cash after Court confirmation on December 2 1914 at 10 oclock a m.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
In Craig County Oklahoma minor Claret estate's real property to be sold by guardian as per County Court order dated November 6 1912. Private cash sale subject to court confirmation after November 30 1912 at 10 AM in Vinita Oklahoma. Bids must be in writing with certified check at least 10 percent.
Auction Notice of Clarence Morehay Real Estate in Craig County
Highest bidder for cash with confirmation by County Court on Monday December 2 1912 at ten in the morning or later within the legal bidding period may acquire as the minor Clarence A Morehay's interest in the East Half of the Northeast Quarter the Northwest Quarter and the North Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter all in Township to the St Louis and San Francisco right of way totaling about 12 acres in Craig County Oklahoma Bids must be in writing at the Judge of County Court office with a ten percent certified check dated this 11th day of November 1912
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