Gore's Itinerary Extended Across Nation for Democratic Campaign
Senator Gore has expanded his Western itinerary through October extending into Idaho and Oregon after talks in New York Indiana Ohio Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Montana He plans stops in Spokane and Seattle Washington Portland and Sacramento San Francisco and Salt Lake City with a return via Colorado and Kansas and a final speech on October 7 in Bartlesville Oklahoma before urging Democratic support nationwide in the lead up to November 3.
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Oklahoma
Vinita Wholesale and Local Prices Notation Record
Vinita merchants report prices paid locally for produce. The document lists wholesale shipping prices and follows with the specific figures paid by Vinita merchants.
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Vinita Pro de Duce
Vinita
Davis Speaks to Large Audience in Miami on Bryan Tour
Miami Sept 26 Preston S. Davis addressed a large enthusiastic crowd during a campaigning tour for Bryan. The democratic orator drew strong interest from residents as Ottawa county people attended in large numbers to hear his remarks.
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Preston S. Davis
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Great increase in bank deposits in city banks
Comptroller of the currency require a condition statement for September 23. Four national banks in the city show a total rise of 66 104 06 in deposits since July 15. First National Bank leads with 28 503 63 gain. International Bank & Trust Co. second with about 20 000. Other banks posted smaller increases. Craig County Farmers Institute to be held in Vinita October 20 21 with plan to declare Farmers days. Prizes for corn horses and other displays funded by local business community. Mayors seeks cooperation of Commercial club and businesses. Stock to be shown on Hindes and Wilson avenues in paved district.
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Parks
R. W. Lindsey
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Ilindes Avenues
Wilson Street
Oklahoma sues State Capital Printing for 195062.18
The State of Oklahoma files a district court suit in Logan County against the State Capital Printing Company and four individuals Dennis Flynn Byrd McGuire John Burford for 195062.18 alleging fraudulent overcharges on territorial publishing. Governor Haskell says the action seeks recovery of improper funds and promises thorough audits and full restitution.
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Okla
State Capital Printing Company
Dennis T. Flynn
Byrd S. McGuire
John H. Burford
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John HL
Burford
Carnival Week Planned in Vinita October 26 31
The Cherokee club has arranged with the Patterson Carnival Company for a grand carnival in Vinita from October 26 to 31. City officials granted street use permission as Vinstans anticipate a full week of frolic with amusement promised by one of the best on the road.
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Bankers Association In Session At Denver
The American Bankers Association opens its thirty fourth annual convention with sectional meetings underway in Denver. The savings bank section led by Lucius Peter of Chicago and president August Blum of Chicago gathered at the Brown Palace Hotel, followed by the Clearing House Section led by President Blum.
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Lucius Peter
Chicago
Brown Palace Hotel
August Blum
Clearing House
Bryan and Haskell to Meet at Chicago
In Chicago on Saturday morning both Democratic candidate Bryan and Democratic treasurer Haskell were confirmed to be there, but officials offered no information on any planned meeting or whether their simultaneous presence relates to ongoing charges against Haskell.
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Chicago
Bryan
Haskell
Democratic National
Hill to chair New York Democratic state advisory committee
Former Senator David B Hill is expected to become chairman of the Democratic state advisory committee and manage the state campaign. He conferred with Charles F Murphy and Chairman Conners in New York before heading to Albany.
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New York
the Tribune
David B Hill
Democratic State Advisory Committee
Conners
Hill
Charles F. Murphy
Albany
Frear Issues 156 Marriage Licenses In One Year
County Judge Theo D G Frear has issued 156 marriage licenses since assuming office last November. The latest licenses were granted to Frank Echols of Miles and Lillie Woolman of Vinita. Notably many brides are very young with two sixteen year olds and one fifteen year old among those wed.
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Thinault
Oklahoma
Theo D. G. Frear
Frank Echols
Miles
Lillie Woolman
Vinita
Bryan Opens Fourth Week on Present Tour
South Falls South Dakota September 28 William J Bryan opened the fourth week of his present tour with renewed criticism of candidate William H Taft and the Republican platform. A large crowd gathered at the station to greet the belated train and Bryan spoke briefly from a truck near the station.
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Governor Haskell Plans Ohio Speaking Tour and Retaliation
Guthrie Oklahoma September reports Governor Haskell plans a cross state speaking tour, inviting Republican Roosevelt and Ohio campaign figures to Oklahoma while signaling political retaliation against critics. He mentions possible lawsuits against Ohio’s Sheets over past attacks on his record.
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W. R. Hearst
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Royal Hotel
W. R. Finley
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Ohio
J. W. Reynolds
Ohio State Committee
Oklahoma City
Sheets
Joseph Stewart to Succeed J S McClary as Second Assistant Postmaster General
Joseph Stewart of Missouri was appointed second assistant postmaster general, succeeding James S. McClary of Minnesota who resigned to run for Congress. The appointment comes from the Washington Associated Press report dated September 28.
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Washingtn
Joseph Stewart
Missouri
James S. McCliry
Minnesota
Cangreas
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