Illinois and Michigan swing to Wilson in uncertain campaign
In this era of unprecedented political conditions Wilson is favored to carry Illinois, with Roose velt popular in parts and Taft strong in organization. Michigan activists report a shifting landscape toward Wilson as the Democratic ticket strengthens locally, aided by disaffection with Taft and third-term figures. Dems claim worker support and unity against divided Republicans, while local delegates shift allegiance accordingly.
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Pan
Chicago
Ife
Wilson
Illinois
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
McHenry
Sangamon
Democratic Party
Republican
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Tulinois
Wu- Son
Wlinots
Tee
Michigan
Asonal
Democratic
A. R Canfeld
Chire
Mich
Wilwon
Shielas
State Central Committee
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Canada
Hamilton White
Karpen
White
Standard Oil
Perkins
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Mr. White
Atr. White
A. Ss. Burleson
Iowa
Parker Answers Critics At Democratic Convention
Syracuse dispatch notes Alton B. Parker, now permanent chairman, defending himself after defeat. He praises New York delegation for unity, cites desire to avoid splitting the convention, and denies Ryan ties while detailing campaign support. Also mentions boxing match notes and local social travel.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Alton B. Parker
Baltimore
New York State
Bryan
Parker
New York
Clark
Wilson
United States
Judge Parker
Frank H. Mott
John K. Sague
Poughkeepsie
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Thomas F. Ryan
Elihu Root
Mr. Ryan
Democratic Campaign
Lincoln
Exopus
National Committee
Gordon
Board of Affairs Proposes Direct State Public Affairs Control
Oklahoma City Oct. 2. A board report to Governor Cruce urges directing all maintenance appropriations for state institutions to the state board of public affairs except salaries. It notes buying at wholesale could be secured and print supervision reformed. It calls for tighter records, broader control of insurance and a five year state policy, with aim to reduce deficits and improve economy.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Public Affairs
Cruce
Board of Public Affairs
Jboard
New Equipment Ordered by the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway ordered 50 Mogul type engines, the most modern super heated with large tonnage capacity. They also ordered five chair cars, three dining cars, three combination coaches and baggage cars, and three postal cars. Chair cars seat 72, have electric lights and fans. dining cars hold 30, up six from standard. Cars are steel with extended body ends and no platform. Smoking compartments are removed, making chair cars ideal for ladies and other first class passengers.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
M., K. &T. Railway
MK. & T. Railway
Letters to Himself Nets Man in Mail Fraud Plot
Chief of Police Goodpaster arrested J. J. Stark on a mail fraud charge after finding letters he authored to himself in various handwriting and sending them from trains to obtain money from an elderly couple in Hydro Oklahoma. Stark held on $500 bond in Commissioner Brown's court until trial.
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Goodpaster
J. J. Stark
Post Office
Brown
Stark
Livenberger
Hydro
Okla
Vinita
Tmin
Too Late Money to New-Born Cherokee Citizens
Letter from Dana H. Kelsey, United States Indian Superintendent, dated October 2, 1912, notes about 1800 new-born Cherokee deeds approved and payments initiated. Restricted class payments already approved. unrestricted class payments to follow after roll approval in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Davenport
Supreme Court
Muskogee
Okla
James
Davenport
Vinita
Oklahoma
Wright
Washington
Dana H. Kelsey
United States Indian
Katy Time Table Changes Inbound And Outbound Trains
The Katy railroad updates its Vinita timetable with minor adjustments to most trains. The daily 5:34 p m arrival shifts to 3:24 p m and the southbound morning train moves from 3:30 to 4:25. Other changes are brief.
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Katy
Vinita
Marrs Wins Fifth Round In Non Title Bout At Grand Theatre
Billy Marrs defeated Bridgeman in the fifth round of a ten round boxing match at the Grand Theatre. Both fighters weighed under 126 pounds, with Marrs at 124 and Bridgeman at 126. The match ended when officials stopped the bout as Bridgeman suffered a bleeding face after a strong third round. The prelim between Battling Alec and Lester Baxley was also competitive with Baxley edging the other in a fast, hard fight.
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Billy” Marrs
Bridgeman
Grand Theatre
Jainca
Marrs
Ladley
Baxley
Alexander
Alec
Lester Baxley
Centralia
Freeman and Rev J M Miller Wed in Vinita Details
Freeman wife Clara and Springfield businessman Tennis united in marriage last night at Vinita residence where the couple met at Mrs Freeman's boarding house. Tennis has lived in Vinita recently and is a retired peacemaker in local business. Freeman has long operated the Wack stone Hotel and runs a business in Vinita.
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Freeman
J. M. Miller
L. Tennis
Springfield
Clara Freeman
Viota
Tennis
Vinita
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Howell, Mich
Democratic State Central
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Arthogenonte
Freddie Burng
Indianapolis
Ind
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Byrne
Borsa
Burn i
A. W. Sterron
A. R. Breeding
Burng
Board OF Affairs
Watsila
Chieftain
Injun
Gosh
Charley Haskell
United States Senate
Big Chief
Sexon
Big School University
New Jersey
New
Pollie
Beal Trott
Virgil
Kinnison
Sam Parks
Tge
Lee Mitchell
McBride
Roberts
Theo
D. B. Frear
R. L. Mitchell
Ome Azasregheee
A. Stubblefield
Scott Building
Vinita Undertaker Co
J.C. Chadwick
Mgr
Whirlwind
Louis Bagby Pilon
DRS. Bagby & Neer
First National Bank
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington
F. L. Hughson
Delaware
Wimner Drug Store
H. H. Wynne
R. E. Moss
Florist
North Avenue
Thompson Street
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
Wilson Street
Adair Street
James S, Davenport
New Klan Halsel Bidg
Vinita Oklahoma
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