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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1912

Page

4

Political Prospects and Local Races Highlight Busy Season

The dispatch outlines Democratic County ticket names including County Judge Samu F. Paks and County Attorney Willak and Votl is, plus Register of Deeds Staorr LP and Virgil Edunison for Justice of the Peace Vinita. It notes Governor Hadley and Roosevelt as near rivals, with a busy campaign period ahead and baseball chatter overshadowing civic news as bulletins arrive by the Chieftain feedback window.

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Fragmentary notes hint at political alignments and slang

Scattered OCR text mentions David, a bead, a stone, and references to Chickasha resident Martin Coryell, and Woodrow Wilson support in fall elections. Implied political discussion includes Goat county sentiment and Baltimore convention implications, but content is fragmentary and unclear.

David Martin Coryell Chickasha Woodrow Wilson Goat County Baltimore

Sheba Queen Visits Solomon With Hard Questions

Fragmentary ancient text describes the Queen of Sheba hearing of Solomon’s fame and journeying to test him with difficult inquiries. Ancient witnesses note astonishment at his wisdom and grandeur beyond prior reports.

Sheb Solomon

Political turmoil and campaigns ripple through Oklahoma and beyond

The piece notes a flurry of political activity and public interest in Oklahoma including critiques of campaign finances, newspapers, and figures like J. J. Myers and Roosevelt supporters. It discusses state tax comparisons, agricultural outlook, and electoral prospects in Craig and surrounding counties with references to sheriffs candidates and party dynamics.

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The Workmen

A study of laborers who work long hours for modest pay and face economic insecurity. The narrator contrasts a content, stable worker with a frustrated man blaming Wall Street barons and government, depicting social tension and class critique from a historical perspective.

Messings West Wall Street Geftir Conate yFeomae Walt Maser

War Fear and Religious Rhetoric in a Turbulent Age

A fragment reflecting on moral conflict and impending war. The text contrasts religious ideals with the push toward armaments, noting vice of wealth seeking and the unsettling belief in peace while nations race to build destructive battleships and weapons. It emphasizes Christian ideals amid global tensions.

Abraham Lincoln's Confession of Faith in Political Crisis

A fragmented editorial excerpt discusses Abraham Lincoln's religious stance, noting his lack of formal church affiliation due to doctrinal difficulties. It accuses rival factions of secret meetings and declares a harsh critique of political manipulation and the so called will of the people being damned.

Abraham Lincoln

The Uplifters and Party Faith in Politics

A critical piece on political reformers and party organization. It contrasts hustling but dishonest volunteers with principled stalwarts and argues for party discipline as essential to govern. The author cites Walt Mason and discusses how party structure shapes majority will and political success.

Third Term Part y mob weakens GOP in Oklahoma

The piece argues the Republican third term movement lacks cohesion and is driven by political bosses and steel trust money. It contrasts the faltering GOP with a Democratic party shown as organized and aligned with national aims, praising Wilson and denouncing Roosevelt and party bosses in Oklahoma. It cites Dennis Flynn’s denunciations and campaign finance details.

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