Roosevelt Shot While Leaving Gilpatrick Hotel
Milwaukee Oct 14 Col Roosevelt was shot and wounded but continued to speak at the Auditorium. The wound was superficial, the assassin arrested, crowded by a mob and the president later left for Chicago on a special train. Doctors said the bullet lodged in the chest wall, not the lungs, and Roosevelt planned to press ahead with his address.
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Milwaukee
Col
Pave Roosevelt
Gilpatrick Hotel
Hey
Roosevelt
Chicago
William McKinley
Henry F. Cochems
Serowd
Nuditorium
Col. Roosevelt
Davenport Wants Debate on Real Issues
Tulsa Oklahoma October 14 1912 letter from Hon James Davenport democratic nominee to Hon R T Daniel republican nominee for congress third district presents positions on key bills since the Sixty second Congress. He cites freeing lumber and agricultural implements, reducing tariffs on wool cotton goods and chemicals, and direct election of senators by the people.
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R. T. Daniel
Congress
James 5. Davenport
Tulsa
Okla
Tale Okla
Mr. Daniel
Third
Oklahoma
United States
Boston Wing Championship in Ten Inning Struggle
The Boston Red Sox win the world title in a ten inning duel at Fenway Park. Christy Mathewson pitches for New York as Boston ousts the Giants 4 to 2 in a dramatic final game of the series. The article recounts key plays, scorers, and pitching antics from both teams.
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Mathewson
Bedient
Wood
Hendrickson
Fenway Park
Boston
Mass
Boston Red Sox
Giants
York
Hugh Redient
Stahl
Red Sox
McGraw
Christy Mathewson
Fettle
New York
Devore
Moyle
Snodgrass
Murray
Merkle
Lewis
Muthewson
Herzog
Meyers
Fletcher
Gardner
Inira
Hooper
Yerkes
Speaker
Giants Drive Joe Wood to Cover in First Inning
In Boston at Fenway Park on October 15 the New York Giants overwhelmed Smoky Joe Wood in the first inning of the seventh World Series game, scoring six runs and handing Boston an early lead. Tesreau earned the win for New York, while Hall struggled against the Giants' batting. Snodgrass and Merkle provided key hits as the Giants built a margin, with a late Boston comeback come up short as New York tied the series.
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Lewle
Yerkes
Jon An
New York
Mathewson
DeVore
Matty
Doyle
Snodgrass
Boston
Gardner
Stahl
Wagner
Cady
Hendrickson
Bedient
Hooper
Wood
Murray
Merkle
Herzog
Meyers
Innning
Speaker
Lewis
McCormack
Fletcher
Shafer
Sferog
Engle
Lewie
RHE
O'Loughlin
Evans
Wood Klein
Rigler
Fenway Park
Mass
New York Giants
McGraw
Joe Wood
Giants
Red Sox
Rodston
Tesreau
Hall
Tesrea
Tesreav
Wilson
Jaall
Klem
Reception at the Buffington for Mrs Champ Clark
A public reception was held in the parlors and dining room of the Hotel Buffington for Mrs Champ Clark. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant gathering yesterday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock with sociable conversation among friends.
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The
Buffington
State Supreme Court Decisions Highlight Oklahoma Law
Oklahoma City October 17 The state board of agriculture can aid county authorities in enforcing the compulsory cattle driving law. Justice Dunn penned the opinion affirming the authority after J H Stine of Grady County challenged cattle dipping for Texan fever tick. Several cases were disposed or remanded, with opinions by Justice Kate and Commissioner's rulings on jurisdiction and drilling surface duties.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture
State Supreme Court
J. H. Stine
Grady County
Stine
Supreme Court
Justice Dunn
Hooch M. Hughes
Carson H. Garretts
Okmulgee
Frank J. Warren Ye
Caruthers
Okfuskee
Mandamus
Lilian Jones
Will East
Kiowa
G. Langston
Josep H. Thigpen
R. A. Denny
P. W. Outrander
Pottawatomie
Creek County
Wiliam Griffith
L. J. Dougan
Creek
Minerva Lewiave
W. W. Kidd
Oklahoma
P. D. McConnell
L. L. Cory
Tulea
Justice Kate
Elias M. Wilson
Henry Rombeck
Hiram B. Spencer
Jesee Landis
W. H. Gehring
Caddo
Frick Reid Supply Company
Blanche Weill
Chas
H. D.C. Pool
Shawnee Fire Insurance Company
Gulf Pipe Line Company
PawneéTulxa Petroleum Company Et al
Ames
Robertson
Mukogee
J. F Ledbetter
Charley Kimgey
David Lenser
Faly Craig
J. W. Gilliland
John T. Jaynes
Muskogee
John P. Ball
Warner Bruner
Judy Brower
Humorous church scene over stocking mishap
A lady stands on a bench at a religious meeting obscuring others view until an old gentleman jokes about holes in her stockings. He claims if there were no holes she could not wear them, prompting her to sit down. A young minister blushes as the exchange unfolds, quoting Norman Mack's National Monthly.
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Tokio
the Arch
Philadelphia
Arch Street Theatre
Frank Tannehill, Jr
Gen. W. Barnum
Edmund Ford
Julia Morton
Aten Brander
Adele Matthews
Jane Janna
Esther Morgan
Grand Theatre
Sara
Norman Mack
National Monthly
City Loses 500 Judgment In County Court
A county court case resulted in the city owing 500 due to alleged negligence of the city attorney. Wm Busey, street commissioner, faced a sull pending for 500. the case went by default as no city representative appeared. The Chief claims no knowledge of the merit, and Busey may be entitled to the judgment while the city should have proper representation.
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Gene. J. B. Mills
St. Louis
von Spies
Carthage
Vinita
Prof. von Spies
Wm Busey
Busey
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Colonel Roosevelt
American Eagle
Five Civilized
Supreme Court of the United States
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Ation
Clark
Lfe
Washington
Champ Clark
Eva Ratcliff
Majorie Marks
Lucile Milford
Todd
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