Many Republicans Turn to Wilson
More than forty thousand progressive Republicans pledge support to Governor Wilson through the Wilson National Progressive Republican League. Headquarters open in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh and San Francisco as the league embarks an aggressive drive to realign the party with progressive leadership.
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Oklahoma court upholds direct legislation initiative rights
Oklahoma City October 11 court sustains petitions by Campbell Russell and the People’s Power Levene ruling that direct legislation via initiative and referendum must be administered effectively by officers. Justices emphasize petition circulators are legislators in public capacity and their actions presumed legal. Vinita Boy Promoted: Clifford Gilstrap, 15, promoted after rapid telegraphy apprenticeship on the Katy line to oversee a Marle station in Mayes county.
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Joe Wood Keeps Giants at Bay as Boston Wins Series Game
Polo Grounds New York October 11 Boston Americans win 3 to 1 over New York Giants behind Smoky Joe Wood who outpitched Big Jeff Tesreau. Wood and Cady teamed for the victory while Tesreau, Ames and Meyers failed to overcome the Boston attack. Umpires O Loughlin Evans Rigler and Klem.
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Boston within one game of worlds championship
Freaway Park, Boston October 12. Bedient chosen by Stahl to pitch against Mathewson in the fifth game of the world series. Boston fans confident the Red Sox will win to virtually clinch the title as Joe Wood would be sent against the Giants again Monday. New York led early but Boston won 5 to 2 as Mathewson struggled, with Bedient and Cady delivering key plays.
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Marquard Defeats Boston in Giants World Series Bid
Polo Grounds, Oct 14 Giants gain confidence in hunt for championship by defeating Boston 6 to 1. Marquard dominates Red Sox after early innings, Red Sox offense quelled. Mets? No, Meyers and Fletcher contribute for New York with key hits including Merkle's double and Herzog scoring on a double steal.
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Automobiles and a New Overland Tour by Liquid Odds
From Kansas City by automobile M G Milford and companions returned after a trip with Sam Leforce's cattle to Sedalia and Kansas City. The 191 model Overland suffered engine trouble at Jones Creek then was repaired with water from a hose. Milford plans a demonstration in Craig County with F D Phillips present next week for interested buyers.
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Cherokees Included in Exempt Home stead Decision
Tahlequah October 7 1912 Chief W C Rogers states in a communication that the Cherokee Nation received the benefit of the supreme court decision on Indian taxation. All homesteads are exempt regardless of blood degree, while all other land remains taxable except for restricted full blood Indians.
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Protests Turned to Applause at Governor Wilson Talk
New York report notes two thirds of about five hundred businessmen at the Omaha Commercial Club met Governor Wilson with protests but remained to applaud as he urged trade expansion through reciprocity and an American merchant marine. The piece links his speech to McKinley’s 1901 Buffalo address advocating broad, enlightened trade policy and a shift from exclusive self interest to expanding markets under an American flag and merchant fleet.
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Guaranty Fund Shows Balance Reaches 110000
Quarterly statement issued by treasurer F G Dennis details the bank guaranty fund status for the quarter ending September 30. Cash on hand totals 110,974.88, up from 44,021.28 in June, with receipts from assessments and various bank failures. the report lists multiple banks and settlements, rebates, and interest, concluding with total deposits and certificates of deposit.
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Oswego College Expands Year With Noted Artists
Oswego College for Young Women in Oswego Kansas opens the new year with a strong student body and a distinguished faculty. The new announcements include a Famous A E Concert Course featuring Liebling Maud Powell and Madam Jengen Wylie, plus school artists and a glee club, establishing the college as a high type musical center.
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Kate Barnard Inspects County Jail Visit
Kate Barnard inspected the county jail yesterday and found everything in good shape. She complimented Sheriff Ridenhour highly for the care in which the jail was kept.
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Supreme Court to Open Eight Months Term This Fall
Washington Oct. 14 The United States Supreme Court will begin its annual eight months term Monday with all justices in the capital. President Taft’s absence may delay a White House visit, but Chief Justice White may push ahead with docket preparations. The term will hear the so called bath tub trust suit and another argument on the Sater mountain rate case, with many state rate and Union Pacific merger cases on tap. No decision is expected until early October.
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