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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1912

Page

8

Oklahoma Democrats Plan Aggressive Three Week Campaign

Oklahoma Democrats prepare a three week campaign with congressional candidates and Senator Owen on the stump. Outside speakers include Senator Vardiman and Mr. Bryan, Ollie James, and others as literature floods state headquarters. Taft campaign abandons Oklahoma. Bull Moose activity rises as candidates face questions on electoral loyalties and local race implications.

Otshoms City Get Oklahoma Congress Owen Vardiman Misatesipy Mr. Bryan Ollie James Varioes Wilson-Marshall Clubs Morgan McGuire Miler Wiley Seed Washingtom Marion McDon- OE Chicago Skirvin Nels Darting Toms Patrios Overbaund Hull Moosers Trull Moose Roosevelt Nels Darling Oklahoma City Bull Moose

Cattle Market Report From Kansas City Stock Yards

Kansas City stock yards report shows weekly cattle receipts around 27 000 with 2 000 calves. Prices firm to 25 cents higher for most cattle, calves down 25 to 75 cents, hogs steady near 9 dollars, sheep and lambs strong with lambs near 4 3 4.80, yearlings about 5.0, packers buying heavily and expecting market stability ahead. P B Kinnison of Welch transacting business there today.

Nensae City Chicago Northwest Colorado Utah

Claremore Preps Slam Vinita High in Protest Game

Claremore Progress reports Claremore football flyers accuse Vinita players of unfair treatment and refereeing in a protest game. Account details rough play by Vinita supporters, Claremore players cited as provoked, with rival team described as roughnecks. Scores noted with Vinita leading early, final 19 to 1, plus claims of biased officiating by Tom Hai and actions by Vinita crowd.

High School Athletic Association Claremore Football Flyers Claremore Viaita Boys Last Trway Ciowy Dali Ah Vialta Caremore Tom Hai EU. P. S Vinsta Vizits Tenn Marcel Par Bors Ther Henae Hause Vinita Hasse Clift Vinits Petelant Jon Hall Dr. Jackson Capture House

Mrs Sid Campbell Visits Parrland Residents

Mrs Sid Campbell came down from Parrland yesterday and is visiting at the home of W Cortett.

Sid Campbell Parrland W. &. Cortett

Senator Works Charges Fraud in Ballot Manipulation

Washington D C Oct 13 United States Senator John D Works of California issued a signed statement urging Republicans in California and other states where Taft electors are not on the Republican ballot to vote for Wilson. He denounces Roosevelt supporters as deceitful and fraudulently placed on the ticket, argues for honest progressives, and says Taft and Roosevelt fail progressive principles. He endorses Wilson as a real progressive and calls on good Californians to unite to rebuke dishonest political schemes and defeat candidates nominated by such means.

Bull Moose Organization Italy McDonald Bull Moose Party Hooseven George M. Flick Oxishams City Taft Plick Taft Heweare Taft Bottos Dennis Plyun Flick Joseph G. Ralls Atoka Balls Oklahoma Danis Fyne George B. Nickel Alva Servative Dick Morgan Millard Pawhuska Bird McGuire Ralls Nickel Washington, D. C United States John D. Works Califoruis Wilson Works Roosevelt Republican Party Frane Wently Bart California Kansas Cali Fornia Echemt

Davenport Wants Debate Across Oklahoma District

A political letter from Tulsa Oklahoma urges public debate over tariff policy trusts and campaigning limits. It accuses an unnamed opponent of exceeding legal campaign spending, warns of bribery tactics, and calls for six joint discussions to reveal each candidate’s positions in the Third Oklahoma district.

Congress Tulsa Oklahoma Yehio

Mayes County Democrats Bus to Pryor and Chouteau

A special Democratic train chartered by the Wilson Marshall Club of Pryor Creek carried over 300 residents to Chouteau where a torch light parade led to city hall. A 2000 plus audience heard speakers including J Howard Langley Gideon Morgan W B Nick in Frank Rogers and Harve Langley plus county candidates.

City Hall J. Howard Langley Gideon Morgan W. B. Nickin Frank Rogers Muriel Thornton Harve Langley Mayes County

Rat Killing Record Reported by L. P. Garrison

L P Garrison discovered a large rat infestation while moving feed to a new cement floor. He sealed entry points and, after clearing the sacks, counted 175 rats in a single room as workers joined in with clubs. A single female clerk reportedly hid, crying out for rats.

L. P. Garrison Iedy

James S Davenport Challenges For Public Discussion

A letter from James S Davenport rejects secretive real estate deals and calls for a public debate on district issues. He invites the addressee to a joint discussion and proposes three fixes, offering to consider more if desired. The tone is firm and confrontational, urging accountability to voters.

James S. Davenport

Morning's Grocery Prices Read Like A List Of Goods

A fragment lists various supermarket items with prices and brands such as Carnation Oats, Red Star Flour, Blue Ribbon Flour, Carnation Black and White Cherries, Muskat Grapes, Biloxi Oysters, and Fancy red salmon. The text reads like a price sheet with scattered typos and unclear digits, reflecting a late OCR capture of a grocery advertisement.

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