Texas and Oklahoma Set For Dallas Grid Clash
Dallas view of Texas Longhorns versus Oklahoma Sooners with both squads in strong form. Past results listed show Texas leads series in several mid 1900s games. Teams prepare at Gaston Park the day before a key Saturday showdown with expected warmup, lineup uncertainty, and travel notes from both camps.
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Dallas
Texas
Dalworth Inn
Ene
Texas University
Sooners
Gaston Park
Oklahomans
Owen
Alder
Dice
Texans
Oklahoma
Sellars
Barry
Knoller
Murry
Keck
Jordan
Woodhull
Heht
Pruett
Barrell
Nible
Brown
Pritchett
Unrrold
Halbert
Longhorns
Spears
Meacham
Hott
Clark
Rovers
Courtwright
Reeds
Righ
Am‘orister
Giume
Miegourt
Kittens
Bennie
Lias
Capshaw
Bill Moss
Big Cabin News Roundup With Local Happenings
Big Cabin reports include J T Hovey and C O McCombs at a public cafe near Dave Mayes county. Geo W Brown greets friends, recent Memphis trip noted. Hog shipments to Kansas City, Dr J O Brown and father visiting Louisville. Band practices nightly and corn marketing active, Arkansas apples sold at 75 cents per bushel. Hay scarce due to car shortage. New school roof progress. Wm Renfro supervising street work. Mrs P A Byers hosted a surprise birthday party for Mr Byers. County clerk candidate J McBride mingling with voters. Big Cable Cotton Gin shipped two ears of baled cotton. Jim Drescherle and father from Chetopa enjoy local view. Eunice Warrenstaff injured in runaway wagon accident. Mrs W Bell visited north of town. Teddy Emerson birthday party for children. Editor Mr Barnes bought the Adair Ledger. The Youth's Companion 1913 ads and subscription details included. The Commercial Club Band names Roy Franklin as leader and plans stand-alone operation. Charley and George Hacker and Marion Simerson visited from Big Cabin.
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Big Cabin
J.T. Hovey
C. 8. McCombs
Dave
Mayes County
Geo. W. Brown
Memphis
Tenn
N. Silver
Kansas City
J. O. Brown
Louisville
Arkansas
Wm. Renfro
PA. Byers
W. Bell
Roosevelt Campaign Funds In Far-Reaching Scrutiny
The Roosevelt campaign faced questions over Harriman’s 1904 $50,000 gift to a fund claimed for New York campaigning. Secretary Tegethoff released a receipt from the Republican National Committee showing the contribution was kept for Roosevelt. Archbold later supplied proof that Standard Oil gave $10,000 to Roosevelt and that it was not returned.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
B. H. Harriman
New York State
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Standard Oil Company
C. C. Tegethoff
H. Harriman
Cornelius N. Bliss
Mr. Harriman
Mr. Roosevelt
John D. Archbold
Roosevelt
Judge Counsels the Preachers in Guthrie Speech
Judge Alfred H. Boles told the Oklahoma Methodist conference in Guthrie to oppose divorce by refusing to wed couples of doubtful age or those already divorced unless innocence is proven. He urged stronger pulpit stand and cited one biblical ground for divorce versus ten in Oklahoma law.
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Guthrie
Okla
Alfred H. Boles
Oklahoma Methodist Conference
Oklahoma
Republican coalition forms in Oklahoma City
A conference of Progressive and Republican leaders in Oklahoma City on October 19 produced an electoral plan to cast all ten Republican electors for Taft. The agreement excludes state and local candidates, with leaders claiming most Republican electors favor Roosevelt as first choice, while urging Progressives to back the full Republican slate.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Taft
Bull Moosers
Alya L. McDonald
Progressive State Committee
Republican National
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
McDonald State
Geissler
Republican State Committee
City Attourney Urges Assistant City Attorney for Vinita
Wants the Vinita city council to hire an efficient assistant city attorney to handle a surge of civil and criminal matters. Claims police court prep and prosecution are lacking, cites appeals, dismissals, and a $500 default judgment as evidence of needed legal support.
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Vinita
Okla
Oklahous
W. M. Siams
Tle
Tom
Indian Lands Sold at Public Auction Near Court House
Major H Casey yesterday sold ten parcels of Indian land at public auction in front of the courthouse, bringing more than the appraised value. About one third of the plots offered were sold. Total valuation for the land sold was 1400 dollars. The remaining land will be readvertised and sold at a later date.
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H. ©. Casey
Court House
Cauce Declares Too Many Office Holders
Lawton Oklahoma October 20 Governor Cruce urged abolition of township offices and consolidation of county clerks and sheriff treasurer and assessor. He called for reducing state offices and argued profits from convict labor could fund maintenance while keeping essential services. He urged tighter gambling and prize fighting laws and stronger prohibition.
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Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma
Cruce
Panhandle
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W. Chirk
Gwile
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Ambrister
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Bailey
Orr
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Morgan
Parsons
Tribbey
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Holland
Comepanion
Berkeley St. Howton
Commercial Club
Roy Franklin
Charley
George Hacker
Marlon Simerson
Harriman
T. R.’s Fund
Starr
W. M. Simms
Cardui
Mary Jinks
Treadway
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Team
Iret
Cauce
Charley Hammonds
Vinita Undertaker Co
J. C. Chadwick
Louis Bagby
Ofice
C. S. Neer
Drs. Bagby & Neer
First National Jbank
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d'Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington
F. L. Hughson
Delaware
Wimer Drug Store
H. H. Wynne
R. L. Mitchell
Theo
D. B. Frear
Vinita Okla
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Barrett
Wilson Street
Adair Street
James
Davenport
New Hessell Bidg Vinita Oklahoma
F. L. Marney
Vinia
A. Stubblefield
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Scott Building
R. E. Moss
Florist
North Avenue
Thompson Street
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