Governor Lee Cruce and State Officials Named in Oklahoma List
The Weekly Chieftain prints a list of state officers and officials with names and hometowns including Governor Lee Cruce Ardmore Lieutenant Governor J J McAles ter McAleater Treasurer Robert Dunlap New kirk Auditor Superintendent of Public Tastract ioe H Wilson Chickasha Attorney General Charles West Enid Commissioner of Charities and Corrections Kate Barnard Oklahoma cy Labor Commissioner Charles I Daugherty Oklahoma City Corporation Commissioner George A Henghan Madill State Printer Giles Varris Many Arm Inspector and Examiner A Taylor Pond Creek Mine Inspector Peter Hanraty McAlester Insurance Commissioner P A Ballard Coyle Clerk Supreme Court W H M L Associate Justice M J Kane Kingfisher For Associate Justice J J Dunn Alva Congressional First District N E McNeil Pawnee Second District A L Fulton Oklahoma City Third District James Davenport Vinita Fourth District Charles Carter Ardmore Fifth District Scott Perris Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cruce
Ardmore
J. J. McAlester
McAleater
Robert Dunlap
Newkirk
Tastractioe
H. Wilson
Chickasha
Charles West
Enid
Charities and Corrections
Kate Barnard
Oklahoma Cy
Charles I Daugherty
Oklahoma City
George A. Henghan
Madill
Board of Agriculture
Thomas Bryan
Purry
Giles Varris
Many Arm
A. Taylor
Pond Creek
Peter Hanraty
McAlester
P. A. Ballard
Coyle
Supreme Court—W. HM L
M. J. Kane
Kingfisher
J. J. Dunn
Alva
Piret
N. E. McNeil
Pawnee
L. Fulton
James Davenport
Vinita
Charles Carter
Scott Perris
Lawton
Cruse Campaign Speech Praises Democracy and Labor Record
The piece extols Mr Cruce as a progressive Democrat, ready to campaign hard for party aims. It lauds his citizenry, reads like an endorsement, and notes political maneuvering around administration officials and patronage tied to post office duties amid national party aims.
Insurgent politics and tariff debate across nations
The piece argues insurgent gains in U S politics across states, with Roosevelt leading in New York and a nationwide move against stand patters. It discusses Canada’s tariff protests and analyzes the wheat market showing tariff impact on prices is minimal while supply and demand drive export prospects.
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Georgia
California
Iowa
Kansas
Indiana
Roosevelt
New York
Political Prospects to Date in Taft Administration
The piece argues President Taft struggles to aid insurgents against the old guard led by Cannon, Aldrich, and Ballinger. It contends Taft prefers aligning with these advisers over Crane, fears a Western Republican insurgent majority, and notes party machine control of primaries and federal offices shaping the outcome.
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Taft
Cannon
Aldrich
Ballinger
Crane
Orginian
Alou
Taft Han al
Roosevelt and Taft Face New York GOP Rift
The article analyzes intra party tension as Roosevelt aligns with insurgents while Taft weighs whether to side with Crane and reactionaries. It discusses risks of a factional split in New York and the potential impact on Taft’s presidency, with Democrats seeking unity to push policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Republican State Committee
New York
Taft
Crane
Republican Party
Jonah
Cleveland
Dont Need To Own A Newspaper Of Your Own
A short chronicle on owning a newspaper tech and the business of printing. It argues many would like a paper but need not own one to contribute, using the Times classified ad department as a route to publish opinions and ads at regular rates. It cites Oklahoma City as a reasonable example of reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Oklahoma City
The
Times
Oklahoma City Tires
Maryland Farmers Reform Efforts Highlight Governor Crothers
Maryland moves toward modernization under Gov Crothers who organized a Farmers' Commission to meet with farmers clubs and organizations across the state. The goal is to urge improvements in farming and fruit growing and to promote the sale of agricultural products, dispelling old methods and advancing progress. More emphasis is placed on updating farming conditions and encouraging broader farmer participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Gov. Crothers
Crothers
Mat Sland
Congresa
Beir
Walt Mason
Education reform and political tensions stir national debate
The article surveys agricultural meetings and cooperative selling plans, critiques from lawmakers, and Roosevelt's evolving stance amid party rifts. It also highlights a tribute to teachers, roads progress in Iowa, and a public sale notice for Craig County real estate with court oversight.
New Football Rules Change Greatest College Games
The article lists proposed college football rule changes including four periods of fifteen minutes, intermissions, goal changes by period, center kickoff, and restricted substitutions. It details penalties for crawling, line of scrimmage requirements, forward pass restrictions, interference rules, offside and onside considerations, and tackling rules with emphasis on safety and structure.
Notice of Private Sale of Levi Hudson Real Estate
Guardian William ONeill announces private sale of Levi Hudson minor property by court order. sale to highest cash bidder on September 6, 1910 at 1 40 p m in the Craig County Courthouse Vinita Oklahoma. bids must be for specified lands and include one third bid amount by certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piretee
Craig County
State of
Oklahoma
Levi Hudson
Vinita
Craig
Wm. O'Neil
Theo
D. A. Frear
WM. O'Neill
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
In Craig County Oklahoma a guardian of Maudle Downing a minor will sell at private sale for cash after court confirmation. The estate includes East half of Southeast quarter Section 2 Township 24 North Range 20 East, about 80 acres more or less. Bids must be in writing with a certified check for one third of the bid and may be left at the County Court Judge's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig County
Barre D. Cameron
Wn- Gersievedan
Mendig
Crate County
Anmuel
Cameron
Oklahoma
Ty Court
Eck
Sout Cameron
Guardian
Addis A Brown
Maudle Downing
Aoe
Walt AO Ncrea
Alex Downing
Parker, Rider & Brown
Auction Notice of Georgie Downing Estate in Craig County
The Craig County Oklahoma County Court to confirm a bid for cash on August 20 1910 at 1 20 pm for the estate of Georgie Downing a minor. The property described includes parts of Section 2 and Section 33 Township 26 North Range 33 Mast Ride with a one third bid deposit and required writing. Attorneys Parker Aldwer & Brown Hin represent the guardian ALEX DOWNING signed August 8 1910.
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Washington
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Arizona
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Chicago
Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Mass
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Trade Union Book Concern of Chicago
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Granger
Col. Roosevelt
Buffalo
Missisipp
Missouri
San Joaquin Valley
Kaneas
Grand Canyon
Salt River Valley
Fred Harvey
R. J. Kennany
Pawsexcute Agent
Topeks
Chieftain
Georgie Downing
Minor
Township
Mast
Ride
Guardiin Py Parker
Aldwr & Brown, Hin Attorneys
Crate
Oklahome
Olive Downing
Sald Count Court
Angual Tolo
Oliver Dowling
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