Campaign finance plan for Wilson-Marshall League outlined
New York on September 10 reports the Contributors National Wilson and Marshall League expanding across the east as Acting Chairman W G Adoo leads a campaign funded by popular subscriptions. Certificates bearing Wilson and Marshall imagery are issued in multiple denominations with letters from Wilson on each. The effort aims to mobilize Democratic support and funding nationwide through this peer-backed system.
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New York
Natonal Wilses
Marshall League
W. G. McAdoo
Staal
McAdoo
National Democratic Committee
Charles R Crane
Snanee
Natonal Committee
Stuart G. Gibboney
Wilson
Marshall
Crane
Gibboney
National
Wilson and Maraball League
Woodrow Wilson
New York City
California
S V. Stewart
Montana
Democratic
Great Falla
Montans
Wilton
A. M. Jackson
Kang
Wilean
Kansas
Wall Street
Taft
Roosevelt
Willow Branch School begins amid revelry and public welcome
Saturday night festivities marked the opening of Willow Branch school, a newly finished district 32 facility. Board members Joe Muir chairing, Ora Nohend, Grane Williams, and Mise du Russell oversaw operations. The event featured ice cream cake and lemonade, speeches by Jol Rarelli and Mr Smith of Centralia High, cake voting, and praise for debt-free construction. The site, one acre donated, will serve as the district’s school use. Candidates are invited to present merits, with the board pledging equal treatment for all parties under their leadership.
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Willow Branch
Joe Muir
Ora Nohend
Grane Williams
Mise du Russell
Jol Rarelli
Smith
Centralia High School
Indy
Pete Coyne
Jadze Gill
T. D. Cox
The Rosary at Grand Theatre Monday Night
The Rosary comes to Grand Theatre next Monday presenting a tale of faith versus agnosticism. A Wall Street husband drifts from belief while his wife stays anchored in faith, aided by a Catholic priest who helps them find release from their turmoil through spiritual grace and humor.
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Howland
Clifford
Grand Theatre
United States
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Republic
County Seat Contests End in Oklahoma Courts
Oklahoma City Sept 1 petitions for rehearing denied by the supreme court in the Creek and Pottawatomie county seat cases. Sapulpa and Shawnee won the elections but the county seats were set aside on grounds including bribery over Shawnees courthouse site and allegations of liquor distribution at Sapulpa precincts.
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Oklahoma City
Bristow
Bapulpa
Tecumseh Va
Shawnee
Creek
Pottawatomis
Sapulpa
Pottawatomie
Creek County
Sapulpa Partisana
Kansas Horse Disease Investigation Report
Dr Ben Dobkins visited en route to Welch from Oklahoma City to review a horse disease sweeping western Kansas. The Kansas board of agriculture had sent him to investigate and he reports the ailment is blind staggers after examining about 300 head. Most affected horses die quickly. Dust and short pasturage blamed for spread.
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Kansas
Ben Dobkins
Welch
Oklahoma City
Board of Agriculture
Dobkins
Wester Kansas
Dobbine
Oklahoma State Fair Opens September 24 in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports the sixth annual state fair and exposition runs September 24 to October 5 with 60 buildings on 160 acres, featuring Implement Field exhibits, dairy and beef pavilions, cement demonstrations, and a large livestock complex. County commissioners in Craig County, Oklahoma, vet and approve numerous fines and payments, and authorize condemnation proceedings for a public road project.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Southwest
Oklahomas
Mahan
America
Board of
Craig County
Vinita
Simms
Hubert J. Chamberlin
KR. F. Nix
George Cost
Gost Cervery Veramatan
John Barnett
B. F. Emmerson
J. B. Thompson
Vel Hubbard
Mrs. C. Dodds
Justice Peace Court
J. J. Babitt
S. A. Wilson
Oklahoma State Bank
M. P. Haynes
H. A. Andrews
Fred Were
W. W. Smith
Bank of Welch
J. A. Thompson
A. Thompson
M. N. Crawford
Fred Sprons
C. A. Strains
Hol Lane
Geo, Henshaw
F. Nash
J. W. Craig
Insanity Board
Oscar Voyles
BE. B. Lightfoot
T. Whitlock
John Saunders
David Hamm
G. W. Ledgerwood
Vinita Gas, Co
Vinita Gas Co
Vinita City Water Works
Ed. H. Brady
J. S. DeSilver
W. C. Eddy
Nue
W. G. Lay
Webb
J. T. Webb
George Hutchinson
Geo. Ashby
Caldwell
Hayltt
HH. E. Ridenhour
Norman
Okla
Insaneasy
H. Brady
D. M. Marrs Printing Co
F. G. Cowan
Vinita National Bank
B. Hayworth
W. C. Shelton
Int
T. O. Sheehan
Parks
Stella N. Roberts
Holland R. Clack
M. R. Chatman
Mr. Chapman
Ridenhount
Ridenour
B.S. Webb
L. Coppers
M. Garrett
J.T. Rateliff
Jim Dodds
J. T. Brown
Knowles
Joe Butler
J. B. Blackwell
Chas. McNeely
J. M. Williams
T. S. Heady
T. N. Crawford
Chas. Johnson
J. P. Court
Geo. D. Bernard & Co
A.J. Langerene
G. W. Baterman
Chas. Osburn
H. W. Coe
J. L. Ward
J. P. Apperson
Leonard Moore
J. H. Surine
Ab. Cole
John Straw
Evelyn Craig
C. V. Carselowey
M. B. Lionberger
Vinita Electric Light Co
Steve Edwards
William O'Neal
Wiliam O'Neal
GP. Fogle
B. Stough
County Chysician Med Ae V. A. Kinnison
Jon Board
Ft. F
J. Bo Miles
George Covey
Frank Tacques
Herman Lightfoot
JF. Owsley
L. P. Garrison
East Side
Sonny-Pat Hdw. Co
Moise
Jag
P. McCullough
W. Fe, Halsell
Ella Graves
G. Cowan
Dingman & Waters
Mdse
Sanders-Wright
Harry Haas
John
Len
J. M. Bradford
H. EB. Ridenhour
Lee R. Nieto Glock
District Court
Jas. F. McCullough
K. D. Ficklin
R. F. Nix
Mary
Francis M. Crowell
Board of County Commissioners
Township 24
Township
J. M. Simms
Passengers Carry Liquor Barred on Iron Mountain Trains
In Muskogee Oklahoma on September 11 an injunction by Judge R C Allen bans boarding trains with liquor on persons found carrying contraband. The order targets bootleggers who previously boarded trains and hid liquor in pockets and grips. The railroad faces criminal scrutiny over searches of passenger baggage and pockets.
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Muskogee
Okla
Lersone
Iron Mountain
R. C. Allen
Nquor
Jexpress
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N. J
Providence Journal
New England
Varios
In & Gdlimy
Jae Per Stoten
Journal le Gind
Stuart W. Walker
West Virginia
Bryan
Louis Bennett
Vermont
Fred T. Dubois
Speaker Clark
Clark
American Bar Association
Milwaukee
William Draper Lewis
Law School
The
University of Pennsylvania
Eugene (. Massis
Richmond
Commission On
Willow Branch School
W. &. Kassell
Court House
Will Miter
Little Cabin Bridge
First National
Spencer
Excelsior Laundry
D. T. Roberts
Uoderwood ‘Typewriter Co
Jenkins
HL. Staples
J. FH
Staples
B. Craig
Igie A
Douthet
HC. Miller
Dobkins & Dugger
Lee Douthitt
P. T. Coble
John Vaught
Thos, Hargrave
Chas. Whattenbarger
Ed. Graham
Jas. Montgomery
Albert Woodard
Leo Day
J. J. Webb
Cal State
J. L. Patterson
T. B. Read
R. L. Beets
Agag
M. My Wright
A. Williamson
Atfest
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J. M. Simme
Board County Commissio
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