Oklahoma Visitors In Colorado Springs Struggle
Oklahoma visitors continue to travel to the Pikes Peak region as autumn travel grows. The August climate ranges with temperatures around 63.3 degrees mean and 86 maximum, while 97 Oklahoma guests registered at Summit House on Pikes Peak in ten days. Many families arrive by automobile for stays of 30 days or more, and schools in Colorado Springs, Colorado City, and Manitou report openings on September 3 with credits for attending children.
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Colorado Springs
Oklahoma
Pikes Peak
Colorado
Colorado City
Manitou
Summit House
Effie B. White
W. Wiliams
Verden
Vinita
Mra
WP. Thompson
Thompson
Acacia Hotel
Norville Ratelt
Eva Ratliff
B. W. Epperson
Ada
George Brent
Powen
Colomide Springs
J. HL. Paulk
Vera
Guthrie
Funk
George Williams
Baby
Muskogee
G. K. Wil
Oklahoma City
Maremare
Ben Prank
Ponea
W. B. Field
Willard
Howell
Welch
CW. Notson
Muskeede
Mes. Perry
Talan
WJ Crump
Miss Nell
Don
Owen
Glenn Condon
William Smith
Carl Crossley
Tulsa
Yellowstone Palk
W. G. Brockman
Maxine
C.J. Friedman
Margaret
John ¥. Murray
Mary Hunt Murray
Sarah Hickerson Murray
Myrtle Hunt
Cool
Colo
Monroe, Avenue
P. Cansler
Enidia
W.T. Newton
Morris
J. J. Culbertson
Mleg Florenque Culverts
R. S. O'Neal
Jack
California
East
San Raffel Street
F. E. Gaylord
The
Oklahoma City Oklahoman
Hal Gaylord
Kansas City Journal
Belle Shaw
Georgia Shaw
Antlers
Oscar JD. Halset
Harold and
Lewis
Halsell
Halsells
Pullington
Fullington
Carter
Sherman
Tex
Dr. Smith
Manitou, Colo
Benjamin H. Powell
Okinaahoma City
Laura Graves
Lyons
Kans
Com Rati
Pat Malloy
Elliott Fidge
Miggine
McAleatette
Fool Colorado
Catesrado Springs
WE Beatty
Tim Male
G. Mt Porter
Teabelle Puller
Vinsta Horses Win Prizes At Chelsea Fair
Crouch returned from the Chelsea fair with 12 firsts and two second premiums for Nis 9 saddle horses. Linxie Irene won first prize. Crouch plans to show in Tulsa and Claremore with fellow riders Cornatzer Odrain and Jess Amterman. Roading work near Adair improves Katy line shipping points.
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Vinsta
Crouch
Chelsea Fair
Nis
Han Crouch
Croweh Saya
Tulsa
Claremore Fair
Mr. Crouch
Claremore
Oklahoma City Fair
Cornatzer
Prank Odrain
Jess Amterman
Cheap land in North West
Spokane Washington September 14 two million acres of cutover timber land in Washington and Idaho will be reclaimed and offered to small investors if legislatures approve. Plan calls for county assessment districts bonds and 20 annual installments with bids and cost estimates by a three person board including the county engineer. Inland Empire Federation of Commercial clubs with 15000 members has pressed settlement of logged off lands.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Idaho
Inland Empire Federation of Commercial Clubs
Inland Empire
Ambitious boy and a big dollar drive Gentry shows rise
A travel showman tale from Frank Gentry of Gentry Brothers recalls childhood when a silver dollar bought a dream. He and his brother sought value for ladies and children, earning public favor with performances and careful catering to families. The tale credits early earnings and trust as keys to success.
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Frank Gentry
Gentry
Mr. Gentry
Sid
Ines
Gentry Brothers
Edward Riley Held on Federal Charge in Mailbox Robberies
Edward Riley, brought from Salina Kansas to Muskogee Oklahoma on September 14, faces federal charges for breaking open and rifling mailboxes in Salina Tulsa and Muskogee post offices. Merchants report hundreds of dollars lost as Riley allegedly secured checks by mail and indorsed them in the name of the payee.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Edward Riley
Salina
Kans
Tulsa
Riley
Good Show at the Grand Delightful Night
The Grand stage offered a strong evening with Miss Ethel Mc Haban a charming singer and star actor backed by Mike J and Patsy two of the best actors on the local scene They provide all the fun and drew a hearty audience with their performances tonight.
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the Grand
Ethel Mc Haban
Mike J
Patsy
Woodrow Wilson in the Lead in West Tour Polls
New York dispatches report West tour insights on the 1912 third term contest. Editors and voters weigh Wilson against Taft and Roosevelt with Utah, Vermont, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire cited as possible holds for the Democratic ticket. Roosevelt loses ground in North Dakota and Indiana leans Wilson, while local polls show broad Democrat sympathy amid party realignments.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Utah
Verman
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
West
North Dakota
National
Fred A. Sims
Indiana
Wilson
William P. Hepburn
Iowa
Des Moines Tribune
Col. Hepburn
Centra
Ithe
Democratic Party
Alfred J. Barr
First Presbyterian Church of
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Burr
Bryn Mawr
Norman B. Mack
Buffalo
National Committee
Democratic
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Northwest tribes gather in Yakima district for hop picking
In Spokane on Sept 14 the Northwest Indian Conference draws 2000 tribes from San Poil Okanogan Nespelem Chelan Cayuse Yakima and Kittitas. Over five weeks they plan games of skill and speed during their peaceful hop harvesting gathering south of Spokane.
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Northwest Indian Conference
Spokane
Wash
North
Yakima
Washington
Kittitas
Long Drought Finally Broken Across The State
Reports from many points indicate general precipitation in the past twelve hours breaking the drought. Rain varied by location, cooling temperatures and aiding maturing cotton crops. Weather shifted eastward from the western part. showers and light rain reported in Purcell Shawnee McAlester Perry Muskogee and other towns with cooler, cloudy conditions overall.
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Oklahoma City
Purcell
Hobart
Shawnee
Tulsa
Sapulpa
McAlester
Okmulgee
Perry
Muskogee
Texas
Panhandle
Slipped Of-Got Married In Local Quick Wedding
Alex Conklin of the Gem Restaurant enticed a worker to leave for a show then arranged a clandestine marriage with Miss Susie Kimball in the town's north area. Judge Davis officiated the nuptials. Conklin hails from Nevada Missouri. Kimball from Texas. The couple has many friends wishing them happiness.
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Slipped
Alex Conklin
Gem Restaurant Force
Susie Kimball
Judge Davis
Mr. Conklin
Nevada
Miss Kimball
Texas
Salina residents unite over M O G depot site appeal
All Together Salina residents gather to back a petition to the corporation commission regarding the depot at the old town site. The message urges town builders to coordinate efforts and move forward in a unified direction.
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Salina
Corporation Commission
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Mary Dee
Missouri
John Granger
Charles H. Rem
Adair
Katy
Beaty
Benjamin West
Belleville
Bryan
Mack
Okla
Frisco
Garnett
D. J. Doniphan
Monnett
Springfield
Negrand
C. B. Rogers
Slight
Catherine E. Potter
Clinton
H. B. Lipe
McIntosh
N.al
Elie
Lucy Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Miss Cleveland
Cleveland
Sea Girl
Peratory Dept
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
Wilson Street
Adair Street
R. L. Mitchell
F. L. Hughson
Delaware
Wimer Drug Store
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
Vinita, Okla
E. A. Stubblefield, D. M. D
Scott Building
Gray
Floyd & Couch
Phone 44
Whitney's Restaurant
H. H. Wynne
RL. Mitchell
Theo
D. B. Frear
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d'Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington Building
J. R. Baird
East Side Livery Barn
James S. Davenport
Vinita Oklahom
W. H. McCann
Kinnison and Hollow
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