Colliers balk on tariff graft
Roosevelt supporters at Collier's reject the idea that government will stop tariff graft in the pay envelope. The piece notes big money behind campaigns, mentions Perkins and Schiff, and cites objections to subserviency claims against Wilson. Additional items report Mills of Riverside supporting Wilson and a surge in Independent Voters' Leagues in Pennsylvania backing Wilson and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Collier’s
Roosevelt
Mark Hanna
Collier's
Folllows
Taft
Wilson
Perkins
Jacob Schiff
Schiff
Mr. Schiff
Igh Finance
Morgan Inste Tn
Gary
Perkine
Charles R. Crane
Robert A. Mills
Riverside
Cal
Mills
Polk
Pierce
Abraham Lincoln
Marshall
Pennsylvania
Score
Keystone
Dave Ragsdale Dead Pioneer Citizen of Rose Okla
Uncle Dave Ragsdale of Rose Oklahoma died Tuesday aged pioneer settler who moved from Georgia in early days. He was well known across the eastern part of the state and had many friends in and around Winith who mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Ragsdale
Rose
Okla
Georgia Overland
Winith
MONKEY BARBERS COMING TO VINITA WITH GENTRY BROTHERS
Simian barbers from the Gentry Brothers All New Feature show travel to Vinita next Saturday September 21 for two performances. The act features trained monkeys enacting barber shop scenes with comic mishaps and a trainer’s timely rescue. The program also promises other unique displays from the touring troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Gentry Brothers
Gentrey Brothers
Feaure
Chief Goodpaster Addresses Night Police Petition in Vinita
In a circulated petition Chief of Police C. H. Goodpaster clarifies his stance on city policing. He favors keeping the two night officers but offers to patrol the town himself day and night if needed, denying support from any extra men or campaigners. He notes visitors from Adair: R. L. Brock, J. M. Trol linger, Dee Benge, Bob Hughes, Cleve Dunham, and J. KR. Carselowey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealum Gregory
William A. Gregory
Ward
Craig County
Vinita
Oklahoma
C. H. Goodpaster
Police
Adair
R. L. Brock
J. M. Trollinger
Dee Benge
Bob Hughes
Cleve Dunham
J. KR. Carselowey
Judgment decree requested in September 11 1812 case
An action for decree seeks a judgment for the plaintiff. The dated notice lists J. C. Starr as attorney and LEE R&R Mitchell as district clerk with deputy C. V. Carselowey. The fragment references a September 11 date and final judgment to be rendered accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Starr
LEE R&r
Mitchell
C. V. Carselowey
Notice of pardon parole application in Oklahoma
On the 11th day of October 1912 1 will make application to Governor Lee Cruce for a pardon or parole on the charge for which a stand committed. 24 W. H. Marley.
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Ben Snell
Delaware
Oklahoma
Said
Jay
Crate County
State of
Towit
Marshall & Stivers
Oklo
Chieftain
Craig
Craig County
George Samuel Hampton
Vinita
Tulsa County
Winita
Charley Hampton
Guardian
State of Oklahoma
Thomas L., Trout
Logan Trout
Thomas L. Trout
Thomas N. Trout
The
Callie B. Adair
Lillie M. Adair
Craig County Court House
Towlt
Town
United States
Cashien
Lee Cruce
W. H. Marley
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National Headquarters
Simian
Gentry Bros
James Flannery
A. A. Brown
J. H. Flannery
Addis A. Brown
John H. Paden
Maury KE. Paden
John MH. Paden
Mary E. Paden
John I. Paden
Bebout & Voyles
George Snell
C Chieftain
Frank L. Burckhalter
Mary Howie
Bebout
Davenport & Rye
Ollahoma
Lillie Madair
Davenport & RY
California
Arizona
Calfornia
Santé
Glen Eddie
Topeka, Kansas
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