Great Uprising in Economic Affairs Portrait by John D Chimmins
A historical piece argues that tariff preferences and favored classes fuel unrest ahead of the presidential election. It praises reform candidates Wilken and his running mate as outsiders untainted by special interests, while criticizing Roosevelt and Taft. The article then shifts to Oklahoma growth, noting census figures, land, agriculture, railroads, and city development as state progress.
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John D Chimmins
New York
Ihe Tari
Republican Party
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft
Wilken
Ube Orkman
United States
Ie Asauradee Minti
Oklahoma and Indian Territory population growth noted
The London Times carries a special American Railway edition on Oklahoma with a full writeup by President F. Bush of the Missouri Pacific. Mentions the 1890 population 258,657 and the 1900 combined figure, and details U.S. Marshal Victor’s plans to appoint deputies along state lines to curb whiskey traffic before it reaches larger towns.
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President Bush
Missouri Pacific
London Times
Oklahoma
Great London Journal
F. Bush
Troy Mountain
Indian Territory
Miskigee
Okla
United States
Chiant Vietor
Olehome
Thor Lows
Victor
Fred Milburn
Fairland
Afton
Enloe
Grove
Vietor
Kansas
Arkansas State
Texas
Woodrow Talks Like a Gentleman
New York headlines praise Governor Wilson as a gentleman under campaign strain. The York Gazette notes his calm, respectful portrayal of opponents, calls his New York Press Club address a model of restraint, and highlights his critique of Roosevelt’s campaign tactics and party realignment. Judge Wade cites shifting support in the west, predicting Roosevelt’s weaker GOP show and rising labor backing for Wilson amid evolving political tides.
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New York
Wilson
York
New York Press Club
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
M. J. Wade
Fhat Iown
Nntago
Wilson Seiment
Wads
Taft
Iowa
al Tabor
Salina Depot Location Settled by Commission
Salina townsite commissioner George Lowrey announced that the corporation commission fixed the depot site between the old and new Salina towns, placing the depot in the new town about one mile south of the old town. He said the decision was made on merits during a visit to Salina over a week ago and that the depot site now lies a quarter mile apart from the old town.
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Salina
George Lowrey
C. V Carselowey
Corporation Commission
Old Town
New Town
Selina W Litil
Contractor Whitaker Reports Busy Building in Ketchum
R. Whitaker, a contractor from Ketchum, said there is a lot of building activity underway in the town today.
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R. ©. Whitaker
Ketchum
Mayes Wins Wrestling Match at Grand Vinita
In Vinita the Grand hosted a wrestling card featuring Hiner Mayes, a popular local performer, defeating Karl Segfried in two falls 29:43 and 16:40 with hammer lock and head leverage. Preliminary John King vs Ed Baker ended in a draw after an earlier thumb injury. Plans announced for September 25 card and a grand bout between Red Cameron and Frank Carrell. Roosevelt campaign events and Roosevelt Day in Joplin detailed with audience plans and rail excursions.
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the Grand
Karl Segfried
Hiner Mays
Vinita
Mays
Karl
Clair Gellert
John King
Ed Baker
Eddie Baker
Red Cameron
Omaha
Neb
Frank Carrell
Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt itinerary outlined for Missouri visit
Progressive forces prepare for Theodore Roosevelt with a detailed Missouri schedule. On Monday September 2 a special Roosevelt train detaches at Cherokee Kansas. It stops at Liberal Lamar Ash grove Springfield Aurora Monett Joplin for speeches and receptions. Congressman candidate Coleman Gregg joins at Lamar while a reception committee awaits in Joplin.
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Roosevelt
Missouri
Colonel Roosevelt
Cherokee
Kans
Frisco
Pittsburg
Arcadia
Liberal
Lamar
Ashwrove
Springfield
Aurora
Lawrence County
Monnett
Cave
Joplin
Pierce City
Carthage
Jopna
Committee On
Colone
H. Gregg
Fifteenth
W. H. Picher
B. O. Bartlett
J. J. Wells
Tom Coyne
M. H. Evans
W. 5. Crane
Tenth and
Main Streets
Royal Kennel Collie Highlights Gentry Brothers Show
A royal kennel collie rider will headline the Gentry Brothers All New Feature Shows visiting this city on Saturday September 21. The dog, once owned by the Duke of Cornwall, is trained in Europe and serves as a performing act with two performances scheduled that day.
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Gentry Brothers
Royal Kennels
Duke of Cornwall
England
Royal
Royal Collies
New York
Organized Relief Work Plan For Vinita Charity Funds
Young people's societies from city churches propose a centralized charity fund to manage gifts for the poor. A committee including Mrs. W. B. Coley and Mrs. Lee Barrett would oversee distributions, with Mrs. E C Oborn soliciting support from local business leaders. A monthly collector will gather subscribed amounts.
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Vinita
I x
W. B. Coley
Lee Barrett
Mra
CH. Reideman
S. Neer
E. C. Oborn
Spavinaw Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Goins and Walker found their foundation for a new store in Spavinaw while Grandma Billings suffers a severe foot injury. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Peyton visit Vinita to see relatives. The M O G railroad company builds abutments for a bridge at Spavinaw mouth. Dr. Johnson returns home to Wyandotte after treating locals here. Rain benefits late crops and settles dust.
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Spavinaw
Goins
Walker
Grandma Billings
Samuel Peyton
Vinita
Johnson
Wyandotte
Special meeting notice of Craig County commissioners Vinita Okla
County Clerk R F Nix calls a special meeting of the Craig County Board of Commissioners in Vinita to consider the land lie of all taxable and non taxable real estate kept in the county assessor’s office. The meeting is set for September 19 at 1 p m with authority from Section 1657 Ch 24 Art VCompiled Oklahoma law.
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Vinita
Okla
Board of Commissioners
Craig Cow
State of Oklahoma
Craig
R. F. Nix
Craig Conagh
Oklahoma
Pardon Application Notice in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice to Blunt Martin that he will apply to the Governor for a pardon on a set date in Craig County Oklahoma. The document lists criminal case numbers and names Otis Titus and John Britt, and references the Criminal Court of Appeals No A-1066 Tittle v State.
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Blunt Martin Will
Oklah City
Davenport & Rye
Applican
Craig County Court
Oklahoma
State of Oklahoma
Otis Titus
John Britt
Craif County
Criminal Court
Tittle
State
Otis Tittle
Notice for Publication in Oklahoma Craig County Court
In Craig County Oklahoma District Court Samuel O Hawkins sues J P Allen and G B Allen to cancel warranty deeds and quit claim deed for lands described as SE quarter of Section 11 and SW quarter of Section 12 Township 2 North Range 18 East. The suit seeks possession and quiet title with the petition to be answered by October 1 1912. Administrator R V McSpadden of the Foreman estate asserts the filing on September 17 1912.
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Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Samuel O. Hawkins
J Iy
B. Allen
J, P. Allen
G.1
J. P. Allen
C. B. Allen
Crate County Registry
Craie County
A.4 Foreman
Orale County
Oklahoma
A. W. Foreman
County Court of County
Vinita
Tate
Choma
City of
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Baseball Park
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Royal Kennel Rides
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