Taft Spends Quiet Sunday in Erie During 1912 Campaign Visit
President Taft enjoyed a restful Sunday in Erie with See ry Hilles and Major Butt at the home of James H. Strong. He attended church, toured suburbs by automobile, and prepared for two days of speeches in Michigan. News of a Syracuse automobile disaster reached him after departure.
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Erie
Taft
Seery Hilles
Major Butt
Giames H. Strong
Strong
Detroit
Michigan
Henry W. Irsnes
Thomas P. Tynes
Unitarian Church
Syracuse
Willie
H. M. 8. Handy
Eric Intu
The
Times
Erley
Herald
Democratic
Dispatch
Independent
Oklahoma students gain government jobs in federal survey
Norman Oklahoma Sept 18 a number of University of Oklahoma students have joined the United States Geological Survey party in various locations. Frank A Herald lead a Montana party with C Clark of Comanche and C Ty Mamillton Norman. Robt H Lloyd Blackwell and Everett Carpenter Lexington recent graduates passed civil service exams and work on water supply, coal and oil field surveys. Others like R A Conkling in Alaska and L B Trout in Montana also joined survey teams. Several non graduates remain students and expect degrees next June and civil service exams.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahooma
United States Geological Survey
Ps Simmer
Frank A. Herald
Montana
Heater C. Clark
Comanche
C. Ty. Mamilteon
Robi. H Lwood
Blackwell
Everett Carpenter
Lexington
Federal Survey
Carpenter
Utal
Sam
Wood
Oklahoma
R. A. Conkling
Artic Circle
Rampart
Alaska
Ptarmigan
Gracil Ae
L .B. Trout
Louis Roark
Wagoner
Big Horn Mountains
Wyoming
W. EB. Monnett
Black Hills
Rocka
State University
Civil Services
Senator Gore Pays A Visit To Vinita
Senator Thomas Pryor Gore visits Vinita after speaking at Pittsburg county fair in McAlester. He stays with Congressman James S. Davenport and wife and praises Democratic Congress members while commenting on tariff policy and politics.
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Vinita
Thomas Pryor Gore
Oklahoma
Senator Gore
McAlester
Pittsburg
James S. Davenport
Weatherford
The
Chieftain
Davenport
Congress
House
Letter Gore
Chemp Cook
Bie
Folk
Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Gore
S Gore
Cruce
Imports of Cotton Into the United States
The United States, though the top cotton producer, imported large quantities of raw cotton in the last fiscal year. China supplied over nine million pounds at a cost above one million dollars, India about two and a half million pounds worth over a half million, with other regions like Penang and the Dutch East Indies contributing sizable amounts.
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Venezuela
Ecuador
British West Indies
Santo Domingo
Mexico
Panama
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
England
China
India
United States
Aset
Reypt i
Dutch East Indies
Haiti
Senator Carter of Montana Dies in Washington
Former United States Senator Thomas Henry Carter of Montana dies at 57 after months of illness. He served as Montana’s first representative, two Senate terms, and held positions including chairman of the Republican National Committee and land office commissioner. Funeral set for Tuesday in Washington.
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Aldrich
Carter
Justice Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
International Commission
Washington, D. C
United States
Thomas Henry Carter
Montana
Republican National Committee
Washington
United States Senate
General Land Office
Benjamin Harrison
Board of
United States Commissioners
St. Louis
International Joint Commissioner
McKinley
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
By order of the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma the guardian Edward L Hall will sell at private sale to the highest cash bid for the minor Louis F Hall on September 25 1911 at 1 30 PM the real estate described as parts of sections 12 14 township 26 north range 19 east totaling about 95 acres bidding requires a written bid with one third of the amount as certified check sale subject to court confirmation Evans A Brown attorney notice dated Sunday September 1911.
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Craig County
Oklahoma
Louis F. Hall
Louth FL
Graig
Township
Edward L. Hall
Guardian
Sale of Craig County Oklahoma estate lands on Sept 24 1911
Administrator S Pearson announces private sale of land of Peter W Grooms deceased in Craig County Oklahoma. Bids must be with certified check for one third, high bid subject to County Court confirmation. Includes detailed descriptions of 50 60 and 120 acre tracts in sections 24 25 township 27 north range 20 east. Sale at County Judge office Vinita, Oklahoma.
Estate of Walter Hall Sealed Private Sale in Craig County Oklahoma
Guardian Edward L. Hall will sell at private sale for cash on September 25 1911 at 1 20 pm full title to 80 acres described as N2 of SW14 sec 12 township 26 north range 19 east Craig County Oklahoma. Bids in writing with one third of bid by check to County Court Judge Office. sale subject to confirmation by County Court. Addis A. Brown attorney.
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Senator Carter
the Chieftain
Evans A. Brown
County of
Craig
State of
Peter W. Grooms
Said
Eliza Gaines
Pearson
J. Hobdy
T Firet
Walter Hall
Addis A. Brown
Halsell Building
F. M. Gwinnup
Son Vinita, Oklahoma
Farmers State Bank Vinita
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