Harris Surrenders to Roosevelt Roosevelts Gaining Oklahoma Republican Support
Oklahoma City Sept 21 state Republican shift centers on James Harris named national committeeman with Arthur H Geissler succeeding as state chairman. Report notes Hillis national committee says Roosevelt electors replace regulars in most states, while Oklahoma maintains Taft prospects. Analysis cites past conflicts with Taft faction, Harris surrender at Chicago delegation, and local moves boosting Bull Moose influence ahead of a state fair Roosevelt event.
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James Harris
Oklahoma
Arthur H. Geissler
State Committee
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National Committee
New York
Roosevelt
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Thia
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Taft
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Shawnee
Everett Purcell
Enid
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Royal Taft
Chicago
Maris
Republican State Central
Guthrie
Y Garfield County
Opposii Ag
Hull Moose
Till Moose State Committee
Twlhel
Bird McGuire
Dirk Merwed
Uiene
New Wednesday
Cumpiien
Jhama
Vinita asylum near completion and staff listed
Vinita Oklahoma reports the asylum near completion expected to house 300 plus patients from Norman by November. The project will create many jobs with a substantial weekly payroll and an initial 30,000 appropriated for current operations plus 100,000 for 1913.
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Vinita Tnsade
Norman
Vinita
Agt
Winita Asy- Tun
Ft. Supply
A Good Show Brings City Children to Gentry Brothers Parade
The Gentry Brothers show arrives in town with dogs ponies elephants camels and other acts. A street parade delighted juvenile crowds and the first performance drew a big turnout. The show receives strong praise fromparents and children alike. Accomplice in Sneed Case Wichita Falls reports detectives can tie J Beall Sneed to purchasing firearms in this city before a fatal street shooting in Amarillo.
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Gentry Brothers
Qld
America
Father
Father Wil
Sneed
Wichita Falla
J. Beall Sneed
Alg. Boyce
Amarillo
Aso
Unwise Arrest On Frisco Train Sparks Commission Action
Deputy Milburn yesterday detained two men found taking a sip from a bottle on a Frisco train near Sapulpa. They were brought before Commissioner Brown and immediately discharged.
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Fred R. Milburn
Indianay Sapotpa
Brown
Governor Wilken Arrival Draws Chicago Campaign Plan
Democratic headquarters brace for the arrival of Governor Wilken with a large reception and motorcade to national headquarters. Senator Owen, recently from Michigan, may join campaign efforts outside Oklahoma. B D Smith and Mae McGhee bought a piano for a new moving picture show in Afton.
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Chicago
Woodrow Wilken
Wil Aen
Natonal
Wilson
Detroit
United States
Robert J. Owen
Oklahoma
Michigan
Owen
B. D. Smith
Mae McGhee
Afton
Toley
O. L. Patton
Mr. Smith
Whiskey seizure leads to two arrests at Chelsea
Deputy U S Marshal J Trott returned from Chelsea with Gat Chastain and Bert Fowler arrested on whiskey charges after seventy five gallons were found in their wagon. Chastain bound at 1.00 and Fowler at 2000, with Fowler facing additional charges. Trott dumped seven gallons into a ditch, while others reportedly drank from barrels. Five gallons were taken to Vinita as evidence. The wagon and team were confiscated.
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U.S
J. Trott
Chelsea
Gat Chastain
Bert Fowler
Judge Brown
Chastain
Fowler
Depuy Trott
Vinita
Jean
Four Fights in Half Day at Big Cabin
Guy Jones of Big Cabin was fined 16 dollars before Justice Stanley for disturbing the peace on Thursday afternoon. Reports say Jones got drunk and attempted to “paint the town red” with four clashes, each ending in a thrashing. The combined punishment aims to deter further trouble.
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Guy Jones
Big Cabin
Stanley
Jones
Nancy C. Smith Dead in Nevada Funeral
Nancy C. Smith, mother of J. 3. Smith of the city, was buried in Nevada, Missouri, yesterday afternoon. The family attended, including J. 8. Smith of Vinita and W. E. Smith of Nevada, and three daughters Mrs. W. T. Brown of Tul a, Mrs. Fallen, and Mrs. James Pollen. She was 66 and had been ill about a week.
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Nancy C. Smith
Opportunity For Musical Education at St Johns Choir
Mrs W J Talmage a veteran voice teacher and choir leader offers sight reading and voice control training for St Johns choir members on Sundays. Six places remain before the list closes. interested persons should phone 634 to arrange lessons.
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W. 1. Talmage
Bt John's Choir
Wiiny Wali
Holdenville Cell Suicide After Killing Man
Berry Schrimpacher a self described socialist fatally stabbed Dave Swihart during a Holdenville street meeting. He later hanged himself in the Seminole county jail at Wewoka after being moved there by Sheriff C R Edmonds. A suicide note addressed to his family claimed pride in the killing and declared himself an infidel. In Baltimore a protest by schoolboys over integration led the mayor to refuse intervention, citing lack of authority.
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Holdenville
Oklo
Berry Schrimpscher
Dave Swihart
Seminole County
Wewoka
C. R. Edmonds
Schrimpscher
Schrimpacher
Ted
Edmonds
Dell Edith
Papa
Mamma
McSham
Berry
Baltimore
Preston
Cooliceman
Pliechoolboy
Democratic Party
Etter And Triplet Im Jail Here In Oklahoma
John Etter and Triplet two of the men charged with killing Deputy Sheriff Starr and wounding Sheriff Sanders in a fight near Collinsville Friday were brought to Vinita Saturday night and jailed for safe keeping. Etter was sent to the Muskogee Jail Sunday to keep the two men apart until the trial. A large force of deputies marshals and a posse are in the field tooling for the other escaped bootleggers.
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Claremore
Okla
Caney
Kans
Lee Bowman
J . Neon Leora
Ol A Sandere
Doiitter
Collinsville
Bays Detective Agency
Muskogee
Bowman
Naguor
Oklahoma
W. HW. Mayfield
Lenapah
R. McCandles
Washington County
Joe Peters
Copan
Sherif
United States
oMeers
John Etter
Sherif Starr
Ed Sanders
Vinita
Etter
War scare eases as Santo Domingo danger fades
Washington Sept 23 The danger of more revolution in Santo Domingo is thought to be passed. The gunboat Petrel, which has been watching events in the troubled zone, left Guantanamo yesterday for New York.
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Okla
Washington
United States
Washigton
D. C
Santo Domingo
Petrel
Guantanamo
New York
Julie Ring to Perform The Yankee Girl at the Grand
Julie Ring sister of Blanch brings a 65 member company and large scenic loads to the Grand Friday November 22 for The Yankee Girl a New York, Chicago praised musical comedy now in its second week at the Garrick in St Louis.
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Blanch
Charles J. Winninger
St. Louis
Garrick Theatre
Garrick
New York
Chicago
Julie Ritg
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