Swan C Burnette for Judge of Criminal Court of Appeals
Democrat Swan C Burnette declares his qualifications for the judgeship in Pontotec County. Born Hamburg Iowa and raised in Missouri, he has 25 years in general practice, 15 in Cordell, Washita County. He cites early political roots with West and Cockrell and notes legislative work on Oklahoma Normal School.
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Star-Democrat
Criminal Court of Appeals
Hamburg
Iowa
Missouri
Cordell
Washita County
West
Cockrell
Oklahoma
Roddie
Ed Ratliff
Frank Huddleston
Luther Harrison
Swan C. Burnette
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Candidate Highlights His Service Record And Legislative Efforts
The candidate submits his bid based on active service in the third, fourth and fifth legislatures. He cites his advocacy for key laws and presents a selection of measures as representative of his efforts.
Strike Reported at Kalka Germany by AP
A new strike broke out at Kaika near Kalka in Germany reports the Associated Press from Amsterdam on July 30. Details are sparse as the dispatch notes industrial action affecting workers and local operations. No injuries are mentioned and the situation remains unsettled with limited official statements released.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Kaika
Allies Organize Food Council Across Four Nations
London July 30 A conference among the food controllers of the United Kingdom United States France and Italy proceeds toward forming an inter allied food council. The creation of this four nation council is now an accomplished fact.
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Associated Press
London
United Kingdom
United States
France
Italy
President Wilson condemns mob spirit at home in wartime speech
President Wilson denounces mob action and lynching as a blow to ordered law and humane justice. He urges Americans to uphold democracy at home while fighting for liberty abroad, warning that mob violence weakens the nation's global standing. He calls governors, law officers, and citizens to end the disgraceful evil and protect constitutional rights.
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Associated Press
Wilson
Europe
United States
America
Germany
Tabinanes
A Billious Attackand Liver Function
Fragmentary OCR describes a billious attack where the liver fails and digestion worsens. It notes constipation and stomach fermentation with digestive distress, but the text ends abruptly amid a product claim and price reference.
Norman Howard's Rhine River to France Letter Home
From Norman Howard reporting arrival in Britain with fellow soldiers. He describes seasickness, British sights from toy trains to two story street cars, and compares English locomotives to U S Baldwin engines. He notes a rest camp before France and writes of future combat against the Kaiser, mentioning a Fourth of July festival in London and provides unit address at the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Atlantic
England
Oklahoma
France
London
U. S
Co. H
357Th Inf
Letter from Thurman Treadwell from Camp Dix N J
Thurman Treadwell writes from Camp Dix New Jersey describing travel through states coastal weather and his base hospital duties on the overseas list he expects to move soon. He notes Kaiser’s decline American forces and asks for letters home and confirms a sick benefit check from the IOOF lodge.
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Thurman Treadwell
E. H. No
Camp Dix
N. J
Mr. Vincent
Middle Central States
Philadelphia
Trenton
New York
Atlantic City
Coney Island
Princeton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local treatment and must be treated constitutionally. It explains the Eustachian tube and mucous inflammation as causes, and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure affecting the blood to reach mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any uncured case, with free circulars and availability through druggists.
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Hall
NEY & CO
Toledo
Ada woman marks 75th birthday with neighbors
Mrs. Jones of East 12th Street celebrated her seventy fifth birthday Monday with an informal social. A longtime Ada resident since the town first appeared on the map she has been regarded as one of its best citizens by friends who dropped in to extend congratulations.
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Jones
East 12Th Street
Ada
BoroZone advertised as ideal antiseptic and healing agent
Surgeons endorse prompt antiseptic treatment for cuts burns bruises and wounds. The BoroZone product is marketed for use on man or beast as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent. Available in 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.60 price points sold by Bart Smith for emergencies.
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Bart Smith
Fragmentary health claim text from an old ad warning
A jumbled sequence of phrases mentions Fat is kee and kidney health with NEUROTONE repairs and Red Cross ROOT. It implies a cleanse or toilet preparations sale sold with guarantees. The readable bits resemble an old advertisement or medical claim fragment.
Mass meeting ends munitions strike return
Reports from Paris and Washington show strikers in munitions plants voting to return to work immediately. Other items note Mooney reprieve until December, and high July troop transport figures anticipated at 300,000.
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Paris
Los Angeles
Cal
W. D. Stephens
Thomas J. Mooney
Washington
Baker
General March
Senate Military Committee
Amsterdam
Hindenburg
Moscow
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Murman Coast
Lenine
New England
Havas
Brecy
Chateau-Thierry
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hartshorne
Mollie Easley
Adolph Friederich
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Mecklenburg-Senwerin
Zurich
le Jurnal
France
Italy
War Department
George W. Reed
Omar Bundy
Malaria Remedy Ad Promotes Herbine Chill Medicine
A vintage ad claims yawning during daytime signals malaria and urges immediate action. It touts Herbine as a preventative cure that purges impurities the malaria germ thrives on, strengthens the liver and cleanses the bowels. Price 60c. Sold by Bart Smith.
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Bart Smith
German astonished by size of American army in France
Paris reports a prisoner from the Aisne Marne battle, a nephew of Prince Von Buelow, was shocked to learn of the large American force in France. He believed Americans in the country did not expand beyond heroically decorated troops during President Poincare's present battlefield visit.
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U. S
Paris
Havas
Aisne-Marne
Prince von Buelow
France
Poincare
Clemenceau
Emily Burris Lucas and George Warren Taylor Wed in Ada
Miss Emily Burris Lucas and Mr George Warren Taylor of Ada were united in matrimony at the home of Miss Lucas aunt Mrs Dudley. The brief note records a quiet wedding with family presence and celebration to follow locally.
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Lucas-Taylor
Emily Burris Lucas
George Warren Taylor
Ada
Senator Poindexter cites 13 million Japanese men for war
United States Senator Poindexter states that Japan has 13,000,000 able men aged 18 to 44 available for war. He emphasizes the scale of mobilization and military potential in Japan during the stated period.
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United States
Poindexter
Japan
Goal dealers must secure permits in Oklahoma
Retail coal dealers in Oklahoma must register with the County Fuel Committee by September 1 1918 to receive certificates from P A Norris Federal Fuel Administrator. Applications will be mailed, reviewed by County Chairmen, and certificates posted at business locations. Registration required for each business name and no fees. Violators face federal penalties.
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Oklaho
Tor
Norris
Oklahoma
County Fuel Committee
P. A. Norris
Federal
Acta
United States
United States Fuel Administator
United States Fuel Administration
Washington, D. C
Eet
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Ieral
State of
J B Abbott Dies at 67 in Small Town
J B Abbott aged 67 years 6 months 19 days died Saturday at 322 East Main Street. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 4 o clock at Blankenship's undertaking parlors conducted by Rev W M Crutchfield. Interment followed at Rosedale cemetery.
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J. B. Abbott
East Main Street
Blankenship
W. M. Crutchfield
Rosedale Cemetery
Indictments Over Beef Theft In New York Army Convoy
Twenty four individuals were indicted by a federal grand jury in New York on charges of involvement in the theft of beef consigned to the United States Army.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
United States Army
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Appeals Democrats
Pontotec County
John A. Whitehurst
State Board of Agriculture
Beckham County
Beckham County Whitehurst Club
Sayre
MO. H. Wright
Archbold
Grand Lye Petit Jurors
Supreme Court
Wright
Virginia
Texas
Kalka
Food Council
Norman Howard
I. O. O.F. Lodge
T. K. Treadwell
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