Paraguay and Bolivia War Outbreak Complicates Border Forts
A chaotic report from Aug. 2 details Paraguayan and Bolivian forces clashing along the Maraguay and Wilcomayo fronts. It notes mobilizations, fort naming like Fort Mariscal Santa Cruz and Fort Carlos Antonio Lopez, and warnings of broader conflict as tensions flare near the rivers. Leaders and armies maneuver as the Pacific region grows tense amid possible regional escalation.
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Beth Wadhere
Sin
Pacific
Chile
Paraguay River
Maraguay
Mariscal Santa Crus
Carlos Antonio Lopez
Summer Schools In County Busy
Canty Superintendent James W. Hutt reports full duties and plans for summer school phases. The county education board addresses candidate eligibility, transport, and budget concerns as several schools prepare to resume classes and organize activities this season.
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James W. Hutt
Alpe
Senr
HUM
McCallis Chapel
Caldwell Loses After Tight Local recount vote
In a county election recount Roberta Caldwell defeats her rival with a narrow margin. Final tallies show Roberta 2,148.7 to Caldwell 2,100, with procedural adjustments and forged precinct corrections noted by election officials. County canvassers and observers recorded the result as decisive after the post count.
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Majuediy
Chess
Roberta
Commbotonen
Alter Ont
Toediy
Terkey
Ewa
Centity Election Board
Caldwell
Leverett War
Traberts
AL A
Ileal Terry
Adi
Ward Cate
Boot
Adda
Ward Oolie
Precinet
Athi
Wartee
Prechutt
Wineel Date
North Aloo
Cualdaedt
Sach
Statins
Penn Grover Roterts
Fietlas
Carne
Davis Wins Nomination With 276 Votes for County Commissioner
The report shows Babe Dauis leading with 276 votes to 8, claiming a majority in the county commissioner contest. Luli Davis received 9 votes, while Davin and others compete for the position as efforts continue under local party rules and oversight.
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Sternite
Rhaeote
Davie
County Vourmissioner
Wistelet Tires
Luli Davis
Lal Datal
Davin
Vox
Davis
Austelles Hurt In Car Accident Saturday Night
Austelles injured in a Saturday night crash on highway 48 near the Stonewall area. Surveillance notes say Austelle’s car collided with another vehicle, rolled over the embankment, demolishing the automobile. two occupants sustained minor injuries and were treated at Breed Hospital.
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Eust
Orchige
Highway 48
Austalle
Veterans protest at Johnstown camp ends in evacuation
In Johnstown August events show veterans facing forceful evacuation as leaders such as Doak Carter and Walter W. Waters clash with local officials. Mayor McCloskey defended action while crowds demanded shelter and questioned state loyalty. Waters notes a national camp cannot be formed and evacuation will target non Pennsylvanian veterans.
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Jounstown
Dalnstuwh
Beth Chri
Doak Carter
Marty
Anayer
lWonshine
Seo
Tiel Eotomanner
Walter W. Chatterss
Washington
Mane McCloskey
Carters
Sheemayer
McClushey
Metorley
Cary
Milor Thiwart’s Escape Attempt Thwarted at County Jail
A dramatic jail break attempt at the county courthouse jail was stopped by TY Condren after about three minutes. Five prisoners battled the metal doors as Condren braced against their assault, shouted for assistance, and restrained them until backup arrived. The prisoners were moved to the baste pen then to a secure area. no injuries to Condren were reported.
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Weilnrsitay
TY Condren
Fuller
Condren
Baste
Jalenorrider
Candren
County
Man badly wounded in Whitesboro road shooting
Reported tonight a man was shot near Whitesboro road after leaving a tavern. The victim, identified as Horan, staggered to a nearby home before being transported to a local hospital. Investigators say Coily Connora is wanted on charges of assault with intent to commit serious harm.
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Nimes
Whitesboro Rand
Tere
Horan
Edo Meyera
Wiltesboro
Toray Todd
Meyers
Connara
Neightor
Lind
Mubn
Ral Talmana
Conner
Oklahoma City Election Boards Law Clarifies Appointments
Oklahoma City Aug 2 The attorney general by J W Cordell released an opinion on county election board composition. It says members should be appointed by the state election board with one from each county commissioner district rather than five from the same county. If two members hail from the same county district one should be removed and vacancies filled after further county recommendations.
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Oklanoma City
Pack Couty
Yetriot
Mirty
Ring
J. W. Cordell
Disc Street
Kins Rald
Month Opens With 100 Degree Heat Wave
The government thermometer peaks at 100 degrees as July ends, with another hot weekend. Night temps linger around 50 degrees, and sparse clouds offer brief rain hopes for parched fields and gardens.
Treasury deficit climbs during July in Siungton Miz
Deficit for July rose with government spending and tax receipts. Officials note a $100,000,000 certificate fund aiding veterans bonuses while overall outlays exceeded the prior year. Receipts fell about $22,000,000 from last July as expenditures rose.
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Siungton
Miz
Papen May Defy Reichstag Amid Political Turmoil
Aug 3 The German republic faces instability after election riots prompt Chancellor von Papen and General von Schleicher to cling to power. The cabinet vows to govern without party support while warning of swift retribution for those responsible.
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German Republic
Sindia
Fie A. Alta
Hontes
Bismarck
Kurt von Schleicher
Frana Vonlapen
von Seldeteboer
Gadda
Oklahoma State Revenues Fall Below Estimates
Oklahoma City reports state revenue for idle tax actions will be about 4,000 dollars. Governor Murray’s economy committee member Frank Carter said last year’s collections were 549,964 less than estimates, with gross production tax projections falling by 509,000. Kerr urged data to guide budget curtailment discussions, as equalization board estimates debated income tax yields and auditor estimates varied.
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Oklahoma City
Aus
Frank Carter
Etty Keoe Kerr
Muskogee
Murray
State Board of Canalization
Carter
Sharp drop in oil output across United States
Tulsa dispatch reports a sharp drop in US crude production for May due to curtailment and operator agreement. Oklahoma sees a 14,872 barrel weekly decrease, Texas down 14,872, California steady, and overall US output falling to around 66,0161 barrels per day with state totals shifting amid proration efforts.
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Oklahoma
Wong
Texas
Metan
OH and Gas Journal
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Ater
Iipely
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Ohlahoma
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Tes
Kunewe
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Ate Heynaingler
Farmers Propose To Launch Strike In August
Des Moines Aug 2 A M Marmorkoof mild western whites says farmers aim to force change by a strike or farmers holiday movement. Rene, leader of the association backing the push, notes expectations of higher prices above production costs. Holiday advocates claim purchasers will pay enough to grant farmers a profit, while some farmers pledge to follow the strike.
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Ream
Nathonal Pichireva
Mary
Tome
County salary changes at Idabel reported by commissioners
Local officials altered county salaries with increases for county agents and officers. Agricultural demonstration agents earn 50 dollars monthly while others see approximate 25 percent boosts. health department salaries were trimmed or abolished. Critics cite self raises amid broader budget cuts prompting public discontent in Muskogee and nearby counties. Also notes a Fort Worth and Denver Railroad incident near Oklahoma and a Caddo county vote recount ordered for state senate race.
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Lina
Tier County
Amber
Ineee
Agra Robbery Suspect Held in Seminole County
Agra police report former officer Slemmans held in Seminole County over the $796 bank robbery at Agra on July 15. State operative B. Maney said Slemmans identified by C. Alden as a conspirator, arrested with wife on Tulane Street, with Lee Collack and John Jones assisting Seminole detectives. Simmons denied involvement and claimed dialogue with C. Burns on the day of the robbery. Burns stated he recalls only a single prior meeting, not the crime.
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Manes
Lee Collack
Tula
Alertierat Seminole
John Jones
Simmons
C. 4. Burns
Hkdentification
Oklahoma City
Ilurns
Fo O
Obhot City
Chet Aki
Che Cabherg
National Guards Prepare for Camp in Ada and Vicinity
National Guards units in Ada mobilize for encampment at More Sul as 5000 Titanis Nathanial Garis leads top battalion. Battery I to take 64 men and four officers, while others train and reorganize. Major Schrether coordinates practice, band rehearsals, and logistics for a midweek drill with concerts and community events in Glenwood.
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Ada
Elbert Reed
Lottery Foa
Ithden
Bort
Sehrether
Niah
Ceorouel
Gienwood
Seevice
Frou Maldenville
Cattery Boneludte
Wibert Reed
Eira
Saylor
Licenteat
Fred Schrether
T’ Fflerrff
Jacey Limbert
Guardsmen Arrest 14 Marshall Amen Guardsmen Arrest
Marshall Amen guardsmen were arrested by military authorities for alleged violations of city and county orders. They were freed with warnings to avoid further trouble after interference with city street rules as the state had closed a local well. Col. Murray ordered no property destruction and declined charges against them.
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Awe
Matforad Sudardanofor
Culpa
Te Morehall
Yeatere
Lient
Chere J. Murray
Toefei
Col Murray
Weyhart
Eharsen
Oklahoma universities study cutting state budget
Oklahoma City sources report the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma A and M faculty and governors committee join Governor Murray to map a plan to reduce state expenses by ten million dollars annually. The aim is to curb per capita costs at state institutions with a likely focus on school budgets amid calls for significant reductions.
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Aftatra
Jmit
Waa
Roosevelt Opens Campaign with Salvo Toward New Congress
Albany reports Governor Roosevelt launches campaign push pledging to back measures for relief and tariff revision while urging Congress to enable payment on foreign debts. He argues for reduced tariffs and renewed trade, condemns GOP deficit policies, and calls for graduated taxes to fund relief without burdening essentials. Continued on Page B.
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Valatead
Ioosevelt
Congress
Congresa
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