Political infighting and bank plot rumors dominate era coverage
The article critiques Republican rivalries led by Senator Moors over the Garner McAdoo ticket, alleging corruption in nominations. It warns of a circulating bank ruin plot by communists, urging readers to distrust rumors while noting local fairground funding from park stockholders and upcoming building work at Wintersmith park.
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Moors
Garner
W. G. McAdoo
Franklin Roosevelt
Garener
Lincealn
Bis
Simeon Cameron
Loess
Mennuylvania
Cameron
Lincoln
Republican Corp
Moses
United States
Des
The
Park Association
Fair Association
Wintersmith Park
Political Banter and Opinion Echoes Across Primary Scene
A noisy mix of political opinions and editorials touches on Vat Purley as a GOP figure, Henry Ford's anti liquor stance, and primary campaign dynamics. The piece cites local thoughts on party power, festival rhetoric, and familiar local figures including Tom J. Steed as he pursues leadership of the Salt Creek club.
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Purley
Pat
Tran Andl
Carla
Henry Ford
Ford
Tom J. Steed
Ada
The
Shawnee News
Salt Creek Club
Tom
Emphasized Duties at Mt Sinai Described in Lesson
The Rephidia Sunday School lesson for August 7 recalls Moses at Mount Sinai. The narrative covers the Israelites receiving the ten commandments, the awe of divine presence, and the emphasis on duties to God and neighbor. It notes the unyielding call to monotheism, reverence for God’s name, and the sabbath, with reflections on human tendency to drift from divine law.
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Rephidia
Feiran
Mt. Sinai
Moses
Jethro
God
Egypt
Red Sea
Jehovah
Amd
Redeemer
Jerusalem
Secretary Hurley reviews Washington riot claims
Secretary Hurley issued a statement outlining developments that led to the marchers in Washington. He denied violence or property damage occurred after troops arrived, praising order restoration and cautioning against propagandist efforts. The piece also notes Homer school activities and personnel shifts, including Lamont’s resignation and Chapin’s appointment as Commerce secretary.
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Washington
Hurley
Tron
Harley
Washianton
Toopdoor
Benin
Turley
Harada
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Local Era
The notices report several deaths and forthcoming services. Included are details for Mrs. Mary Lou Jones of M. OM, a funeral Thursday in a Nile Egypt church setting. Mrs. McClung of Stratford with services at Holiness church and burial in Roxedale. Velmer Johnson near Egypt, with funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 20 at Criswell Funeral Home. and Velmer Daves Hsmyrenta with survivors listed and a Tuesday funeral.
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T. W. East
Oelack Wednery
Beypt
Criswell
Mis
Mary Lou
Jones
M. OM
Keith
Funerat
Tome Foo Chiro
Jinns
McCleng
McClune
Stratford
Holiness Churel
Burkitt
Hudson
Bo M. Roberty
Atti Nintater
McChung Hao
Ada Lave
Strayford
Mra
J. J. Care
Hemet
Cig
George and
Iu McClung
Wy Oj. Tucker
Sted
Velmer Acls
Velmer Johnson
Egypt
Murray Suggests State Insurance Plan For Miners
Oklahoma City Oklahoma July on urging the state to insure miners and others in hazardous occupations to cut insurance charges. Gov Murray appointed a committee chaired by Pat Murphy to study excessive rates and propose reductions for several industries including mining and cotton. Members include E J Mikelhall Luther Langston and John Kroutil. The state insurance board later lowered rates slightly after hearings.
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Oklatoma City
Awe. A
Rivers
WI Murray
Hue
Murray Wild
W.O A
Pat) Murphy
Turman
E. J. Milehall
Cotton
Wynnewood
Hardaeet
Tri- Ss Leal & Zinc Minins Core Fontuas
John Kroutil
Milter
Kon
Luther Langston
Isbor
Oklahoma City
State Insurance Board
Ver Centhy
Pates
Murras
Willan Murdoch
Insurance Hgari
Assault Charges In Sutting Case Prompt Guilty Plea
Virell and Alonzo Lefever face assault charges with intent to kill in a July 6 incident at Lyla waredayy, where Tito and Dewey Bartha reportedly sustained knife wounds. They pleaded not guilty as arraignment neared. preliminary hearing to be held before Judge Moreton. A burglary case involving Charley Mensey was bound over to district court with a 1500 bond. Also noted, Stonewall Jug School opened July 25 with large enrollment and a reorganized high school. officers elected include Stniars President Lord Williams, vice president Mary Ras holds, and secretary-treasurer Mary.
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William J. Bryan
Nanh
Jehovah
God
Homer School
Peg
J.C. Southers
J.C. Southers Lant President, Cerald Killy Trimneley
Gret View Presidant
Genesvieve Lambert
Pauline Siner
Carolyn Huntt
Oleta Ford
Kooy Jed Geralding
Runtey
Genevieve Lambert
Stunt
E. G. Clackturn
J.C. Southerkind
Homer
Lees
Todge
Zames Alexander
Anul
Geraldine Hrutney
Apent
Carolyn
Jewel Britt
Dorothy Tanes
Mra. Morestock
Dorothy Baa Hyen
Dt Fa
Anow
Ciow Stavens
Paoli Nobble Meadows
Virginia Allen
Frank Gaines
Oklahoma City
Lola Luarham
Virell
Alonzo Lefever
Lyla Waeredayy
Orbiguty
Tito
Dewey Bartha
Jamed Moreton
Charley Mansey
Clyde Batley
Maskey
Stonewall Jug School
Student Club Officers and Sponsors List
Dorothy Fox, senior reporter, lists juniors and sophomores with their officers. Names include Loren MURain as vice president, Anna Hoyles as secretary-treasurer, Jim Cagle as sponsor, and Mrs Hadli tot. Also junior and sophomore leaders with Roy Barker and Roy Jenkins among others.
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Jim Thoma
Isabelle Miller
Hrawn
Dorothy Fox
City Budget Shows Year End Surplus Despite Tax Declines
The city ends the year with a surplus of 7.7 million. Collections from real estate and personal property taxes fell from 864,505.06 in 1920 to 6a,195.48 in 1921, while estimated needs for general government rose. The budget plans for debt retirements and sinking fund payments, with department appropriations adjusted from last year, showing declines in police and street spending and modest rises in others.
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Ady
A. Eurplad
Aourcox
Sear
Etty
Shiners
Tor Peners Kovernment
Jixelse
Sidanea
Berku Bend
Lee Dagga
Finer
Elty
Montia
Une
Tay li
Board of Health
Park Commission
Postponed Rule Date Causes Diary Supply Delay
The dated note indicates postponement of a rule affecting dairy suppliers and the delivery schedule. City officials report compliance among dairy owners in Chen by NTERUAT, with the August date now advancing. Mayor Chamtblasa announced the change, citing rapid enforcement and adherence to the original order.
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Leenaws
Ada
Vietrina
Chen
Nteruat
Augsat
Milk Tests Clear for Sale Use at Downtown Dairy
Milk at the city dairy now passes testing requirements for sale with two exceptions. Mile fram dairymen report product that previously failed has improved to meet standards. Mayor T. Chambresa-yesterday praised the improvements under the city milk ordinance enforcement. Kaiser expresses appreciation for supporters in the sheriff race, noting no prior political ties and crediting friends for his victory.
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Mile
T. Chambreva Walt
Chambresa
Kaiser
Filends
Iecould
Democratic Nominees for County Officials Endorsement
A damaged OCR reads Jon Neck announcing his appreciation for support from county residents and pledging to uphold duties as clerk while seeking votes in upcoming county elections. He expresses gratitude for loyal friends and appeals to the public for continued backing.
Franklin, Taves Latreod Seek Public Office Support
The candidate expresses gratitude for gay community support and votes for confidence while pledging to continue service. They address primary performance, seek Democratic ticket backing for president to constable, and urge loyal voters in the county commission race to back their candidacy.
Petition Delay Clouds 1960 Gubernatorial Row
July 1960 petition for 1st district state seats delayed as Sneed notes 660 000 signers. Attys for candidates claim held up for political reasons while Governor Moretroy faces Republican foes. Names like James Twyford Horton appear amid protestations of misidentification and political maneuvering.
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Ata
Petithin
Moretroy
Fenubllenn
Snewdl
Jamen Twyford
Horton
Kid White
One Arrested As Result of Fight at Lula
Sheckf J. E. Franklin Bunday was arrested and Virgil Lefevars injured after a knife fray near Sulphur Sunday night July 24. Dewey Farris also wounded with cuts to the head and abdomen. The clash occurred at the end of church services. Another youth was taken into custody in connection with the incident.
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Sheckf
J. E. Franklin Bunday
Virgil Lefevars
Lula
Til
Dewey Farris
Dewey
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Bose
Ig Bays
Leh Kil
Poteau
Bob
Bart Aldridge
Tom McKeown
Bart
McKeown
Bill Murray
Washington Riot
Lamont
Hoover
Commerce Department
Toy Chapin
Detroit
Hilson Motorwar Co
Murray
Tor Jduatices
Rene Tourt
Wey Raarneen
Layne
Tie Bor
Ted
Haves
UBL
Jon Neck
Cues Rowell Anks
Theda
Rey
Aherking
Franklin
Gaie Blaawis
Nombnee
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