Robertson W The Lead In Tumaru Count Unofficial Returns
Unofficial returns from ten counties and about 800 precincts in forty five other counties show Robertson leading Tumaru in the county tally. Face value reads Robertson 28 807 Murray 15 468 Alexander 13 131 with more county results pending. Robertson headquarters claim fifty six counties give a 20 900 plurality and increasing.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Te Robertson
Tumaru
Robertson
Murray
Alexander
Day of Music at Rocky Chapel Singing Event
An all day singing at Rocky Chapel on the fourth Sunday of July was enjoyed as one of the year’s best. A fine noon dinner was shared on the ground. The next 4th Sunday event will be at Fitzhugh, about ten miles south of Ada on the Frisco line. the Fitzhugh class is expected to join.
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Rocky Chapel
Fitzhugh
Ada
Frisco
G. M Ledbetter
Mer
I Thank You Kindly Native Candidate Thanks Ada Voters
I thank 659 citizens who voted for me in the late primary. I had only arrived in the state and county a year ago and knew few people, mostly in Ada. I express gratitude and hope supporters will grow as the campaign ends.
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Ada
The Election Rush Begins Next Week
The article notes an imminent election push with campaigns gearing up and materials set to publish next week. It highlights candidate activity, early messaging, and preparation for upcoming ballots.
Some total figures in primary election races
The tabulation shows totals for state and county races where some candidates had no opposition. State results include Miller 811 Leecraft 884 Lyon 686 R. H. Wilson 1266 George Wilson 695. Criminal Court Matson 960 Burnette 1031. Clerk Franklin 1075 Pool 1311. Sheriff Bob Duncan 2494. Clerk M Garner 2367. County D. W. Swaffar 2375. County A Floyd 2395.
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Bob Duncan
M. Garner
D. W. Swaffar
B. F. Bates
A. Floyd
Moth and Flame Game Plays In London Skies
London, August 6. The moth and the flame is a nightly game of hide and seek played over London with a moth as the citys defense forces and a search light dazzling German Gothas. The fluttering moth dodges the beam while Londoners below watch the aerial pageant.
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London
Merak Sunk by German Sub Off Cape Hatteras
Information reached marine circles that the American steamship Merak of over 3000 tons gross was sunk by a German submarine off Cape Hatteras Tuesday night. One small boat with eighteen crew members remains unaccounted for.
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Associated Press
New York
Merak
Cape Hatteras
Election results in Seminole County race totals
Seminole County voters show district judge results Hart 798 Bolen 628. C L Hill nominated for county judge Al G Nichols for county attorney Frank Grall sheriff W W Pryor representative. For governor Murray 519 Alexander 479 Robertson 383.
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Seminole County
Hart
Bolen
C. L. Hill
al G. Nichols
Frank Grall
W W. Pryor
Murray
Alexander
Robertson
Close Finish in Republican Primary Reported
A tight Republican primary race drew only a handful of votes for the two socialist candidates, with one vote in the first district and one in the third, highlighting a narrow electoral contest.
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Enh Ie Iaatiee Teast
News ofica ad machine paper note likely
Ad machine paper note from News ofica references an advertising item. The fragment hints at a local publication context with minimal readable facts. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond generic newspaper references can be confirmed.
Wave of Crime Sweeps Germany
New York August 7 report from AP notes Berlin Vorwaerts analysis linking World War I to rising German crime and depravity. It cites increased theft, robberies, property crimes, hoarding, profiteering by wives and officers, and widespread rule-breaking among citizens, clergy, and teachers as alleged effects of the “steel bath.”
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New York
Associated Press
Berlin Vorwaerts
Vorwaerts
Cites
Rumors of Revolt Among German Sub Sailors
London reports rumors of a Wilhelmshaven revolt by German sailors protesting submarine warfare. Propagandists allegedly spur sailors to desert, attack officers, or sink ships, with over fifty subs said to have disappeared. Thirty three leaders are said to be arrested and sentenced to death.
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Associated Press
London
Wilhelmshaven
The
Express
Amsterdam
Admiral von Holtzendorff
William
Wilhemshaven
Holland
da Mail
Hague
Dusseldorf Nachrichten
Russia
Wilson Named Superintendent by East Central Normal District
The East Central normal district selects R. H. Wilson for superintendent. He is described as a warm friend of the school and an educator of broad views. Wilson faces mudslinging from his opponent, which is rebuked by voters.
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East Central Normal District
R. H. Wilson
H.W
Proletariat Playroom Mention in Berlin Publics
The fragment references a Berlin public sphere discussing the proletariat and a family playroom within the count's household, suggesting themes of class and private space in a historical context. However the text is incomplete, limiting concrete details about people, dates, or events.
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Berlin
Allied drive staggers HMS Allied Drive staggers
Allied and British forces launched an offensive southeast of Amiens early this morning. reports say the attack is developing under favorable conditions and has likely taken Hahner Wood Bode Wood and possibly Marcelcave and Marine. A separate release notes British operations east and southeast of Amiens and confirms progress.
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Associated Press
Paris
Amiens
War Office
London
Hahner Wood
Bode Wood
Marcelcave
Washington
Marine Corps
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