Official Tabulation of Pontotoc County Primary 1928
Complete vote tally across Oklahoma counties shows leaders in state Supreme Court races and district contests. W. C. Fidler re-nominated in district 14. Chief Justice Branson led for Democratic nomination as impeachment issues faded.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma County
House
Administration
W. C. Fidler
Fred P. Branson
State Supreme Court
W. H. Brown
Muskogee
State Board of Agriculture
Senate
Thomas H. Doyle
Criminal Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
E. S. Bessey
Winfield S. Scott
Enid
Teading
Frank S. Carter
State Corporation Commission
George S. Long
Corporation Commission
EF. R. Hughes
George Davison
Arnett
Branson
Brown
Enroe V. Vernor
James H. Hayes
James I. Phelps
Tom G. Chambers
John A. Mawpin
Oklahoma City Partial Returns In Democratic And Republican Nomination
Early results from 1407 Democratic precincts show Cunningham 9522 Long 23429 Carter 52753 Chapman 4515 Winterburg 2155 Walker 5530 Smith 707 Hausa man 2155. Republican totals from 1009 precincts list Hughes 6818 Dickerson 4100 Whiteman 2270 Moore 4696 Davison 5083 Clark 3341 Noah 1682.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Cunningham
Long
Carter
Chapman
Winterburg
Walker
Smith
Hausaman
Hughes
Dickerson
Moore
Davison
Clark
Noah
Oklahoma primary returns show administration wins in several races
In Muskogie W H Harrower and Q B Boydston, administration candidates for the state legislature, defeated anti administration rivals with Harrower leading. Moon also won as anti administration. O'Bryan was defeated for renomination. Adair County representative Adair fell to J C White by 100 votes. In Haskell McIntosh districts Roy White led in McIntosh and Stigler led in Haskell with complete returns. Virgil Riddle defeated Vernon for state senate. Vernon trailed by under 100 votes in Wagoner with two precincts missing.
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Grover Thomas
Cordell
Chas. H. Fawks
Snyder
Thomas
W. J. Otten
Otten
M. E. Feil
Enid
Jo Ferguson
Anna G. Stahl
Perry
Martin Fraley
G. I. Vandall
van Dall
Tom Waldrop
Shawnee
H. A. Phillips
Paul Stewart
Stewart
J. D. Brown
Idabel
Sa Ae Stewart
W. P. Kimimerer
J. C. Browlee
Kingfisher
W. G. Stigler
Stigler
C. E. Weber
Tahlequan
Harry Jolly
J. D. Pugh
Anadarko
L. I. Seward
Arnett
J. G. Young
Seiling
L. H. Ritzhaupt
Guthrie
O. B. Acton
Mulhall
W. C. Ray
Tishomingo
W. A. Miller
Cecil Bryan
Vian
G. J. Patton
Muldrow
Muskogie
W. H. Harrower
Q. B. Boydston
Charles A. Moon
Tom O’bryan
Harrower
Moon
Boydston
O'Bryan
Frank
W. S. Vernon
Senate
Virgil Riddle
Okmulgee
Vernon
Wagoner County
Riddle
Oklahoma Fourth District Returns Show Gassaway Leads
Returns from 222 of 525 precincts show Gassaway with 7 742 votes and McKeown with 15 027 in the Fourth district. In GOP nomination results from 71 precincts Patrick 1 320 Arnold 249 Lewis 240.
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Oklahoma City
Gassaway
Mce-Keown
Patrick
Arnold
Lewis
Johnson Leads in Sixth District Democratic NominationResults
Returns from 174 of 351 precincts show Johnson the incumbent with 11 574 votes and Thompson with 3 001 in the Sixth congressional district Democratic nomination. Stevens ran unopposed for the Republican nomination.
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Oklahoma City
Johnson
Thompson
Stevens
Oklahoma City returns in Third district Democratic race
Returns from 147 of 464 precincts in Oklahoma's Third congressional district show Cartwright leading with 11 812 votes, Harris 2 029, Snider 732 for the Democratic nomination. Republican results report Allen 5 and Gregory 2 in one precinct.
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Supreme Court
Harrison
Wells
Perry J. Morris
Charles Swindall
D. P. Parker
Alva
Thomas H. Doyle
Oklahoma
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Judge Doyle
George E. Merritt
Lee I. Seward
J. G. Young
H. D. Henry
Grover Thomas
William J. Otten
J. O. Ferguson
Louis H. Ritzhaupt
Hilton A. Phillips
Co. Fidler
Harry Jolly
Jarry C. Brownlee
Dave Boyer
A. T. Rexroat
Mac Q. Willamson
John A. McDonald
Tom Anglin
W. O. Ray
Roy White
G. J. Patton
A. L. Commons
James S. Mahon
W. S
Kirby
Glen R. Horner
Robert N. Allen
E. L. Gregory
Fred L. Patrick
A. H. Jones
Aggrwdg Ee
Smith
Walter
C. L. Stealey
Oklahoma City
Phelps
Maupin
Chambers
Cullison
Hopps
Oldfield
Cartwright
Harris
Snider
Allen
Gregory
Civil war veteran beats back in Tulsa
J. S. Haver, a Civil War veteran and former chairman, files a report from Tulsa dated August 8, detailing his removal and subsequent actions after resigning years ago.
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Tulsa
J. S. Haver
Shaver Wins Democratic Nomination for Tulsa County No 2
In a party primary runoff at Tulsa County Commission, Shaver defeated incumbent chairman Stuckey 770 to 666 for the Democratic nomination. The campaign featured the Sand Springs Arkansas River bridge issue with Cyrus Avery accusing the state administration of tying bridge funding to Shaver’s victory. Stuckey had been appointed after Shaver’s resignation.
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Stuckey
Trapp
Shaver
Cotton prices jump after crop report in New Orleans
Markets from New Orleans report cotton prices soaring nearly 6.50 a bale as trading resumes after a government crop report. Indicated yield of 14,291,000 bales was about one million below expectations while active months rise to 19.90, up 130 to 133 points, with indications of further gains as trading continues.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton Steady In New Orleans and New York Markets
Spot cotton closed steady in New Orleans at 19.16 for low middling, 20.16 for middling, and 20.56 for good middling with 729 sales. New York also reported steady spot prices with middling at 20.40.
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New Orleans
New York
Breckenridge Bank Robbed Again in Oklahoma
Bank of Breckenridge in Breckenridge Oklahoma was robbed for the third time in six weeks. Two men entered at opening and forced president F H Fralle and cashier Walter E Fralle to lie down while stealing about 400 to 450 dollars. They escaped in a large roadster as Garfield County officers formed a posse to pursue.
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Enid
Okla
Bank of
F. H. Fralle
Fralle
Garfield County
Oklahoma City Cattle Market Sees High Prices at Auction
Oklahoma City cattle receipts 800 with 300 calves and 15 steers from Oklahoma A and M College bringing the day’s top price of 15.50, the highest in years. Second lot from the college sold at 14.25, other steers 8 to 10, cattle market steady though active. Hogs receipts 100 with top 11.10, trucks 10.95, pork goods steady. calves strong with vealers up to 13.00.
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Oklahoma City
Rimental
Oklahoma A
M. College
Livestock Markets Kansas City Report
Hogs receipts 7 000 uneven mostly steady to 10 cents lower with top 1 25 on 180 to 225 pound hogs butchers 10 30 to 11 10. Cattle receipts 6 500 calves 1 000 generally steady early top 1 226 pound steers 15 75 yearlings higher. slaughter steers 13 50 to 15 50. heifers 19 00 to 16 00. milk fed 9 00 to 15 50. stocker and feeder steers 11 25 to 13 75. Sheep receipts 4 000 lambs steady to weak sheep steady top Wyoming lambs 15 00. lambs 14 00 to 15 10. owes medium to choice 4 50 to 7 00.
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Kansas City
Wyoming
Weevil Rampage Reported Amid Soaring Tax Hikes
A swarm of weevils disrupts crops and prompts reports of increased agricultural damage. Farmers express concern as pests threaten yields while local officials weigh control measures and budget implications.
Farm Boys Shine In Campus Dress Contest At A M
On the Oklahoma A and M campus Louis Dupre of Craig county and Joseph Turney of Kiowa county led a sartorial contest during farm week. Louis won the school clothing division and Joseph won street raiment. District winners included Wilbur Wilson, Raymond Cole, Otis Mtinson, Tracey Connor, Loren Debuss, and R W Mayhall.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma A
Louis Dupre
Craig County
Joseph Turney
Kiowa County
Louis
Joseph
B. A. Pratt
Woods County
R. W. Mayhall
Oklahoma County
Maine Democratic Leader Switches in Politics
William R. Pattangall former Maine associate justice and longtime Democratic leader says he will back the Republican state and national tickets in this year’s elections. His wife Gertrude M. Pattangall, longtime Democratic National Committee member, also withdraws support for Governor Stith and the Democratic candidate for governor over prohibition issues.
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Maine
Augusta
William R. Pattangall
Maine Supreme Court
Gertrude M. Pattangall
Democratic National Committee
Stith
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