Germany’s republic endures as Kaiser in exile fades
The piece notes Germany’s ninth republic anniversary with Kaiser Wilhelm still in exile in Holland. Ebert’s presidency, Hindenburg’s oath to uphold the republic, and the public’s adaptation to self-government are highlighted amid jokes about defeated candidates and questions on electors and term lengths.
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Germany
Kaiser
Ebert
Wotan
Hindenberg
German Republic
Holland
Oklahoma oil gains offset by declines in other fields
Oil and Gas Journal reports week ending August 11 shows Oklahoma gains mainly in St. Louis-Pearson area and Seminole up about 3 000 barrels, offset by declines in West Texas California Gulf Coast and other fields. Total United States daily production fell 14 291 barrels to 1 993 270.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sminole
St. Louis-Pearson
Oklahoma
West Texas
California
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Hendricks
Yates
Gulf Coast
West
Texas
Louisiana
Arkatoms
Texas Panhandle
East
Mid-Continent
USA
Istence
Rocky Mountain Area
Strike Ballots To Anil Workers In Western Railroads
About 70 000 employees are to receive strike ballots as wage disputes between western railroads and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors lead toward a September 2 deadline for ballot returns. Arbitration failed in the west. the unions seek 18 to 19 percent raises and retention of certain work rules.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
Order
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhoods
West
Chicago
Air Yeaa
Whitney
The
Roads
John Williams
Federal Board of Mediation
Deh Wrovell Gulshie 16 High Tax Burden Highlight
A fragment notes the slogan Deh Wrovell Gulshie 16 emphasizing the burden of high taxes. The text suggests public concern over tax levels and fiscal strain on residents.
Love County officials defeated in primary election outcomes
Marietta Oklahoma August 9 UP complete returns show James C Mathers and Wes Croy, tied to the Love County National Bank robbery, defeated for county judge and county attorney. James I Goins won the county judge race 1692 to 1401 while B W Jones defeated Croy 1966 to 899. Mathers and Croy had been suspended and later resigned amid ouster proceedings.
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Marietta
Okla
James C. Mathers
Wes Croy
Love County National Bank
James I. Goins
University of Oklahoma
West Texas
Mathers
B. W. Jones
Croy
Du Pont Donates 50 000 to Democratic Campaign
Pierre S. Du Pont of Wilmington on leave as GM chairman gave 50 000 to the Democratic campaign fund. John J. Raskob, national committee chair, said it is the largest donation this year and defended large gifts as legitimate when used to educate voters about the issues and candidate Smith.
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Witch Hole
Bromide
Harry Miller
John Fitts
Ada
Capitol
State Highway Commission
House of Representatives
New York
Pierre S. du Pont
Wilmington
Del
General Motors Corporation
Smith
Democratic Campaign Fund
John J. Raskob
National Committee
Mr. du Pont
John D. Ryan
John T. Smith
Raskob
Oklahoma newspapers back Hoover amid liquor debate
E K Gaylord publisher of The Daily Oklahoman and The Oklahoma City Times announced that both Democratic papers will back Herbert Hoover. He said they would not join a liquor movement nor campaign to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment, contrasting Smith’s focus on modifying the Volstead Act. The Tulsa Tribune soon endorsed Hoover as well.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tulsa Tribune
Hoover
Tulsa World
Smith
Texas
Jim Hogg
Tom Campbell
E. K. Gaylord
Daily
Oklahoman
The
the Times
Contest over Lanham precinct ballot continues in district court
Witnesses testified in the Lanham ballot contest brought by John Thompson who challenged the county commissioner primary results. The election board sustained a demurrer by George Collins Jr s attorney, clearing the way to the district court for possible final outcome.
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District Court
County Election Board
Lanham
John Thompson
J. F. McKeel
Thompson
Election Board
George Collins, Jr
Collins
Woman Denied Divorce in Oklahoma City Case
Selma Massad, 16, was denied temporary alimony as Judge Tom G G Chambers sustained Monier Massad’s objection to jurisdiction. Massad sued for divorce in Oklahoma County district court. her husband fled the state, leaving property in his charge.
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Tom Mix
Tom
Oklahoma
Mrs. Mix
Lizzie
Oklahoma City
Selma Massad
N. Massad
Ardmore
Tom G.G. Chambers
Monier Massad
Oklahoma County
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ADA Weekly News
Wm. Dee Little
Byron Norrell
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
ADA Evening News
BOY Scout
Salt River
Sulphur
Campbell Russell
St. Patrick
Buck Campbell
Waukomis Hornet
Steenth
Buck
Garfield County
al Smith
Minnesota
Gene Tunney
Parker LaMoore
LaMoore
John Roach Straton
Pontotoc County
H. W. Leininger
Oklahoma Highway Department
Commission
Caddo County
D. T. Allen
Henryetta
Southwestern Construction Company
Comanche County
Broadman Construction Company
Grady County
A. E. Smith & Sons
Noble
Cherokee
Adair
Stephens County Construction Company
Marlow
Woods County
Johnston County
Mill Creek
J. S. Wade & Son
Beaver County
Nims & Frost
Hydro
Bryan County
Ward-Beekman- Brooks
Dan Sweeney
Atoka County
Haines & Yokum
Cotton County
Blackburn
Rimby
Healdton
Coal
Bridges
Brabelle
Hamblin
Muskogee
John T. Ables
Madill
Okfuskee
Grant Williams
Okfuskee County
Ravelle and Hamblin
McCurtain County
General Construction Company
St. Louis
Lincoln County
E. E. Massey
Chandler
Maney and Alley
Grant County
U. S
Pottawatomie County
Tecumseh
American Paving Corporation
Omaha
Jackson County
Beckham County
Standard Paving Company
H. L. Canady
Nowata County
Ellis and Lewis
Payne County
Logan County
Kingfisher County
Gudgell Construction Company
Stillwater
Carter County
R. R. Quay
Blaeburn
Rindy
Canadian County
A. L. Lund
Blackwell
Mervett
Lawson
el Reno
Stephens County
Altman and
Rogers
Asphalt
Low
Western Paving Company
Noble County
Porter Construction Company
ANIL
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Love County
DU Pont
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