Which Way Out for Oklahoma Republicans in Harreld Controversy
The piece argues Oklahoma Republicans face a political dilemma over nominating Harreld after his controversial Senate voting seen as courting 5 000 Langston guerrillas and red carders. It warns of broader dangers from European revolutions and calls for decisive party action and vigilance against alleged treasonous influence.
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Oklahoma
Harreld
Fifth
Congress
Mr. Harreld
J. Looter Langston
Berger
Haywood
Tulsa World
Senator Fall invited to Mexico amid mixed views
A collage of brief 1910s headlines notes Senator Fall being invited to Mexico as a brave man or fool, debates on rising prices, diplomacy, leap year proposals, and various political quips across multiple papers. The items mix speculation, policy, and sensational one-liners.
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Vinita Journal
Senator Fall
Mexico
Democratic women of Oklahoma county claim equal rights at conventions
The Oklahoma county Democratic convention argues women have equal rights in Muskogee and Oklahoma City events. They urge women to attend county meetings and elect mixed delegations for the state convention, denying exclusion and signaling an additional exclusive women’s gathering.
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Oklahoma County
Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Ben LaFayette
LaFayette
Fall of Idols and the End of Clemenceau’s Era
A reflective essay argues Clemenceau and other WWI leaders are losing power as voters tire of long public presence. It notes Lloyd George facing repudiation and France shifting to a lesser known president, while praising Clemenceau for his wartime resolve without needing office for immortality.
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Clemenceau
White House
Lloyd-George
Gethsemane
Aristides
France
Freedom
RIOT RIOT IN BERLIN FACES GERMANY'S TENSE MOMENT
Reports describe rioting in Berlin after troops fired on crowds in front of the reichstag and bayoneting rioters. Dispatches warn revolution may be imminent as Isaac Marcosson notes growing unrest within Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Isaac Marcosson
Pershing Denies Armistice Sacrifices Were needless
General Pershing issued a statement denying claims that armistice day losses were unnecessary and that French divisions were held back while American troops advanced. He argued Allied leadership judged the enemy untrustworthy and chose to push to the final moment.
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General Pershing
Massachusetts
Pershing
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Luther Harrison
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J. Fred Orr
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