Oklahoma Names Democratic Primary Candidates in Ada
The list shows candidates forRegister of Deeds to Sheriff and beyond including D W Swafford Gary Kitchens Wilmer B Jones and W B Adair re election. Also notes telegram commentary from Ada Oklahoma with references to Sen Gore Underwood and Bryan in a debate on party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Okla
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Baltimore
Underwood
Clark
Wall Street
Reuben M. Roddie
Bailey Bobbitt
Oklahoman
Caesar
Bryan
State Election Board
Life Sketch of Dr. Woodrow Wilson
A detailed biographical narrative traces Woodrow Wilson from his Staunton Virginia birth on December 28 1856 through his family background education and career. It notes his Princeton class rank leadership at the university law studies in Virginia Bryn Mawr Wesleyan and Princeton presidency and political rise including his 1910 New Jersey governorship and early reformist stance.
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Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Joseph R. Wilson
James Wilson
County Down
Philadelphia
Aurora
Steubenville
Ohio
Joseph Ruggles Wilson
Jefferson College
Western Theological Seminary
Princeton Seminary
Janet Woodrow
Thomas ‘Woodrow
Thomas Woodrow
Augusta
South
Pwer
Princeton
Wilson
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Bryn Mawr
Wesleyan University
Graduate College
Princeton University
New Jersey
Interurban Car Hits Bootleggers Near Frisco Bridge
In Muskogee Oklahoma a Fort Gibson interurban car struck a hand car loaded with whisky near the Frisco bridge. Two bootleggers fled after the crash. no injuries were reported and bottles of whiskey were scattered along the right of way.
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Muskogee
Fort Gibson
Iron Mountain
Publishers Right to Reject Objectionable Ad Upheld
Judge McPherson of the United States Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania upholds Curtis Publishing Co in refusing to run a Winton Motor Carriage Co advertisement that attacked rivals. The ruling says a contract for space does not grant objectionable copy rights and publishers may reject such ads. Tulsa World discusses party recognition. Oklahoma leans Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
United States Court of the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania
Curtis Publishing Co
Winton Motor Carriage Co
Judge McPherson
Curtis Publishing Company
Winton People
Gaturday Evening Post
Tulsa World
Oklahoma Taft Leaders File Second Set of Electors
Taft faction in Oklahoma files a second slate of electors after the Republican convention had already nominated a first set. The development follows internal party maneuvers within the state.
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Oklahoma
Call for County Warrants From 1911 Series
County treasurer Brwin urges payers of Warrants from 1911 series to specific numbers across salary contingent poor and insane supply court road and bridge and separate school accounts. The notice lists warrant ranges up to No. 372 and asks holders to present claims for settlement.
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No. Rit Brwin, Co. Treas
Haskell Owes Owen Portrait in Campaigns Drops
The senatorial race between Haskell and Owen reaches heated exchanges with insults but Haskell has stopped using Mrs. Owen’s image in his campaign literature. He found the tactic untenable in a southern state and pulled the picture.
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Haskell-Owen
Haskell
Mrs. Owen
Akron air ship explosion kills five in Atlantic City
Five men aboard the Akron dirigible are killed when the airship explodes over Absecon Inlet near Brigantine after taking flight at 6 15 and bursting at 6 38 above the water. Victims include Melvin Vaniman and Calvin Vaniman with crew Fred Elmer Walter Guest and George Bourtillion.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Akron
Absecon Inlet
Melvin Vaniman
Atlantic Ocean
Calvin Vaniman
Fred Elmer
Walter Guest
George Bourtillion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ada Weekly
The
News Publishing and Printing Company
Otis B. Weaver
Byron Norrell
A. B. Yeager
Pontotoc Count
Maserte Eeeteeteeetereteeniendeneeeeennennieeneen
ADA Weekly News
UNION
Semaine
D. W. Swaffar
Gary Kitchens Wilmer B. Jones
M. F. Dew Joseph Anderson
Andrew J. Harden
L. E. Mitchell
W. B
Bill
ADAIR
A. D. Tanner
Frank Huddleston
W. B. Crowder
L. C
Lindsey
Rit Erwin
W. H. Braley
P. Crawford
Conway C. Barton
R. H. Stanley
Nick
W. C. Pratt
John Ward
Sherwood Hill
Ada Pre
H. J. Brown
T. C. Cullins
Henry Kroth
M. L. Hunt
J. R. Lambert
Geo. W. Montgomery
G. A. South
G. W. Reed
J. R. Turner, I. R. Gilmore
M. L. Cope
George Thompson
W. S. Kerr
R. C. Roland B. C. King
Leslie Maxby
T. W. Robinson
W. T. Melton
T. F. Pierce
Katie Lawson
Fred P. Branson
DR. Woodrow Wilson
LaFollette
Taft
Roosevelt
Teddy
Wisconsin
Progressive” Movement
Wapanucka Press
Appeal To Reason
Creek County Republican
Illinois
Massachusetts
Charleston
Stephen A. Douglas
Herschel
Progressive Party
Ling
Champ Clark
McGee’s
Ramsey Drug Co
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Joseph Lane
Oregon
Lincoln
Hound Dawg
Ballard
W. J. Bryan
Salt River
Simmon
Gwin & Mays
Japan
Moji
Kyushu University
Asama
Asosan
Kyushu
Dr. Yamakawa
Pall Mall Gazette
Ada Drug Co
D. W. Holman
East Main Street
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