Three years late Senator Gore urged war speeches in Oklahoma battle days
The piece argues Gore wasted 1917 by not backing war, saying one decisive patriotic speech then would have secured loyalty, eliminated criticism, and made later campaigns unnecessary. It depicts him as aging and partisan in 1920, lamenting missed opportunity to unite the state.
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Poetic Justice Noted in Gore Denunciation by Holdenville Legion
The Thomas Breeding Post of the American Legion in Holdenville condemns Senator Gore’s “Sunshine Patriots” remark. The piece honors Bland Breeding a WWI hero from Holdenville who served in G Company, fought in France, and was killed near Chateau Thierry. The piece also notes local praise for Bland’s bravery and memory. The McAlester News-Capital endorses Charlie Brice for Pittsburg County representative.
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Sunday Sabbath Sermon Calls for Worship at Earthly Temples
The article reflects on God’s command to observe the Sabbath, its linking to the Ten Commandments, and the church as the earthly tabernacle where believers should assemble weekly. It urges readers to attend services Sunday and notes local church activities and upcoming preaching, with brief community items.
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Political satire and commentary across Oklahoma papers
State Press Comment column selections joke about coal prices and urging early purchases. The Muskogee Phoenix criticizes Congress for adjourning while noting a convention moment over greenbacks. The Oklahoma newspaper parodies a Bible reference by Governor Brough questioning Noah’s timing.
Teething Blues and Elixir Aid From Bart Smith
Hot weather affects teething babies causing heat pain and stomach upset. McGee's Baby Elixir promises relief by settling stomachs and bowels. Prices 35c and 60c. Sold by Bart Smith in this advertisement. Court clerk and county officials listed for reelection and offices including sheriff county commissioner and superintendent.
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Colby Emerges as Key Dem Floor Leader in Quick Rise
Tulsa World notes Colby, recently joined the Democratic Party, has become the administration's floor director. The piece hints at his rapid ascent from outsider to influential official amid partisan shifts.
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