Hays Arrives as Western Republican Meeting Opens
AP dispatch from Chicago reports Will Hays arrives as chair of the Republican National Committee leads the first western meeting in routine organization. Senators Kenyon and others prepare for the re opening of the Senate campaign investigation, with no clear word on its next steps.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Marding
Kenyon
Senate
William Wood
East
Kago
Draft dodgers hunted in Washington report
Washington reports nearly two hundred thousand draft dodgers being sought. Grover Cleveland Bergdoll is named among them. The implication notes Oklahoma views could sway votes for T. P. Gore if all those listed were Oklahomans.
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Healdton Herald
Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
T. P. Gore
McCombs Attack Receives Mixed Political Reaction
Oklahoma City Times notes that William F. McCombs criticism of the president did not boost popularity. the Sorehead remains as unpopular in politics as elsewhere.
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Oklahoma City Times
Wm. F. McCombs
Marriage Motivations Vary Among Girls
The Lawton Constitution notes that some girls wed for love and some for money, but most wed when they see a good chance, reflecting practical choices shaping marriages.
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Lawton
Cotton and grain futures and a teething remedy ad
New Orleans and New York cotton futures end mixed with slight losses while Chicago corn closes near unchanged. The item notes July October and December positions. An advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir for teething pain and stomach upset priced at 35c and 60c.
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McGee
Bart Smith
Christian Science defended against Rev Dunn critique
Joseph Coffer quotes and amplifies Christian Science on mind healing prayer and Scripture. He argues Mary Baker Eddy restored true healing through divine law, cites Genesis creation, Romans renewal, and Jesus miracles as present proofs.
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Wittemberg
God
Melancthon
Mary Baker Eddy
Nate
Jesus
Adam
Calvary
Jesus Christ
Notice to Creditors of J. W. Tims deceased
Creditors of J. W. Tims deceased are notified by Pontotoc County Court that J. H. Tims is an administrator. All claims against the estate must be presented with vouchers to W. C. Farmer in Wetumka, Oklahoma within four months from July 8, 1920.
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J. W. Tims
County Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
J. H. Tims
W. C. Farmer
Gory Wetumka
of Oklahoma
Pentotce County
Marie Lauretta Walsh
Physical man of the era distorted by neglect
The piece questions whether modern men are well formed and strong. It cites distorted bodies, sallow faces, and frail forms as results of neglect and unhealthy occupations. It laments pursuit of status and wealth over bodily care, noting unnatural strains and disease.
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Apollo
Hercules
Gould divorce ruling upheld by Paris court of appeals
The Paris court of appeals upheld a lower court decision granting Frank J. Gould a divorce from Edith Kelly Gould. The decree, issued in 1919, followed Mrs Gould's attempt to annul, arguing French jurisdiction since she resided in the United States. the court overruled that plea.
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Paris
Court’ of Appeals
Frank J. Gould
Edith Kelly Gould
Gould
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