Bryan Nominated as Democratic President at Denver Convention
The Denver Democratic National Convention nominated William Jennings Bryan for president at 3:40 a.m. after a dramatic day with nominating speeches and a unanimous platform approval. Deliberations featured Gray and Kern as vice presidential contenders and a symbolic dove released amid passionate, crowded hall scenes.
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Oklahoma Land Tax Debate and Political Notes
Denver July report highlights Ruth Bryan Leavitt praising Oklahoma and urging preservation of school lands for the common fund. The piece cites Kansas lessons, argues against selling lands, and discusses Oklahoma revenue policy including inheritance and income taxes and a candidate Frank Huddleston with strong Farmers Union ties and Allen backing.
Fourth of July in Ada Brims with Band and Races
Ada celebrated Independence Day with the Ada Military Band providing music and speeches by H. M. Furman J. W. Bolen and R. W. Ahren beck. Races drew big crowds Ed C. Hunter W. H. Adair tied for first in seven rings and won a tie break Warren took second and Browall third. Fireworks caused no injuries as spectators enjoyed the day.
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Oklahoma school lands debated in Kansas style
The Kansas Mail and Breeze argues Oklahoma should hold or lease school lands. It estimates Kansas wealth from 2,969 towns and 4,538 sections, valuing lands at about $72.6 million and potential rental near $2.9 million yearly. It compares to Kansas data from 1906, noting teacher payrolls of over $4.1 million.
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Huddleston Seeks Re election to Legislature
Pontotec county Democrats endorse Frank Huddleston as a candidate for re election claiming he served half a term, avoided needless expense, and was a tireless conscientious committee worker in state and federal relations with five Indian tribes. He chaired canal and drainage, prohibition enforcement and revenue and taxation committees.
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Ratliff Seeks Re election As Flatorial Representative
The News endorses Hon E S Ratliff in his bid for re election as Flitorial Representative for Pontotée and Stonewall counties. It cites his record and service, urging voters to honor his meritorious career and continued capable leadership in the Oklahoma legislature.
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No Nominations Necessary for Guthrie City Officers
The state election board ruled no nominations will be made in August for Guthrie municipal offices. A lawyer tied to the attorney general’s department said the newspapers debate on fall city elections under the Taylor general election law will prompt amending the statute at the next legislative session.
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