State Candidates On Primary Ballot For July Run Off
The Associated Press lists candidates for the July 24 run off primary election. Governors and attorneys general appear among dozens of state offices with Democrats and Republicans naming nominees. Local city offices and district positions are also shown with designated nominees and party. many races include multiple candidates and two-party participation.
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Associated Press
E. W. Marland
Emocrat
W. B.pine
Ray ©. Weems
Sallisan
James E. Berry
Stillwater
Shirley Wells
Shawnee
L. LB. Sneed
Bristow
Frank C. Carter
Oklahoma City
Horace J. Newberry
Tulsa
Perry E. Sneed
Cc. C. Childers
Barney McKeilop
Wewoka
Scott A. Ferris
Mac Q. Williamson
Pauls Valley
Roy Frye
Sallisaw
George M. Callihan
W. D. Hastings
Hush L. Harrell
Calvin
A. P. Roberts
John Vaughan
John Murray
John C. Burns
Newcastle
John Rogers
Tot Bodine
William Hutchinson
Ardmore
Robert H
Okmulgee
State Board of Agriculture
Harry B. Cordell
Ben R. Cook
Atoka
C. C. Hawk
Judge Criminal Court of Appeals
Thomas H. Doyle
Supreme Court Justice
James I. Phelps
George A. Henshaw
James B. Cullison
Supreme Court
N. S. Corn
Taloga
T. R. Wise
Sayre
Charles Swindall
Woodward
Gaylord R. Wilcox
Sapulpa
Thomas L. Gibson
Muskogee
John E. Miller
Congress
Wesley E
Poteau
John PD. Morrison
Red Oak
Tom D. McKeown
Ada
P. L. Gassaway
Coalgate
James S. Davidson
Josh Lee
Norman
Paul Huston
Jess Larson
Chickasha
Ed Johnson
Anadarko
George E. Young
Okarche
Sam Massingale
Cordell
Jim WY. McClintic
Snyder
Fred Langley
J. M. Gentry
Enid
Phil Ferguson
T. J. Sargent
Newkirk
William J. Otsen
Will Rogers
Henry S. Johnston
Perry
U. S. Stone
George Long
James Jones
Tom Woods
Hartshorne
Eugene Miller
Pittsburg
D. G. Farris
Charles E. Bailey
Ivan Fisher
Picer
Wade Thomas
North Miami
Luther Bilderback
Commerce
Sun Sets Fire To Dry Grass Near Ada and Homer
Willard Johnson of the Ada area claims the sun set fire to green and dry grass near Homer, burning fields and timber. He adds two Mexican lions roam south of Homer school house, saying he has seen tracks and glimpsed the animals but presents no verifiable evidence.
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Willard Johnson
Ada
Willard
Homer
Homer School House
Two Accidents In Ada Saturday Reported
Two accidents occurred in Ada on Saturday as reported in Sunday's Daily. Joe Alletag of Ada Milling Company was badly cut on the right wrist after his hand was caught in an elevator and he lost considerable blood before reaching treatment at the Sugg clinic. Earlier, Sam Fahrney, 53, of Allen, fell from a window at the office of J W Bolen attorney and suffered severe head injuries. he remained unconscious at Ada hospital with condition undetermined.
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Joe Alletag
Ada Milling Company
Sugg Clinic
Alletag
Sam Fahrney
Allen
J. W. Bolen
Ada
Superintendent Change at Tucker Prison Farm Arkansas
S L Todhunter named head of Arkansas penal system and ordered removal of all convict guards and shotguns from the Jacksonville State Women's Prison farm. Mrs V O Brockman and her husband removed as superintendent and assistant superintendent. Helen Spence Eaton had escaped five times before her death by a trusty guard Wednesday. L J Acklin named head warden at Tucker. Todhunter vows no women guards with shotguns.
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L. J. Acklin
Little Rock
Tucker
Mexicans Let Johnson Speech Incident Drop
The Mexican embassy in Washington instructed Mexico City to take no action after Hugh S. Johnson's remarks linked Mexico's past with German actions. After Johnson's Iowa speech criticizing Hitler, Mexico accepted Secretary Hull's explanation that Johnson spoke personally, not for the U.S. government, and the matter was closed.
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Washington
Mexico
D. C
Hugh S. Johnson
Germany
Iowa
NRA
Hitler
Pancho Villa
Johnson
Foreign Office
Hull
Light of slain outlaw details emerge at Fort Smith
Reports identify the mysterious Old Man of the Mountains as Sam Bagley and later as G C White known as John R Goodman. The body of the outlaw rests in a Vinita morgue while his young companion remains unidentified after the bank raid killing. Henry Stepp, arrested for killing his wife near Tahlequah, is hospitalized on the way to prison.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Jack Pace
Goodloe Gay
Gore
Okla
Sequoyah County
Pace
Gay
Sam Bagley
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Tulsa
G. C. White
Joe Station
John R. Goodman
Dad
McAlester
Henry Stepp
Tahlequah
Lord's Prayer Banned by Zion Church Leader
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, head of Zion in Zion Illinois, bans the Lord's Prayer and the apostles' creed from private and church use. He says the prayer is not for church use and the creed is inaccurate for denying Christ as creator and for being ante millennial.
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Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion
Ill
Voliva
Christ
Cotton rental payments reach 30 million in USDA rollout
Washington July 14 The farm administration says cotton acreage reduction checks total 30 301 061 as of July 11 about a third of the 100 million ultimately planned. The first 50 million installment is nearly complete in most states Oklahoma excluded. The second installment requires contract compliance verification. parity payments of 25 000 000 to 30 000 000 follow in December. County figures list payouts across Oklahoma with Adair Alfalfa Beckham Canadian Carter Coal Custer Greer Johnston Murray Noble Seminole Washita among others.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Oklahoma
Adair County
Beckham
Carter
Custer
Greer
Johnston
Murray
Noble
Seminole
Washita
Bandits Fail in Lake Bank Robbery Plot
Two men armed with submachine guns abducted porter Robert Johnson and held Pat McMullan the bank vice president and mayor of Lake Mississippi and his family captive for seven hours. Sheriff George T. Taylor led a wide search as the robbers fled under gunfire after guards failed to open the vault at 8 a.m.
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Lake, Miss
Lake
George T. Taylor
Scott County
Robert Johnson
Pat McMullan
McMullan
Taylor
Forest
Johnston Daughter Attends National Vital Statistics Conference
Juanita Johnston Smith of Oklahoma City attended the national vital statistics conference in Montgomery Alabama June 22 23 as a state registrar with the Oklahoma health department. She is of Chickasaw and Confederate ancestry and has two daughters including Douglas who was Chickasaw princess at Memphis and a national beauty winner.
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Oklahoma City
Montgomery
Ala
Juanita Johnston Smith
D. H. Johnston
Bloomfield Seminary
Oklahoma
Prunty Resigns Tulsa School Superintendent Post
Merle C. Prunty resigns after eight years as Tulsa schools superintendent to become director of personnel and extracurricular activities at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri. Dr Will French assistant superintendent will succeed him effective August 1.
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Tulsa
Merle C. Prunty
Stephens College
Columbia
Will French
Prunty
Farm Demonstration clubs plan county fair this fall
The 4 H and adult home demonstration clubs in Pontotoc county voted July 12 in Glenwood park to sponsor a county fair. The event will showcase club exhibits tied to the Oklahoma State Fair with new contests from jar manufacturers Hazel Atlas Kerr and Ball. Exhibits include home improvement thrift food and clothing contests with ribbons for top places and no money premiums.
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Farm Women’s Home
Advisory Board of Home Demonstration Clubs
Glenwood Park
Hazel Atlas
Kerr and Ball Jar
Pontotoc County
First Bale Tax Exempt Cotton Of State Tagged
The first Oklahoma bale of tax exempt cotton under the Bankhead program was tagged at the Traders' compress in Oklahoma City by regional tag agent I. E. Nutter. An initial shipment of 25 000 tags and certificates enabling farmers to sell tax free was sent to 24 counties and tagging will be managed by county agents.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bankhead
I. E. Nutter
Sanford Named Manager of Oklahoma Press Association
Vernon T. Sanford, secretary and field manager of the Nebraska Press Association, announced his appointment as field manager of the Oklahoma Press Association. He will move to Oklahoma City on August 1 to assume duties, succeeding Ray J. Dyer who resigned to join the Pulliam papers.
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Lincoln, Neb
Vernon T. Sanford
Nebraska Press Association
Oklahoma Press Association
Oklahoma City
Ray J. Dyer
Pulliam
Camps for drought areas to be opened in west
The Civilian Conservation Corps will establish 173 new camps in drought regions of the western United States. Twelve camps will be run by the soil erosion service and seven by the bureau of reclamations. Acting director J J McEntee announced locations including Stillwater and Orlando Oklahoma for the soil erosion service.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
West
Soil Erosion Service
Bureau of Reclamations
J. J. McEntee
Stillwater
Orlando
Okla
Students Revolt Against Hitler in Goettingen Clash
About a thousand university students in Goettingen clashed with brown shirted Nazi student members in a fiery town hall confrontation. Fire department hose failed to stop the violence before police arrested ten ringleaders for breach of the peace and inciting revolt. Two fraternities were suspended as the incident signals growing German student dissatisfaction with the Nazi movement.
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Goettingen
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Dillinger hunted in Chicago area
In Chicago area on July 16 John Dillinger and his henchmen were pursued after a violent ambush left two state highway policemen wounded. Sergeant Harry Bingham and his detail reported three Ford V-8 cars with four men and a woman seen nearby before gunfire erupted injuring Cross and McAllister as they offered aid.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Harry Bingham
Dillinger
Fred McAllister
Gilbert Cross
Cross
McAllister
Oklahoma Rural Letter Carriers Convene in Ada
Several hundred men and women from across Oklahoma gather in Ada for the Oklahoma Rural Letter Carriers association convention. Activities include joint and auxiliary meetings at the First Baptist church, a banquet at the church, and sessions at the tabernacle and Aldridge hotel with speakers from state and national offices.
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Oklahoma
Ada
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association and Auxiliary
Aldridge Hotel
First Baptist Church
Oil Man Arrested on Murder Charge at Rio Grande City
San Antonio oil operator PR Bolling was arrested in a cafe by Starr county deputy E Gonzales and turned over to Duval county deputies. He is accused of killing a man in San Diego a year ago and was said to be taken to San Diego for custody. Bolling owns oil properties in the region and arrived last Saturday.
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Puller
Nelson
E. M. Bennett
Floyd Nelson
Sim Nelson
Murray County
Bennett
Rio Grande City
PR. S. Bolling
San Antonio
Duvall County
Bolling
E. Gonzales
Starr County
San Diego
Duval
Boilling
Bank Robbed Near Granbury. $5000 Taken
The Tolar Granbury area bank was robbed this afternoon of about $5,000 by two young men who fled in a car. Details were not available at the time.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tolar
Granbury
Accident victim somewhat improved after fall from window
Sam Fahrney, possibly Allen, who fell from a second story window to alley paving Saturday afternoon, is reported somewhat improved at Ada hospital. He suffered a skull fracture and was conscious this morning. Attorney J W Bolen says Fahrney fell from a hall window near his office, not from his office as earlier stated.
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Sam Fahrney
Allen
Fahrney
Ada Hospital
J. W. Bolen
Constable Killed in Frederick Knife Fight
An attempt to stop a knife fight at a Manitou park eight miles north of Frederick led to the death of Constable W F Jones 45. Virgil Jones and Claude Meadows of Tipton were wounded. Jones was in critical condition and Meadows was jailed. No charges were filed.
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Frederick
Manitou Park
Here
W. F. Jones
Jones
Virgil Jones
Claude Meadows
Tipton
Meadows
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County Club
Justice Court
Clay Jones
Mose Puller
Sanford
Manager Press Association
C. C
Hural Lette
Ladies Auxiliary
A. Linscheid
East Central State Teachers’ College
Tabernacle
Ada High School
Wyatt C. Freeman
Gertrude Pendergraft
Bert E. Ratliff
Pontotoc County Association
J. C. Curry
First Methodist Church
Ben Hatcher
A. M. Kerr
Ada Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Lewis
L. E. Job
L. M
Ladies’ Auxiliary
C. C. Morris
W. S. Durst
Texas
J. B. Hill
Mr. Hill
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First National Bank
P. A. Norris
G. J. Morton
R. W. Simpson
S. K. Grant
F. C. Norris
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