Tulsa World Edits Tilt Toward Harreld in Oklahoma Primary
An editorial in the Tulsa World signals a shift toward endorsing Harreld for the Republican nomination as it predicts Scott Ferris will win the Democratic nomination over Gore. The piece argues party leaders align with Harreld if Ferris leads and notes the paper's past opposition to Harreld over Berger.
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World
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Harrelds
Victor Berger
Harreld
Berger
Tulsa
Gore
Republican Party
Ernest Blake
Blake
Reid
Oklahoma
Gore and His Socialist Allies Back Gore Campaign
The piece alleges widespread socialist support for Gore across Arkansas counties including Jeff A. Fowler in the socialist slate, Ed Kerr in Pontotoc and Coal Counties, Hart in Madill, Clark in Boswell, Snider in Seminole County, and Brice near Hugo. It claims socialists and draft resisters rally to reelect Gore, citing past draft resistance and “letters from Senator Gore” found after a draft uprising.
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Coal Counties
Ed Kerr
Stonewall
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Marshall County
Hart of Madill
Choctaw County
Clark
Boswell
Stanley J. Clark
Leavenworth
Seminole County
Snider
Oklahoma
Hugo Gore
Brice
Senate
Senator Goré
Linscheid Presidency Fuels Ada Durant School Ties
The accession of Mr. Linscheid at Central Normal strengthens East Central Ada and Southeastern Durant cooperation. The two cities’ normals gain mutual support, with firmer ties through athletic events and shared governance. The Evening News hails this as a fortunate step for state education and regional progress.
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Georgia's Tom Watson Plans Democratic Comeback
Shawnee News reports Tom Watson of Georgia is arranging a return to the Democratic Party as part of a political comeback effort.
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Shawnee News
Tom Watson
Georgia
Hobart Republican Questions Cox Texas Swing Promise
A Hobart Republican questions Governor Cox's pledge to include Texas in his campaign swing. The uncertain column questions whether Texas is listed among states under scrutiny.
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Cox
Texas
De Valera Fights and Dies for Ireland in New York Hotel
Tulsa Tribune reports President Eamon de Valera, leader of the Irish republic, remains in a New York hotel suite as he fights for his country. Shawnee News notes Judge Jean Day, now wealthy from oil, accused of Oklahoma lawyers shaping evidence amid recent events.
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Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
New York
Shawnee
Jean Day
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Gore Ferris politics flare in Pittsburg County
The Pittsburg County Guardian notes heated partisan tensions over the Gore Ferris dispute in Oklahoma. It hints at upcoming political battles as Georgia voters consider whether to keep Atlanta as the capital or move to Macon.
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Pittsburg County
Oklahoma
Georgia
Atlanta
Macon
Who said there were no opportunities any more
A Tulsa Tribune comment questions the idea that opportunities have vanished, challenging prevailing gloom and suggesting room for new ventures and possibilities. The piece frames optimism, urging readers to seek alternative paths and reopen discussions on growth.
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Tulsa Tribune
Senator Gore claims credit for saving zinc company taxes
Ardmorelle notes Senator Gore asserted he saved a zinc company $600,000 in taxes but suggests someone else ultimately bore the cost or loss from the tax break.
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Ardmorelle
Gore
Senator Gore Praises Vote Against Food Censor Bill
Senator Gore boasted that voting against the food censor saved wholesome food for shipment to France and for home consumption. He claimed the bill’s defeat supported the boys in the trenches by ensuring ample rations and good food at home and abroad.
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Ardmorelle
Gore
France
Liquid Borozone Marvel for Fast Wound Healing
An advertisement touts Liquid Borozone as a rapid healer for cuts wounds burns and scalds with claimed speed and effectiveness. It lists prices 30c 60c and 1.20 and credits Bart Smith as the seller.
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Bart Smith
Adv
James I and Alexander Dumas in Historical Foreshadowing
James I pioneered transporting felons abroad as punishment shaping early imperial policies. Alexander Dumas distributed fortunes before dying impoverished, a paradoxical end for a famed author.
Grain futures fall sharply in Kansas City market
Wheat futures drop 13 to 14 points and corn futures fall five cents per bushel at the close. The decline follows a sensational drop a day earlier with corn and wheat tumbling 7 to 11 cents.
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Associated Press
Kansas
City
Teething Babies Gain Relief From Heat With Elixir
Hot weather harms teething infants causing heat pain and stomach upset. McGee's Baby Elixir claims to ease distress by correcting stomach and bowels. Price 35c or 60c sold by Bart Smith.
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McGee
Bart Smith
Oklahoma City Schools Secure 3500 Tons Coal for Winter
The Oklahoma City board of education ordered 3500 tons of bituminous coal with guaranteed delivery. Bunkers in school buildings will store 1600 tons and be kept filled.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Board of Education
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