Electoral vote counts and political tensions in Oklahoma
The article analyzes state electoral votes led by New York with 45 and California with 13, notes North Carolina political rifts over Smith, and forecasts party realignments amid bolting factions. It also discusses corruption concerns, law enforcement integrity, and a push to develop reservoirs for fishing near McAlester.
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The Death Sentence and Pontotoc County Fair Preview
The editorial laments capital punishment after noting Kentucky’s executions, then pivots to Pontotoc CountyFair prospects with secretary J. B. Hill announcing record exhibits and strong yields. Forecasts praise corn output, potential prices, and overall agricultural prospects for the region.
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Mexican labor minister resigns to ease tensions in Mexico
Mexico City July 23 Gen Antonio Rios Zertuche chief of police says a full confession from Jose de Leon Toral, Obregon assassin, has been obtained but contents not revealed. Calles accepts resignations of labor leaders Morones Gasca Moneda to preserve revolutionary unity. Congress plans provisional presidency to two years. Toral to stand trial. Clergy aiding inquiry. Morones in hiding amid threats.
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Wilbur cites encouraging Nicaragua news for Coolidge
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels Wilbur arrives in Superior for an overnight White House stay and hints at important undisclosed Nicaragua developments. He says reports from Nicaragua look hopeful and the outlook for the November elections is comforting despite recent defections.
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Terry Denton Consents to Run for Pontotoc County Seat
Terry Denton, unknown to readers as a candidate, declares willingness to serve Pontotoc county in the Oklahoma state legislature if nominated and elected. He cites prior Texas service and laws while noting no campaign efforts and readiness to support the voters’ choice.
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Carranza flier Emilio Carranza returns in mournful Mexico City
Crowds along ten miles of streets greet the returning good will flyer as Mexico City observes double mourning for Emilio Carranza and the assassination of President-elect Obregon. Army planes, cadets, and the presidential guard escort the pallbearers to the war department and cemetery. Dwight W. Morrow attends.
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Riot Call Halts Harlem Uprising
A special police squad was deployed in Harlem after a mob estimated at 2500 attacked officers protecting Clarence Donald during an arrest attempt. Four officers were injured and a machine gun used to disperse the riot as stores and homes were damaged. Samuel McFadden, a plainclothes Black officer, and three white officers were among those involved.
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Smith Eyes Limited Yet Strategic Campaign Pace
Albany July 23 Governor Smith weighs a tight eight week campaign plan. Advisers urge rapid road travel and a loud climax before the November vote. He contemplates few speeches per day, radio broadcasts, and indoor appearances to guard his voice.
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Boll weevil damage is the highest taxes you pay
A brief editorial line compares boll weevil damage to taxes, implying farmers bear heavy financial strain from both pests and fiscal costs. It notes the burden on agricultural communities and suggests policy or relief considerations.
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