Tulsa World Edits Signal Ferris Victory in Democratic Primary
The Tulsa World concedes Scott Ferris will win the Democratic nomination and urges Republicans to back Harreld in the GOP primary. Editors say party leaders see Gore’s loss as likely, shifting support to Harreld to oppose Ferris and appeal to Gore’s radical backers.
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Blake
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Oklahoma
Linscheid presidency to bind East Central and Southeastern
The accession of Mr. Linscheid to the East Central Normal presidency promises closer cooperation between Ada and Durant. It will cement ties as Durant and Ada teams visit each other on gridiron and diamond, with students welcoming former instructors and supporters aiding both schools' progress.
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Evening News
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State Board of Education
Gore and His Socialist Backers Rally for Gore
The piece notes socialists across Arkansas openly support Gore, citing speakers and organizers in Jefferson Fowler, Ed Kerr, Hart, Clark, Snider, Brice, and others. It recalls prewar socialist ties, wartime draft resistance, and letters of encouragement said to link Gore to the movement.
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Coal Counties
Ed Kerr
Stonewall
Kerr
Marshall County
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Hugo Gore
Campainger
Brice
Senate
Watson Aims Democratic Comeback Staging in Georgia
Shawnee News notes Tom Watson of Georgia arranging a comeback into the Democratic Party while Hobart Republican cites Governor Cox promising a Texas swing. The doubtful column question remains unresolved.
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Shawnee News
Tom Watson
Georgia
Hobart
Cox
Texas
De Valera Bleeds In New York Hotel Suite Fight For Ireland
Across Tulsa Shawnee Pittsburg County and Georgia papers report political tension and legal feuds. De Valera presses his stance while Oklahoma judges face mounting evidence disputes. Georgians debate moving the capital between Atlanta and Macon as elections loom.
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Tulsa Tribune
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
New York
Pittsburg County
Oklahoma
Georgia
Atlanta
Macon
Postal worker retirement amid long service age rules
A young man starting work in the postal service can retire after 35 years of service with a pension ranging from 360 to 720 dollars per year.
Gore claim on tax saved for zinc firm questioned
Senator Gore boasted of saving the zinc company $600000 in taxes but observers say someone else bore the cost of the tax relief and the firm still benefited.
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Ardmorelle
Gore
Senator Gore and the food conservation act clash
Ardmorelle reports Gore boasted of voting against the food conservation act. The bill aimed to save food for shipment to France for the army and for home use if not shipped. Opponents warned a vote against it struck at the boys in the trenches.
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Ardmorelle
Gore
France
Liquid Borozone touted as miraculous wound healer
Advertised medicine claims Liquid Borozone heals cuts burns and sores with superior radicity. Available in three sizes at 30c 60c and 1.20 sold by Bart Smith. Also notes James I sent felons abroad and Dumas died poor.
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Bart Smith
Adv
Wheat and corn futures drop sharply in Kansas City
Wheat futures fell 13 to 14 points and corn declined five cents per bushel at the close in Kansas City. The grain market had already seen a dramatic drop yesterday with corn and wheat down 7 to 11 cents.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Teething Babies Helped By McGee's Elixir Ad
Hot weather and teething cause heat pain and stomach disorder among babies. McGee's Baby Elixir relieves the discomfort by aiding stomach and bowels. Price 35c and 60c, sold by Bart Smith.
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McGee
Bart Smith
Oklahoma City Boards Prepares Coal Stock For Winter
The Oklahoma City board of education ordered 3,500 tons of bituminous coal with guaranteed delivery. Bunkers in city school buildings will hold 1,600 tons and be kept filled to avert a fuel shortage next winter.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Board of Education
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