Oklahoma Republicans in Washington face internal feuds
Oklahoma Republicans in Washington feud over patronage for district attorney marshalship and postmaster roles. Harris battles with Harreld allies while Disney and Lorton clash with Daugherty. A soldiers hospital project and civil service post office rules add to the political strain in Oklahoma.
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Washington
James A. Harris
Harreld
Frank Lee
United States
Harris
QO. H. Graves
Pryor
Cooper
Henry Cooper
Stigler
John Simpson
Tulsa
Bert Chandler
Eugene Lorton
Disney
Busy Bee
Daugherty
Oklahoma
Ohio
Daucherty
United States District Attorneyship
United States Marshalship
O. H. P. Brewer
Muskogee
Zula Breeden
Haskell
Breeden
Wilson
Brewers
Cook
Erty
Hays
Jake Hannon
Jim Harris
Hannon
Jake
Marshall Nils Bound Over for Trial in Murder Case
Evidence summarized in a district court proceeding bound Marshall Nils for trial on a murder charge. Officers described a gunfight during his arrest at the Byrd hotel in Ada, with Nils wounded and captured after a pursuit ending in Sam Kerr's barn. The case is slated for a special April term.
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Justtice Brown
B. Tr. Marshall
Sherif Gus Nebhut
A. C. Chaney
Byrd Hotel
Marshall
Nebhut
Townsend Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Duncan
Byars Chapman
Will Roeddie
Mr. Chapman
Sam Kerr
LeFlore County
Poteau
LeFlore
Coalgate
Wade
Final push urged for Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
County Agent urges all cotton farmers to join the Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association now to save expense and ensure early access to warehousing and sale support. He notes 900,000 bales to sign and benefits rise with higher membership, warns that after April 2 terms may change. Next week offers opportunity for nonmembers to join.
Sutton Jigwens Plan New Membership Drive
Oklahoma City March 19 Special The 16 000 farmers already members of the Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association will finish the drive for the 300 000 bale minimum goal Over 225 000 bases signed up secret ary C L Stealey says To speed the drive members vote March 28 to April 2 and pay membership by notes payable from first cotton sold The drive aims to finance early 1921 operations and reach the 300 000 bale goal before fall duties Arthur McBeth Konawa visited on business and news ends with vermifuge ad urging worm prevention for children
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
C. L. Stealey
Stealey
Honest Bill Showings Planned This Friday and Saturday
Honest Bill will appear this Friday and Saturday, bringing entertainment to local audiences. The event notes indicate performances across two days with timing and venue details to follow.
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Honest Bill
Mrs. Annie Cooley Praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Mrs. Annie H. Cooley of Middlefield Connecticut suffered a severe grip and threat of pneumonia. She began using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and experienced relief as chest pains faded, the cough loosened, and expectoration became easy, with recovery noted. She urges others to try the remedy.
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Annie H. Cooley
Middlefield
Con
Chamberlain
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