Coolidge Sees Landslide Victory With Late Returns
New York Nov 5 With late returns Coolidge Republican leads nationally by a Harding-like margin. Congressional results show a gains of about a dozen reps and three to four senators likely. Davis carries Kentucky while Roosevelt and La Follette fail to clinch electoral votes.
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New York
Coolidge
Harding
Congress
Senate
House
John W. Davis
Kentucky
Cox
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harding Davis
Davis
New Mexico
New York State
Upstate
New Engand
Hio
Illinois
Ise
Pacific Coast
California
Repubcan
Alfred E. Smith
Republicans may gain majority in next Congress
New York dispatch notes uncertain trends as Coolidge Dawes gains spread across the East Midwest and parts of the West raise questions whether Republicans will command a working majority in the next session.
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New York
East
Middle West
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Pioneer Clothier Ties With Model Firm Here
Frank McGuire a premier Oklahoma clothing man joins Model Clothiers under Harry Scheinberg. McGuire previously operated in Okmulgee and Tulsa, bringing years of experience and a pioneering reputation to the new Oklahoma venture. He is a Shriner with the Musgee temple and affiliated with the McAlester consistory and First Methodist Church.
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Frank McGuire
Oklahoma
Harry Scheinberg
McGuire
Okmulgee
Rendenberg’s
Tulsa
Musgee
McAlester
First Methodist Church
Buy it rent it sell it find it with a NEWS
I cannot determine a clear news item from the provided text. The fragment appears to be an advertising slogan about real estate and classifieds but lacks identifiable people, organizations, or events to summarize into a card.
Widow of Harding Improves After Illness in Ohio
Mrs Florence Kling Harding widow of President Warren G. Harding showed improvement after a two week illness in Marion Ohio. Dr Carl W Sawyer reported she had a fair nights rest and a hearty breakfast noting she slept better after restless hours.
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Marion
Florence Kling Harding
Harding
Carl W. Sawyer
Sawyer
Warren G. Harding
Oklahoma City returns show party balance in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma, the U S congressional delegation appears unchanged overall with one district flipping as returns from precincts trickle in. Hastings trails Reed in the 2nd, Bayless leads Montgomery in the 1st, Carter leads Welch in the 3rd, McKeown leads Wells in the 4th, Swank leads Gobbie in the 5th, Thomas leads Gensman in the 6th, and McClintic seems secure in the 7th.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
W. W. Hastings
Tahlequah
P. E. Reed
Wagoner
Wayne Bayless
Vinita
S. J. Montgomery
Bartlesville
Bayless
Montgomery
Reed
Hastings
Charles Carter
Don Welch
Madill
Tom D. McKeown
Charles E. Wells
Shawnee
F. B. Swank
Norman
John Gobbie
Guthrie
Elmer Thomas
Medicine Park
L. M. Gensman
Lawton
Jim McClintic
Capshaw Leads in Oklahoma Statewide Returns
Oklahoma City report at noon shows Fred Capshaw Democrat leading the corporation commissioner race by about 30,000 votes over Republican rival Rh B Quinn as 1 029 of 2 184 precincts are tallied. Justice of the Supreme Court tallies from 955 precincts list Mason Brues Lester DuBois Phelps and Oldfield with party alignments.
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Oklahoma City
Fred Capshaw
Kh. B. Quinn
Justice of the Supreme Court
Mason
Brues
Lester
DuBois
Phelps
Oldfield
Dan Cupid’s Month of Matchmaking in Pontotoc County
A breezy wrap of marriage activity in Pontotoc County reports 4 percent more weddings and a surge in domestic unions. The piece notes higher prosperity among men, a big margin for a rival divorce lawyer, and 15 marital separation petitions filed this month.
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Dan Cupid
Pontotoc County
Dan
Siberian Soil Freezes Deeply to 63 Feet
A Siberian soil observation notes the ground can remain permafrost bound to a depth of 63 feet in winter. The persistence of deep frost informs construction and agriculture planning in cold regions.
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Siberia
Walton Carries Pontotoc County in Historic Sweep
In Pontotoc County the Democratic slate swept to victory with J C Walton narrowly ahead by 111 votes. Results show Davis 4053 for president, Walton 3470 for U S Senate, McKeown 4574 for Congress, and Walker 3934 for Sheriff amid rapid tabulation.
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Pontotoc
J. C. Walton
John ¥. Davis
Coolide
le. Follette
U. S. Senate
Walton
Pine
Wilson
McKeown
Wells
Misenheimer
Cap Shaw
Quinn
Libbey
Strickland
Beard
Francis Box
Dean
Jones
Walker
Edmonds
Woods
Return of Oklahoma to Solid South Highlights Walton Near Loss
Oklahoma City reports show Democratic nominee J C Walton trailing as 1647 of 3184 precincts yield Davis 125073 Cookdove 105134. Early statewide totals indicate Republican W B Pine leads Walton by 95004 as Walton remains silent.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Solid South
J. C. Walton
Davis
Cookdove
W. B. Pine
Walton
Democrat Walton Trails Pine in Oklahoma Senate Race
Oklahoma City voters backed Republican W. B. Pine over Democrat former governor J. Walton in the U S senate contest. Walton offered no immediate comment and said a statement would come to the Associated Press later.
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Oklahoma City
White Runs Third in Kansas Election
William Allen White entered the Kansas gubernatorial race as an independent on an anti Ku Klux Klan platform but trailed the Republican Ben S. Paulen as results from about half the precincts came in. He was also 15 000 votes behind Democratic Governor Jonathan M. Davis.
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Topeka
Kan
William Allen White
Kansas
Ben S. Paulen
Jonathan M. Davis
Walton popularity shows shifts in 1922 and 1924 races
A Pontotoc county 1922 lead for Walton over Fields by 2 063 and Ada city lead by 26 votes is noted. In 1924 Walton carried the county over Pine by about 1M unofficial, and Ada county he lost to Pine by 763. Other areas show nearly 2 000 vote changes.
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Walton
Pontotoc County
Fields
Ada
Pine
Davis Cables Congrats on Coolidge Victory
John W. Davis sent congratulations to President Coolidge on his election and hoped for a successful administration. Coolidge replied with thanks and appreciation. Ellen T. Davis also telegraphed congratulations to Mrs. Coolidge for her husband. Davis stated he accepted the outcome without regret and wished for a beneficial administration.
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Washington
John W. Davis
President Coolidge
Ellen T. Davis
Davis
Calvin Coolidge
Courthouse bond issue appears headed for defeat
Partial returns show the $175000 courthouse and $25000 jail measures trailing, with 2775 votes for and 2526 against across eleven precincts. Ada precincts largely opposed, while irregularities in precinct boxes may alter final tallies.
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County Election Board
Ada
Early music boxes emerge after 1750 in clockwork tech
The piece notes that machines for mechanical music existed with clocks but true music boxes did not appear until after 1750, marking a milestone in automated musical devices.
News 1 Want Ad Sparks Results In Citywide Push
In a bold community effort the News 1 Want Ad yields quick responses from residents and local businesses. Readers report swift results as listings connect job seekers with employers and buyers with sellers across the city.
Indignation Over Wray Incident At Durant Game
Ada fans condemned an assault on Walter Wray after a Durant Edmond football game. Wray, a longtime official from Ada, was reportedly slugged from behind by Elkins of Durant as he left the field following a disputed call that gave Edmond the winning touchdown. he was hospitalized and later improved.
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Ada
Durant
Walter Wray
Southwestern
Wray
Edmond
Utah
Etheridge
Elkins
Ada Friends
Alleged Forger Sent to Granite on Charge
Bob Ingram, linked to a Ponzi scheme, is serving time at Granite after pleading guilty to forging checks in Pauls Valley. Pontotoc County forgery charges await his release, with alleged forgeries tied to Ada and Lawton and checks made out to R. C. White for salary and endorsed as Earl Johnson.
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Bob Ingram
Ada
Granite
Pauls Valley
Pontotoc County
Ingram
Lawton
R. C. White
Earl Johnson
Bank Looted in Dundee Five Robbers Escape with $2000
Four masked men entered the Dundee State Bank in Archer County Texas at 10 o clock and rocked the cashier and bookkeeper in the vault before escaping with $2000. They headed toward Wichita Falls as local officers launched a search.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Dundee State Bank
Dundee
Archer County
Here
Ada Hi Victorious Over Purcell In 15 0 Win
Ada high school defeated Purcell 15 to nothing on Purcell field marking the sixth straight win for Ada. The team next travels to Holdenville for Armistice Day and November 14 games against Henryetta and McAlester, two of the season’s toughest.
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Ada Hi
Purcell
Holdenville
Ada
Henryetta
Texas elects Miriam Ferguson first woman governor in state history
Dallas reports confirm Miriam Ferguson wins Texas governor race with Democratic victory amid disputes from Republican candidate George Butte and his manager W E Talbot who claim uncounted ballots. Ferguson promotes efficient administration with advice from her husband James Ferguson.
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Dallas
M. A. Ferguson
Texas
Texas Election Bureau
Western Union Telegraph Co
George C. Butte
W. E. Talbot
Miriam A. Fergusion
Wyoming
Nellie Ross
Ferguson
Georg Butte
Miriam Amenda Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
State Senate
Ex-Service man named Memorial Hall custodian
Clarence Gainey, an ex service man, has been appointed by the city commissioners as the custodian of the Memorial Convention Hall and will oversee both the convention hall and the city hall. The selection follows a appeal by the Norman Howard post American Legion that a worthy ex service man should hold the Memorial Hall post dedicated to Pontotoc county war heroes.
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Clarence Gainey
Memorial Convention Hall
Gainey
Norman Howard Post
American Legion
Convention Hall
Pontotoc County
Ada Bank Taken Over by P A Norris and Associates
The First National Bank of Ada was seized Saturday morning by P A Norris and associates who issued a new charter as First National Bank in Ada. Deposits soon surpassed withdrawals by 826390.57, and Norris pledged to personally guarantee every dollar.
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Ada
P. A. Norris
First National Bank
Washington
A. Norris
Ned Holman
First National Bank of Guthrie
A. Smith
P. B. Wall
Messrs. Norris. Holman
Smith
R. W. Simpson
S. M. Shaw
Mr. Norris
Norris
Chas. W. Collins
Roberts
Guthrie
J. A. Smith
St National
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