Democratic gains widen path to control of House
Early returns show Democrats likely to command the House with at least twenty two seats gained across eight states including New York Illinois Kentucky Missouri and Ohio. Oklahoma Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina show further Democratic strength while some districts remain uncertain.
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Mann
Wilson
Maher
Vaughan
Crowley
New York State
Herbert Parsons
Jefferson M. Levy
William Bennett
Henry George
Kentucky
Joseph B. Bennett
W. J
Utica
Charles A. Tdicott
Maryland
John J. Mitchell
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Bira McGuire
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
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House of Representatives
Missouri
Ohio
Maine
West Virginia
Landslide for Harmon in Ohio Governing Race
Early returns across Ohio show Governor Harmon re-elected by more than 40,000 votes with gains in cities and rural areas. Hardin trails statewide. Democratic chairman Nichols predicts a decisive win for Harmon. County results vary with large margins in Hamilton and Cuyahoga, while Cincinnati precincts favor Harmon.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Harmon
Warren G. Hardin
Oklahoma 10 Remain Day and Real Estate Sale Notice
The Anti Saloon League reports the high license amendment defeated by 25 000 votes. Notice is given of a private sale of Rosa E Potts estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma on November 42 1910 at 1 PM at the Coalgate courthouse. Henry Potts administrator invites written bids with cash terms and delivery to Wardville.
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Howerton
Supt
Conger
Anti-Salaom League
Rosa E. Potts
County Court
County of Coal
State of
Oklahoma
A. D
Court House
Coalgate
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Range Hight
Seid
Wardville
Cash basis for business starts November 15 says MEIGS
A note from AH work stating all future work will be paid in cash only starting November 15. No credit or exceptions will be allowed. Signed MEIGS.
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E& P
Governor Lee Cruce Thanks Democrats Across Oklahoma
Governor Lee Cruce extended thanks to all who supported the Democratic effort nationwide and in Oklahoma. He predicted a large victory margin, asserting his lead would be about 40,000 if votes total 300,000 and about 30,000 if 250,000.
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Oklahoma
Lee Cruce
Marriage License Record From Oklahoma Towns
Marriage license records list H. K. Reed of Alma Texas aged 34 and Fannie Davis of Ada aged 21 along with Jno Phelps of Sasakwa 22 and Mrs E lis Howard of Gasakwa 26. Also Charley Mitchell 28 and Edna Auten 20 of Vanoss and O W Rodgers 22 with Lucy Jacas 20 of Roff. Others include Jno Cox Center 24 and Ethel Davne 20 and E T Sumner 22 with Maudena Carney 20 of Ada.
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H. K. Reed
Alma
Tex
Fannie Davis
Ada
Jno. Phelps
Sasakwa
Elis Howard
Gasakwa
Charley Mitchell
Vanoss
Edna Auten
O. W. Rodgers
Roff
Lucy Jacas
Jno. Cox
Center
Ethel Davne
E. T. Sumner
Maudéna Carney
Cruce
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Egypt
ecNeal
Oakman
cNeal
Chapmen
Fris
Eguinst
Franke
iMtchell
Amendment
Eagainst
Price School House
Lale
Iruel
Bitchell
Lovelady
Roff—Cruce
Oklahoma court champions common sense over old precedents
A fragment notes the Oklahoma court earning prominence by applying practical judgment instead of rigid rules from earlier eras, praising its approach as bringing practical sense into modern decisions.
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Oklahoma Court
Ada Visitors Map Local Movement in Oakman Areas
Local notes show residents visiting Ada on various days with several Oakman and Francis mentions. Messages include multiple trips by Holmans, Smiths, Leaches, and Robsons, plus social events and a candy party hosted by Miss Myrtle Carter. Cotton picking nears completion in the county.
Egypt Happenings and Local Notes
Rev Landreth preached here Saturday night. W H Nettles was here on business Tuesday. J H Griffith purchased a fine farm near Stratford. G A South made a business trip to Steedman Saturday. Othel Dobbs visited Glennie Griffith Sunday. D R Rushing was a pleasant visitor Sunday evening. Bro Bees delivered a fine sermon Sunday morning. J R Floyd and G A South er attended court at Ardmore. Mrs Shipman of Ada visited Mrs Marion Smith Sunday. Rev Fowler of Ada gave a temperance talk here Sunday evening.
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Landreth
W. H. Nettles
J. H. Griffith
Stratford
G. A South
Steedman
Othel Dobbs
Glennie Griffith
D. R. Rushing
Bro. Bees
J. R. Floyd
G. A. Southerer
Ardmore
Noisy Election Day Sees Quiet Vote on High License Amendment
The writer reports returning from a local election where voting was quiet and the majority voted no on the high license amendment. Farmers near completion of cotton picking and mentions Lovelady and Mr. Ross in relation to wheat. The writer started sowing a small patch today.
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Lovelady
Mr. Ross
Strayed or Stolen Pale Red Cow with Calf Reward
Notice reports a pale red cow with white on flanks and legs and a young calf if alive. Bragd en. DAY on left side. Jersey stock head. Reward five dollars offered.
Light Vote Reported in Pontotog County as Returns Grow
In Pontotog County election officers report 36 boxes so far with light overall turnout below 1907 statehood levels. Results show Lem Mitchell narrowly trailing John Chapman for sheriff. governor candidates and Prohibition Amendment tallies vary by ward and box with Ada, Stonewall, Owl Creek and other precincts listed. Final statewide tally expected soon. county totals indicate McNeal leading Mitchell in several races and overall Cricrees plurality estimated around 1,144 from early returns.
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Lem Mitchell
Sheriff
Jnc. Chapman
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
We take this means of tender our heartfelt thanks to Union Hill and Egypt for many acts of kindness during the illness and death of Waughter Joh. They did everything possible for us and we never forget it. The old reliable yard and the lenf ers in Tow prices, good grades aud fair treatment, give them a driver at your business. 3. Henry Collings.
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Union Hill
Egypt
Henry Collings
Besema Skin Cure Promoted for Eruptions and Soothing Relief
A historical notice claims Besema and a D. D. D preparation provide instant relief for skin diseases. The statement emphasizes a simple Wintergae based formula and urges reader trust in the remedy to heal and restore the skin’s condition.
Cotton Market Opening Report
The cotton market opened amid uncertain trading after yesterday’s activity. Prices and regional areas were reported as unsettled this morning with buyers showing cautious interest.
Pontotoc Gives Cruce 1100 Plurality
Prom Wednesday's Daily reports election results in Pontotoc County with Cruce leading McNeal and others by about 1100 votes. In 19aF Haskell had 2328 and Frantz 855, a 1473 plurality for Haskell, while 1908 totals show Bryan 1841 and Paft 860 with a 981 plurality for Bryan.
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Vaness
Lanham
Cruce
McNeal
Lemp
Haskell
Frantz
Bryan
Socialist vote in Pontotog County shows 312 for governor nominee
The partial tally from 36 boxes lists Cumbie as socialist governor candidate with 312 votes. officials note the overall total may rise to about 400 as remaining boxes are counted. The report records early returns and identifies a surge for socialist ballots.
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Ser Cumbie
Final returns show Mitchell majority after sheriff race
From Wednesday's daily report final returns indicate Mitchell winning by a margin of 188 votes over Chapman. The tally arrived by telephone and confirms a two to three point lead in the sheriff race.
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Sheriffs Ram
Gm Mitchell
Chapman
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