Oklahoma Editorial Attacks Williams Fields Campaign Clash
In a trenchant editorial tone Oklahoma Democrats are urged to repudiate Bob Williams and Woodrow Wilson to rebuke big business influence. The piece contrasts Williams and Fields as open primary choice versus self appointed leaders, arguing for broad state governor selection and criticizing Al Jennings and party leadership. Memorial notices and local updates follow, including obits and community happenings.
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Much Cotton Leaves New York
More than 15 000 bales of cotton were shipped to Europe from New York today as German agents buy amid England's declaration that cotton is not contraband. A new storm wear garment combines coat and knee trousers to be worn over other clothes for motorists in bad weather.
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Villistas claim sovereignty at Aguas Calientes convention
El Paso dispatch reports a stormy peace convention session in Aguas Calientes where Villista delegates declare the body sovereign in Mexico and depose Carranza as provisional president. Carranza supporters clash, Zapata delegates back the Villistas, and Villa protests Carranzista tactics including an alleged assassination plot.
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