Roff Fair Exceeds Expectations Despite Rain Drive
The Roffs township fair exhibits drew large crowds with over seventy exhibitors and nearly 250 premium items. Corn and farm displays led by Blue Valley farm under H. G. Foster highlighted strong livestock showings. local schools and canning efforts praised. Harris and Pollock lauded for organizing duties and county fair success.
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H. G. Foster
R. I. Pollock
Jack Leeper
J. A. Dancer
Edd Cushman
Rofs High School
Roff
Allen
Oklahoma
R. S. Harris
R. I Pollock
Fitzhugh Township
Lord Mayor of London Appoints New Aide
In London the Lord Mayor announces the appointment of a new aide as part of city governance. Details are sparse but the move signals ongoing administrative changes in the mayoral office.
Moore asserts Cox funds charges lack best evidence
In Chicago on September 7 E H Moore personal representative of Governor Cox disputed the senate committee on campaign expenditures. He argued the committee is not seeking the best evidence and questioned why Col William Thompson and sixty paid organizers were not called. He said Cox has no evidence beyond what Moore produced and that Upham’s office employees may hold key details.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Senate
Senator Pee
Cox
Kenyon
Arigteaans
Roosevelt Jr to Speak for Harding in Okmulgee County Meeting
Delegations arrive including a Muskogee band of 18 and four airplanes piloted by notable aviators. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr. is scheduled to deliver an address in support of Senator Harding’s presidential candidacy at an afternoon meeting in Okmulgee and surrounding areas.
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Okmulgee County
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harding
Muskogee
Roosevelt
Vinita
Ada Style Show Opens Tomorrow At McSwain Theater
Ada merchants stage a big two hour style show at the McSwain theater from 2:30 to 4:30 pm tomorrow. An estimated two thousand women are expected to attend as Ada promotes itself as a leading merchandising center in the region.
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Ada
McSwain Theater
McSwain
U S Attorney Reveals New Information On Campaign Expenditures
United States Attorney Charles F. Kline announced that information about presidential expenditures was submitted by E. H. Moore, Governor Cox's representative, to the senate investigation. He noted a question of perjury in witness testimony at the senatorial hearing.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Charles F. Kline
E. H. Moore
Cox
Senate
Kline
Blossom
Cleveland
Protzman
Senator Reed
W. A. Woodford
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Forth
Post
Missouri
Cox quota figures for Cleveland campaign substantiated
Witnesses testifying before the Senate funds committee said Cleveland’s quota of 400000 was correct and that Ohio’s statewide goal matched the same amount. Details showed paid national committee agents and Woodford led planning while canvass teams targeted 3000 prospects from a Woodford list.
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Associate Press
Chicago
Cox
Cleveland
National Committee
Georgia
Senate Committee
Dudley S. Blossom
Cuyahoga County
Fred W. Upham
Ohio
C. W. McClure
Atlanta
Upham
C. F. Taylor
Taylor
McClure
Stockridge
Associated Press
Republican Fund Committee
Senatorial Committee
Reed
Fred Upham
Blossom
A. A. Protzman
W. R. Woodford
Ways and Means
Earthquake Claims Hundreds in Italian Town of Fivizzano
A strong quake at Fivizzano, Italy, kills hundreds and injures many as reported by Messa to the Tribune. The disaster is the most deadly in the area in recent memory.
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Associated Press
Rome
Fivizzano
Tribune
Messa
Donahue Returns to Pittsburg for Ada Battery Work
Major W. H. Donahue came home to Pittsburg after aiding the battery of ae ne to be organized here this week. He expresses satisfaction with Ada's battery plans and says every effort will be made to make it the best in the state.
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W. H. Donahue
Pittsburg
Ada
Cotton crops suffer slow growth from heavy rains in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports the states crops made poor progress the week ending September 7 as cool cloudy weather and excessive rain hindered growth. The weather bureau synopsis notes below normal temperatures and limited sunshine across the period.
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Oklahoma City
Weather Bureau
Harding Speaks in Minnesota on Farm Self Sufficiency
At the Minnesota State Fair Senator Harding outlines his agricultural program aimed at national self sufficiency. He calls for greater farmer representation, cooperative marketing, world market studies, farm loan reforms, improved railroad service, and tariff revisions to shield American agriculture.
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Associated Press
Minnesota State Fair
Harding
Minnesota
Cox to Arrive in Tulsa for October Visit
Governor James M. Cox democratic presidential nominee will reach Tulsa October 1 at 7 30 p m not 5 30 p m as first planned. East side cities pledge large delegations to attend, with venues pending national committee decision.
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James M. Cox
W. P. Mehaffey
Ohio Club
Ben Lafayette
State
Democratic Central Committee
Lafayette
Cox
Muskogee
Okmulgee
Bartlesville
Sapulpa
Wagoner
Nowata
Cushing
East Side
National Committee
Vention Hall
Owens Park
Moses Nominated in Republican Primary in Manchester
Senator G H Moses, rival of the nation’s opponents, was officially nominated by Republicans in Manchester in the primary by about twelve thousand votes over H Spaulding. Returns indicate a decisive victory in the contest reported by the Associated Press from Manchester.
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Manchester
G. H. Moses
E of Nations
S. Au
Iocity
Spaulding
King Victor Visits King Victor Visits
A brief note records King Victor visiting King Victor in a ceremonial event tied to aceon 3 pais the ero, highlighting a formal royal gesture and the ongoing relations between the two entities.
Shriners Plan Ada ceremonial trip to Sulphur
Shriners choose Ada for a ceremonial on Oct 7 by a special India Temple train, then travel to Sulphur Oct 8 for the event. Gaspeck and festivities are arranged with local hosts while other temples coordinate in Oklahoma.
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Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
Muskogee
India
Ada
McAlester
Wisconsin Governor Race News Reading Highlights
An Agate Press dispatch from Milwaukee reports on the Wisconsin governor race with findings that suggest strong voter interest. The brief notes early polling and public attention surrounding the campaign dynamics as September unfolds.
First Normal Assembly at East Central School
The first general assembly of East Central State Normal School will meet in the Normal auditorium on Thursday September 9 at 10 30. A fine musical program is planned and Ada's leading citizens will give addresses. All interested are urged to attend.
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East Central State Normal School
Normal Auditorium
Ada
East Central State
Normal School
Governor Uses Every Means to Stop Anthrax Outbreak
Governor Robertson ordered the state agriculture board to deploy all powers to stamp out a new anthrax outbreak in Pittsburg County and provided 10000 under a deficiency certificate for the effort.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Robertson
State Board of Agriculture
Pittsburg
Case Against Conservative Loan Company Advances in Court
Co. F. Green representing Co. and Griffith filed a petition for a continuance in Justice Brown's court this morning. Griffith sues Conservative Loan Company for insurance money. petition drafted and case set to be heard September 33.
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Co. & Griffith
Justice Brown
Griffith
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