Oklahoma Democrats Battle Over Governor Support in County Caucuses
In Oklahoma City on January 23 United Press reports a second test of pro and anti Governor Henry S. Johnston forces ahead of Saturday district caucuses and a March state convention. County results show administration gains in Oklahoma, Tulsa, Logan, Okmulgee, Muskogee, Noble, Enid, Garfield with chairs elected and resolutions endorsing the governor.
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Oklahoma City
Henry 8. Johnston
Ucuses
Strer
George D. Key
Key
Oklahoma
George A. Henshaw
Pat Henry
Johnston
Logan County
Mose Anderson
Oklahoma Grand Lodge of Masonry
Supreme Cour
Tulsa
John Logan
Okmulgee
O. O. Hammonds
Harry Pickford
Muskogee
Noble County
William Bowles
Enid
Garfield County
Garfield County Friends of
Sam Campbell
Ask Bootleggers Be Driven From Camps
A petition requesting the prohibition of bootlegging activity amid camps is reported in Washington on January 23, with Associated Press coverage noting public concern over illegal drinking and enforcement actions being considered by authorities.
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the Associated Press
Washington
Health Board Would Kill all Stray Dogs
Providence Rhode Island January 23 Dr Byron A Richard secretary of the state board of health urges killing every stray dog in Rhode Island He notes Rhode Island has only one rabies case in two years while neighboring Massachusetts shows high prevalence and fears Bay State dogs could cross the border spreading the disease to Rhode Island rovers
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International News Service
Providence
R. L
Rhode Island
Byron A. Richard
State Board of Health
Massachusetts
Richards
Bay State
Rovers
Bureau drives bootleggers from Pittsburgh mining camps
Phillip Murray vice president of the United Mine Workers of America filed the bureau today to uproot non-union activities in the Pittsburgh district coal mining camps.
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Pittsburgh
Bureau
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Prospect for Landing 1928 Texas AAUW Meeting
Amarillo is favored for the 1928 meeting of the Texas division of the American Association of University Women according to a letter to the Board of City Development from president Mrs. H C Burke Jr and corresponding secretary Mrs Frank J Davidson.
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Amarillo
Texas
American Association of University Women
Board of City Development
H. C. Burke Jr
Frank J. Davidson
Burke
Amarillo Hosts Welcome for Wide-Awake Organization Unit
The group received hospitality in Amarillo and praise for its wide-awake leadership. A directors meeting will soon decide the next meeting place.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Chapmr
Chilean Government Secures $41 Million Loan for Rail Debt
Santiago reports the government has contracted with National City Bank of New York for a loan of 41 million dollars to consolidate state railway debts.
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Santiago
Chile
National City Bank of New York
Noted French Rheumatism Prescription Offered by Paul Case
A letter from Paul Case of Brockton offers his French rheumatism and neuritis prescription, claimed to have helped thousands. He states the prescription cost him nothing and he will mail it to anyone who sends their address.
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France
Paul Case
Brockton
How to Kill Your Rats Envelopes Advertise Novel Poison
An old ad claims No. 9 Rat Killer envelopes kill rats by gnawing through the package, delivering poison and forcing them to die outside. It promises a refund if rats aren’t gone in 24 hours and names No. Co. of Columbus, Georgia as the advertiser.
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Columbus
Farmer Goes On Trial For Fatal Quarrel
Norman Okla Jan 28 A L Sledge 52 year old truck farmer stood trial on charges of murdering neighbor R O Lee in a line fence quarrel He admitted firing the fatal shot and was defended by Ben F Williams The case marks a climactic point in a long running dispute between the two men.
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Norman
Okla
A. L Sledge
R. O. Lee
Sledge
Ben F. Williams
Famous Mine and Oil Operator Dies Today
Thomas A. Merritt, 4, a noted mine, oil, timber and real estate operator, who helped develop mines in Nevada Oklahoma and Arizona, died in Duluth Minnesota. The item also notes fish variants nicknamed the electric eel African catfish and the torpedo can discharge electricity at will.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Thomas A. Merritt
Nevada
Oklahoma
Arizona
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