Model town plan to end gambling by vigilante ruling
A dapper young politician joins a stout ally to suppress gambling in their town. They observe a large game run by a cattleman, collect the proceeds over forty eight hours, and break up the activity to claim success in a bid to govern with strong moral authority.
Flopped again in Caddo County politics and press
The piece discusses the Caddo County Times and speculation on an independent ticket. It questions printing favoritism, editorial aims, and the motives of reform movements, warning readers about political tricksters and urging voters to choose good men within their own parties. John F. Brown of the Mo Lumber Co. leaves for Kansas City for a lumber convention as the Hoos trade group gathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddo County Times
C.T
the Tribune
Business Republican
Democrat
John F. Brown
Mo, Lumber Co
Kansas City
Kans
Okla
Hoohoos
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OTT & Son
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Kreitzer
Cantiler
DIXON
the National Bank of
D. T. Flynn, Win, Grimes
B.S, Dixon
D. Kreitzer
of National Bank
We of
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Regio
Univer
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Ue Dolater
Renee Hite
McAlister
Colorado
Stephenson-Browne Lbr. Co
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Alston
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Cor
Orla
Reece Agency
Office
Ee SL
Beckworth
Huys
Victor
Aetna Building and Loan Association
Aetna
Manchester of England & Citizens Fire Ins. Co's
O. B. Case & Co