Judge Priest Responds To Charges In St Louis
Judge Henry 8 Priest issues a formal denial of being a Waters-Pierce Oil official and explains his role in representing Henry Clay Pierce in a Missouri suit. He defends his integrity, condemns bribery and lying, and notes support for Bryan. The statement also references associates in Republican circles and his voting stance.
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St. Louis
Henry
Priest
Provident Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil
Henry Clay Pierce
Hadley
Missouri
Nagel
Republican
Dea
R. M. Snyder
Warner
Priest Saye
Republicans Bewildered By Campaign Tactics and Canvassing Debates
The article critiques Republican campaign missteps as Democratic unity under Bryan grows. It mentions Taft’s confusion over depotic guaranty rhetoric, Bryan’s phonograph record tactic, Fryant's canned speech idea, and a rumored canning factory. It notes Oklahoma and Kansas reactions, and introduces coal magnate William T. Bushy as a presidential elector candidate from South McAlester.
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Ana
Regunian
Democratic Committee
Bryan
File
Brydn
Depotit Guaranty Lin
Kansas
Oklahoma
Taft
Fryants
Taye
Republican Party
National Democratic Campaten
Hitchbcook
Boy Wonder
William T. Bushy
South McAlester
Bryan Defends Haskell in Oklahoma Governor Dispute
Milwaukee Sept 26 William Jennings Bryan Democratic candidate for president defends knowledge of Governor Haskell against charges until court review. He cites Roosevelt letter reaction and accuses the steel trust of buying rivals to control output. Bryan questions Taft administration favoring monopolies and notes campaign finance links to Hughes.
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Haskell
Milwaukee
Wis
William Jennings Bryan
Madison
Roosevelt
Bryan
Oklahoma
Hankel
Taft
Steel Trust
Hughes
Hughes Election Fund
J. P. Morgan
John D. Rockerfelter
Andrew Carnegie
William Nelson Cromwell
Met
Prairie OM and Gas Company
Denver
National Committee
Fragmented reflection on statues and fame
A fragment reflects on leaving statues for future generations and asks how many will endure. It mentions meat celebrities and vanity, lamenting their short-lived glory and the burden of treachery.
Governor Haskell Plans Campaign Swing to Ohio
Gov Haskell will travel to Ohio next week to deliver speeches under the Democratic National Committee. He will speak at Putnam County fair on October 5. The Hearst defamation suit will be filed in a Missouri county to avoid claims of unfair trial in Oklahoma.
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Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Ohio
Democratic National Committee
Putnam County
W. R. Hearst
Missouri
New York
Hearst
Oklaoma
Local Notes From Caddo County and Surroundings
The Oaks Charley Wella and Mant Law serve as jurymen while Cal Stockton sells his lease and seeks a farm. Fred Acton plasters a house southeast of Anadarko. Various residents including Misa Pua Spencer, Grace Acton, Oscar and Hugh Barrington, Levi Sheridan, Madena Clark, and several Acton and Spencer family members are mentioned with travels, visits, recoveries, and everyday happenings around Cement, Cement area.
Local Notes From Tonkawa and Nearby
Tonkawa notes report Shirley hauling wheat to Anadarko H A Gordon visited Fletcher Sunday W C Elliott expects relatives from Missouri Chris Schlitt hauled home to Anadarko Saturday Judd Kinnebrew of Pauls Valley visiting his father A light frost touched low land Sunday night S J Kinnebrew sold a beef to neighbors Monday H A Gordon who fell through a barn is around again China Schlitt completed a large barn George Markham hired a family from Anadarko to pick cotton They arrived Saturday Markham helping J C Edgar build a new house for Ovcar Buchanan and wife who plan to farm part of Edgar’s place next year
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Chri Schlitt
Anadarko
Judd Kinnebrew
Paul's Valley
S.J. Kinnebrew
China Schlit
George Markman
George’ Markham
J. C. Edgar
Ovcar Buchanan
Mr. Edgar
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Caldwell
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Madena Clark
Shawnee
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F. Buchanan
Will Lane
Will Spencer
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Iva
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Cement
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J. M. Stockton
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Tonkawa
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