Fifty Thousand Dollar Republican Slush Fund
The Oklahoma Republican machine awaits a boost from a national slush fund as leaders expect a New York meeting to marshal five million dollars for Taft backers. Officials say a fresh fifty thousand could sway Oklahoma campaigns, easing divisions and energizing efforts for McGuire Morgan and Creager. Local Democrats are deemed unlikely to mobilize without new funding.
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Guthrie
Okla
National Committee
Logan County
Bird McGuire
Norris
Cade
Chicago
National Republican Finance Committee
E. H. Harriman
J. J. Hill
H. H. Rogers
J. Pierpont Slorgan
Andrew Carnegie
Go”’ Baer
William &. Corey
New York City
Taft
Sheldon
Oklahoma
National
Ferrin
Fifth
Judge Williams
McGuire
Morgan
Creager
Congress
Hawker
Harriman
Rockefeller
Bryan
Gave Good Show The Beggar Prince At The Circus Clown
The Beggar Prince company under F L Godding appeared at the new Dietrich Friday night in The Circus Clown and gave eminent satisfaction to a good sized audience. Booked on short notice to fill a vacant date the troupe showcased first class artistes who sang and acted well and kept the comedy clean and clever. Mise Forrest’s singing of Poor John captivated the audience and drew two recalls.
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the Beggar Prince Co
F. L. Godding
Dietrich
Clase
Mise Forrest
John
Mahara's Minstrels at the Opera House
Mahara's Minstrels booked by manager McAninch will perform at the opera house on October 20. The thirty performer colored company offers wholesome entertainment with catchy choruses dancing and comic bits plus special scenery and electrical effects. A noon street parade is advertised.
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McAninch
Mahara
Opera House
Oot
Local Anadarko Grocery Items and Citynotes
Local items include O P Skaggs dried fruit, pickles, ketchup and canned goods. J M Kisor, Lou Weimer, Mrs Chas Tipgie, Mrs C E Durland and others visit or shop in Anadarko with busines, social and travel notes. Public notices mention a library sale, a sheriff investigation, and upcoming speeches.
Saturday Fair Biggest Yet At Cade County Exhibit
The Cade County Farm exhibit drew a record crowd with many farmers from across the county. Special prizes will be awarded next Saturday as the event closes with display opportunities for ladies and extra entries expected. results include numerous firsts and seconds across crops and produce such as apples pumpkins corn onions and tobacco.
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Cadedo County
Banon
Farmer Shot Near Carnegie in Rural Oklahoma
Word reached Anadarko early Friday that Shep Bailey a well known farmer north of Carnegie was shot and probably fatally wounded near the Washita Caddo county line. The shooter Russell fled to Hobart where he was arrested on telephoned information from Carnegie. Sheriff Barker issued a warrant and a deputy pursued Russell. Bailey was to be taken to El Reno for operation after the Saturday night hospital transfer.
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Anadarko
Bailey
el Reno
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Republican
Captains of Industry
Mahara’s Minstrels
New State
Louis
Anadarko Grocery Co
J. W. Johnson
J. M. Kisor
Stecker
O. P. Akaggs
W.W. Vaughn
Hobart
Jen Ford
Baltimore
Lou Weimer
Binger
Heinz Pickles
Jeff Ford
T. J. Higgins
Ft. Cobb
M. Cunningham
Mrs. Chas, Tipgie
Verden
O. P. Skaggs
D. Grocery
C. E. Durland
Clinton, Ia
Chas, Kareer
J. H. Kennedy
J. 8. Bell
Antondale
Inet
L. M. Myers
Chas, Goodall
Oklahooma City
Slater
Stephenson
Texas
Frank Hodge
Allison Brothers
Oklahoma City
Coombe Bros. Drug Store
Sheriff Baker
Ship Bailey
Russell
T. F. Johnson
Minnie Turner
P. Skacos
G. M. Fuller
Chattanooga
O. P.skaggs
Sol Miller
Grant
Hennessey
Tobasco
John Brueh
C. Schitt
Jack Mclean
L. Hammer
F. L. Farstington
Degrove
J. Wilson
Equash
M. F. Gilliam
Wile
G@ A Preston
Trom
Mor
J. A. Shipton
A. W. McMillen
K. C. Carter
K. Balmer
Geo, Martin
James Groseclove
J. A. White Look
W. H. Roseberry
A. A. Langston
A. A.l Langston
D.F. Davia
T. C. Gordon
Gordon
W. D. Dean
W.D. Dean
G. A. Preston
S. J. Kinnebrew
Farmer
Carnegie
Shep Bailey
Aldridge+ Hartley
Cou
Edwin Clapp
Thompson Bros
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