Aspirants square off for big race in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City July 9 aspirants for the U S senate met in a three week campaign before the Democratic run off to be held July 28. Josh Lee led the field with 164 298 votes followed by Gov E W Marland 120 002 Gomer Smith 115 823 and Thomas Gore 90 611. Marland vowed to win the runoff while Gore said he would try again after 19 years in the Senate. Prohibition repeal momentum emerged as Marland pushed for a liquor control vote. In the GOP field Herbert K Hyde led with 15 876 votes, Horace McKeever 7 404 and Robert W Kellough 4 308. Congressional incumbents mostly renominated with several facing runoffs including Lee’s district seat. Preparations began for a sales tax hike to fund pensions.
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Valley Chapel Scene Brightens Kansas Friendly Sunday
Large family gathering at the Solon Markley home includes Dunn Frantz and Knott families with Kansas City visitors. Quarterly service led by Rev. Jones from Topeka. News notes report threshing meals, hospital gallstone surgery for R. N. Watts, and travels to Topeka and Lone Star. Townsend to Speak in Kansas signals August rodeo plans.
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Minor Collision in East Thirteenth Street Near City Line
A Dodge driven by Mrs. Dewey Raines and a Chevrolet driven by J. B. Smith collided yesterday afternoon on east Thirteenth street just outside the city limits. Both cars were slightly damaged and no injuries were reported.
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