Oklahoma legislator Josh Lee rises from public speaking to Senate
Joshua Sian Lee, an Oklahoma native and educator, who built a career in farming and teaching, won a landslide Democratic victory and will move from the House to the Senate. He previously served two years in the Oklahoma House and taught at the University of Oklahoma.
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Dental Prodigy Paul Barilett Makes Early Teething Record
Paul Barilett of Medford Massachusetts, son of Mr and Mrs William J Barilett, began teething at three months and is said to have twelve teeth before his first birthday. The note links early teething with good health and suggests a bright future for the infant.
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New Navy Chief Named by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt selects Admiral William P Leary as chief of naval operations, succeeding Admiral William H.L. Standler. Admiral Taiat Leaky retires after leading the States Battle Force with the fleet at full strength.
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Nanny Honeyman Secures House Seat in Portland Race
The Democratic candidate Nanny W. Honeyman of Portland Oregon defeats incumbent Republican Judge William Ekwall. Honeyman is a friend of Eleanor Roosevelt and served as bridesmaid at the Roosevelt wedding.
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