Walton Edges Howard In Oklahoma Senate Race Lead Grows
The AP tally shows Walton leading E B Howard for U S Senator from Oklahoma with 72 058 to 7 852, from 29 96 precincts with 1 137 reported, Wrightsman conceding, and Kernan endorsements shaping the race. Incumbent congressmen hold position as returns drain in from contested districts and state offices standings remain stable.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
E. B. Howard
J. C. Walton
Oklaoma
United States
Robert L
Associated Press
Walton
Howard
C. J. Wrightsman
Daily Ok Jahoman
T. P. Gore
Weightsman
S. P. Freeling
Wrightsman
W. B
Pine 2
Okmulwee
Fs Pine
Lorton
Scott
Leedy
Leiber
Bingham
Pine
German War Bond Profits Amaze World
The article notes a surge in demand for German government bonds as fears of partition or Bolshevism ease. Prices rose from near zero to high marks, with profits possibly reaching extraordinary percentages as expectations for the Dawes plan gain traction and Allied approval looms.
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Germany
United States
Canada
Dawes
Pital
Texas pair charged with baby's murder in Fort Worth
Aug. 7 Roy Ray and wife arrested at Fullsboro on murder charge after returning from a Wahachie hospital. Murray family found early one morning six weeks ago with severe beating and knife wounds. Murray's throat cut ear to ear and death expected. one child died.
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Fort Worth
Roy Ray
Fullsboro
Wxahachie
Murray
Fort Clark Soldiers Held as Smugglers Near Fally Pass
Five Fort Clark soldiers were arrested near here at 1 o'clock this morning by customs officers and jailed on liquor smuggling charges. Officers seized 86 quarts of tequila, a bottle of beer, and an automobile. The detainees are John W. Gates O. D. McReady Richard M. Quarnes George Gusbrecht and Wallace Steachan.
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Fort Clark
Fally Pass
Tex
United States
John W. Gates
O. d. McReady
Richard M. Quarnes
George Gusbrecht
Wallace Steachan
Louisiana Pays 40 Cents for Cotton First Bale
In Shreveport Louisiana the first bale of this season's cotton paid 40 cents per pound. The bale arrived a day before the IS crop bales, weighed 695 pounds, and graded good middling.
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Shreveport
Ang
Marty
Louisiana
Food costs rise 1 to 3 percent in July survey
The Labor Department reports food prices in 19 of 44 surveyed cities increased by one to three percent in July. Boston and Indianapolis saw a three percent rise, Dallas Milwaukee Portland and Providence two percent, Birmingham Denver Newhaven Peoria and Scranton one percent, while Bridgeport and Detroit rose under half a percent. Several cities including Cincinnati Atlanta Norfolk Fall River and Louisville posted declines ranging from three to under one percent.
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Washington
D. GC
Labor Department
Department of Labor Statistics
Boston
Indianapolis
Dallas
Milwaukee
Portland
Oregon
Providence
Birmingham
Denver
Newhaven
Peoria
Scranton
Bridgeport
Detroit
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Norfolk
Fall River
Louisville
Missouri Governor Nominees Led by Nelson and Baker
Nelson and Baker led their parties for Missouri governor as results from most precincts reported. Nelson held a Democratic lead over Jacobs. Baker led the Republican field with Miller second, and Victor Miller was noted as a strong challenger.
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ST. Louis
Aug. T
Arthur W. Nelson
Bunceton
Sam A. Baker
Jefferson City
Nelson W
Baker
Nelson
Ward E. Tacobs
Kansas City
Henri 5. Priest
George B. Moore
Fowler S. Loftin
Jacobs
Dri
Moors
Loftin
Miller
Floyd
Victor Miller
Police Board
Thute St. Morrow
James T. O'Brien
Alice Curtice Moyer-Wing
Thirteenth
Elmer
Laplata
W Meredith
Poplar Bhitf
I - AL LL
MaccCawley
Carthage
Dick Loeb governor to testify at long court session
A courtroom in which Dick Loeb's governor faces testimony as witnesses describe Loeb's nervous habits and behavior. The exchange includes objections from Mr. Crowe, remarks about Loeb's reading, and observations from Schrayer and Lorraine Nathan. The judge warns to maintain order as testimony continues.
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Darren
Michigan
Rr. Darrow
Loeb
Mir. Crowe
Darrow
Mr. Crowe
Schrayer
Crowe
Mr. Darrow
Loch
Gaverly
le Fer
Leech
Schrager
Miss Nathan
Tolotic
Lodi
Laundry driver dies after poison attempt in Fort Worth
E Mur dock, a laundry delivery driver, collapsed on his wagon after swallowing poison Wednesday afternoon. He died before doctors arrived. In a note he cited unbearable troubles, including years of separation from his wife.
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Fort Worth
Tom G. Taylor Held for Tobacco Fraud
Tom G. Taylor, former official of a Winston Salem tobacco firm, appeared before U S Commissioner Stephen G. Long in Los Angeles to deposit a 10000 dollar bond and waive removal hearing on an indictment charging him with conspiracy to defraud. He allegedly misrepresented prices to influence prospective investors.
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Los Angeles
Tom G. Taylor
Winston Salem
N. C
United States
Stephen G. Long
Ann Luther Accuses White of Undeclared Love Plot in Film Deal
Ann Luther claims the mining man White promised film investments to her during two negotiations. He allegedly offered $100,000 to back her projects and a weekly drawing account, then repeated these assurances on a train to Hollywood with profits to be shared. A deposition described White's affectionate attentions to Luther amid talks of a Seraphines series.
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Long Island
Hollywood
Mable Condon Birdwell
Hollywood Actors’ Booking Agency
Luther
White
Italian Prince Humbert Dined By Buenos Aires Bright Crowd
Crown Prince Humbert of Italy arrived aboard the cruiser San Giorgio for an official visit and was the guest of honor at a banquet. The reception described as the greatest ever accorded a foreign visitor in Buenos Aires, with South Americans hosting the event last evening.
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Buenos Aires
Prince Humbert
Italy
San Giorgio
Luling Oil Worker Hurt Falls From Derrick
Tex Aug 7 Jack Chuig about 25 fell twenty feet from a derrick in the Luling oil field and landed on his back on timber He was taken to a hospital in Luling for treatment and it is feared his injuries may prove fatal
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Luling
Tex
Jack Chuig
Cement Mills Cult Output and Plant Closures
A partial report notes cement mills produced 7 output with a strike halting production. Two plants in Eastern Washington closed temporarily due to the struction, reducing combined output to about 4000 barrels.
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Washington
Curiosity Seekers Die Viewing Crash Scene Near Voorhees Crossing
Three Public Service company employees from New Brunswick were killed and two severely injured when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train at Voorhees crossing. The group had diverted to view the disaster scene after a prior fatality at the crossing. Names given: Thomas Miller, Ray Cole, John Scheska. hospital patients Raymond Seden and Curtis Clark. Conditions described as serious for the latter two.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Ang
Pennsylvania Railroad
Voorhees Crossing
Public Service Company
Thomas Miller
Ray Cole
John Scheska
St. Peter's Hospital
Raymond Seden
Curtis Clark
Postal business grows at Austin post office
Aug 7 Austin Postmaster George Sparensberg reports steady summer growth in postal business. July receipts rose from 8,611 last year to 22,953 this year, a about 22 percent increase. All departments show continued gains, indicating stronger local commerce.
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Austin
George Ti. Sparensberg
Ruth Hobart Released on Bond in Murder Case
Mrs Ruth Hobart widow of Edward W Hobart was freed from Potter county Jail after posting 4000 on murder and 500 on conspiracy charges. Hobart was found dead on the city outskirts July 18.
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Amarillo
Aug. T
Ruth Hobart
Edward W. Hobart
Potter County
Hobart
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