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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
4
The report analyzes Democratic worries about the upcoming senatorial contest, noting Gore’s strong standing with Republicans and the potential for a state-wide Republican to win the U S Senate seat for the next six years. It suggests political shifts in Oklahoma and current primary implications.
The Rainbow Division Veterans organization in Oklahoma forms a state chapter with headquarters in Tulsa to recruit members who served in the 42nd division. The group welcomes former Ambulance Company 167 members and seeks relatives of deceased veterans for honorary membership. Josiah Chatfield serves as secretary and treasurer via the Tulsa Democrat and Times. The chapter plans a state convention in Tulsa in September.
The piece accuses the Democratic Oklahoman of using influence to sway public opinion toward Will St. James of the Republican national committee on the league of nations. It asserts Hays claims the league is not a partisan issue and stresses that the U.S. needs economic and efficient administration, which the Democrats allegedly cannot provide.
OCR fragment mentions farmers, returns from over, a hospital, one slightly wounded, and various names including Annie Ausick and Hoover. It references July events and a home arrival, with garbled phrases implying wartime injuries and community notices.
Voters chose Lieyd Geneman as elect and two directors Herk and Lewis McNulty. A school wage decision was approved and Arthur Wirta received a local news update. A recovery update mentions a patient on the road to recovery after hospital care.
The readable text suggests a damaged OCR fragment mentioning a trial with Willie Browning and Pat but lacks coherent context or dates.
A fragmentary note questions whether college employees hired by the state will have moving costs paid in the future. The text references Auditor Carter and a broader Republican Democratic dispute, mentioning Alvin York and a Beaver County death in World War I, Floyd N. Girton, killed in France in 1918.
A reader from Guymon thanks the paper for a recent ad from Claycomb Seed. The letter expresses appreciation for the printed messenger and the field coverage, praising the editor and message.
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