Robertson Loses Lead In Tight Gubernatorial Primary
The Democratic contest for governor shows RH Wilson leading for state superintendent Clinton Allen strong, and F reeling Key leading attorney general bets. Lyon leads for Secretary of State over Askew as Fred Parkinson dominates state examiner and inspector race, while Frank Carter nears rival Howard for state auditor. Votes tallied from seventy counties indicate broad support across multiple offices.
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Oblaloma
Wure
Hebertsah
Ate
Neventy
RH. Wilson
Clinton
Allen
Marshall
To & P Freeling
George Key
Caliwell
Lyon Tetending J
Askew
Lyon
Fred Parkinson
Hugh Gierner
Markie Fan
Gen ‘Ners
Frank Carter
BK. B. Howard
Adair
Anaia
Bat
Janie
Alexander
Lf McClelland
Alver Trvew
McClelland
M. K. Trap
Ben Las Payette
BP. Thtty
el Reno
Las Payette
John H Burford Opposes Bena tor Gore on Republican Ticket
Field report lists John Pride of Oklahoma City and John Harford of Guthrie as running mates for governor and senator respectively. The ticket names numerous state officials including Marvin B. Prowse, Walter C. Starlene, L. Mathis, C. G. Vannest, and John S. Wooster Jr with others across labor, charities, insurance, agriculture, and supreme court positions.
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Tcket
John Pride
Ovtahormnea Clry
John Harford
Guthrie Wall
Gore
C. G. Vannest
Petry
John 8. Wooster, Jr
Will M. Phares
Muskogee
Mra
Alice A. Curtive
Shawnee
Fred T. Hoyt
Chandier
Clef
Pat W. Maleley
Alderson
Pres. Board of Agriculture
Harlan, Emerson
Enid, Corp
Sherman W. Hill
Cherokee
Supreme Court
Zack T. Pryse
Mangum
Dolman
Ardmore
A. T. Boys
Olahama City
Henry J. Sturgis
Enid
Criminal Court of Appeals
Eastern District
John H. Clapp
Okmulgee
Congressan
Thos
Eiliot
Nowata
Charles A. Cook
Progressive figures named in unopposed Oklahoma slate
A list of officials and candidates in Oklahoma is presented without opposition, naming Governor John WV Hickam Attorney General John A Haver State Treasurer FN Winstow Insurance Commissioner Sam J Storm and numerous state and federal posts across cities like Tulsa Clinton Durant Chickasha Enid Wagoner and Pauls Valley with various district and candidate mentions. The tone resembles a political roll call or slate announcement from a Progressive era source.
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John WV. Hickam
Stilwater
John A. Haver
Tulsa
FN. Winstow
Carmen
Sam J. Storm
Clinton
Tres. Board of Agriculture
R .M
Breanie
Freasie
Harry 4. Keener
McAlerter
Supreme Court
J. W. Speake
Chickasha
Robert Crockett
Durant
W. H. Tile
Botd
United States
W. C. Cromwell
Enid
Lloyd G
Owen
Hurtlerville
P. E. Reed
Wagoner
Congreveman
Dudley B
Buell
Krab
Albert Rennis
Pauls Valley
Congreanman
Persons
Henry L. Vogle
Snyder
Death claims Mrs Woodrow Wilson at the White House
Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the U S president died at the White House at 6 pm after months of illness Brights disease with complications The president and their three daughters were at her bedside The nation paused as Congress adjourned and the White House observed quiet mourning
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
Washington
United States
Bright
Cary T. Grayson
United States Navy
McAdoo
Prancis B. Sayre
Wilson
Mr. Tomulty
Congress
Congrys
Mike Wilson
EP. Davis
Philadelphia
Maren
Our House
Benjamin Harrison
Executive Mansion
Grand Opera Soloists With Thavias Band at State Fair
Boluinte of international fame will join Thavios Great Ruwslan Band at the eighth annual Oklahoma State Fair and Exposition in Oklahoma City from Sept 22 to Oct 3, 1914. Noted artists include tenor Yoony Eradeto Geaccons and Signora Emilia Leovatti, with a versatile program appealing to all ages.
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Boluinte
Ruwslan
Oklahoma City
Youny Eradeto Geaccons
Soholst
San Carlos Opera Company
Nordica
Constentiis
Boston Grand Opera
UN Uder
Henry Russell
Signora Emilia Leovatti
Lambardi Opera Company
Pacific Coast
Thavin
Oklahoma
Vacation Dreams of the Crochet Club Members
Commuters' Crochet club members discuss imagined trips while stitching aboard a train. Sadie envisions Bermuda and Nova Scotia, planning two week visits on a tight budget, then reveals a yearly pretend vacation before disembarking at the harbor.
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Mabel
Ifth
Sade
Mary
Bermuda
Badin
Anne
Sadie
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Thousand Islands
Adirondacks
Canadian Rockies
Yellowstone Park
New York
Hillsburg
Plainsville Junction
Mal
Sadia
New
Rare book changes owners in London sale
A copy of the 1485 Speculum Christian printed by William de Machiinia was sold at Hodgson's in Chancery Lane for 690 dollars. Machi a and Letton, his partner, were the first printers in London with Machiinia operating a Holborn press.
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Williem de Machiinia
Mesers
Hodgson
Chancery Lane
Machiia and Letton
Orst
London
Holborn
Meana of Approach and a Pocket of Matches
A brief excerpt presents a cautious narrator who, though not a smoker, carries matches for unexpected encounters on the street. The tone hints at casual philosophy and a momentary social exchange described by S M Crothers in the Atlantic.
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Wight
S. M. Crothers
Atlantic
No Waste Matter Found in Science and Industry
Scientists and businessmen argue that waste does not exist in reality. The issue stems from the failure to devise methods to convert refuse into dollars and ventures, reframing waste as a potential resource.
Man in Chicken Coop Bonnet Stranded on Minnesota Highway
A Minnesota storm left a man trapped on a highway with a chicken coop over his head. The coop bonnet pinned his arms to his sides and he could not remove it. Emergency crews freed him without serious injury.
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Minnesota
College Heads Named in British Universities
Heads of faculties in British universities are known by varied titles such as wardens masters principals rectors proctors deans and censors reflecting diverse historic roles across institutions.
Evening Holler star comedian laments misprint spree
In the Eve ning Holler office window the star comedian frowns at chaotic typesetting. He complains his grist was prepared in 17 styles and sizes yet the result lacks humor.
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Funny Man
Old Silver Colne Found In Hampshire Garden
Old silver coins from Elizabeth I James I and Charles I were uncovered in Manor Farm Itchen Abbas Hampshire. The finder believes a Royalist who fought for Charles I at Cheriton in 1644 hid them, and he was killed in the rout.
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Elizabeth
James I
Charles I
Manor Farm
Itchen Abbas
Hampshire
Cheriton
Prayer Cries Amid Dinner Table Mix Up
A family scene at the dinner table ends with little Elsie announceing she is praying for another dish of pudding as her head is towed and hands slapped, her mother urging her to finish the meal. The odd exchange captures a humorous household moment recorded in a newspaper snippet.
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Elsie
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Waite
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Hugh F. Reinhardt
Dancan
Walter 9. Mills
Suh
Dick T. Morgan
Woodward
Grand Opera
Thavia
Thayiu
Emilia Leovalli
Cecelia Hamburg
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