County election board completes tally in Craig County results
After two days the county election board finished canvassing Tue primary ballots and Craig County totals show Lew Cruce and Joe McNeal as clear gubernatorial nominees. The report confirms Tom Brown’s nomination for judge in the second district and lists Craig County Democratic and Republican tallies for numerous state and local offices.
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County Election Board
Tueasday
Craig County
Lntge
Oklahoma City
Lew Cruce
Joe McNeal
Tom Brown
Claremore
Preston Davis
Cerrain
Craig
Davis
Brown
Ottawawa
Rogers
Nowata
Mayos
Atte
Giles W. Farris
Highley
D. C. Lester
President Board of Agriculture
G. T. Bryan
Geo. L. Bishop
Joseph L. Paschal
Py Bowles
Geo. A. Henshaw
Thomas RB. Laxh
J. A. Norman
Joe Strain
G M. Tucker
George L. Wilson, Sr
Supreme Court
Murchingon
Campbell Russell
Third
Frank Haley
T. L. Brown
Preston
Twenty Ninth
C. Harlin
Pets Coyne
W. Lee Jeffords
Frear
Parks
Smith
Caldwell
Patten
Mitchell
Stutsman
Fincannon
Milin
Nix
Harker
Priend
Ridenhour
Selgel
Ficklin
W. L
Jesse G
Michael O'Hare
Congress
Creager
Daniels
L. Rider
T. Wimar
Maloney
IW. M
Buchanan
clet—Baggett
Custo
Sherif
A. F. Chamberlin
Hosking
Lark
John Butler
Lee McCam
Marsh Ba
McNeal Leads Ferguson in OK Republican Race for Governor
Returns from Oklahoma show Joseph W. McNeal leading Ferguson in the GOP gubernatorial contest with McNeal ahead by about 3 to 1 in early tallies. Campaign officials state McNeal’s margin could grow, while Ferguson leads McNeal in the old Oklahoma area with McNeal stronger in Indian Territory. Other results list Bird v. McGuire, Garber, Gorman, and Hamilton with various margins, plus statewide tallies for state offices and local posts as precincts report.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Fuller Re Ture
Joseph W. McNeal
Thompson B. Ferguson
Watonga
Alva J. Niles
McNeal
Cimarron
Texas
Poe
Ferguson
Fields
Jones
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Murray
Cruce
Bird v. McGuire
M.C. Garber
Enid
President Taft Guests Honor Dedication on Cape Cod
President Taft attended the dedication of the Pilgrim Monument in Provincetown as thousands gathered. Naval escorts from the North Atlantic fleet, Governor Draper, and notable guests spoke while a crowd estimated at 25 000 watched from Town Hill. The monument rises 262 feet above the harbor with Milne granite and a solid concrete foundation.
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Provincetown
Mase
Clipe Cod
Mrual
Taftan
Draper
Inmense
Hoston
New Bedford
Pre- Macetown
James de Normandie
Boston
J. Henry Sears
Pilgrim Memorial Aésvciation
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard Universlty
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
James T. McCleary
Minnesota
Harlarly
Uxday
Town Hill
Provinde
Ont Long Street
Palazio Delle Republics
Siewna, Tenlys
Jake Hanon Denies Offering Bribe to Senator Gore
Lawton attorney testifies before the Special Investigating Committee in Muskogee. He says he did talk with Senator Gore but not about McMurray contracts, denying any bribery offer.
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Jake Hanon
Senator Gore
Lawton
Muskogee
Gore
McMurray
Judge Hammon Testifies On Oklahoma Indian Bribe Claim
Judith Hammon faced Senate inquiry in Washington as Senator Gore accused her of offering a 25000 dollar bribe to influence Oklahoma Indian land legislation. Cross examination touched on McMurray contracts, governor Haskell, and figures including Vice President Sherman and Senator Thurston. Burke declined summoning Sherman to testify.
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Frew
Gore
Ames
Hammon
Haskell
Hamels
Bimwell
Lewton
Oklo
Mod
Sherman
Curtis
McGuire
Long
Thurston
McMurray
L Dever
Warhington
Gome Indian Trades
Muskogeeawn
Nnl
Gora
Senate
Ate
Tne Dion
Burke
Shermian
Tepeks
Kani
Cubtin Toft
Mudie Ree
Okla
Princesa May Sinks Off Alaska Coast
The Canadian Pacific steamer Princesa May sinking near Central Island off Alaska after leaving Vancouver. A wireless message to the Merchants' Exchange reports the liner may have a large number of passengers aboard. The eighth is not clearly stated. Seven inmates lost their lives in a Jamaica hotel fire that destroyed a three story building and dance hall. The blaze started in the hallway and quickly spread, leaving guests with no chance to escape.
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San Francisco
Cal
Vancouver
Central Island
Alaska
Ts Change
Touriate
Associated Press
New York
Jamaica
Reed Gut For Senate
Jefferson City Missouri August 3 Jamen A Reed of Kansas City fled with the secretary of state declaration as a candidate for the democratic nominations for United States senator. He will oppose former Governor D I Prancis of St Louis
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Jefferson City
Jamen A. Reed
Kansas City
United States
Hildran
D. I. Tprancis
St. Lois
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