Oklahoma County Returns Count And County Results
The county board of elections completes the vote tally after ten days of tabulation across all districts. Democratic candidate Crane leads in most counties with a majority in Craig, while Davis trails but holds leads in several counties. Davenport garners plurality in fourteen of nineteen counties with Creager atop the Republican side. Complete official returns list governor and other state offices, with detailed county-by-ccounty tallies for races from governor to state treasurer and local commissioners.
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Davenport
Congress
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Tun Uceets
Gay
Tom Brown
Claremore
Jo Getal
Preston Davis
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Brant Kirk
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J. J. McAlester
Robt. L. Not
J. M. Pontelle
PJ. Yoager
Taft Honors Pilgrims Monument Dedication at Provincetown
President Taft attended the Provincetown ceremony marking the first Pilgrim landing memorial on Cape Cod. Thousands lined the harbor as the Mayflower anchored, with Gov Draper and naval escorts present. Officials praised the Pilgrims and the Mayflower’s role while the monument stood ready on Town Hill.
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Taft
Provincetown Harbor
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Board of
Selectmen
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Upper Cape
Picturenque
Town Hill
James de Normandie
Boston
J. Henry Sears
Pilgrim
Ardmore Sees Break in Drought as Rain Hits South Oklahoma
The Associated Press reports a drought break across southern Oklahoma as rains fell over Ardmore and nearby areas on August 5. A weeklong dry spell ends amid showers affecting farmers and local activity.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Ood Ralna
Oklahoma
Unclear article fragment describes camp misdeeds and maidens’ ordeal
A fragmented report recounts a troubling scene where youths at a camp forced young women through costumes and stunts before driving them toward a nearby creek. The incident ends with the girls discovering their clothing removed and property damaged, implying coercion and distress.
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Stesbooters
Canadian coal output falls in 1909 report
A Canadian district shows a 36 000 ton drop in coal production in 1909 from 1908 as Crows Nest mine operations halted April through June due to a clash between owners and miners. Total 1908 output reached about 1 750 000 tons while Fernie and Michel mines average around 5 000 tons daily.
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Fernie Né Michel
Haskell to Call Local Option Election Soon
Guthrie Oklahoma August 5 governor Haskell reportedly will call a special election for September 17 or 27 on the initiated local option amendment to the constitution. The move aims to keep the issue from affecting the November general election after prior court orders and his earlier refusal.
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Haskell
Guthrie
Oklo
Reed Files For Democratic U S Senate Nomination
Jefferson City Mo Aug 5 James A Reed of Kansas City filed with the secretary of state his declaration as a candidate for the democratic nomination for United States senator His candidacy had been announced earlier He will oppose former Governor D R B Francis of St Louis
Rainfall Saves Northeastern Oklahoma Corn Crop
A heavy general rain hit northeastern Oklahoma last night and today, totaling about two and a half inches. The downpour, starting around 2 AM and continuing into the afternoon, eased drought fears as farmers in Grove, Afton, Welsh, Centralia, Miles, and Tulsa area reported relief, with sprinkler irrigation aiding on sandy soils and thin uplands.
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Oklahoma
Craig County
Ona
Grove
Big Cabin Afton
Welsh
Centralia
Miles
Wool'sy
Tulsa
Dreath
J. Plavo
McNeal Leads Earlier Returns in Oklahoma Race
Early returns show McNeal leading in Oklahoma with Ferguson close behind. Campaign staff touted postals predicting a margin around 10,000 to 16,000 in McNeal’s favor as results from various counties stack up. Official figures in the district indicate McGuire ahead of Garber by about 2,800 votes.
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Pergueon
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Ferguson
McNl
Murray
Cruce
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McGuire
Garber
Enid
Prince Henry Injured in Riding Accident
Prince Henry of the Netherlands fell from a white horse yesterday and fractured his collar bone. Queen Wilhelmina and other royal figures were present as the prince engaged in athletic recreation amid the war era.
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Associated Preas
the Hague
Prince of the Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Who
McGuire promises to curb disfranchisement via grandfather clause
Guthrie Oklahoma August session of Congress heard Congressman McGuire of the First District forecast further curbing of Southern representation through the grandfather clause. He claimed about 2,500 to 6,000 Negro voters could be affected, predicting Republican gains if the clause passes next November, with Dick Renominated amid close Democratic opposition.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
McGuire
Dick T
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