Political ticket for county offices and congressmen
Voters are presented with a Democratic county ticket and multiple congressional candidates including Woodrow Wilson for vice president, Thomas R Marshall for president, Owen for senator, Murray Thompson Weaver for Congress at large, Davenport and others for Third District, Turner for Supreme Court, Smith for superintendent of schools, White Staats Teenor for county districts, Kimbrough for constable, Stanley Hall and Halla for justice of the peace.
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Woodrow Wil
Thomas R. Marshall
Rent
Owen
W. H. Murray
Joy B. Thompson
Claude Weaver
Jas
Davenport
Thos. W. Smith
G L. White
W. M. Staats
Chas. Teenor
John Kimbrough
N. Walker
Justice of the Peace
A. Stanley W. C. Halla
Pointed Paragraphs from Chicago News
A collection of satirical quips and observations on society politics and daily life includes remarks on marriage drink sleep Congress Roosevelt lawyers and farmers. It notes local concerns about vacant houses and school attracted residents while lampooning absent-mindedness and fashion.
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Chicago News
Wewalty
Be Modest While Pursuing Praise Inspires True Merit
A reflection on modesty as a virtue in self presentation. Inner firmness and clear self value are advised while avoiding showy self-display. The author notes that others will recognize real merit, yet people magnify their own discoveries and minimize others.
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Lord Chesterfield
Roosevelt on War and Postal Reform Draws Town Debate
A fragmented note discusses Col Roosevelt and his wartime rhetoric, postal rules on Sunday deliveries, and political candidates. It reflects local skepticism toward national figures, with remarks on party figures, municipal aims, and current dry county conditions in Craig county Oklahoma.
Bryan in Nebraska Course at Baltimore Convention
The Indiana Rockville Tribune reports Bryan's Nebraska delegation backed his Baltimore stance. Critics fault his shift from Clark to Wilson, arguing Nebraska delegates were told to back Clark in a primary. The convention vote reflected a referendum feel, and Metcalfe’s defense boosted Bryan’s position amid strong opposition from personal allies.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Rockville
Ind
Tribune
William II. Bryan
Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Rey
Metcalfe
Jeanset
Halstead Kansas Old Settlers Picnic Draws Large Crowd
In Halstead Kansas a crowd of 500 to 600 gathers for the annual old settlers picnic. The community is described as orderly and well behaved with few disturbances. A local man in a police uniform is noted in the crowd, reflecting the town’s cautious atmosphere.
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Kansas
Halstead
Ramiy
Nquorl
Barsas
Amy Grace
Adlock
Balstesd
Etrant of
Tomt McNeil
A Child's Value and the High Cost of Living Debate
A long editorial mix criticizes New Jersey's cap on jury awards for wrongful death from corporate negligence, arguing life value cannot be measured by money and lamenting the era of profit over family. It blends commentary on costs of living, farm prosperity, and fruit marketing, urging state action to form a peach growers association to prevent overproduction and losses.
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Supreme Court of
New Jersey
Howe
Herbert Quick
Farm and Fireside
John W.rockwalter
Springfeld
Bookwalter
Nebraska
Arnold Martin
Neers
Kinkoum
Oxiahoum
Oll
Oklahoma
California
Texas
Cas
Oklahoman
New York
Chicago
Farm and Fireaide
Hob White
Tle Dees
jOeady
Jon
Firey
Beasia
Bate
Bob White
Lere
H. P. Attwater
Southern Pacific Railroad
National Committee of
Anduban
Coun
Farm kitchen gives seasonable help to farming life
A Farm and Fireside writer argues a well equipped kitchen boosts farm efficiency. He urges large, airy kitchens of fifteen by twenty, a stocked pantry, and hiring a capable cook year round to prevent delays during busy seasons.
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Farm and Fireside
Somewhere in Spain or Flanders aunts sing
Fragmented vivid verse depicts Aunt Susan and the Sun shine Sisters cheering amid rain and hardship. It mentions somewhere beyond the gloom where skies are blue, swaying lines about snow, happiness, and distant lands like Spain or Flanders, with quivering images of war and longing.
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Susan
Sunshine Sisters
Susath
Spain
Flanders
Highlands
Trople Tatands
Wien
Walt Mapon
Who Gets the Money From Bootleggers and Gamblers
A Oklahoma City column questions why $15,000 to $17,000 monthly in supposed fines and payments from bootleggers and roulette operators go unrecorded by city county or state officers. It urges investigation into who benefits and who collects these illicit fees, implying potential victimization of offenders and missing revenue.
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The
Oklahoman
Sam
Oklahoma City
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Vinita
Oxla
Judge Supreme Court
John B. Turner
Democratic
National Democratic
Congress
Standard Ol
Onn Col Roosevelt
Irso
Tillie Clinger
Senate
Col Roosevelt
U. S Senate
Crale County
Oklahoum
Craig County
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