Harmony Program Meets Opposition in Oklahoma Convention
Oklahoma City February 22 reports the Democratic state convention set to open at 10 am in the Auditorium with State Chairman Fred P. Drason of Muskogee presiding. Harmony plans on the presidential question drew mixed support as Wilson and Clark forces clash while factions weigh a split delegation to the national convention. Local caucuses claim Galbreath as front-runner for national committeeman with Doolin’s group gaining ground. attendance expected to exceed prior Oklahoma gatherings amid heavy snow delaying delegates. A separate note reports W B Parker, 78, found frozen to death near his home after a night in a brutal snowstorm.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Fred P. Drason
Muskogee
State Central Committee
Lee-Husins
Wilson
Clark
Harmon
Gore
W. H. Murray
J. D. Thompson
Haskell
Robert L. Williams
Robert Galbreath
John B. Doolin
Robert Gillam
Ardmore
Galbreath
Doom
Firet
Skirvin
Democratic Party
Democrats
State Committee
Jndge
Thomas H. Doyle
Perry
Med
W. B. Parker
Storm King Snowstorm Rages Across Central U S
A forty mile wind drives heavy snow across southern Kansas eastern Oklahoma and southern and western Missouri with eight inches in parts of Kansas and Bartlesville Oklahoma. Texas and Oklahoma endure record storms as rail traffic slows and cold snaps hit.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Chickasha
Lawton
Appeal Record Closed for Beall Quinn Voting Case
In Guthrie Oklahoma February 22 the record in the appeal of J J Beall and Jack Quinn county election officials convicted in Enid last September for enforcing the grandfather clause to bar negroes from Congress votes was completed and sent to St Louis. Another appeal to the same court concerns R H Drennan Oklahoma City whose timber theft case resulted in a government verdict for 1400 dollars for cutting government land in Arkansas.
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Guthrie
Okla
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
J. J. Beall
Jack Quinn
Kingfisher County
Enid
Congress
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Formal Opening of Vinita High School Event
The Vinita high school holds an open house this afternoon for friends of the school to view its new building. Rev Tal mage speaks on Live Issues, with a student program tonight including piano solos, readings, a cage of suspension play, duets, address on High School and Its Mission, glee club, and more.
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Vinita High School
Nulding
Rev. Talmage
Freakie LeForce
Nelee
Norman Inter scholastic Track Meet Expands for April
The annual interscholastic track and field meet at Norman, under the state university, aims for greater entries and interest. Invitations will reach every high school with training tips for athletes as a larger crowd is anticipated for events over two days including baseball tennis and girls basketball. An oratorical contest may be added with track events set for April 27.
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Norman
State University
University
Friends of
Clean and Manly
Law Students Voted For County Attorneys and Delegates
Two University of Oklahoma law students soon to graduate were named as county attorney candidates with Harry C. Kirkendall and Streeter Speakman leading. The article notes many OU law students and alumni elected as delegates to the state democratic convention in Oklahoma City, praising their character and training.
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State University ‘School of Law
Lntil
Harry C. Kirkendall
Round Grove
Alfalfa County
Streeter Speakman
Wellston
Lincoln County
State University
Oklahoma City
Orel Busby
Seminole County
Roscoe Cox
Thurman Hurst
Pawnee County
Otis B. Weaver
Ada
William French
Tishomingo
University School of Law
Institutes to hold across eastern Oklahoma next week
A traveling Farmers Institutes program will visit Lenapah Nowata Claremore Chelsea Wagoner Coweta Boynton Fort Gibson Vian Muldrow Stilwell Westville Tahlequah Melvin Pryor Chateau Welch Big Cabin Miami Afton Grove and Jay from February 26 to March 21. The tour features lectures on Scientific Agriculture Poultry Feeding and Domestic Science plus demonstrations and local entertainments.
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Oklahoma
Ary
Southwest
Lenapah
Nowata County
Nowata
Rogers
Wagoner
Minkogee
Sequoyah
Adair
Cherokes
Mayes
Craig
Ottawa
Delaware
Jay
BE. P. Aneley
Farmers’ Institutes
Milas Irma Mathews
Alie Mathews
M. M. Woodson
Demonstration Farm Department
State Board of Agriculture
H. A. Bittenbender
Rite A. & M. College
Woodson
Boynton
Ft. Gibson
Vian
Muldrow
Stilwell
Westville
Tahlequah
Melvin
Pryor
Chateau
Welch
Big Cabin
Miami
Afton
Grove
W. M. Sexson Delivers Insightful High School Talk
W M Sexson spoke at the Vinita high school opening delivering a quiet eloquent address on The High School and Its Mission. He used logical reasoning and light humor to show the value of education and the encouragement it gives to students. The crowd, previously unfamiliar with him, left with new friends and interest in his return.
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W. M. Sexson
Vinita
Land sale at Navajo Irrigation site faces delays
Guthrie Oklahoma reports a scheduled April 10 land sale for the Navajo Irrigation Reservoir site at the local office. A reform campaign sought to halt the sale, asking Washington to allow selling for irrigation, but officials rejected the petition. The property lies between San Kiowa and Jackson counties along the Bee River fork, with ongoing political tension.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Interior Department
Washington
Fisher
Chieftain
Lugart
Owen
Ian
R. J. Wright
San Kiowa
Jackson
Wright
Bee River
Statehood
Peace Dove Flits Eh War Camps In Oklahoma Delegation Split
Oklahoma City February reports a divided Wilson and Clark delegation to the Democratic National Convention, proposing half delegates for each side to foster harmony. Leaders Gore Haskell Owen Croce and Justice Williams discussed a compromise with Doyle Tolbert and Tolbert seen as key in steering a unity plan for the convention with 350 delegates and a pivotal national committeeman race.
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Oklahoma City
Wilson and Clark
Oklahoma
United States
Gore
Haskell
Owen
Washington
Ore
John Doolin
Fish and Game
Galbreath
Doolin
Bob Gillam
Ardmore
Thomas H. Doyle
Criminal Court of Appeals
Clark
Tolbert
Hobart
Wilson
Harmony
Dad Elliott at University Prominent YMCA Leader to Visit Norman
Dad Elliott a leading YMCA secretaries popular among college men will visit the University of Oklahoma at Norman this week. He is renowned across midwest colleges for his influence on undergraduates and will address the student body and meet individually with men during his stay.
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Dad” Elliott
Dad” Hiliott
Norman
State University
Middle West
Elliott
Storm Hits Missouri and Kansas in Heavy Snowfall
Kansas City Missouri February 21 The storm of yesterday swept Missouri and Kansas in a wide path across southern sections of both states and into northern Oklahoma. Snow caused trains to be blocked and several passenger trains delayed or stranded with drifts up to a foot. Some lines report eight to twelve foot drifts. farmers aid snowbound travelers. Enid to Topeka and Joplin areas suffer heavy delays as trains reroute and officials warn of worsening roads.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Rock Island
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
States
Goroas
Topeka
Southwestern
Geuda Springs
Kann
Atlanta
Midland Valley
Arkansas City
Pawhuska
Wichita
Pratt
Kans
Wichita & Western
Santa Fe
Goddard
Missouri Pacific
Reece
Hooser
Dexter
Atchison, Kans
Maina
Larned
Joplin
Frisco
Carthage
Montgomery
Covington
Oklo
Enid
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Reel Island
McAlestere
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A. J. Manheim
Manheim
Bartlesville
Student Citizen
Purcell
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L D. Diekeraan
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Diekerson
Eunice
Hames
Camp Berringer
Berringer
W. M
Peace Dove
Kangasin
Court House
Chilouns
Oitier
Abe
Jim
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