Oklahoma State Political Outlook in Roosevelts Primary
Oklahoma City July 5 The Taft Roosevelt split is to be fought out in the August 6 primary with Roosevelt as the progressive choice. The state party filings determine ballot order and electors, with ten Oklahoma votes split five at large and five from the state. Details include elector nominees, party statuses, ballot counts by party, and reflections on past Baltimore conventions and Oklahoma delegates.
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Oklahoma City
Taft
Roosevelt
Fay
Oklatowa
Tetlon
Flint
Oklahom
Wiatriots
HK. A. McGowan
Talbina
A. A. Davidson
Muskogee
Smn
Baltimore
Oklahoma
Potio
Miort
Wilson
Clark
Visa Verga
Bryan Clark
Alan
Roger Sullivan
W. HH. Murray
Giddings
Woodrow. Wilson
Senator Gore
Judge Owen
Vinita Hosts Large Celebration Parade Across Town
A huge community celebration unfolds in Vinita with a long parade through downtown streets. Crowds enjoy food, drinks, and a festive atmosphere as residents and visitors join the day’s events and applause for local participants.
Baltimore convention seals Wil lis nomination after 46 ballots
The Baltimore convention completed a dramatic 46 ballot process to nominate the New Jersey man for president on a Progressive platform. Oklahoma largely stayed away from deliberations while Roger Sullivan Charles Murphy and Tom Taggart moved the bloc forward. The final action formed a united front against the common enemy as Wil lis nomination emerged amid battlefield rhetoric and political strategy.
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Fred Pfire
Baltinore
United States
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Roger Sullivan
Chas
Murphy
Tom Taggert
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High School Beats Bank ofa in Close City Baseball Contest
Friday report from Busey notes strong local baseball play with High School defeating Bank ofa by one run in a tense afternoon game. batters include Berger Krapp Felts Lawronte. other matches feature Fat Men versus Loans and a key High School versus Milford-Serger clash amid rough notation and crowd chatter.
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Berger
Krapp
Felts
Lawronte High School
Milford-Serger
Gamy
Eterno
Pakude Garweire Tie’ High School
Milfons
Mats
County Court News. Mundetos from the criminal court acts
The Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment in several cases and ordered records spread. Defendants J. Laughey, Otis Tittle, Blunt Martin, and Houston Brice were jailed this morning with fines ranging from 50 to 500 dollars and county jail terms from 30 to 180 days.
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Appela Ehetaining
Hiden Sfire
J. Laughey
Otis Tittle
Blunt Martin
Houston Brice
Wolgast May Not Get Best Belt in Controversial Fight
Promoter McCrary announced in Los Angeles that he has grave doubts about Referee Welch's decision awarding the Wolgast Hivers fight to Wolgast as a knockout. He has not decided whether to award the $800 diamond belt to the champion.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McCrary
Welch
Wolgast Hivers
Wolgast
Sanest Fourth in All History Promotes Fireworks Safety
The Chicago Tribune reports national Fourth of July fatalities showing fewer injuries due to expanded prohibitions on fireworks. Across cities with bans, casualties dropped. enforcement reduced accidents, especially in rural areas, while urban centers largely avoided incidents.
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Chicago Tribune
Ireworks
Freworks
Chicago
America
Countty
Hotel Service Pointers Emphasize Guest Courtesy
A Buffalo hotel releases a booklet urging staff to deliver superior service. It stresses that service comes from all employees, from doormen to room clerks and operators, with consistent courtesy shaping a guest’s impression and word of mouth for the hotel.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Mr. Robinson
Niagara Water Use Cuts Wear At Falls
In a 1908 survey the War Department considered building a dam back of Niagara Falls to deflect current and reduce erosion on the horseshoe curve. Feasibility was found but cost stalled action. Withdrawals for power would lessen apex pressure and wear, yet limits from the Canadian American water treaty safeguard Niagara’s grinder for the future.
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Atawthg
Niagara
War Department
What Ads Did for Memphis A Series in Sealle's Weekly
A fragmented review of Memphis civic advertising in Sealle's Weekly tracing a campaign to boost the city. It notes public spending on ads, font fees, and aims to attract business, with commentary on advertising's influence and the road to buyer reach.
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Sealle
Nat Clee
M City
Ult
Memphis
For Sale A Despabile Residence Lot in Knight Agaition
Short sale note offers a disposable residence lot in Knight Agaition. Bargain price rumored, inquiry at the Chieftain office for details and terms. Local notice format suggests immediate interest and call to action for potential buyers.
The Newspaper and its Role in Daily Life
The piece extols the newspaper as essential to informed living for every reader in the United States. It emphasizes how papers convey world news and intimate local details about neighbors, towns, streets, and even individual homes.
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United States
Thomas EB. Dock
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