Yearning for County Clerk Reelection in Craig County Oklahoma
A reader’s column includes announcements of R Nix seeking re election as Craig County Clerk subject to the Democratic primary, and Billy Friend backing the bid. The piece also notes debate over sheriff nomination, bridge costs, capital removal from Guthrie, and various local political opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig County
D. M. Marks Printing Company Publishers
Tate
Billy Friend
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Campbell Russell
Hurt
Oklahoma
Anjena
Jas
FP. McQullough
Multiple Craig County political notices clutter Vinita list
A dense run of Democratic and Republican primary declarations from Craig County Oklahoma, announcing candidacies for County Judge County Attorney Sheriff Registrar of Deeds Clerk of the District Court County Commissioner Representative and more, all subject to August primaries. Also notes on local politics, housing, roads, and a comment on Elsewhere politics and a commentary about a proposed hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Register of Deeds
Craig County
Oklahoma
Neta
N. Williamson
District Court
D. B. Stutsman
L. €. Couch
Guy Patten
Muirjeui
Nobert L. Chamberlin
James
Davenport
Vinita
Ned Hoskins
T. Witt
J. Wes Marrie
Manly work and honest toil urged in broadview editorial opinion
The piece condemns deceitful schemers and praises steady, principled men who pay their bills and care for dependents. It ties Ballinger and Morgan to political maneuvering, notes a stenographer’s challenge revealing papers, and reflects on Texas Houston lineage and royal lineage notions. It questions railroad tax resistance and reform to constitutional article nine, plus corporate federal court access.
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Montebank
Oklahoma
United States
Cannonism and Murrayism in Oklahoma Politics
The Bristow Record argues Bill Murray opposes Cannonism and contrasts Murray with Joe Cannon. It praises Oklahoma newspapers for backing Lee Cruce, John Fields, or J. B. A. Robertson for governor and criticizes military spending while highlighting public funds for state development and peace.
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Bill Murray
Joe Cannon
BU Murray
Bolle
Murray
Oklahoma
Lee Cruce
Ardmore
John Fields
Oklahoma City
J. B. A. Robert Non
Chandler
Bristow Record
Self reliance and the call to settle disputes in court
The speaker urges citizens to resolve adm ilities legally rather than through private action, warning that the nation robs itself of funds for cities and healthful improvements. He critiques building costly battleships while neglecting domestic needs and accuses leaders and war profiteers of steering the public. He argues for wiser, lawful leadership over aggression.
Pat McBride and the farm ownership poem
Poem by Pete Duff from the Reno Democrat contrasts Pat McBride's expansive land claims with the speaker's self serving view. It catalogs Pat’s ownership of crops animals water power and seasonal beauty, then accuses greed and seed sales, ending that they share the farm and its harvest despite tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAT McBride & Co
Pete Duff
Reno
Bloom and Song Across Africa and North America
Excerpt from Theodore Roosevelt's African Game Trails in the June Scribner contrasts year round African blooms and birds with the North American vernal chorus. The text lists many birds and blossoms across the eastern and central regions, highlighting the spring surge of life from the Atlantic to the Pacific and noting regional differences in timing and species.
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Africa
Gulf States
California
Maine
Minnesota
Oregon
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Mth
Aprace
Hetlock
Rockies
Avantic Seaboard
Pacific Wood
Tawney Isles
Theodore Roosevelt
Scribner
The Newspapers Duty to Society
A reflection on a newspaper’s obligation to the public, stressing fearless independence as essential for fulfilling its social duties and resisting pressures that may compromise integrity. The piece argues editorial courage sustains trust and informs citizens with honesty.
Newspaper Duty Against Political Graft Stated
An Illinois reader argues newspapers must oppose bribery and corrupt practices in politics. The editorial emphasizes that honest papers expose fraud, refuse patronage to wrongdoers, and serve the people over politicians, warning against aligning with money power.
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Feld
Roosevelt
Sorbonne
Berraud
Justin
Ik Dev
Tulaa World
Temperance Sentiment Grows and Liquor Decline Observed
A House discussion highlights a nearly fifteen million revenue deficit from liquor taxes while noting declining alcohol use. Sailors, ship captains, railroads, and life insurance examiners report stricter rules and fewer intoxicated workers. A temperance crusade gains support across industries with moral influence and enforcement. Solomon’s warning on wine remains cited. Public meeting at the club Saturday evening invites all.
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House of ©Mons
Mquor
Anilor
Thenilora
Life Men
Solomon
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Werthan
Supreme Court
Ull
Santa Fe
Kansas
Vinita, Oklahoma
RU Murray
Eoach Place
Ert Walker
Gaga
Theo. D B. Frear
H. J. Swarts
Shariff
H. ®. Ridenhour
Parks
Pete Coyne
Okla
Democratic Party
Co. Caldwell
Vinita Township
C. Butler
Baly
State Senate
Craig
Mayes
Harlin
Office of Justice of the Peace
M. Scott
Payne-Aldrich
Wurnounce
H. W. C. Shelton
Justice of the Peace
A. Stanley
Rf. Mitchell
Ito
P.M. Smith
Loveby
W. L. Trott
Oklo, BR
Clem Hurlsenkamp
Republic
Jon Foot
Gaa
Hineolt
Wilson
Kanaan
Ballinger
Morgan
Vertrees
Kerby
Interior Department
Brandela
Glavis
Ballingerites
Alaska
Temple Houston
Woodward
Walter Ferguson
Cherokee Republican
Imperial
Texas
Register of Deeds
Woodward County
Sam Houston
House of Houston
Hit
Pat McBride
Pat
Jay
Berkshire
Norman
The
Wayoh
Damove
Chub
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