Hamon Visit Triggers Oklahoma Political Firestorm
Lawton Oklahoma October 28 Simultaneous with honest election claims Jake Hamon toured Lawton amid rumors of Interior Department inquiry into Gore addition lot sales. The report failed to name the investigator or interviewees. The piece denounces Hamon and Gore, accuses Hamon of pursuing the system and attacking reform, and criticizes Oklahoma Republicans for lacking genuine policy cures while highlighting farm price worries and tariff disputes involving McGuire and Morgan.
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Jake Hamon
Department of the Interior
Lote
Gore
Congressional
Muskogee
Hannon
Lawton
McNeal
Taft
Hamon
Oklahoma Republican Organization
Jim Harris
Joe McNeal
Jake Hannon
Oklahoma
Harrig
Republ Oa
Vinita Fans Roar At Oklahoma Game In Joplin
A Vinita Oklahoma delegation, over two hundred strong, traveled to Joplin to cheer Oklahoma in Friday’s Missouri Oklahoma contest. The booster group wore red and white, yelled loudly, and kept up spirited support throughout the match. The Vinita crowd’s enthusiasm was a notable feature of the event.
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Joplin Globe
Vinita
Okla
Oklahoma
Sooners
Miners Spark
Joplin
Sual
The Man of the Hour at Savoy Theatre
George Broadhurst’s The Man of the Hour, famed two year run at Savoy Theatre New York, comes to Auditorium on November 12. A timely four act drama with comedy and a love plot, featuring a rich young man who resists a bribe while pursuing the niece of the alderman, with a strong cast led by Harry English and Warren Conlandwanl Keane.
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George Broadhurst
Savoy Theatre
New York
Anander
Man of
Elvere
Harry English
Warren Conlandwanl Keane
John Moore
John Sorris
Clyde F. Me
Randall's Speaking Tour For The Third District
Honorable Choire Bar ell of the Fourth congressional district of Tulsa appears on a Democratic campaign speaking tour arranged by campaign staff. Dates include events in Biefer Cock County at 2 pm on Oct n Tulsa, 7 30 pm Oct a Catossa, Rogers eventy at 1 pm New Chelsea. Nowata county 722 5 m Nor 2.
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Tulsa
Okla
Choire
Devin
Democratic Evorressismal Campatentapeaker
Biefer
Cock County
Catossa
Rogers
New
Kennedy Arrested Over Property Dispute In Kansas
SN Kennedy, arrested in Olathe Kansas on his wife’s complaint formerly Mrs Moor, was brought to the county jail last night. He is charged with marrying Mrs Moore to gain possession of property, converting it to cash and taking it to Kansas to buy a farm. When the loan failed, Mrs Kennedy caused the arrest.
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Kennedy
Olathe
Kans
Missouri Tigers Dominate Oklahoma In Joplin Showdown
Missouri and Oklahoma met at Minera Park with the Tigers rolling to a 26 to 0 victory. Hackney starred, scoring two touchdowns and kicking all goals, as Knobel and Hall blasted through the Sooners’ line while Ratcliffe and Norton battled for Oklahoma. About 5,500 spectators witnessed Missouri’s relentless offense and stout defense in a dominant conference display.
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Mollenback
Thatcher
Johnson
Thompson
Roberts
Graves
Ike
Shuck
Frank Buress
Hackney
Hall
Knobell
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ratliff
Imall
L. E Rogers Shuck Gray
L.T Brown Roberts
LG Berry Purkhiser Thompson
Thompson Thatcher
R. G
Woods
Itler
R. T Price Clark Buress
R. E
Hackney Batliff
Hall LH Norton Bradshaw Curtis
Knobel
R. Nowell
Kline
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FB McReynolds
Tigers Dominate Sooners 26 to 0 on Final Stand
The Tigers maneuvered across the field to Oklahoma’s twenty yard line then were held in tight defense as Oklahoma moved to Missouri’s twenty five. Ratlift kicked and Bourres recovered for the Tigers’ fourth touchdown. Hackney missed the extra point, final score 26 to 0.
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Ratcliffe
Sowers
Norton
McRer
Oklahoma
Pete Burress
Curtiss
Nowell
Hackney
Missouri
Tigers
Norman
Shuck
Oklahomans
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Sooners
Oklahomia
Hollenback
Parkhiser
Robertest
Kilme
Millis
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Rattcliffe
Oode
Tiger
Ard Knobel
Ratlift
Bourres
State Questions Must Receive Majority Vote
Oklahoma City Oct 29 There is an erroneous impression among zealous advocates that these proposals merely need a majority of votes cast for any state candidate or question. The law requires a majority of votes cast for each initiated proposition. Refered propositions follow Bryan election law needing a majority of votes cast on that proposition. Voters should cast on all propositions. Hicket.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
State Election Board
Hicket
Bartlesville Auto Party Heads to Monroe Ark
A group of Bartlesville and Nowata motorists traveled overnight toward Monroe Arkansas for a pleasure trip. The party led by George Priestly and J. Shea, with members Clint Moore and Harold Breene, woke farmers near Chelsea after a misdirection and restated their route at about 4 this morning.
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Chelgea
Bartlesville
Nowata
George Priestly
Rmnk Phillips
Clint Moore
Judge J. Shea
W. A. Litson
H. E. Mitchell
R. D. Rood
J. MM. Breene
Harold Breene
Monroe
Ark
Chelsea
Census Bureau to report irregularities in Fort Smith and Great Falls
Director Durand of the Census Bureau prepares a statement detailing large irregularities found in Fort Smith Arkansas and Great Falls Montana. The bureau notes that in Great Falls three enumerators have already been convicted as a result of the fraud.
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Durand
Census Bureau
Fort Smith
Ark
Great Fallx
Mont
Great Falls
Davenport Backed by Tulsa Mail Clerks in Third Oklahoma District
Tulsa Oct. 51 mail service workers in the Thing congressional district announce support for Hon. James S. Davenport. They praise his platform proposing higher wages for city and rural carriers and postal clerks. The Harpoon, the postal service organ, joins in urging readers to back a candidate pledged to clerks’ interests.
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Tulsa
Okla
Thing
James S. Davenport
Congress
Davenport
Devenport
Harpoon
Postal Service
Oklahoma
Dareapor
Roosevelt Labor Policy Attacked By Mason
New York October 31 Secretary John Mason of the Democratic State Committee released a statement attacking Theodore Roosevelt s labor record. The report recounts clashes with unions over Miller at the Government Printing Office, Roosevelt s intervention, Cortelyou s pivot to Palmer, and a threatened strike that was averted.
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New York
John, Mason
Democratic State Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Democratic Committee
Government Printing Office
Miller
Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
Roosever
Secretary of Commerce
Coal Strike Commission
Cortelyou
Palmer
B. F. Barnes
Bookbinders' Union
Central Labor Union
Washington
United States
Charles W. Winslow
Hhis
White House
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
James Duncan
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
James O'Connell
Machinists’ Union
Frank Morriston
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