Democrats Celebrate Wins and Predict GOP Shakeup Across States
Reported returns show J A Daugherty Democrat winning Missouri's Fifteenth district and Champ Clark predicting a solid House majority for Democrats while Oklahoma's Lee Cruce defeats Joe McNeal by 20 000 to 25 000. Recounts planned in St Louis and Missouri pensioned offices.
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Returns in Full for Craig County Election Canvass
The Craig County canvass confirmed democratic majorities from initial reports. Republicans won in Vinita Township with George Costley as commissioner, David Meredith as justice of the peace, and Clem Huelsenkamp as constable. Local option failed by 450 votes while school tax and constitutional amendments carried locally. County and township totals enumerate gubernatorial and statewide race results, including state officers and local trustees, clerks, treasurers, and justices of the peace across multiple townships.
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Doubled Work for Railway Clerks Week of Count
The post office orders a nationwide mail count for the week beginning November 13 to gather data for congressional action. Each clerk reports totals of piece counts by mail type, with separate tallies for full mail cars and apartment cars. TulsaChief Clerk R R Johnson mobilizes staff to assign extra work and ensure completion.
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Vinita To Welcome New Oil Refinery Plant
A deal closed by Judge Lyman F Parker and a Commercial Club committee with John Milliken to build the Vinita Oil Refinery Co on the Bagby land north of Cabin Creek. The brick concrete plant will start with 35 workers in 20 days, hire at least 20 permanent staff, and later expand. Milliken, a St Louis millionaire, chose Vinita over Katy, citing strong growth and industrial options.
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Cope and Lewis plan race track for Vinita
Vinita will host a new racing complex as Cope and Lewis buy a 70 acre tract at Wilson Street. A standard half mile track with 60 stable stalls and a grandstand is under construction. The project aims to affiliate with a state circuit and include a fair exhibition with booths for local real estate promoters.
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New Pastor is Called for Vinita Christian Church
The Vinita Christian church called UK Rev. James M. Miller of Joplin to become pastor. J M Jones announced Miller accepted the call, to begin work later this month. Miller, a Diamond, Missouri native, studied in Lexington Kentucky and led a growing church there before preaching in Joplin about a year. The call was hearty and unanimous despite other candidates. The Chieftain wishes the congregation well.
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