Oklahoma Governor Race Grows With Multiple Nomination Talks
Aug 30 Oklahoma City reports a crowded field forming for next year’s Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Possible candidates include West Side figure Justice Dunn and other state officials, with discussions spanning from dispensary policy to executive leadership. Republicans name J. C. Jones and J. W. McNeal as early contenders amid calls for a fresh slate.
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Guthrie
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Topeka
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Checotah
Creager
Aeronaut Hoffmann Killed In Balloon Act At Coffeyville
In Coffeyville Kansas on August 30 Harry B Hoffman an aeronaut died during a balloon ascent at Silurian Springs park. With no wind the balloon rose about 500 feet then overbalanced. Hoffman fell headfirst after his parachute failed to deploy. He was 28, married a week, and his act drew a large crowd despite the tragedy.
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New Geology Professor Studies Oklahoma Resources
Norman Oklahoma Aig M Amr Chas H Taylor recently elected assistant professor of geology at the state university travels in eastern Oklahoma to study mineral resources. He will explore the lead and alloy region marble cement deposits coal fields and granite areas and then tour Arbuckle Wichita mountains Gypsum Hills and Salt Plains. He studied economic geology and geography at the University of Chicago.
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Oklahoma
Electrical Storm Accompanies Rain Near Bluejacket
A splendid rainfall occurred Saturday night at Bluejacket and Welch, with an electrical storm causing damage. Lightning struck the C. M. Howell home and a residence five miles northeast of Bluejacket burned, reportedly left to residents away. Two cows were killed. rain varied across nearby towns, with lighter falls in Kelo and Vinita and broader rain in Tulsa and Muskogee.
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Death by own action starts a run on Union City bank
Be leatine George Hardy, president of a grain company, killed himself at Union City Bank & Trust, triggering a run while other banks and individuals rushed to protect depositors who were fully paid. Curtiss wins International Cup in aviation week with a 12 mile course in under 16 minutes, setting a speed record.
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Union City Bank & Trust Company
Harriman Case to Be Referred to Specialists
The Associated Press reports Arden New York Aug. details indicate Dr Lyle, Harriman’s physician, traveled to New York to present his diagnosis to medical specialists after making a lie depicting Harriman’s condition. Strong entities include W G Harriman and Dr Lyle.
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Farman Breaks Lathem Distance Record in France
Henry Farman, flying a biplane at Rheims, shattered the prior distance record set by Herbert Lathem. At 5 PM he completed a seventeenth lap totaling one hundred five and a half miles, marking a new aviation milestone announced by The Associated Press.
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Two Miners Killed in Powder Explosion at Quick Seven Mine
In Carthage Missouri a powder explosion at the Quick Seven mine near Neck City killed two men and injured a third, with many others harmed as windows broke across a state plant. Victims named were George Strain and Dun Tremen of Webb City and Ed Hlegins. The blast followed a measure of water buildup.
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Fatally Wounded at Boarding House By Masked Attack
John Chee a Chi boarding house keeper was fatally wounded at his door in Sapulpa Ola when two masked men attacked him with a razor. One assailant slashed his throat with a ragor. The assailants fled. locals suspect involvement of a High Binder bottery.
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Formation of Schedules before Census Director in Washington
Washington Aug. 30. The census schedules form the core task before Director Durand and Assistant Director Willoughby as they assemble a panel of experts in statistics economics agriculture and manufacturing. They will shape agricultural manufacturing and population schedules with specialists from Minnesota Wisconsin Cornell and Chicago among others guiding the planning and enumeration strategy.
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Glaremore Radiomites Lose Sunday Game
Glaremore Radiomites defeated Claremore 10 to 7 on Sunday afternoon. Both pitchers were hit hard, locals tallying thirteen hits to Claremore’s eleven. H Raines made a sensational fourth inning catch off Story’s drive and doubled Carlen, Deweene held the line after being hit hard, and in the eighth the locals erupted for seven hits and five runs to regain the lead.
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HIRAM OAKES KILLED IN FIST FIGHT AT FREDONIA
Hiram Oakes, a retired merchant from Columbus Junction, was killed in a fist fight with Charles Brown of Fredonia. Rivalry over financial differences sparked the conflict.
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Fredonia
Aviation Week Ends With Gala Breakfast
Aviation Week closed with a gala breakfast in Rheims France on August 30 honoring aviators. Five hundred people from Curtiss Farman Latham and Paulhan received ovations as Courtland F. Bishop president of the American Aero Club praised American hospitality and invited world aviators to visit America.
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Prison Guards Dismissed Over Whiskey Making Allegation
Report from Pittsburgh dated 30 The guards at the western penitentiary were fired after claims they did not know inmates were producing whiskey. The illicit batch used prune juice yeast and sugar. One discharged guard asserts others were involved.
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