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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
VICTORY CoMPLETE
As GERMANS PLRaE.

BY The Associated Press
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Sept .. iP, M.-Tho Brit.
lsh victory In the battle OF the Dro.
court-Queant line seems complete
without having delivered single
counter attack and staggering from
the blows administered to them yes.
terdhy, the Germans during the
night and early tits morning were
IN fun flight for the eastern aide oi
the Canal du Nord. The enemy Ia
trying to save what men ana mate.
rial he can from the wreck In aud
behind one Of the most powerful de-
fonue systems ever devised The
much-boasted DrOc0urt- -Queant line.
or, as the Germans call Il. tho Wotan
line. h totally sha tered The BRIT
lsh are driving far through Il, and
the Germans are hurrying eastward
leaving behind only pockets OF ma
chine Eunnop
Strong British forces arc now
fighting their way down the Hinden-
burg line itself and are cleaning II
up M they go Meanwhile. little
south from here. another force ~
driving on tho Hindenburg line
frontally. The Hun has tasted dis
agter IN the DrocOurt line battle, and
now his disorEanixcd and badly de-
pleted forces are working fast 10
prevent an even greater catastrophe
them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
M AD00 GRANTS WAGE
ADVANCE TO MILLION
Director General Of Railroads Ap-
proyct Increases for IAborcrs,
Clerks, Agents and Othcrs.
AMOUNTS TO S1OO,OOO,OoO
Boost l. Second To Bc Given I'm
plolcS uf systems Under 4. =.
Management uf Roads.

WASHINGTON. Sept o. Nearly
one million mon or holf the railroad
employees iu the United Satcs. share
In additional wage increases ap-
proved today by Director General
McAdoo for track laborcrs. watch.
men, other maintenance Of way en-
ploycs, clerks. station agents and
other CHsscs of, employees drawing
relatively low pay
The new increases. the second
granted IN supplement to the gov
,SrnmeutH general wage order. will
add nearly one million dollars to the
annual railroad paypolls Il Is said.
Most Ot the Increases range from 10
TO 80 per cent wages
Details ot the new order will be
announced tomorrow The director
general adopted most Of the rec
concentrations Of the board of rail-
road wages and working conditions,
which Investigated requests OF en-
ployea for more pay. Pay increases
for railroad telegraphcrs arc the
subject Of another report To be made
soon TO the director general.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
WILL CLOSE RECRUITING
FOR DURATION OF WAR

Notice has been received AZ tho
local army recruiting station from
the state headquarters at Oklahoma
city 20 pack up their equipment and
make other preparations FOR closing
They expect orders from national
headquarters Within q very few days
detailing them 10 close for good
Those In charge think that the sub
stations for recruiting mon for the
army will,be closed for the duration
OF tho war and that all men taken
for this branch Of tho service from
now on will be taken through the
draft
Tho navy recruiting officer thinks
he will receive orders within few
days opening that branch of service
to enlistment and Sergeant Condor
recruiting officer for the marines
thinks that he Will receive orders by
tho middle OF September to reopen
the marine station
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
ALLIED FORCES
KEEP UP GAINS

Ry The Associated Press
From Flanders 60 Solssona the
British. French aud American forces
are keeping M without cessation
their strong offensive tactics against
the Germans. who all along the battle
front are still giving ground al
though at certain points with strong
resistance
Additional areas of territory which
long had been held by the enemy
have been restored; many thousands
Of Germans have been sent behind
tho lines 20 swell the great throng
already there IN prison camps, and
many ~ the encmy's dead lying
upon the battlefield testify 10 his
heavy casualties
Retrcnting columns of the Ger
mans have been out TO pieces by tho
British artillery from captured van
taEe nnints. before which tho enemy
WAS compelled 10 pass unsholtered
from the fire ~ the British gunncrs.
British Move Forward.
From tho region around Arras
rou,hwBrd 10 pcronne the British
line has moved forward everywhere
since tho famous Drocourt- -Queant
defense lnc was overwhelmed and
lcff In the rear
Eastward of tho Drorourt llnr the
British now are nearing the Canal
du Nord and Douai Nnlcncicunea
and Camhral have been further en-
croached upon by English Canadian
and Australian troops East of re.
ronuoe the British llne has been
steadily pushed forward Numerous
towns and villages have fallen into
the hands Of Field Marshal Hair's
men. among them Queant at the
southernPnd OF the Drocourt -Queant
line as
To tho south the French along the
Canal du Nord ARE giving th@ arA-,v
no rest. taking the remaining por
ion of the salient north Of Noyon.
while in the scissors sector the
French ana Americans now arc ir
control Of the entire plateau DO.
Mating the Aisne. Tho Chcmu
pamts aud the roads to Ia =
te Ferc. .S.r|S
In FLANDERS the British se
etrated the outakirts Of rs---------i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
British Sweep Continues With Enemy
in Hurried Retreat as Line Crumb1es
British Drop Bombs
on German Military
Works A cross Rhine

LONDON. sept 3 The urlush
Independent ain force within the
past % hours has dropped a. tons
ut bombs ON German military
works lu the Rhine provinces
Three raids were made ON tho
German aorudromc at Buhr Three
hiuetrs Wetr demolished and dl-
rect hitH were obtained on many
uthCrH
Tho railways AT Ehrang. four
miles northeast ~ TrcNc-. were
attacked from height Of ninety
lvot and every bomb scored a di-
rect hir
A. Saarhuckcu. forty miles
southeast of TrevOs tho nurbaDh
works ana railways Wcrc bombed
American and British uirmcn ln
un air raid ON tho German air.
drome lt NdsFcnaerc, Relglum.
have caused great damage, ac-
cordinE To an announcement made
here today A gasoline and OH
dump was set on fire and this lu
turn ignltrd an ammunition dump
and also six Fokkcf biplanes Two
other machines were destroyed
by direct hits boy bombs aud \
large Gotha hangar was complete
ly burned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

France ana further north In the Lyl
salient have taken RioDeboprE ~
Yaast and sstahIlshad th'Rmseivas. on
the lire or Ia Bassee road and be.
tween there and Estaires. having
captured the last named place.
steenwcrck and wulverghem also
are In British hands. Thus the great
salient Il virtually wiped out.
Unofficial dispatches say that in
The region east and southeast Of
Arras the German are retiring to a
new switch line running from Bre-
bieres. five miles southeast OF Dro-
court, southwark 10 Moouvres. where
u joins the Hindenburg line near
unincourt. II this proves true the
new line already seems menaced as
field Marshal HaiEs men virtually
are upon II at Lecluse and Rumau-
court, southeast OF Arras and almost
abreast OF II az Barallo. three miles
north OF M0euyres.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
WHITMAN WINS OVER
LEWIS IN NEW YORK
Present Governor II Named for tho
Third Tcrp by Republicans
Democrats Put Up smith.

NEW YORK. Sept 3-CharlcH s.
Whitman will be the Republican
candidate for third term as gov
crnor OF New York. lie will be op-
posed In the coming campaign by
Alfred u. Smith. president OF the
board OF alderman OF New York
city. and the choice OF the unofficial
Democratic state convention. The
party candidates were determined
at ths primary election today.
Atterney-uSner Merton r. Lewis.
backed by several OF the Republican
leaders OF the state. including wrl-
lam Barnes OF Albany, who sought
tho nomination In opposition to Mr.
Whitman, was literally showed un-
der. with about half of tho dis
tricts In tho state missing his vote
was 35,507 as compared with 95,7S5
for Whitman.
Smiths victory was even more
decisive that that OF MIR. whitman.
lie was opposed by william Church
Osborne. running independently
without organized support The Os-
borne vote was virtually negligible.
Edward Schoeneck was rehoml-
mated by the Republicans for lieu
tenant governor.
Tho closest OF the contests waged
boy the Republicans was between Sen
ator Charles j. Newton and Deputy
Attorney general Alfred l.. Recker
OF Buffalo, FOR the nomination for
attorney general. but Newton
backed by the Whitman orgnniza-
ton, was a comparatively easy win
ner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
MOTION TO CLEAR OEBS
IS 0VERRULED IN COURT

CLEVELAND, Sept s-Fcderal
Judge d. c. Westenhaver today
overruled motion filed hy nttor
neys FOR Eugene V. Debs. four times
candidate Tor president on the So
cialist ticket 10 uuash the indict-
ment Of ten counts against Debs foi
violation of the espionage act pcb'f
trial Is set for September O.
Deb7 was arrested here on July
charged with violation ~ tho cs
pionage act IN speech st tho so
claiAt state convention af Canton
Ohio, June L. HehH attorneyt
claim the espionage law Is uncon-
stitutIoual
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
TIME FOR PERSHING
TO HIT MAY BE NEAR
Americans 20 strike Fast Of Ithelms
or Nerdun Before Year Ends
IL Belief at Capital.
YANK ARMY BEING FORMED
Units Withdrawn From british and
Funch Units Strengthens View
of Impending Thrust.

WASHINGTON sept A. RE
ports from the British front today
Indicated TO military officers here
that the retirement, heretofore con-
ducted with utmost military skin.
was getting out OF hand. Under the
terrific pressure OF the British and
French armies all along the line
from Yprcs TO Solssona, the enemy
apparently IA being forced TO n moro
prooipltate withdrawal particularly
on the old Drocourt -Queant front
where Marshal Haig's men ham
mered forward irreaistibly today.
The official announcement from
London today that more than 10000
prisoners have been taken In two
days OF fighting on this front In IT.
self indicates. Il iss said. that there
IL growing disorganlzatlon In the
German ranks.
Pershing May Strike.
With this ~ mind, there was wide
speculation today among officers ~
10 what new Developments OF the
battle are 10 be expected. n. was
clearly evident that observers be-
lieve the time IA fast approaching
when General PerHhlnR's first field
AAhif VIII bAHttNnAf w tnF uatttf
on The theory that General Foch has
been Withholding this new and Wig
orous force for a decisive blow when
the ume was ripe. AZ 10 where or
when that blow would be delivered.
however. there was wide VARIANCE
OF opinion.
on all sides Il was evident bore
that announcement OF the formation
Of the first American field army
and the fact that many American
units which had been briRaded With
the French or Britls,. for final
training have been Withdrawn 70 be
added toll have been taken 70 mean
that the Americans would attack
during the present year. Ample
time remains, II II said. for tho or
Eanization OF the force 20 be COM
pleted and the assault launched be-
fore winter iRterferes.
Foch Prepares For blow.
The American army. Officers here
believe, form an ideal instrument
with which General Foch will be
able TO deliver real offensive COUP
when he deems the field ready The
present fighting In this vlcw. IL pre-
paratory 10 the delivery OF such
blow and II now appears probabio
TO many observers that Il will be de-
livered soon and probably In, a re-
gion TO the east OF Rheims or OF
Verdun whore the concentration OF
enemy reserves TO meet Il will be the
most difficult because OF the bitter
fighting In Flanders and Picardy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
TWO HUNDRED MEXICANS
KILLED IN DAYS FIGHT

FL PASO, Texas Sept s. Two
hundred were killed last Thursday
In a battle which lasted all day at
Pillar de ConCho, southeast OF Chi
huahua City. between the federal
command OF General Erncsto Garcia
and Francisco Nilla. ono hundred
and twenty-five federals were killed
and eighty villa followers lost their
lives. THIS Information was brought
here To-Day lby. en- Amoricau from
Chihuahha city
When Garcia's men reached q
rendezvous suggested In the order
and flashed the signal. Villas men
attacked. an order and a signal hav-
Ing been a part Of Villas scheme 10
lure the federalH into a, trap, ac-
cording TO tho American
GENERAL Garcia returned 10 Chi
huahua city, obtained six hundred
fresh troops ana now Is pursuing
Villa In the vicinity OF NinCa.
Preparations TO resist an attack
by villa on Chihuahua on the night
OF September 10 are in progress and
sappcrs arc building elaborate de-
fensive works and gun emplace-
ments near the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
Kindness

one never knows
How nr a word OF kindness goes
ono never surs
How FAR 4 smile Of friendship flees
n0Wn through the years,
The deed forgotten rcappears,
Duc kindly word
The souls of many here has stirred
Man goes his way
And tells with csry passing day
utu Afs's end
once unto me he played the friend.
vs." cannot say
What lips are praising US today.
We cannot tell
Whose prayers ask God TO guard us
we'll
but loving kindncss lives
Beyond tho memory OF him who
gives
tCopyrFht 1919 by Edgar 4 GuestO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
REPORTED CAPTURE
or LENS UNCoNFTRMED

LoNDoN. Sept, s-I'rhe report q
tho German evacuation and the Brit
ish occupation OF Lens which was
current here today In not confirmed
from any official source and seems
at least to be premature. II Is worthy
OF note that Field Marshal Halg's
communication from British head
quarters In France tonight mcntlons
only slight advance OF the British
outpost A French report late this
evening says that fighting is In prog
rcsH I'm the suburbs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
FOUR THOUSAND SLAcKERs
ARE ARRESTED IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK, Sept s. Federal Of
fieials estimated shortly before mid
night that moro than four thousand
suspected slackers had been arrested
today In New York and nearby clties
In the great roundup Of draft evnd-
ers conducted by $4,000 soldiers.
sailors, police and government
agents
According 10 Charles r. Dcwoody,
chief OF the hutcau OF Investigation
Of the department OF justice. who di-
rooted tho drive. from ten thousand
10 twelve thousand mon had ooen
taken 10 the 69th regiment arnory
alone. while police stations In Man
haitian were literally filled TO over
flowing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
TEN THOUSAND
HUNS CAPTURED

Nv The Assoeistsd Press
The German retirement Is not
a voluntary one on the part of the
enemy but has been forced by the
srries of uutemittlnE hammer blows
inflictcd by Marshal Foch IN tho
past six or seven weeks n has now
been accelerated by tho notable VIC
tory won by Field Marshal Halg yea
ierday in breaking through the
strong defensive lines protecting the
railway centers or pouai and Cam
Brat and threatening 10 outflank
even the main llinAcnburE line south
20 s. quentin Already the taking
of 10000 prisoners 10y the British In
their advance Ia reported ana he
Berman casualties IN killed and
wounded are declared 20 have bean
notably heavy as their thickly
masSed forces fen the force OF the
H~ltish blow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
World wiz Bulletin
Results in Baseball
Championship Games

Beginning this afternoon the
world will announce each play In
The worlds series between Chi
cago and Boston as soon az they
sare received over the Associated
Press wire. This liz a service which
the WNld has given the baseball
fans ofNLalrI Tor several years
past nud 90 make the occasion ns'
Euch ag possible Ike 20 has been
in former years, Glenn CoRdon has
huou asked 90 make the mega
phone announcements Following
lhr readings OF the bulletins the
play viii be marked up on the
board by innings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
GENERAL CABELL TO GIVE
FULL REPORT ON SHOOTING

EI rAsO, Sept S.-To make a
complete report OF the shooting
across tho International line at No,
gales, Aria, last Thursday. Briga-
dler General DeRoscy Cabell passed
through here today en- route 20 San
Antonio where he will have con
florence with Mai Gen W. A. Hol.
brook department commander.
General Cahcll was Rt Nogales. In
command following the shootNg
and be returned TO his headquar-
tDrs at Nogalcs, Sunday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
AUGUST EXPENDITURES
SET NEW MONTHLY MARK

WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-Govern
ment war rTpedltures In August
broke all monthly records by bore
than 100000. goo, amounting 10
t1,7lt.0OO, 900 on reports up TO to-
day Later reports may raise this
by $4,000, 900.
Ordinary was expenses amounted
to ti,46s, 900, 900 or 5000. 600 600
more than last months high record
This did not include OUTLAWS Of last
saturday. yet 10 be tabulated Loans
10 allies were reported as t2ti 600,
900. not including Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
C0lEINSVILlE NOW
IS PART OF TULSA
Governor Williams Signs Proclama-
uon of Annexation After ClRre-
more Protest Il Turned Down.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. Gov
cruor' Williams this afternoon issued
q proclamation declaring Collinsyille
iu Rogcrr county now part OF Tulsa
county Elections had been held
both iu Collinsville and ia Tulsa
county In accordance with proyi-
nons Of The law, but the governors
nnal action was held up pending a
protest from Claremore. Rogeu
county The matter was submitted
TO the attorney general for an opin-
ion.
t.e Ald that In the ELECTION In
Tulsa county. to receive the new ter
rltory that "A majority OF the votes
OF the qualified electors voting az
the election sufficient 20 carry the
proposition II had been contended
thar 10 required majority uf all the
voters OF the county.
Telephone information received
q yesterday afternoon by Fred Kitchen.
secretary of the Tulsa county cleo
il0n board contained the informI-
ton that tho governor had finally
issued the proclamation making Col
linsyillo township part OF Tulsa
comfy
ljy an overwhelming majority COL
l.ustluc on July 40 voted to secede
from Rogers county and join Tulsa
county Tulsa returned the compli-
mcut by giving the acceptance OF
Dullinsville's proposition unani-
nous vote on August %.
When the vote was finally counted
Fred Kitchen, In accordance with
the provisions OF law. took the Ger
ufcajc TO Governor Williams. who
the proclamation issued.
This Was last Friday. As Mr. Kitchen
WAS turning TO leave the office Of
The governor 10 interview the attor-
ncy general. Prince Freezing. a NEE
srugrr boy appeared with a tele-
gram OF protest from Chremore. |
Later letter appeared containing |
The protest tn regular form
This protest from Claremore was
based ON the proposition OF a large |
county taking "a portion OF n smaller
one. The argument presented was
based on tho old law relative TO the |
creation Of new counties, which pro- |
'ldcs that "a majority OF tho voters |
In the county is necessary In order |
hat an election might be vaud. |
However. 10 was found by the attor- |
ley general that the law relating TO |
county line elections provides that |
Jnly a majority OF the votes cast Is |
lcccsary for the election TO be legal. /
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
AMERICANS HAVE
QUIET DAY TUESDAY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, Sept. as y. IN. y
The Americans IN tho fighting line
north of Scissors had a quiet day
Tuesday
There has been considerable aerial
activity In the Neslc region and sew
crll combats In the air. one Ger
man machine IN reported 60 have
been dowucd by allied airmen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
The Weather

TULSA, Sept .
Maximum IS mini
mum "a sou !
wtnds and pAttll
cloudy.
OKLAHOMA Fol
" Welnrsday, cloudy
local showers Thur
day generally fair
LOtlSiANAf fol
Va p q neGday Ant
Thursday, local show
crs not much chang
IN Temperature
ARKANSAS foi
Wednesday, showers
cooler In east por
ton Thursday. prob
ably showers
EAST TEXAS ioi
W ednesday, locA
showeru. cooler ~
north portion Thnrs
day. generally fair
Iu suuiheaNt uoftion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
eARNlSHEElNG OF RAILROAD
WAGES ORDERED STOPPED

WASHINGTON. Sept. ~Gsrnlsh.
eelng OF railroad employees pay was
forbidden today by Director General
MoAdoo an n means OF eliminating
much legal work heretofore neees-
sary. A. the same time lt was made
plain that employees who do not pay
their bills will be dismissed Wages
until actually paid over 10 EN-
ployes are held 10 constltutS govern
ment funds against which legal ac-
ton may not he taken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
Hang Advances Line for Gain of 2 Miles
In Following Up Smashing of the
Main German Defense.
LENS IS REACHED AND MAY Be TAKEN SOON
Reported Capture Of Mining City Is Uncon-
firmed, but Troops Are at Gates; French
Cross Somme; Hun Loss Frightful
BB The Associated Press.

LONDON Sept go p, m.-Feld Marshal Haigs forces
this afternoon continued their advance north of the river
Somme They captured lie Mesn which lies to the south
east of lie Iansoy This constituted further two-me ad
vance sX-mile front since this morning
In the lys salient where the Germans are retreatnp the
British advanced today and hold the outskirts
of Neye Chapelle The British have captured Rchebourg
81. Vaast.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
TMrtB-Three Vessels
Completed in August

PHILADELPHIA, sept ? Amer
lonn shipping was increased by 80
wooden vessels during August This
aas announced today hy charlen
Picz vice president and general
manager OF the Emergency Fleet
corporation. or these. ~ were ac-
Wauy delivered 10 tho federal gov
ernmcnt and the other ~ passed
final tusts and are ready for dclly-
arN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
BERLIN SAYS
DAY IL QUIET

BERLIN, Sept 2 The war office
reports a quiet day between the
Scnrpo and tho Somme IN its com
munication issued this evening Ger
tain movements. Il adds. we're com
pleted In accordance with the plans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

PARIS. sept &c. ,FlavaH aroncyl
Tho French steamship Psmpa ~
.It,l tons was sunk hv q torpedo on
tho night ~ August 36-27. while on
.a voyage from Bizerta 70 Snloniki.
Four serbian soldiers out OF 25s
persons on board are missing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

LONDON, Sept 3.Between Peronne and the Sensee river
the British continuing their successful advance against
the Germans, according to Field Marshal Haigs communi
cation issued tonight
The British now have reached the general line of Ytres
south of Bertincourt Beaumetz-e Cambria Barae Ru
maucourt and Lecluse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
MILwAUkrE. wls- ecpl

MILWAUKEE,. Wis SCpt &
Gov h. L. Philip, running on his
war record, appeared tonight TO
hav0 a slight lead In the Republican
primary over Roye w. WILCOX. 10y
atty issue candidate, IN q sensational
race. JON. Tittcmore who relied on
the farmer and lsborlng mans vote.
is far behind
other incumbents seeking re-clec-
tlon on the state ticket with the eN
Ccptlon of Attorney General Spcn-
Ger Haven, hnvc apparently been
nominated John T. Blaine. La Fol
lette adherent. is leading Haven.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

fhrrpi Local showers in southeast poftlon
NE~r TEXAS Tor Wednesday, grnrtaU
fafr except local showers In east portion
Inursday generally fair warmer In fsu
hnnt.u.