2006.016. John Dunning Political Collection, 1890-2004

A number of letters to President William McKinley in 1898, recommending Guthrie Mayor Ben Berkey to postmaster of the town.

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Including letters written by O. A. Mitscher and Jake Hamon.

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Correspondence of Charles Meyers 1899-1900, helping organize Republican leagues in Indian Territory. Material of the League, including the Constitution of the Territorial Republican League.

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Including incorporation of the town of Fairland, Election results, bills up for vote, bills passed and council minutes.

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W J Gault for Mayor of Oklahoma City, 1890-1892. This folder contains newspaper articles, a postcard with a picture of Gault, and a card of Gault's to the Guthrie Club.

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This folder includes a program from a banquet given by the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce in honor of the First Legislature of Oklahoma dated February 29, 1908. A tribute to Charles N. Haskell, Governor of Oklahoma 1907-1911, a candidate card for Leslie P. Ross who ran for Governor in 1910, a receipt for a poll tax paid, a candidate card for W. P. Langston who ran for County Attorney in 1908, and a candidate card for J. B. Jeter who ran for State Senate in 1908, various newspaper articles, Oklahoma State Precinct Directories and voting lists, a flier for Bird McGuire who ran for Congress, a flier on House Bill No. 63, a candidate card for John E. Love who ran for Corporation Commission in 1907, a list of the Republican Candidates who ran for office in 1910, a flier and picture of Dick T. Morgan who ran for Congress in 1908, List of voters registered up to June 30,1916 in Washington County preceinct NO 7.

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This folder contains several pieces of political material on the Republican Party, a listing of the number of votes for Roosevelt, a letter from the Roosevelt Republican Club, and a signed petition from the Roosevelt Statewide Movement pledging their support to him.

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This folder contains a program from a banquet given by the citizens of Oklahoma City to the Governor, Senate and House of Representatives on Friday, December 16, 1910, Oklahoma inaugural ball program January 13, 1919.

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This folder contains material dated 1911-1915. It includes two fliers for John Fields who ran for Governor in 1914, an invitation to the inaugural ball given in honor of Governor Robert L. Williams on January 11, 1915, candidate cards for Edmond S. Coe who ran for County Attorney in 1910, Jesse L. Jordan who ran for State Senator in 1910, Judge John J. Carney who ran for Congress in 1912, Henry S. Johnston who ran for State Senate in 1914, James R. Tolbert who ran for Congress in 1914, and Dick Morgan who ran for Congress in1912. Also included is a listing of Democratic Candidates who ran for office in 1912, an invitation to the wedding of Naomi Jane Haskell, daughter of Governor Charles N. Haskell on June 19, 1911, political documents belonging to Judge Summers Hardy, a souvenir program to a reception and banquet given in honor of the Governor and State Legislators on February 4, 1911, and newspaper articles, Muskogee County Delegate ribbon.

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Documents concerning the movement of the Capitol to Oklahoma City. Included are a book of facts about the capitol, postcards about the move and a ribbon in support of the move.

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This folder contains documents for Robert L. Williams and his run for Governor in 1914. It includes a ribbon, postcard and letter asking for support for Williams.

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This folder contains a postcard with his picture on it, a certificate from the election board certifying that Gault ran for Mayor, and a newspaper article.

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This folder contains several pieces of material on the Socialist Party in Oklahoma from 1907-1916. Included are a membership card for the Socialist Party, an historical survey booklet about Communism, Socialism and the Church, a platform and campaign book for the Socialist Party of 1916, a book by Marion Hughes entitled 20 Years in Oklahoma: The Devil and the Democrats, a picture of the First Socialist Convention on May 11, 1907, booklet on the Socialist Amendments, Socialist Party correspondence to C.H. Odebiecht 1919-1921, 1924, Charles Obedbrecht Socialist party membership card 1915, C.H. Obebrecht secretary treasurer Oklahoma socialist party letter head, correpsondenc socialist party 1921 & 1924, Socialist party membershiop application, "Freedom for political prisoners" pamphlet, "Realease Gene Debs" pamphlet 1918, "Why Amnesty?" pamphlet, "What did Debs say?" pamphelt, Socialist ticket national and state elections, "Vote No!" sample ballot from secretary treasurer socialist party H.M. Sinclair.

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this folder contains a certificate from the Democratic National Committee, a ticket from President Wilson's address at the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds on September 26, 1919, and certificate from the Oklahoma 100 Percent Loyal Club.

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It includes a speech to the League of Nations on February 26, 1919, his remarks to the Senate on August 8, 1911, and a letter from him to Mr. L. C. Gammill on April 3, 1919.

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This folder contains candidate cards for Dick Morgan who ran for Congress in 1916, Judge N. E. McNeill who ran for Supreme Court Judge in 1918, Kirby Frans who ran for Secretary of State in 1918, E. P. Burlingame who ran for County Judge in1916, Gus Pool who ran for Clerk of the Supreme Court in 1918, a booklet on Prohibition in Oklahoma, a pamphlet on the State Platform in 1918, and extracts from House Bill no. 1, W.F. Colnon for mayor Sallisaw election card 1919, Vance White for Pawnee County treasurer election card.

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1905 letter from C. G. Jones to A.E. Perry on Joint Statehood Executive Committee letterhead. Speech of R. H.Wilson candidate for governor (booklet). Speech by John Fields candidate for governor 1922 (booklet). Speech of Hon. Thomas C. McRae in the U.S. House on Single Statehood for Indian Country and Oklahoma Territory (booklet). Campaign card for A. L. Anderson nominee for State Representative.

Campaign card for Democratic and Populist Candidate, Henry France for Treasurer of Woods County, Oklahoma.

Democratic campaign pamphlet for Richard A. Sneed for treasurer of Oklahoma.

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Statement of Contest in the 4th Congressional District on behalf of Solomon Homer and William Webber seeking the seats claimed by A.E. Perry and Ed Butler (booklet). Newspaper clipping of Theodore Roosevelt visiting Texas. Speech by B. F. Yoakum on the Farmers and the Railroads at Shawnee in 1909 (booklet). Letterhead for the Young Men's Republican Club of South McAlester, I.T.

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Between Bird McGuire and John Embry (10 letters). One letter from McGuire to J. H. Everest.

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Campaign card for Jim Jacobs candidate for State Senate. Campaign card for G. A. Porter candidate fro sheriff of Jackson County. Invitation to the wedding reception of Charles Haskell's daughter 1909. Speech of Thomas Gore to the U.S. Senate in 1909 (booklet). Bill Brown's Oklahoma Fever (pamphlet). Letter from William Busby, pres. Of the Great Western Coal and Coke Co. at McAlester, to L. G. Hysmoth in 1909.

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11-5-1907 letter from Territorial Governor Frank Frantz to A. E. Perry. 1907 letter from the Oklahoma Anti-Saloon League campaigning against Lee Cruce. 1907 letter from the Committee for State-Wide Prohibition promoting their cause. Campaign cards for Taft for U.S. President. 1907 letter from Claude Weaver to the court clerk of South McAlester. John Field for Governor Ribbon

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Frank Frantz Territorial Governor Inaugural, Ira Perkins of Sapula, O. F. Branstetter & Socialist Party, B. E. Bryant of Gotebo, and Senator Bradley of Kentucky, Eugene Watrous for state senator 8th district election card.

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Campaign for U.S. Senate letter from Samuel Hayes. Program for the National Democratic Achievement Banquet in 1911 at Indianapolis, Indiana. 1917 Sample Ballot. Picture of R. H. Wilson, United States senate chamber ticket for Mr. E.R. Berustein & Family 1919, Oklahoma State council of defense, "we must win the war" membership card 1918.

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Campaign card for P. E. Laughlin for state treasurer, Campaign card for J. S. Morrow for County Assessor, Campaign card for Judge N. E. McNeill for Oklahoma Supreme Court Judge, small campaign for Wash Sorells for State Representative.

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1919 Letterhead for the Young Men's League of Democratic Clubs of Oklahoma. 1916 letter from W. W. Hastings on U.S. House of Representatives letterhead. 1919 Letter from J. B. A. Robertson on Oklahoma Governor letterhead. 1912 letter to Redman Cole from Lee Cruce on Oklahoma Governor letterhead

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Six letters between Bird McGuire and John Embry in 1913. A 1911 letter to McGuire from W. Clark. A 1910 letter from E. B. Roll to McGuire.

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1912 letter to Robert Lowry from an U. S. Attorney (not named). 1913 Letter from Robert Owen to R. K. McCollum on U.S. Senate letterhead. Flier with Democrat candidates for state offices (including Al Jennings, J.B.A. Robertson and R. L. Williams for Governor, political correspondence of J.L. Culvert Logan county democratic central committee 1912.

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A 1911 letter written by the Non-Partisan Citizens Protective League of Oklahoma to R. K. McCollum. Program for the 1919 Victory Banquet given by the Young Men's Democratic Club. Letterhead for Barrit Galloway for Congress.

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Letter from S. M. Brosius agent for the Indian Rights Association to John Embry (1913). 1912 poem on W. H. Talley, District Clerk Cherokee County. 1911 letter from J. H. Stoyres to R. K. McCollum on Department of Charities and Corrections letterhead. 1911 pamphlet with the reply of Robert Owens reply to the Presidents veto of the Arizona and New Mexico Statehood Bill. 1914 handbill campaigning for the return of T. P. Gore to the U.S. Senate. Certificate of Election for R. K. McCollum to County Commissioner of Tahlequah County, "The Life and Deeds of Uncle Sam" book 1912.

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Platform and personnel of the Democratic Ticket in Dewey County (1912). Proceedings in Memory of Henry Marshall Furman, Judge of Criminal Court of Appeals (1916). Oklahoma Graphic VOl. 1 No. 3 (March 1915), Oklahoma State election laws 1917.

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Robert Glover, Robert Owen, George Cornell, Socialist candidate J. T. Cumbie, R. H. Wilson, booklet by H. H. Stallard-Objections to Socialism, and Dick Morgan.

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A 1912 letter from J. Coody Johnson (president of the Negro Civil Rights League of Oklahoma) fighting the Grandfather Clause. “Black and White,” a speech given by Luther Harrison in 1916, “Plain Talk to Negro Voters,” a pamphlet written by E. H. Hall, Principal of Separate Schools in Hennessey. Literature against Joe McNeal for his perceived pro-African American stance, State Negro Democratic headquarters header.

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Pamphlet-“The New Negro Will Vote for the Best Interest of the Commonwealth in Which He Lives,” by George Nave of Muskogee. A September 8, 1922, Black Dispatch copy on shall the state be white of black.

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Letters of the State Committee for Jack Walton (African American) and other African Americans campaigning for Walton in 1922 and a 1918 pamphlet, “Are you a Democrat or a Republican.”

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Correspondence of the State Committee for Jack Walton (African American), I. W. Yong Chairman, in August 1922, including with J.H. Lilley, E. S.Lowther, L .L. Dolphin, Frank Reed (pres. Colored State Democratic Club), J. E. Mason, J. M Marquess (Langston Univ.), P. A. Chappelle, and letters addressed to Walton.

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Correspondence of the State Committee for Jack Walton (African American), I. W. Yong Chairman, in September 1922, including with O. B. Jefferson, E. S. Lowther, J. E. Mason, E. H. Hall, and Louis LeFlore.

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Correspondence of the State Committee for Jack Walton (African American), I. W. Young Chairman, in September 1922, including with W. H. DeLisle, E. S. Lowther, E. H. Hall, N. J. Caesar, and P. A. Chappelle.

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Letters of the State Committee for Jack Walton (African American) and other African Americans campaigning for Walton in 1922. Correspondents include I.W. Young and Jacob Jones.

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Correspondence of the State Committee for Jack Walton (African American), I. W. Young chairman, including a list of contacts/donors?.

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Correspondence of the State Committee for Jack Walton (African American), including a list of contacts (these include B. C. Franklin, J.H. Goodwin, Coody Johnson, D. J. Turner, E. I Saddler, and J. H. Simmons).

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Correspondence of the State Committee for Jack Walton (African American) listing a list of delegates from various towns in Oklahoma. There is also a letter from W. B. Jones of Lima.

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Correspondence of the State Committee for Jack Walton (African American), including with J. H. Lilley, J. E. Mason, E. D. Jefferson, N. J. Caesar, and P. A. Chappelle.

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1928 sheet music for “We're for Al,” by Dinty Moore of Oklahoma City, campaigning for Al Smith for U.S. President. A copy of the Super-Civilized Indian Vol. 1 No. 3 published in Oklahoma City.

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Material on Thomas Owen's campaign for Governor. Constitution by-laws and official program for the State League of Young Democrats of Oklahoma at Ponca City on February 21, 1920.

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Record of W. W. Hastings, Democratic Candidate for Congress (pamphlet). Postcard with Hastings picture on it. 1926 letter from J.B.A. Robertson to J.H. Steele on State Robertson for Governor Club letterhead. M. E. Trapp for Governor postcard. 1926 State Republican Party Platform (pamphlet). What Al. Smith Knows About Farm Relief (small booklet with empty pages). “Al” Smith by Bob Shuler (Los Angeles: Bob Shuler, N.d.).

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First Annual Grand Ball 1921 program at State Capitol. Harlow's Weekly, October 14, 1922. Rules of the 1923 House of Representatives. Judge O. H. Searcy's announcement for Attorney General (handout). Booklet: Bryan's Last Speech: The Most Powerful Argument Against Evolution Ever Made (Oklahoma City, Okla: Sunlight Publishing Society, 1925). Reprint of the Joseph Bailey speech in the Riley Lawsuit (pamphlet), First annual gridiron honoring Oklahoma Press association program January 13, 1928.

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1926 letter to W. C. McIntosh from William S. Peters, Attorney at law from Boley applying for superintendent of the Negro Boys Training School. 1921 letter to L. Hysmith from John Golobie on Oklahoma Senate letterhead. An anti-Hoover postcard. Letter from the Lincoln County Republican endorsing John Embry for Republican National Committee member. Charles Graff for State Treasure business card. Season's Greeting Card from Gov. Henry Johnston and wife. 1928 letter from the Democratic National and State Headquarters campaign for Al Smith. A. S. J. Shaw for State Treasurer (pamphlet). James B. Cullison for Supreme Court Judge (pamphlet). Booklet-Philosophy of Oklahoma Union Farmer by John Simpson, Editor, Invitation Lincoln and Washington day banquest February 17, 1926.

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Rules of the 1923-24 Oklahoma House of Representatives. 1921 Roster of Oklahoma State and County officers. Rules of the 1925 Oklahoma House of Representatives. Booklet-Message of the Governor submitted by M. E Trapp, 1927.

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Letter from W. W. Hastings to R. K. McCollum in 1924. Democratic Party's Performances Are Best Claim to People's Support (pamphlet). Letter on U.S. Senate letterhead from W. B. Pine to Philas Jones. Letter to Milton Butler on J. P. Battenberg candidate for State Superintendent in 1922. Pine campaign sticker. 1928 letter to J. G. Hill from Gov. Henry Johnston on Governor letterhead. 1922 letter from A. E. Monroney to George Ross. 1924 letter from the Republican State Committee on their letterhead to Mrs. Logan Hysmith. Official certificate appointing Logan Hysmith as a delegate to a meeting in St. Louis on the League of Nations. 1924 campaign letter for Perle Dunham, Republican Candidate for Congress. Small campaign poster/handbill fro L. E. Neff for State Representative. Campaign business card for Berry Thurman for Circuit Judge. The Presidency of the United States (pamphlet). 1920 letter on U.S. House of Representative letterhead from Scott Ferris supporting women's suffrage, W.B. Pine for US Senator election card.

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Letter from Allen Street to Everett Hill, 1920, with attached Democratic Rooster pin. Cover of Sooner Magazine with an advertisement for the Herbert Hoover campaign, Herbert Hoover or Gov. Alfred E. Smith who will win? pamphelt.

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Including for A. S. J. Shaw for State Auditor, Mrs. Jessie Elizabeth Moore for Clerk of the Supreme Court, William Vahlberg for Commissioner of Accounting and Finance, L. O. Brooks for Commissioner of Public Works.

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Campaign material for Horace Hinkle for Congress, Jessie Moore for Supreme Court Clerk, Jack Wheeler for Commissioner of Labor, W. B. Pine for Senate, W. A. Ledbetter for Senate, Dick Strain for Sheriff, E. P. Hill for State Senate, J. P. Battenberg for Congress, J. O. Crawford for School Board, Claude Hendon for Cangress, W. C. Fidler for State Senate, H. F. Allen for Congress, E. L. Shelden for County Commissioner, A. C. Brewster for Supreme Court, Milton Garber for Congress, Tom Wallace for Criminal Court of Appeals, Frank Carter for State Auditor, and O. A. Cargill for Governor. membership cards. Petition to abolish the 7th judicial district. Program for the February 2, 1924, reception honoring the governor and state legislators. Application for membership in the Citizens Protective League of Oklahoma. Program for the 1926 Jackson Day Banquet in Tulsa. Democratic Campaign Book for 1926. Other 1920s booklets

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Lincoln day banquet on February 11, 1928, at Okmulgee--program. Speech of Moman Pruitt to the Oklahoma Electric Club in Oklahoma City on February 21, 1927--booklet. 1921 letter from R. C. Howard to Russell Overstreet. Sheet music--Ninth Oklahoma Legislature March of 1923. Sheet music--Oklahoma I'm Coming back to you by Herb Cook. Campaign material fro Ed Dabney for Attny General, J. W. Harreld for U.S. Senate, Ernest Blake for U.S. Senate, J. C. Walton for Governor, Joe B. Thompson for Congress, T. P. Gore for Senate, Jim Biffle for Sheriff, C. S. Storms for Representative, E. B. Anderson for County Attny, J. P. Dulaney for Jefferson County Weigher, W. C. Hogan for Representative, Charles Stephens for County Treasurer, and John Hamill for Secretary of State. 1923 permit for Dr. Eva Wells to remain on the streets of Oklahoma City after midnight during marshall law. Official program of the 1928 Oklahoma Democratic Convention, Oklahoma constitutional convention reunion program 1929.

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League of Young Democrats ribbon, Mrs. T. F. Henley, Claude Hendon, Frank Davis, Omer Benedict, J. B. A. Robertson, handbill associating the KKK to Henry Johnston and O. A. Cargill, Handbill for Jack Walton to speak at Boley, Jack Walton, Charles Wrightsman, Proclamation by Edmond mayor J. M. Ramsey closing the city's businesses in honor of Warren Harding's death, Sooner Magazine October 1928, and Ann Laskey-not endorsed by the KKK.

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Completed forms to join Perle Dunham's classes in expression and public speaking. Dunham's banking information, and newspaper clippings.

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Including about her career, Calvin Coolidge Oklahoma campaign headquarters, and her mother's estate.

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Various business cards of Dunham's, including other peoples and a library card. Congressional Record, with a speech by W. B. Pine in the Senate. Booklet-Monthly payment mortgage plan, 1925. Pocket map of Michigan. Book-Laird and Lee's Standard French Instructo and Conversation Guide (Chicago: Laird and Lee, 1917). Program-John Ericsson Day Dinner, March 9, 1920, at Rockford, Illinois. Pamphlet-International School of Chautauqua and Lyceum Arts in Chicago, with Perle Dunham the president. Booklet-Ladies Night at the Thomas Turner Masonic Lodge on April 15, 1916. Copy of newspaper clipping-Daily Oklahoman, 3 August 1924 on women and politics.

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Correspondence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, including letterhead from his gubernatorial campaign and a letters from Henry Johnston and O. A. Cargill.

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Flier for Frank Davis speech in El Reno on July 29, 1926. Flier for a Guy Green, candidate for Congress, speech at Waurika. Flier for a A. S. Wells, candidate for Attorney General, speech at Grandfield on July 22. Frank Davis campaign material for Lt. Gov. Address of William Holloway in OKC in 1929 (pamphlet). Various campaign ephemera from Davis' run at Governor, Lt. Governor, and state senator. Newspaper clippings.

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How to collect a doctor bill (booklet). A Little Visit with the Odd Fellow Brethren a Enid in the Spring of 1922 (booklet). A number of postcards, with correspondence.

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Includes narrative, poetry, stories, pictures, postcards, newpaper clippings, and pamphlets.

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With newspaper clippings, campaign material, postcards (Pawhuska Wewoka), poetry, narrative, and correspondence. Includes clippings, sympathy cards, and items on the death of Frank Davis.

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Two seasons greetings cards from Gov. Johnston. A formal request to work at Johnston's inaugural ball. Program for the inaugural ball. Invitation to a reception of the emperor of Ethiopia at Oklahoma A&M. Mrs. Johnston's Auto club card.

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Copies of pictures of Johnston and family (the photos are in the Photo-archive).

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Including a 1951 letter from the University of Oklahoma.

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Various envelopes and stationary with logos, including the Hotel Mayo, Johnston's various campaign and government post logos, law office, and Hotel Oxford.

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Includes a KKK card campaigning for Johnston and a copy of a photo of two klansmen.

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One small pamphlet related to Walton's Corporation Commissioner campaign and a card for his Commissioner of Public Works campaign, Jack Walton for Governor match book.

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Platform of State Democratic Party 1922 (pamphlet). “What Every Democrat Ought to Know” a pamphlet about the Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League. Program for Walton's Inaugural Ball. 2 ribbons (press and guest) for the Walton inaugural barbecue. Message of Walton to the 9th Legislature of Oklahoma, January 8, 1923.

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Anti-Walton Pamphlets-“God Give Us Women,” “The Story of Susie Bonds,” and “Walton's Record of Pardons and Paroles.”

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“The Ku Klux Kraze: A Trip through the Klavern by Aldrich Blake, 1924 (booklet). “Walton's Henchmen did the Branding” a pro Klu Klux Klan pamphlet. Other Klan related cards.

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Letter from I.W. Young, campaigning to African Americans for Jack Walton. Other campaign letters aimed at African Americans from Young's committee, Jack Walton political correspondence 1920.

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Campaign card for W. S. Key. 1936 Committee of One for the Re-election of Franklin D. Roosevelt certificate. Small campaign poster/handbill claiming the Republican Party will have a closing out sale (1932). E. W. Marland for Congress (booklet and cards). William Stranahan for Congress handbill/poster. Judge Porter Newman for Governor (booklet 1934). Lyle Boren for congress campaign material. Signed Lyle Boren photo (not a print, but on poster), W.S. Key for governor letterhead, Jo O Ferguson for congress pamphlet, Herbert k hyde for senate pamphlet, joe bates for attorney general flyer, E.A. hickman for pittsburg county commissioner election card, george young for congress card, robert a rogers for supreme court card, Mrs. F.E. riddle for congress pamphlet, J.H. york for sheriff card.

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Tom Anglin for governor (pamphlet). 1936 national Democratic platform and candidates for office (pamphlet). Platform of Tom Anglin for Governor (pamphlet). Campaign card of Wesley Disney for Congress. Wirt Franklin for U.S. Senate (pamphlet). Know your County Democratic Candidates (pamphlet) published by Oklahoma Democratic Central Committee. General campaign letter from Herbert Hyde for U.S. Senate. 1934 radio address by John Tomerlin Candidate for Congress (pamphlet).

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Charles Mason for Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice (pamphlet). General letter from Lee Cruce for U.S. Senator in 1930. December 1930 copy of The Debunker with an article about Alfalfa Bill Murray. 1930 Speech by Sen. W. B. Pine (pamphlet). Satirical card titled the Nude Deal, attacking Franklin D. Roosevelt business policies. Thomas Andrews, Father Goose's Melodies: New Deal Edition (Oklahoma City, Okla.: The William Thomas Co., 1938).

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S. Miller for State Senator (pamphlet). “The Oklahoma Voter” October, 1936, published by Oklahoma League of Women Voters (pamphlet). Program of Work for the Oklahoma League of Women Voters, 1936-37 (pamphlet). 1938 Sportsman's Guide to Oklahoma, with a political advertisement for Ray Weems for Corporation Commissioner. Gilbert Fraser 1934 Candidate for State Examiner (pamphlet). October 1939 Voice of the Democratic Women of Oklahoma, official publication of the Oklahoma Federation od Democratic Women's Clubs. Speech, “A Bit of History,” delivered in 1938 to the League of Young Democrats (pamphlet). Bonds are a Mortgage on Your Property (pamphlet). Campaign card Bud Jennings for Sheriff. Campaign card George Hunt for State Senator. Campaign card Ben Cook for Pres. Of the State Board of Agriculture, Penn Couch for State Senator election card, Penn Couch for state senator Newspaper clippings 1938.

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Republican National Committee certificate. 2 State League of Young Democrats membership card. Small poster/handbill annual school levy election in Oklahoma City in 1934. Landon and Knox campaign ephemera. Program for “The Colossal Broadcast” presented by the Young Men's Club in 1937. Campaign cards for county posts. The Cactus Hornet 2 (January 1939) in Oklahoma City, edited by T. B. Williams. Oklahoma Pythian, May 1938. The A. & M. College Magazine 9 (June 1938) and 1931 gridiron banquet program, Oklahoma election laws 1939.

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1939 letter from Mike Monroney to W.O. Wallace. Borah for President State Headquarters (office receipt). Program for the Regional Conference of the Women's Division Democratic National Committee held in Oklahoma City in 1938. 1938 letter from Gov. Marland to Nelllie Schubnell. Campaign card P. Y. Jolley for State Auditor. Remarks of Tom McKeown to the U.S. House in 1931 (pamphlet). Campaign material Jim Bodine for County Assessor, Helen Nix for County Clerk, Charles Litton for County Commissioner, Earl James for Justice of the Peace, Dovie Overstreet fro County Superintendent of Schools, Joseph Deupree for Justice of the Peace, Miller Hay for Chief Mine Inspector, Robert Rogers for Oklahoma Supreme Court, and Hilton Phillips for Lt. Governor and against State Question 238, political correspondence from Senator Josh Lee.

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1932 letter from T. P. Gore. W. B. Pine's radio speech on “Federal Relief.” Anti-Marland for Governor (pamphlet). Marland for Congress campaign card. Reelect Wilburn Cartwright (pamphlet). J. D. Bennet fro Pittsburg County Treasurer, 1932. Season's Greeting card from the Marlands. List of Democratic candidates for state offices. 1938 letter from Ray Weems on his race for Corporation Commissioner. W. J. Crump fro District Judge (pamphlet). Frank Carter for State Auditor (Pamphlet). C. C. Childers for Secretary of State. Antlers American printers advertisement. Speech of Jack Nichols in the Oklahoma House of Representatives 1939. Babbitt Galloway for Congress envelope. Address to Farmers, laborers, merchants, and business men of all line in Oklahoma (pamphlet). Letter on U.S. Congressman Will Rogers letterhead to Flora York in 1939, political correspondence from congressman Sam C. Massingale 1939, political correspondence from Senator T.P. Gore 1935, T.P. Gore for governor flyer 1935, political correspondence to Miss Margaret Germain 1933.

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1932 letter from T. P. Gore. “Who's Running in 1938,” (booklet). Speech by Elmer Thomas in the U.S. Senate 1938, “What Might Happen to Oklahoma.” Program Ruth Bryan Owen Club Oklahoma City 1938. 2 Rosters of the Democratic State Central Committee of Oklahoma 1938. 1931 letter from Claude Weaver to Ralph Bell. Charles Knox for Congress campaign card. Vote no on state question 238 campaign card. Invitation to Atoka County Democratic party's Fish and Duck Dinner. Poster for Franklin Roosevelt's birthday ball at Anadarko. Tickets for Roosevelt's birthday balls in 1937 and 1939, The President's birthday ball program January 30,1934, 12th annual gridiron banquet honoring members of the OK press association program 1939, 7th annual gridiron banquet for Tulsa press club program 1937, Oklahoma memorial association state banquet honoring Oklahoma's 27th birthday 1934.

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The Oklahoma Tax Payer (November 1939) published by the Associated Taxpayers of Oklahoma, with a forward by Leon Phillips. The Oklahoma Insuror (May 1936) published in the best interests if the insurance fraternity of Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Club Woman (September 1934). The Oklahoma Club Woman (August-September 1936). Sooner Magazine Oklahoma Alumni News (July 1930). Sooner Magazine Oklahoma Alumni News (November 1930), 9th annual gridiron banquet honoring chamber of commerce progarm 1936.

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Booklet-The Democratic Party in Oklahoma and the Nation, September 1930. Booklet-Precinct Officers of the Democratic Party of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, 1932-33. Pamphlet-1935 Oklahoma Crippled Children's Law, Senate Bill 15, S. L., 1935. Booklet-1938 Platform of the Democratic Party. Program-1935 birthday of Judge Robert L. Williams.

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Circular-The Spark Plug for the reelection of Milam King. Newsletter-The Record E. W. Marland for Senate. Flier-An Open Letter to W. P. A. Workers campaigning for E. W. Marland. Copy of a picture of E. W. Marland.

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Wash Hudson for State Senate, William C. Lewis for Congress (envelope stuck to the pamphlet), W. G. Crossland for Sheriff, L. A. Jessee reelect for State Representative, George Long for Corporation Commissioner, Ben Ogden for Congress, and John Barbour for State Representative (card).

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Letter from Senator Elmer Thomas to Arthur Huseman (3-18-1934). Letter from Congressman F. B. Swank to his constituents in regard to his programs (10-26-1931).

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Including for Andy Stokes for County Clerk, William Vahlberg for County Treasurer, Lewis Terry for State Treasurer, Tom Waldrep for Lieut. Governor, C. D. Campbell for Corporation Commissioner, W. C. Allison for Pittsburg County Treasurer, Clay Kerr for State Superintendent, Gloria Gulager, E. L. Reno for Congress, George Henshaw for Justice of the Supreme Court, Claude Hendon for Congress, James Douglas for Judge of the Supreme Court, Harry Synar for Oklahoma 4-H President, J. W. Berry for County Clerk, James E. Berry for Lieut. Governor.

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“Women as Affected by the Laws of Oklahoma,” by J. Berry King (attny general). Flier-Democrats Attention: The People are Crying for Bread Shall They be Given a Stone? Signed Wage Workers of Oklahoma.

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Candidate Cards for Dennis Bushyhead for County Attorney (1930), Horace J. Newbury for Representative (1930), Jess L. Pullen for Attorney General (1934), L. B. Sneed for Secretary of State (1934), C. C. Childers for Secretary of State (1938), Grover Pendleton for County Commissioner (1938), Hugh Harrell for State Treasurer in 1934, Wirt Franklin for US Senate (1932), Tom Anglin for Governor in 1934, E. W. Marland for Governor in 1934, S. P. Freeling for Congressman in 1934, H. L. Payne for County Treasurer in 1930, James S. Davenport for Judge of the Criminal Court of Appeals in 1938, Flecia Guilliams for County Superintendent in 1936, T. D. Turner, Jr. for County Judge in 1934, Jack Cummings for Sheriff in 1934, Tom Waldrep for Lt. Governor in 1934, L. L. Davis for County Superintendent in 1930, Ethel F. Dowell for County Superintendent of Schools in 1936, Joe Bates for Attorney General in 1934, Ray O. Weems for Corporation Commissioner in 1938, J. Berry King for Governor, Fred hoyt for county attorney flyer.

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George Hunt for State Senator in 1938, John C. Monk for State Senator in 1938, Wesley E. Disney for Congress in 1936, Ben Goff for Lt. Governor in 1934, Huby Jordan for State Representative in 1936, Henry Worthington for State Senator in 1936, Clifton Kirk for Court Clerk in 1932, Jo O. Ferguson for Congress in 1936, A. S. J. Shaw for Governor in 1930, Gomer Smith for Congress in 1930 and 1937, Grant G. Forsythe for Congress in 1934, Earl Johnston for County Commissioner in 1936, James E. Berry for Lt. Governor in 1930, Charles L. Rogers for Lt. Governor in 1934, Ila Huff for Commissioner of Charities and Corrections in 1938, A. Noble Ladd for Board of Agriculture in 1934, Sharpe Philpott for Commissioner of Insurance I n1934 and 1938, John Rogers for State Examiner and Inspector in 1938, D. C. McCurtain for Congress in 1934, Frank Mc Call for County Commissioner in 1930, Judge Ladner for Supreme Court Justice in 1930, Lewis R. Morris for County Attorney in 1930

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Paul Stewart for Congress in 1932, C. F. Pinney for County Commissioner in 1934, B. C. Trice for Congress in 1930 and 1932, Thomas A. Edwards for Criminal Court of Appeals in 1930, W. Roy Welton for County Superintendent of Schools in 1934, Cotton Geter for Representative in 1938, M. L. Misenheimer fro State Senate in 1938, J. D. Bayless for Congress in 1936, G. R. Bob Lackey for County Clerk in 1936, Robert Burns for Lt. Governor in 1931, Hilton Phillips for Lt. Governor in 1934, Wayland Childers for Congress in 1938. Also included are a delegates pass from the Republican State Convention on May 5, 1938, a card from the Women's Marland for Governor Club, a sample ballot from the 1938 elections, a letter from Wirt Franklin to Mrs. Mary Mecham, an official program from the 24th Annual Convention of the State League of Young Democrats, a letter from E W Marland to W. D. Humphrey, materials from the W. B. Pine for Senate and Governor campaigns

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A program from the Women's Democratic Council of 1934-1935, a picture of Joe Bates signed to Ritzhaupt, and various newspaper articles.

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This folder contains campaign material from all of these decades. It includes cards from his campaigns, fliers, posters, and a letter to him from the Department of the Interior dated April 5, 1937, and a signed poster to J. E. T. Clark dated 1938.

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This folder includes fliers, a d card, and a newspaper article from his campaign.

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This folder includes a speech of then former Governor Henry S. Johnston to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, a photocopy of House Bill No. 94, campaign material for T. P. Gore, and a precinct register from Pottawatomie County dated 1930-1936, Constitution and by laws of the university of Oklahoma chapter of the young democrats 1933.

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Leon C. “Red” Phillips ran for Governor in 1938. This folder contains match books, a card, and a copy of his first message to the Senate and House of Representatives on January 10, 1939

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This folder includes campaign material, and a newspaper article.

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Franklin Roosevelt, J. Berry King, P. L. Gassaway, John Garner, Tom Anglin, Herbert Hyde, E. W. Marland, Leon Phillips, M. C. Garber, L. M. Gensman, Robert Burns, E. B. Howard, Ira Hill, Frank Bailey, Leon Phillips to speak in McAlester, Ross Rizley, Tom Knight, Elmer Thomas, Mike Monroney, Eleanor Roosevelt at Oklahoma City on March 13, 1937, Frank Douglass, W. S. Key, Fred Hoyt, and T. R. Blaine, Frank M. Bailey for Governor election pamphelt.

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Chickasaw Squirrel Rifle Brigade Certificate, 1908. newspaper clipping, Murray in Iowa. Postcard, with Murray's picture and stamped on back Murray for President. Postcard congratulating him on gaining speaker of the house.

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Lyrics to song “Alfalfa Bill” written by Andrew Allen Veatch. Flier for debate at Anadarko between the Chickasha and Anadarko schools on Murray or Smith for our next president. Letter relating to the debate.

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Time 19 (February 29, 1932), with Murray on cover. Speech of former gov. Henry Johnston before Chicago Democratic National Convention nominating Murray for president (booklet).

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Article “Alfalfa Bill's” Drive for the White House,” clipped from the Literary Digest (March 19, 1932). “Alfalfa's Bill's Exile Plan,” clipped from the Literary Digest (April 11, 1932). Nebraska Blueprint 32 (November 1932), with article “Alfalfa Bill Murray and the Oil Industry” p 47l

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Ballyhoo magazine with a page on Murray. The Candidate for President by Edward Crossland in 1932 (booklet).

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Including his inauguration, visit to the USS Oklahoma, and several of his presidential campaign.

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William Murray, “Palestine: Shall Arabs or Jews Control It,” 1947.

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Murray's Altus Speech, Opening his campaign for Gov. (booklet with campaign stamp). Essay on Forms of Government from Theocracy to Foolocracy by Murray (booklet). Wm. H. Murray Educational Foundation (booklet).

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Speech of Henry Johnston nominating Murray for Pres. (booklet). William Krohn, Alfalfa Bill: Governor of Oklahoma (1931 booklet). To the Memory of Mary Alice Harrell Murray (booklet).

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Newspaper clipping Oklahoma City Times 10-31-1941. Envelope from Murray to Gov. Roy Turner.

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Song book from quilting bee party at Gov. mansion 5-12-1931. Poem on Mrs. Alice Murray's Governor's mansion letterhead. Newspaper clipping on bee. Copy picture of Mrs. Murray and a quilt.

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with J. J. Bates, Mina Taylor, W. C. Allison, Melvin Cornish, and Buck Lewis.

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Letters from William Murray, when he lived in Bolivia, addressed to W. D. Humphrey, 1926-27, and letters from 1929 into the 1930s to Humphrey.

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Including who Murray will support.

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Advertising pamphlet for William Murray's book Memoirs of Governor Murray and True History of Oklahoma. (2 copies). “Brief Biography of Murray (Alfalfa Bill): The Statesman and Sage of Oklahoma” (1929 booklet). “Trinity of Evils” address by William Murray at Columbus, Ohio, 1913 (pamphlet, 2 copies). 2 pamphlets published by the Mid-continent Royalty Owners Assoc. on the Seven Initiative Measures that were proposed by Murray. “Murray presents his Democratic Platform to State Convention of Party” (pamphlet).

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Murray backs Tom Anglin and several Murray for U.S. President campaign items, including a song.

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Correspondence to W. C. Allison, 1924-1938, including with Will Anderson, Jesse Field, Nell Robertson (candidate for Commissioner of Charities), W. G. Stigler, Oklahoma Taxpayers Protective League, John Elsing (campaigning for Robert Burns for Governor), Tom Knight, Colored Democratic Committee of Pittsburg County, John Vaughn (candidate for State Superintendent), Wayland Childers, and Frank Carter (candidate for State Auditor).

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Including from Paul Gotcher (candidate for County Judge), Kerr Citizenship Campaign Committee (for Governor), E. H. Moore (for Senate), Frank Carter, J. F. Kirby, Dick Jones (for Judge, Criminal Court of Appeals), H. E. Wilkes (for Ray Weems candidate for Corporation Commissioner), Wesley Disney (for Senate), Ben Choate (for State Representative), Robert S. Kerr, Harrington Wimberly, Garland Jones (for State Representative), and the Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council.

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Including with the Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council, Lonnie Brown, Johnston Murray (for Governor), Gene Stipe (for State Representative), Kirksey Nix (for State Senate), Salty Parker (for Elmer Thomas for U.S. Senate), and Bill Alexander (for U.S. Senate).

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Letters and copies of the Congressional Record from T. P. Gore, Wilburn Cartwright, and Elmer Thomas.

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“Speech of E. B. Howard in the House of Representatives, 1924. Hand-book of Facts on State Question No. 138 (proposed Oil and Mineral Tax Bill). Resolution by Mid-Continent Royalty Owners on the Seven Initiative Measures. Program State Democratic Convention, Tulsa, September 1938. The Hays Office and the N.R.A. by A. B. Momand. The Point is: Oklahoma's Every Interest Needs W. J. Armstrong (2 copies). Oklahoma Witch Hunt by Gordon Friessen. The Democratic Party in Oklahoma and the Nation, September 1930.

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O. A. Searcy for Attny Gen. Copy of House Bill 261, passed in 1925, and a brochure for slot machines. 1925 Handout on House Bill no. 4 relating to natural gas. C. C. Childers for Corporation Commissioner. Sam McCuistion for Pres. State Board of Agriculture. George Long for Corporation Commissioner. W. J. Holloway for Lieut. Gov. Handbill for Judge W. M. Thomas, candidate for Corporation Commissioner, to speak at McAlester. Guy Andrews for State Senator. Flier to hear Gov. Holloway speak at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.

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Including a flier of Jimmie Wilson and his Catfish Band in McAlester, Pamphlet-What every citizen should know about the 7 initiated measures, Flier-Vote for 3.2 Beer, William Franklin for Clerk of the Supreme Court. Charles Rogers for Lieut. Gov. C. C. Childers for State Auditor. Arthur Jones for State Examiner and Inspector. Joe Bates for Attorney General. E. Albert Aisenstadt for Lieut. Gov. George Henshaw for Supreme Court. A. L. Crable for State Superintendent. Hugh McCoubrey for Chief Mine Inspector. William Stranahan for Congress. Denver Davison fro Supreme Court. C. A. Ambrister for Supreme Court. Flier by Republican State Committee campaigning against Elmer Thomas. Atoka County Democratic speaking schedule, 1938. Ben Cook for Pres. State Board of Agriculture. Jess Read for State Insurance Commissioner.

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Including for Odes Hardwood, Wesley Disney, Frank Carter, Paul Stewart, C. C. Childers, M. L. Misenheimer, Thomas Dewey, Plowboy Edwards, W. A. Lackey, Ed Spears, Mac Williamson, Jim Hughes, H. G. Creekmore, Charley Wells, W. H. Scott, Bayless Irby, and Cooper Davis

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Flier-vote no on state questions 325 and 326. Plowboy Edwards for State Representative. Mike Monroney for U.S. Senate. Ad to hear Adlai Stevenson at Oklahoma City in 1956. Program 1956 Oklahoma Democratic Convention. Get out the vote poster. Bill Alexander for Congress (comic book). John Conner for Secretary of State.

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Henry Johnston (1926). William Murray (1930). John McDonald (1934). E. W. Marland (1934). Tom Anglin (1934). J. Oliver Tilly (1934). Robert Burns (1934). W. S. Key (1938). Gomer Smith (1938). R. M. McCool (1946). Dixie Gilmer (1946). William Coe (1946).

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Gomer Smith (Governor), C. C. Childers (Secretary of State), Frank Douglass (Governor), Tom Hieronymus (Congress), C. C. Williams (Congress), H. C. Jones (Governor), Ben R. Cook (Pres. State Board of Ag), Henry Johnston (Congressman), E. W. Marland (Governor), Burns (Governor), Frank Watson (Congress), Dennis Bushyhead (Congress), Henry Powell (Congress), J. J. Edgecomb (Congress), John Conner (State Treasurer), Vote against State question 289, Jack Walton (Governor), W. R. Rutherford (Chief Mine Inspector), Tom Bodine (State Examiner and Inspector), C. C. Childers (State Auditor), Plowboy Edwards (Corporation Commissioner), Bayless Irby (Congress), John Charles Bentley (Congress), Asa W. Walden (Congress), and J. T. Jones (Secretary of State).

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1918 flier with a list of Pittsburg County precinct registers named by Allison as the county registrar. 1934 precinct committeemen for Pittsburg County. Democratic Central Committee for Pittsburg County-list and addresses. Letter to Allison from the U.S. Office of Price Administration during WWII relating to his fruit stand business. Undated letter to Allison from the Oklahoma Economic Institute.

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Subjects include Williams appointing Cornish U.S. Commissioner, Gov. Henry Johnston, and personal matters, such as Williams' health and his birthday.

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Including with R. E. Wilson of the Citizen's Finance Company (Oklahoma City), J. F. Owens pres. of the Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company, Congressman W. W. Hastings, and U.S. Russell.

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These include flier for Judge Fay Lester's speaking tour of Pittsburg County, letter fro the state central committee on U.S. Senator Caraway's speaking tour of southeast Oklahoma, letters requesting Cornish to speak, business letters of the Democratic State and County Central Committees, Constitution of the Democratic State Central Committee, Resolution by the Pittsburg County Democrats supporting Wm. Murray, minutes and other resolutions of the Pittsburg County Democratic Committee, Harlow's Weekly (August 2, 1930), report of the Democratic delegates invited to the 1930 Democratic State Convention, and the booklet-The Democratic Part in Oklahoma and the Nation (September 1930).

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Including a flier for Murray's speech and barbecue at McAlester on 21 October 1930, newspaper clipping (including Edith Johnson's personal attack on Murray's hygiene and reaction), telegrams, letters from the Murray headquarters, a letter of thanks from Silver Carano for the Italians of Krebs and their efforts for Murray, letter from Mrs. Murray, and a December 1930 letter from Murray about loans Lew Wentz may have made to members of the Oklahoma House and Senate.

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Material and campaign to support Gov. Murray's initiative petitions and other Democratic Party material from 1931-1936, including speeches.

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Including pamphlets, literature and letters from other candidates, including Robert Burns, Berry King, newspaper clippings, attack by Burns on Murray and Cornish's Tax Commission and response, and reports on the campaign political situation in various counties.

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Many of the letters are about the biography of Murray written by Gordon Hines.

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including letters of support, speaking dates and directions for arranging speaking engagements, campaign strategy, newspaper clippings, copy of speech by Murray over radio station KVOO on May 26, 1938, and campaign literature. Correspondence includes Murray, U. S. Russell, A. L. Beckett, Jacob Moore, Carleton Weaver, H. H. Alexander, Barney Wolverton, L. D. Melton, Joe Neely, J. O. Mattison, Cicero Murray, J. L. Hawkins, and W. S. Key Campaign headquarters.

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Correspondence of William Murray, Melven Cornish, D. C. McIntosh, Henry Bennett, J. F. McKeel, and Reford Bond in regards to Murray's Educational Foundation, 1933-1939, including articles of incorporation and minutes of the board of trustees. Also Gov. Murray's appointment of Cornish to the Tax Commission.

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Correspondence between William Murray and Melven Cornish about Murray's book Memoirs of Governor Murray and True History of Oklahoma and Cornish's introduction to it, 1942-1944, the typewritten introduction with corrections.

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Including pamphlet-Mr. Businessman . . . Have You been tricked, notes for several speeches, Speech schedules (year unknown), flier-Why You Should Live in Cartwright, Oklahoma, and a copy of Melven Cornish's 1944 obituary in the Daily Oklahoman.

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Material and Correspondence for Dixie Gilmer's gubernatorial campaign. These include an affidavit signed by Gilmer that H. C. Jones related to Gilmer that Jones had been double-crossed by the Democratic political machine, copies of radio speeches made on behalf of Gilmer, newspaper clippings, telegrams, and Cornish's speeches.

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Including speeches for Kerr and several radio addresses by Kerr, and speeches by Kerr around the state. Also a Brief History of the Democratic Party put out by the Democratic National Committee in June 1948 and the 1948 Democratic Platform.

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Material related to the 1950 gubernatorial election, where Cornish originally supported Frank Douglas and supported Johnston Murray in his run-off election against William Coe. These include speeches by Cornish, newspaper clippings, correspondence, a copy of Murray Johnston's divorce papers, certificate of Murray's service in the National Guard, notarized statements of Murray's ex-wife Marion denying allegations against the candidate of abandonment, radio addresses, and speeches by Murray.

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Including with James Welch, H. C. McCormick (superintendent to the Negro State Training School in Boley), Ray Weems, and Reford Bond.

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Including William Cornish's business card and a copy of his 1952 Daily Oklahoman obituary.

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Including his speeches in the Congressional Record.

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Including wtith Franklin Roosevelt, T. P. Gore, and Josh Lee

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1955 letter to Anderson from Johnson. Several Season's Greetings cards from Jed Johnson and family to Anderson. “Are You Training Your Child to be Happy” (1930 booklet published by the U.S. Dept. of Labor, Children's Bureau) signed by Johnson. “Good Food Habits for Children” (booklet published by the U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1929) signed by Johnson. House of Representatives Restaurant menu. House of Representatives visitors pass. Picture Jed Johnson and wife at Pat Hurley's home.

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Correspondence, personal and business, 1924-1957, including with Association of North American Publishers, E. Story with the International Magazine Company, Sooner State Press, Ray Terrill (prisoner at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary), James Farley (Postmaster General), and Edith Johnson.

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Constitution of the Democratic State Central Committee amended 1924. Platform adopted by the Democratic National Convention, 1932. 1936 Platform of the Democratic Party, issued by the state central committee. Roster and Constitution of the Democratic State Central Committee, 1936. 1938 Platform of the Democratic Party. Roster and Constitution of the Democratic State Central Committee, 1938. Typed copy of the 1938 Democratic State Platform. Pamphlet-Democratic Part of Oklahoma County. Press release-Report of Committee on Resolutions and Platform, 1940 Democratic National Convention.

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Delegates Souvenir booklet for the 1935 Midwest Republican Conference at Springfield, Illinois. Speech of John Hamilton to 1935 Midwest Republican Conference. Press packet with tickets for 1936 Republican National Convention. Newspaper clipping about 26 Republican delegates to 1936 convention. Alfred Landon, 1936 Republican nominee for president, campaign literature. Landon's 1936 nomination acceptance speech. 1936 official platform of the Republican Party of Kansas. 1938 Republican Oklahoma State Platform. Booklet-Tulsa County presents G.O.P. Candidates for 1940. June 22, 1940, press release for Republican National Committee. June 25, 1940, press release for Republican National Committee, with the speech of Herbert Hoover. June 26, 1940, press release for Republican National Committee-highlights of the Republican platform. 1944 press ticket for the Republican National Convention.

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William Murray (no date, but subject in New Deal), W. B. Pine in 1934 at Chandler. E. W. Marland's Democratic convention speech (no date). E. W. Marland, October 25, 1937, at Ponca City. Leon Phillips, January 19, 1938, at Weleetka. Press release of Franklin D. Roosevelt's speech on July 9, 1938, at Oklahoma City.

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Pamphlet-Radio Speech of W. B. Pine, September 8, 1934. Pamphlet-Address of W. B. Pine at Republican Convention, Oklahoma City, August 6, 1934. Booklet-Acceptance Address of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1936. Newspaper clipping-Address of Herbert Hoover, May 6, 1938, at Oklahoma City.

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Pamphlet-Franklin Roosevelt: A Friend of the Indian. Murray's Platform for Governor. Anti-Murray pamphlet by Citizen's league. Ross Rizley for Governor. Anti-Gomer Smith flier. Herbert Hyde for Senator pamphlet.

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Sullivant's various press passes, membership cards, including to the YMCA , and a pass to Texas League Park for the Oklahoma City Indians, 1938.

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Including his 1920 commencement program fro Castle Heights Military Academy, pay stubs from the Oklahoma Publishing Co., postcard from Cuba, postcard from Leon Phillips, receipt for the sale of livestock, 1934 income tax from, Sullivant's credit book for the University of Oklahoma, newspaper clippings, letter from the Oklahoma Legislative Council in 1968, Get well card, 1953 state resolution expressing sympathy and a speedy recovery to Sullivant, obituary flier for Joe O'Brien, and a copy of the typewritten eulogy to Sullivant by Ray Parr.

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Including amount of taxes collected in Kansas in 1935 and 1936, breakdown by county the 1932 and 1934 votes in the Oklahoma Governor primary, and 1936 Fifth District Congress Democratic primary. Message of the Governor of Oklahoma to the first session of the Sixteenth Legislature.

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Including a campaign card for State Supreme Court Justice, Pamphlet-Robertson for Governor, Campaign card Robertson for Senate, and a notice that recently elected governor Robertson had severed his ties with the law firm Burford, Robertson, Hoffman, and Burford.

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1942 letter from Senator Josh Lee to Walter Colbert. Josh Lee campaign literature. Travel information to Washington in 1941 to celebrate Josh Lee and Elmer Thomas's victories. Signed photo Josh Lee. Pamphlet-Special Notice to Indians published by Democratic State Central Committee.

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Roy Turner for Governor letters and pamphlet. Dan Nelson for Congress 2 copies 1948 pamphlet. Kirksey Nix poster/handbill. Signed photo (poster) of Roy Turner. Campaign ephemera fro Ross Rizley, W.G. Stigler, Tom Hieronymus, and William Otjen. Pamphlet-Vote Yes for Tulsa Emergency Bonds Issue 11-20-1945.

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Letter, campaign literature, and newspaper article on Ila Huff's campaign for state Senate.

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Sheet music, “Hooray Oklahoma,” written by Judge Frank Douglass candidate for Governor. Sheet Music, “My Oklahoma,” written by Frank Douglass. Oklahoman and WKY Tally Sheet for the 1944 Presidential election. Patriotic Messenger (September 1949), on repeal of the liquor act.

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Campaign literature for Wendall Wilkie for President. Campaign letter Chas. Knox for Congress. 2 Handbill/posters Frank McSherry for Congress. Olney Flynn postcard. H. C. Jones for Governor (card). Haden Linebaugh for Congress (pamphlet). Ike Hall Congress (pamphlet). Empty envelopes with campaign candidates on them, which include Robert S. Kerr, Frank Carter, Gomer Smith, W. S. Key, and C. C. Childers. Wilburn Cartwright campaign literature.

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Program from football game between the 2nd Air Force Superbombers vs. Norman Naval Air Station Zoomers in 1944. Program for the 1946 Oklahoma Republican Women's Club convention in OKC. 1947 yearbook for the Woman's Democratic Council of Oklahoma. Campaign letter from the Bricker for President Oklahoma Committee in 1944. Sample ballot. Roster of the state and county officers elected in 1948. 1942 letter from Wilburn Cartwright to J. H. Stewart. General campaign letter from Elmer Thomas October 1944. “Lest We Forget” remarks of Lister Hill in the U.S. Senate in 1940 (booklet). Lest We Forget (pamphlet) for 1944, 13th annual gridiron oklahoma city chamber of commerce program 1940, 7th annual gridiron american legion hut program 1940.

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1944 letter from Paul Washington (Congressman) to J. Reed Thomas. Sample ballot with biographical information about John Reed written on the back. Program for the presentation of a portrait of Elmer Thomas on May 9, 1945, which was presented to OHS. 1946 letter on Turner Ranch stationary. Pamphlet published by the Oklahoma County Bar Association with the biographies of judicial candidates. 1942 Oklahoma Fishing Guide. Forward Oklahoma-Democratic Nominees of 1946 (pamphlet). 1940 letter from John Hayson to Annie McGee campaigning to be delegate to the National Republican Convention.

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1949 letter from John Jarman to Ruth Jenkins. 1948 letter from Mabel Kennedy, Democratic State Central Committee, to Mildred Klopfenstein. Invitation to a function of the Women's Division of the Democratic National Committee, during inauguration week at Washington, D.C., in 1949. pamphlet-Wake Up America with excerpts of a 1944 speech of Fred Busbey. Speech of E. H. Moore to the U.S. Senate, 1943, on Wartime method of voting by members of the Armed Forces. 1947 letter from Mike Monroney on farm bulletins. Pamphlet-Before and After the Taft-Hartley Law or Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947. 2 Copies photo of Elmer Thomas. Advertisement for Cushing Gasoline.

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Campaign literature for Wendell Wilkie. 1946 luncheon menu for the United States Senate Restaurant. U.S. Senate Chamber passes for 1946. 1940 pamphlet-The Utility Bird. 1940 State Democratic Convention ribbon. Program 1946 Jackson Day Dinner at OKC. 1940 Democratic National Committee letter campaigning for Franklin Roosevelt. Jim Babb campaign card for Congress.

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Inviting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Huey to the events, including pictures of Truman's whistle stops in Oklahoma.

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1944 Address of Robert S. Kerr to the Democratic National Convention. Another copy of the 1944 address published by the Democratic State Headquarters as campaign literature. 1947 message of Gov. Robert S. Kerr on “Condition of the State” delivered to the Twenty-first Legislature. An anti-Kerr campaign letter. Three Christmas cards from Robert Kerr. Letter, 1942, from the Robert Kerr for Governor Committee. 1941 letter from Kerr to Sen. Elmer Thomas asking to place Francis Barden into the Army Intelligence Service.

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Woman's Democratic Council of Oklahoma Year Book, 1944. Booklet-Democratic State Central Committee Presents Democratic Nominees of 1946. Book-Pictorial Directory of the War Congress, 78th Congress, 2nd Session (signed by Jed Johnson).

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Booklet-What is the New Deal published by Harve Melton of Oklahoma City. Booklet-An Emotional Orgy: “Hate-Roosevelt” (actually pro-Roosevelt) published by Harve Melton of Oklahoma City (2 copies). Booklet-Free Men or Slaves? (anti-Roosevelt literature for the 1940 election). The Oklahoma Tax Payer (March 1940). Booklet-Oklahoma Witch Hunt by Gordon Friessen, "The fifth column, Un-americans on the government payroll" 1940.

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H.C. Jones for Governor, James H. Johnson for Governor, Will Rogers for Secretary of State, Democrats for Dewey, Wirt Franklin for U.S. Senate (letter to E. T. Richards), William Otjen for Senate, and Dan Nelson for U.S. Senate.

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1940 letter from Congressman Jack Nichols to constituents, with his views on war. 1940 letter from Congressman Mike Monroney to Mrs. M T. Williams. Remarks of Elmer Thomas to the U.S. Senate on May 25, 1944. March 1944 letter from Senator E. H. Moore addressed to the Indians of the United States about his policies. Copy of a photo of E. H. Moore.

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Sooner Magazine (June 1940). Sooner Magazine (July 1940). Program-Texas vs. Oklahoma: 41st Football Game (October 12, 1946).

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Including for Walter Harrison for Oklahoma City Councilman, Polly Wheeler for State Senate, Virgil Oliphant for County Sup't of Schools, W. L. Newton for Commissioner of Labor, Robin Knight for State Treasurer, Richard Romang for State Representative, Vernie Akin for Representative.

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1942 sample Ballot, 1940 sample ballot, 1943 letter from Carl Monk, state senator, to a Mary. The Woman's Democratic Council of Oklahoma, Year Book, 1944.

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Political Advertising, 1940s, Farmers Union. This folder contains letters and fliers to inform people about the Farmers Union as well as newspaper articles.

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This folder contains fliers and cards for his campaign.

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This folder contains programs from the Oklahoma State Democratic Convention held in 1944, a yearbook of the Woman's Democratic Council of Oklahoma from 1945, a program from the Oklahoma Democratic State Convention from 1940, and the Speakers Manual from that convention, three copies of the American Voice, the book of the Democratic Women of Oklahoma, and a flier for candidate Glen D. Johnson who ran for US Senate, Roy J Turner for US Senator election card and pamphlet, Roy J Turner for Governor radio address transcript 1946.

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This folder contains letters from the Republican State Committee to its supporters and a newspaper article.

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This folder contains fliers, cards and pamphlets on Oklahoma written by Bond.

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This folder contains a flier, pamphlet and letter from his campaign.

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Lt. Governor G. T. “Doc” Phillips ran for office in 1942. This folder contains some of his personal correspondence. A letter from William C. Lewis, Wayland Childers, W. S. Key, C. C. Childers, Mack Matthews, Jess G. Read, Ray O. Weems, and Dan Inglish. There are also newspaper articles included.

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This folder includes letters to those who are coming to the convention, minutes of the proceedings held at the convention, and newspaper articles.

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This folder includes a flier from his campaign.

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This folder contains these laws in book form.

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This folder includes fliers, cards and letters from his campaign.

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This folder contains a book on how to display the American flag, a pamphlet on Freemen, letters about the WPA. Candidate cards for Ben Arnold, Mac Q. Williamson, Wesley E. Disney, William O. Coe, Roy J. Turner, Ross Rizley, H. C. Jones, Glen D. Johnson, Kirksey Nix, Russell Overstreet, program from the Inauguration of Roy J. Turner as Governor on January 13, 1947, two programs from the Democratic National Convention held in Chicago on 1944, an invitation to Miss Mildred Klopfenstein to attend the Inauguration of President Truman on January 20, 1949, a copy of Miss Klopfenstein's ticket to the Inaugural Ball, information on Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and newspaper articles on Roy J. Turner.

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including Frank Douglass, Johnson Hill, Cecil Martin, James R. Blakeney, Red Pitman, Basil R. Wilson, Ben Hatcher, Andy Payne, Darrell Winings, Randell S. Cobb, Jim Hughes, Chas Know, Herschel French, Fred Hammer, Woody Hunt, Dixie Gilmer, H. C. Jones, Bill Otjen, Kellem Shield, Earl Watkins, Everett L. Curtis, John Law, Oliver Hodge, Frank Harwell, W. Newton, Bill Steger, S. Rourke, Cecil Turner, Cragin Smith, Odes Harwood, Harold Dane, Ben Gullett, Woody Hunt, W. J. Armstrong, O. L. Gilpin, Hugh W. Russell, Walter haggard, Jim Kirby, A. Crable. Jim Babb, Fred Whetsel, Andy Banks, Oscar Dennis, Thomas J. McKnight, Odes J. Harwood, Jed Johnson, Floyd Carrier, Orval Robertson, Bill Darnell, Dr. J. C. Morgan, Joe C. Scott, H. C. Jones, Earl Welch, R. M. McCool, Fannie Caviness, H. King, Martin Garber, Ben Ellis, and Jimmie Weaver. 1940 Democratic telephone directory and Names of all Nominees and Independent Candidates, R.M. McCool for corporation commissoner election card, C. Mark Evans for Tulsa county assessor election pamphlet.

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Letter from Bricker for President Oklahoma Committee. Letter from the Oklahoma County Republican Central Committee to J. H. Everest Esen, a Phillips Furniture of Vinita tag, single page of Oklahoma political parodies, paper VIA ribbon, letter from the Pull Together Club of Chandler, pamphlet on Josh Lee as an entertainer, a 1940 newspaper clipping on Oklahoma's Prohibition Party, and a 1947 newspaper clipping on Preston Moore will be commander of the OU campus post of the American Legion.

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Franklin Roosevelt, Frank Douglass, William Otjen, Harry Truman, Roy Turner, Olney Flynn, William Coe, Dixie Gilmer, James Berry, Ross Rizley, Robert S. Kerr, and W. B. Pine.

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Correspondence, 1932-1949, including with Josh Lee, Tom Blaine, Herbert Hyde, Pliny Frye, W. J. Otjen, Ernest Albright, E. H. Moore, C. R. Nixon, Walter Curry, Hugh Scott, Anne Wheaton, and Victor Wickersham.

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Including U. S. Stone, Ted Fisher, Lew Wentz, Herbert Hoover, Blanche Young, Genevieve Seger and a bulletin on women in politics.

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Including a program for a county-wide Republican rally, voters guide, 1938, and a call for a county Republican convention.

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including a program for a Lincoln Day Dinner in 1948, Women's Republican Club state convention in 1952, annual meeting of the Council of Republican Women in 1941 among others, Tabernacle Baptist Church program of welcome Thurgood Marshall 1954.

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Including for Genevieve Seger, Henry Law, Ted Fisher, K. Cornell, Lew Brannon, Happy Camp, Fred Bingham, Lewis Bohr, Harold Patton, Ralph Stephens, R. Hutchinson, Herbert Hyde, E. Cowan, Paul Beck, L. H. Ball, Winfield Scott, Rayma McCallister, Agnes Knight, Frank Cooper, John Rogers, Harry Wharry, Grady Anderson, Vader Coontz, Clay Roper, Page Belcher, Howard Hopps, Thomas Dewey, and Dave Spradling.

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Postcards of Washington, D.C. and a book-Points of Interest in and about Washington. Personal business and membership cards of Genevieve Seger.

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books-Kitchen Fun Okie Style (cookbook), Vote ballot receipt book, and Olney Flynn for Governor notebook

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Including for Denzil Garrison, Mel Gragg, Pat Patterson, Roy Simkins, Cleeta John Rogers, Jack Crichton, Alfred Walker, Bob Leeper, Don Kincaid, Gustav Brandborg, Leonard Schwartz, Ted Davis, Howard Baker, Jr., David Hall, E. Melvin Porter, Jack Short, Denton Howard, Carroll McIlvoy, Dan Recer, Henry Bellmon, Burkett Wamsley, Paul DeGraffereid, Don Ferrell, Maurice Britt, Haydon Burns, Lyndon B. Johnson, Winthrop Rockefeller, Truman Branscum, Nelson Newman, Robert Lavender, Ernest Marion, Leland Gourley, Richard Stansberry, George Camp, Bill McKnight, Keith Cartwright, and G. T. Blankenship.

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Including Ettamae Reed, Cy Sunby, Fred Snyder Jack Brown, Pal DeGraffenreid, Rex Foster, Jerry Higgins, Elaine Phillips, Bill Holaday Dick Richardson, Andrew Hickam, Nelson Newman, Texanna Hatchett, Dewey Bartlett, Donald Ferrell, Ed Edmondson, Henry Ford, Truman Branscum, Mel Gragg, Jim Smith Wooten, Jack Short, and Pat Patterson.

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Campaign literature and ephemera for Reuben Sparks for governor, Herschel French for Congress, George Miller, Jr., for District Judge, Carl Traub fro Court of Common Pleas, Clarence Mills for District Judge, H. D. Binns for Corporation Commissioner, Mac Williamson for Attorney General, Granville Scanland for County Attorney, Elmo McAllister for County Attorney, C. E. Lefty Barnes for Congress, Pat Murphy for Corporation Commissioner, W.A. Carlile for District Judge, John Jarman for Congress, Ben Gullett for State Senator, Donald Dickey for Insurance Commissioner, Frank Couch for State Senator, William Mounger for Oklahoma County Attorney, George Miskovsky for state representative, O. A. Cargill for county attorney, David Shapard for State Senate, George La Coste for Justice of the Peace, T. Ray Phillips for State Senate. Spotlight on Oklahoma-Republican state platform 1950 (pamphlet), Frank Lynch Oklahoma county commissioner district 2 newspaper draft, Frank Lynch pamphlet, Vote Democrat sticker, Henry Ford for Oklahoma county assessor election pamphelt, Charley Ward for US congress election card, Ben Brickell for 5th district representative election flyer, political correspondence from William A Berry for congress 1950.

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1950 Campaign letter from George Miskovsky. Various Johnston Murray for Governor campaign literature. Campaign material for Bill Read for Commissioner of Insurance. O.A.Cargill campaign letter. 1950 letter from Charles Futor campaigning for George La Coste. Campaign letter from Grover Pendleton for County Commissioner. Certificate recognizing C. M. Stevens as County Registrar of Coal County.

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1955 letter from the United Dry Association of Oklahoma to Rep. Ralph Graves, lobbying their cause. 1953 letter from Congressman Tom Steed to High School graduates. Campaign cards of Raymond Gary for Governor, Chas. Hackett for prosecuting attorney, Talbot Field, Jr., for Prosecuting attny, and Roy Turner for U.S. Senate. Card offering to drive voters to vote for Dwight Eisenhower. Picture of Gov. Johnston Murray cut from a program. Copy of a newspaper editorial against the Korean War. Mock for U.S. Senate stickers. 1956 Letter from Mike Monroney to Winifred Perry. Letterhead from Clarence Barnes for Governor. 1950 letter and literature from the Jo O. Ferguson for Governor campaign. Final instruction for the Oklahoma Governor inaugural ball committees and participants.

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Letterhead of the Oklahoma Negro Democratic Central Committee in Taft. Adlai Stevenson bumper sticker. 1954 letter from Houston Bus Hill to A. R. Daugherty about Raymond Gary's campaign. 1951 letter from Johnston Murray. Poster/handbill for Fred Mock and Reuben Sparks for U.S. Senate and governor, respectively. Robert S. Kerr for U.S. Senate letterhead. Drawing of Johnston Murray. 1950 Oklahoma Indian Fireside Club program and menu honoring Johnston Murray. Oklahoma's Governors, with J. Murray as the present officeholder. 1956 reports of the Democratic Central Committee. Guest and delegate ribbons and program for Democratic State Convention in 1956 at Oklahoma City. Mike Monroney campaign literature. Vote no on State Question 357 (pamphlet). Wake Up Americans (handbill), chiding the Harrah Herald for an article it published. Newspaper clipping sent to Winifred Perry. 1956 letter from the Democratic Central Committee of Oklahoma to Winifred Perry. Sticker-I'm for McCarthy.

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1954 letter from Mrs. Harry Neuffer to Mrs. Theo Thomas about Roy Turner. 1955 minutes-Republican State Committee. Remarks by Elmer Thomas in U.S. Senate 1950 on Evolution in Aviation. Sample ballot. Certificate appointing Ross Morrison Commodore of the Oklahoma Navy. Program-Democratic Jefferson-Jackson Dinner of Oklahoma in 1954. Invitation to various groups to attend the Oklahoma Council of Economic Groups. J. Harold Land campaign letter and literature for State Senate. Suggestions for Republican Finance Committee Members. The truth about state question 344 in 1950 (pamphlet). Booklet-Patronage in Oklahoma, with accompaning letter.

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1956 letter from Democratic Central Committee of Comanche County to main office for more campaign literature. Cards from the Oklahoma Democratic Central Committee. Program Margaret Truman and Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra in concert. Season's Greetings from Congressman John Jarman. Pamphlet-vote Democrat in Oklahoma County. 1956 letters between Toby Morris and Winifred Perry. Campaign literature for Dwight Eisenhower's presidential campaign. 1954 Campaign letter and literature of William Coe for Governor. Card depicting William H. and Johnston Murray and their gubernatorial terms. Constitution of the Democratic Party of the State of Oklahoma. Season's Greetings 1952 from the Democratic Central Committee. Roster State and County officers elected in 1952.

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Two 1952 press releases from Harriman for President headquarters. Nixon campaign in gear (pamphlet). Clipping on Harriman. Convention News (August 1956). For Republicans Only (pamphlet) on why Republicans should not vote for Eisenhower. Choosing our course for the next four years-an address by Harry Truman in 1951 (pamphlet). Campaign literature and ephemera from George Miskovsky for state senator, Robert Cunningham for state representative, John McKeel for District Judge, Joel Carson state senate, John Miskelly, Jr., for state representative, and the Democratic Party.

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Including with Plowboy Edwards, H. E. Choc Wilkes, Johnston Murray (a number helping with Murray's campaign), his own campaign letters for state representative, Fred Whetsel, Hugh German, Paul Updegraff, Preston Moore, and a letter to vote for a Choctaw chief and petition to allow Choctaws to select their own candidates for the position.

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Including a Republican Campaign Manuel and several pamphlets, a political comic book, and other ephemera, and a 1957 ticket to hear Eisenhower's nation-wide address at Oklahoma City's Municipal Auditorium.

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Including for Bob Sherman for State Senate, Everett Black for State Senate, George Miskovsky, Tom Greer for Secretary of State, Glen Morris for District Judge, Wayne Wallace for Lieut. Governor, Donald Dickey for Insurance Commissioner, Joe Hunt for Insurance Commissioner, John Jarman, Jr,, for State Senator, Andy Anderson for Secretary of State, Cecil O'Neal for Supreme Court, Sam Sullivan, George McKinnis for Attorney General, Dick Jones for County Assessor, George Nigh for State Representative, Robert Bailey State Senate, Paul Washington for State Senate, and Happy Camp for U.S. Congress.

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Facts on Agriculture in Oklahoma by the Republican National Committee. 1956 letter from Charles Perry to Loyd Benefield, Democratic State Chairman. Advertisement for political cuts by Southwestern Engraving Company, Oklahoma city gridiron club silver anniversary banquest honoring OK press association program 1953, gridiron banquet program 1956.

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Including programs, clippings, campaign material, Democratic National Convention material, and other ephemera.

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Correspondence-Christmas card (1955) from Ellen and Mike Monroney, letter to Dean Rinehart from Larry Loftus regional director of the club (1956), letter from Harriman for President headquarters thanking the Noles for their support (Aug. 1956), Letter from Rex Miller resigning as 5th District Chairman for the Young Democratic Club (September 1957), September 7, 1957, letter announcing Jack Noles as candidate for President of the Young Democratic Clubs of America, telegram to Noles from Sassy and Melvin? (September 9, 1957), Letter from George Nigh to Jack and Evelyn Noles thanking them from their work (July 25, 1958).

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Including letters, campaign cards, pamphlet, and a program for a 1971 appreciation dinner in his honor.

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City of Maud Election Papers, 1950s. This folder includes official certificate of votes, fliers for candidates running for office in Maud, general registration laws of the State of Oklahoma, poll books, and certificate of elections.

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This folder includes candidate cards for Carl C. Phelps, George E. McKinnis, Mac Q. Williamson, Neal Sullivan, Joe B. Hunt, Jim Rinehart, Bob Turner, Ray O. Weems, R. P. Matthews, Lloyd E. Church, Otho Morris, Guy B. Cummins, Fred L. Coogan, Warren H. Edwards, and Aubrey C. Long, H. B. King, O.. J. Fox, Dave K. Spradling, John C. Powell, Cowboy Pink Williams, Fletcher Riley, Paul Bible, Dick Holleman, A. P. Van Meter, R. P. Matthews, Harold Freeman, Alex H. Higdon, Ira Rone, Andy Wilcoxen, Scott Burson, H. D. Binns, Oren Harris, George H Hunt, Ralph Graves, Ed Edmondson, Edd L. Hisel, Paul Stewart, and Fred Chapman, Oklahoma Delegation to the Democartic convention 1956 (picture).

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This folder contains letters, autographed pictures and fliers for his campaign.

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This folder contains letters to supporters of the Republican Party, and a copy of the Oklahoma Republican Forum.

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This folder contains some of his campaign material as well as material from his Inauguration.

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Including photos, inaugural program and other documents, invitation to the unveiling of a portrait of Charles Curtis in Washington, D.C., a 1984 notice that J. Howard Edmondson had joined the firm of Thomas Aitken and Henry James, newspaper clippings, invitation to Lyndon B. Johnson's 1965 presidential inauguration, Bill Atkinson material, John F. Kennedy material, and a signed program of a 1964 exhibit of Willard Stone sculptures at the Oklahoma Historical Society. (Photos transferred to photo archve)

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This folder contains a program from the National Convention Banquet held in 1955, a program from the Ninth Biennial Convention of the Young Democratic Clubs of American held in 1957, and a sticker from the State Democratic Convention held in 1959, John Jarman for congress election pamphlet.

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This folder contains fliers and a letter from his campaign.

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This folder contains fliers, letters, cards, schedules and newspaper articles from his campaign.

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This folder contains cards, letters and fliers from his campaign.

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This folder contains letters, cards, fliers, newspaper articles and stickers from his campaign.

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This folder contains cards and correspondence from his campaign.

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This folder contains cards and letters from his campaign.

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This folder contains cards and fliers from his campaign.

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This folder contains letters and newspaper articles from his campaign.

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This folder contains fliers, letters and newspaper articles from his campaign.

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This folder contains fliers about the Korean War, copies of the Sooner Magazine, a sample ballot from the election of 1958, Andy Payne fliers, Ike fliers and Ed Edmondson campaign material

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Johnston Murray, Johnston Murray's 1950 Oklahoma Fishing and Hunting Guide,

Carl Albert, Robert S. Kerr, Phil Ferguson, Dwight Eisenhower, and Eisenhower and Nixon inaugural.

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Campaign material for Mock's 1954 attempt for the U.S. Senate, including a typewritten editorial, copies of Straight from the Shoulder (March 1954 and April 1954), A September 20th Letter from Gene Gardner (mock's campaign manager) to all Republican leaders, letters from the National Republican Senatorial Committee, a vote for Mock flier made on Nov. 1, 1954 (day before the election), and vote for Mock bumper stickers.

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Radio address by Mock on October 5, 1954, and undated speeches. Mock's itinerary for October 28 and 29. Helicopter schedules for October 30 and November 1.

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Pro and Con of the Issues: Indianapolis Address of Gen. Eisenhower clipped from U.S. News and World Report (September 15, 1952). President Dwight Eisenhower flier. Pro and Con of the Issue: Statement of Gov. Byrnes clipped from U.S. News and World Report (September 26 1952). Copy of Interview with Douglas McKay clipped from U.S. News and World Report (October 9, 1953).

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Including programs, delegate ribbon, invitations to events, directories, guides, and the TV Guide for the week of the convention.

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Pamphlet-What Oklahoma is Doing about Its No. 1 Health Problem published by the Oklahoma Association for Mental Health. Letter and envelope of the pamphlet for the Oklahoma County Association for Mental Health for volunteers to mail out. Other items associated the Mental Health organization.

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Flier for a “political speaking” in Shawnee on June 20, 1960.

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Including pamphlets, stationary, cards, fliers for events (barbecue in Bristow), and correspondence.

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Including correspondence, pamphlets, newsletter, copy of campaign songs, material for campaign volunteers, and a list of poll watches, Farmers and Ranchers for Bud newsletter.

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Literature and ephemera from Henry Bellmon's 1962 gubernatorial campaign, including the official campaign song, pamphlets, fliers, flier for his campaign kickoff in Billings on September 8, copy of The Post, 1962 (an African American magazine, with a story on Bellmon), correspondence, copy of the Bellmon Bugle (May 1962), 1962 program for the Republican Kickoff, with Barry Goldwater guest speaker held Oklahoma City on August 25, 1962, program for Henry Bellmon's inaugural activities, with reserved tickets to the ball and inauguration, invitation to Bellmon's inaugural ball, and a napkin from the inaugural ball.

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Including James E. Douglas for Attorney General, George Nigh for Lieut. Governor, anti Nigh cartoon, J. Fred Green for Lieut. Governor, Tom Brett for Attorney, Hiram Jones for State Examiner, Wayne Quinlan for attorney General, Lou Allard for lieut. Governor, Max Martin for governor, William Pointon for Congress, and Glen Key for governor, Jerry Sokolosky for 5th district congressman election pamphlet, political correspondence from Jerry Sokolosky.

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Including material on the reorganization of precincts and counties.

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With a 1962 annual for the Flipper AME Chapel in Ardmore with an Atkinson ad on the back, pamphlets, holiday card from the Atkinson family, and anti-Gary material.

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Including a comic book on Edmondson and newspaper, The Oklahoma Record, for Gary.

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Citizens for Goldwater newsletter

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Programs Jefferson-Jackson Dinner Oklahoma City 1961, 1 for 1964, and 2 for the event in 1965. 2 Programs 1963 Democratic Party of Oklahoma with address by Lyndon B. Johnson at OKC and two for the 1964 event. 1 program for the Carl Albert appreciation dinner held in Oklahoma City in1962 and the same event in 1965. 1 program for the William Judson Holloway appreciation dinner held in OKC in 1964. An invitation to the 1966 Democratic Jubilation Dinner, OKC. 1 program for the 1965 Democrat appreciation dinner held in Ponca City, Oklahoma City Gridiron annual mid-winter banquet program 1960, Young democratic clubs of America invatition 1969, inaugural spectacular program 1963, political scoundrels of 1963 program.

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Including a letter from the NAACP and a pamphlet by Eleanor Roosevelt against Right to Work laws.

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Program, parking pass, and other information for the dedication of the Eufaula Dam attended by Lyndon B. Johnson 1964. Literature for the Kaw Dam ground breaking 1966.

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Pamphlet-“Oklahoma Political Handbook,” by Phil Dessauer. “Nominees and Independent Candidates for State and Federal Office, 1962,” (pamphlet), “Facts for Voters,” (pamphlet) by the League of Women Voters. “You Oil and GasELThe Election?” (pamphlet) by oil and gas employees political action committee.

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National Democratic Platform, 1964 (pamphlet). Oklahoma Democratic party Platform, 1964 (pamphlet). “What You Should Know about Oklahoma County, (pamphlet) published by Democratic Party. 2 different “Senator Kerr Reports to Oklahoma” (newsletter, 1962?). Postcard with Kerr, and astronauts, Alan Shepard, John Glenn, and Virgil “Gus” Grissom pictured on it. “Constitution of the Democratic Party of Oklahoma, 1964. Membership card for Larry Derryberry to the All-Sports Association. 1962 Amendment to the Oklahoma Democratic Constitution, Oklahoma's Democratic Whistelstop victory campaign train flyer with schedule.

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Public Affairs Guide of Oklahoma (booklet) published by the Oklahoma Republican State Committee. Program 1963 Oklahoma Republican State Convention. Precinct Captain's handbook for the Oklahoma County Republican Party Organization, 1961. 1962 G.O.P. Victory Pre-Launch Briefing-manual of materials for campaign. Organization Manual for Young Republican National Federation. Five Republican pamphlets. Campaign literature Oklahoman Republicans for Reagan, 1967. Oklahoma Republicans' Road to Victory (booklet, 1960).

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Invitation to 1963 political dinner for Barry Goldwater in Bartlesville. Ribbon from a 1964 Goldwater rally in Tulsa, with button. Flier for 1968 Henry Bellmon rally and bar-b-q in Stillwater.

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Letter from Bud Wilkinson after losing his senatorial campaign. Thank you card from Mrs. Howard Edmondson. 1968 letter from John Jarman to J. Reed Thomas. Letter from Judge Earl Welch to Oklahoma Democratic Headquarters, 1962. Letter from Rep. Ed Edmondson to J. M. Dunning, 1962. Letter from Sen. Kerr to J. M. Dunning. Letter from Rep. John Jarman to Dunning. 1963 letter from Fred Harris to Pat Brogan, with autographed photo (reproduction). Campaign letter from Robert S. Kerr. Telegram from Carl Albert to Oklahoma Democratic Committee. 1966 campaign letter from Boots Taliaferro, political correspondence from Fred harris 1964, political correspondence from senator mike monroney 1964, political correspondence from Congressman victor wickersham 1964.

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1963 letter and napkin concerning Ladybird Johnson's visit to Oklahoma City in 1963. Literature on the 1964 Ladybird Johnson flying whistle stop that traveled through Oklahoma.

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Including for Cleeta John Rogers for Senator, Hayden Crawford for Senator, Fred Harris for Senator, Wilburn Cartwright, Mike Monroney for Congress, Jed Johnson, Jr., for Congress, Glen Key for State Treasurer, C. H. Spearman for State Representative, Jim Arrington for Democratic National Committeeman, J. L. Gourley for State Rep., Warren Green for State Rep., Raymond Gary for Gov., William Burkhart for Gov., Tom Steed for Congress, Boots Taliaferro for Congress, Raymond Gary for U.S. Senate. Bayard Auchincloss for Congress (The Auchincloss Cook Book), R.R. Cunningham for justice of the peace sample democratic ballot 1960.

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Ladies day luncheon ticket for Preston Moore running for Governor 1966.

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John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon, Hubert Humphrey, and George Wallace.

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For Preston Moore, Bud Wilkinson, Richard Nixon, Barry Goldwater, Henry Bellmon, Greve for Gov., and Fred Harris.

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Including the Booklet-Reasons for Reagan (1968). Reagan 68 bumperstickers.

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Including an invitation to a September 7, 1968, speech by Nixon at Will Rogers World Airport.

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Including an article about his campaign in The Keynoter 89 (Winter 1989).

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Including Cactus Face Duggan for sheriff, James Smith Congress, Dewey Bartlett governor, Melvin Gragg for U.S. Representative, William Page fro District Judge, Charles Nesbitt for Attorney General, Bob Jordan for State Representative, Paul Boyd for City Council, Floyd Martin for County Judge, John Norris for State Representative, John Sowers for Commissioner of Labor, Frank McSherry for Judge Court of Appeals, Ralph Thompson for State Representative, Jo Ann Hennessy fro District Judge, Arnold Britton for County Judge, Neill McInnis for County Judge, Wilburn Cartwright, Richard Bertsshinger for State Representative Henry James for State Representative, and Andy Payne for Corporation Commissioner. A pamphlet on judicial reform in Oklahoma. Booklet-How Our Laws are Made by Charles Zinn and distributed by Carl Albert, 1969.

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Literature and ephemera from Dewey Bartlett's 1966 gubernatorial campaign, including booklets, pamphlets, and newspaper clippings. Invitation and ticket to Bartlett's inaugural ball. Correspondence and material from Bartlett's term as governor, including a booklet, Partners in Progress-A Program of Excellence: Gov. Bartlett, in the First Year, and 3 internal memos from Mike McCarville to Gov. Bartlett, including one dated July 26, 1972, during Bartlett's run for the U.S. Senate.

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Including stationary, volunteer information, and pamphlets.

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Including correspondence, pamphlets, and a flier fro the November 3, 1966, Democratic Round-up Rally at Oklahoma City.

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Including a program from the Henry Ford Spectacular, which features Jimmy Dean and Molly Bee.

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James Garrett for Attorney General, Leo Winters for state treasurer, George Nigh for Lieut. Gov., Don Kincaid for U.S. Senate, J. J. Caldwell for Commissioner of Labor, E. Melvin Porter for State Senate, and program for the October 18, 1966 Oklahoma Democratic Jubilee Dinner, A Salute to Senator A.S. Mike Monroney program.

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Including a 1967 map of the Oklahoma Congressional Districts, 1967 AFL-CIO News Report of the 90th Congress, map of where the 1967 members of the Oklahoma Senate were from, map of where the 1967 members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives were from,1968 list of candidates fro state offices, AFL-CIO 1968 political resolutions and endorsements-including Ed Edmondson, Jerry Sokolosky, Tom Steed, lowering the voting age to 18, Carl Albert, Hubert Humphrey, pamphlets from the legislative department-“A Fair Tax Policy,” “Welfare-Pension Plan Protection,” Occupational Health and Safety,” and “Consumer Protection.”

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Including pamphlets, campaign pamphlet fro John Meikle for State Chairman of the Oklahoma Young Republican Federation, and correspondence from David Bartlett, chairman of the state Republican Finance Committee asking for funds.

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Including a pamphlet of a 1968 radio address, flow chart of the Nixon for President Committee, April 28 press release naming Oklahoman Drew Mason as finance director for Nixon's organization, stationary, clippings of other Oklahoman's on Nixon's staff, March 19, 1967, and April 16, 1967, Gallup Reports, press release (August 17, 1967) and news clippings about Henry Bellmon becoming Chairman of the national Nixon for President Committee, fundraising material, correspondence, progress reports, list of committee staff and function, letter of endorsement for Nixon from members of the U.S. Congress, pamphlets (one on how to organize a Nixon club), circular-Men for Nixon, publication-Youth for Nixon 2 (March 1968), Nixon News (19 February 1968), Nixon Newsletter (17 May 1968), booklet-Athletes for Nixon.

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Including a pamphlet of a 1968 radio address, flow chart of the Nixon for President Committee, April 28 press release naming Oklahoman Drew Mason as finance director for Nixon's organization, stationary, clippings of other Oklahoman's on Nixon's staff, March 19, 1967, and April 16, 1967, Gallup Reports, press release (August 17, 1967) and news clippings about Henry Bellmon becoming Chairman of the national Nixon for President Committee, fundraising material, correspondence, progress reports, list of committee staff and function, letter of endorsement for Nixon from members of the U.S. Congress, pamphlets (one on how to organize a Nixon club), circular-Men for Nixon, publication-Youth for Nixon 2 (March 1968), Nixon News (19 February 1968), Nixon Newsletter (17 May 1968), booklet-Athletes for Nixon.

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Correspondence of the Chairman of the Oklahoma Democratic State Central Committee (Gene McGill and Loyd Benefield), 1958- , including with Mike Monroney, Lyndon B. Johnson, Don Winterburg, John Criswell (secretary to Gov. Edmondson), copies of the national Democrat (26 December 1961 and 26 January 1963), John Bailey, Tom Brislin, James Farley, Frank Keller, Richard Durham, Ruth Eisner, and a 1968 list of committee officials.

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Including John Rousselot for Congress (California), Frank Walton for Congress (California), Jack Alex for Congress (Calilfornia), Harry Faull for Mayor of Pomona (California), Pete Geiger for Councilman (Pomona?, California), Hugh Flournoy for assemblyman for Pomona (California), Glen Lipscomb for Congress (California), Mark Hatfield for U.S. Senator (Oregon).

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October 6, 1969, letter to a Mr. Lyon from Walter Cronkite about the Church of St. Mary, Aldermanbury in Fulton, Missouri, fundraising project.

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This folder contains fliers, cards, stickers and newspaper articles from his campaign.

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This folder contains cards, letters fliers, stickers and newspaper articles from his campaign.

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This folder contains cards, letters, fliers and newspaper articles from his campaign.

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This folder contains fliers and a newspaper article from his campaign.

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This folder contains a fan, a petition, fliers, letters and a newspaper article from his campaign.

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This folder contains correspondence, newspaper articles, pictures, and other material from his time in office.

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This folder contains candidate cards for Cowboy Pink Williams, David Hall, Preston Moore, Tom Brett, Glen Key, Charles Nesbitt, John Rogers, Leo Winters, Tom Daxon, Dewey Bartlett, newspaper articles and the Oklahoma Political Handbook.

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This folder contains candidate cards for Jo Ann Hennessy, Sandy Sanders, Preston J. Moore, John C. Powell, James H. Harrod, Jo Ann Mc Innis, Jim Cook, Jim Gallagher, Frank D. McSherry, Dale Bridges, Cleeta John Rogers, Hayden Crawford, Robert Breeden, Happy Camp, Mel Gragg, Hez Bussey, and Lou Allard.

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This folder contains candidate cards for Harry Johnson, Bryce Baggett, Wilburn Cartwright, Hugh Collum, C. Plowboy Edwards, Robert Lavender, Nelson Newman, Henry Ford, Don Wilson, George Lange, James Garrett, Lawson Pratt, and other political material, I'm for Bryce Baggett cards.

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This folder contains letters from National Citizens Committee Concerned about Deployment of the ABM, The Committee of 100, Benjamin Spock, Vietnam Gift PAC, Southern Christian Leadership Council, the ACLU, and the America the Beautiful Fund.

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Bud Wilkerson, Fred Harris, Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon, Al Kavanaugh, Happy Camp, Raymond Gary, James Howard Edmondson, George Nigh, Leo Winters, Dewey Bartlett, Paul Summers and Miscellaneous newspaper clippings.

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including a guide to the convention, delegate badge, tickets, rules, orders of business, receptions, list of delegates, programs, hotel bill, committee reports, resolution choosing Miami Beach as the location for the convention, and a tally of the voting.

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including invitations to various functions, brochures of local attractions, and press kit from the city of Miami Beach.

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including Ralph Thompson for Lt. Governor, Dewey Bartlett for Governor, Vondel Smith for State Treasurer, J. Michael Donahoe for Secretary of State, Jack Short for State Senate, Terry Campbell for U.S. Congress, C. C. Cooper for State Senate, Norvell Rose for County Commissioner, and Dale Crowder for District Attorney.

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David Hall material, including campaign literature and ephemera, 1971 inauguration napkin, invitation to the inauguration ball, tickets to a 1973 testimonial dinner for Hall, ticket to 1974 reception at the governor's mansion, two little pamphlets on Hall's accomplishments as governor, invitations to a 1973 birthday gala for Hall, two letters announcing Sen. Ted Kennedy's visit to Oklahoma, and a letter and material from the David Hall Defense Fund.

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David Boren material, including 1974 governor campaign literature and ephemera, 1975 program of his inaugural activities, program of the inauguration arts festival, invitation to the inaugural festivities, and a 1978 general letter declaring Boren's intention to run for U.S. Senator.

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Including campaign letters and literature, thank you letters to Luke Crum and Tom Brittain in 1978, program to the 1979 inauguration, and program to the inauguration ball.

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Including 1971 TIME magazine with Albert on the cover, as well as a signed cover, invitation to a Janaury 21, 1971, reception in Washington, D.C., for Albert, invitation to an April 15, 1972, testimonial banquet for Albert at McAlester, and program for the First Exhibit of the Portrait of Speaker Carl Albert at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington on May 10, 1974.

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Including 1976 Fred Harris for President Issues Handbook, Pamphlet-You Can be a Delegate for Fred Harris to the Democratic National Convention, and Fred Harris for President stationary.

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Including 1978 gubernatorial campaign literature and ephemera and one letter concerning his reelection bid for Attorney General.

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Including Bryce Baggett for Senator, Dewey Bartlett for U.S. Senate, Jed Johnson for Senate, Roy Turner for Lt. Governor, Rex Sparger for U.S. Senate, Wm. Patrick Schmitt for U.S. Congress, Clara Luper for U.S. Senate, Glenn English for Congress, Robert Bright for U.S. Congress, Ed Edmondson for U.S. Senate, Alan Merrell for Congress, Clem McSpadden for Governor, Engel for Congress, Stephen Jones for Congress and Dewey Bartlett for Governor coloring book, political correspondence from Senator Dewey Bartlett 1975, Human Events newsletter 1975.

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The Republican Women's Club of Oklahoma City Yearbook, 1973-74. Libertarian Party of Oklahoma Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 4 (1976). AFL-CIOklahoma News Vol. 1 No. 8 (September-October 1976). 1974 letter on corrections reform in Oklahoma from Volunteers in Corrections. Minutes of the Inaugural Ball Committee on 12-19-1978 for the Oklahoma Arts and Humanities Council.

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Including a ticket for a reception honoring Robert Strauss at Oklahoma City on April 6, 1973, A November 1, 1978, reception invitation at Oklahoma City to meet John Connally, invitation to a reception honoring R. Sargent Shriver on February 15, 1973 at Tulsa, 1978 program for Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra Arts Appreciation Concert signed by David Boren, 1979 program for Oklahoma Sympnony Orchestra 4th Annual Appreciation Concert signed by George Nigh, Flier to see Arlo Guthrie and Shenandoah in concert at Norman to support the Fred Harris for President committee, and an invitation to a testimonial banquet in honor of Tom Steed on August 26, 1977 in Shawnee, Oklahoma city times "J. Howard Edmondson dies" 1971.

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Flier to see Gerald Ford on October 22, 1974 at Oklahoma City (2 copies with his picture, and two with drawings). Invitation to private reception with Ford, as well as Ann Armstrong, Sen. James McClure, Eddie Chiles, Wayne Newton, and Michael Landon at the Skirvin Hotel, Oklahoma City. Invitation to 1973 presidential inauguration. Flier for an Oklahoma City Rally with Spiro Agnew and Dewey Bartlett. General letter from Senator Bartlett to new residents of Oklahoma. 1972 campaign letter written by Agnew for Richard Nixon. 1976 Eugene McCarthy for president campaign letter. Vote for Gerald Ford for president newsletter published by the Republican Party.

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Paper pennant “Support our President and God Loves Nixon.” 1973 letter and material from Ralph Nader. General card to J. Dunning from President Nixon thanking him for supporting the pursuit of peace in Vietnam. General card to Dunning from Ladybird Johnson thanking him for his sympathy correspondence after Lyndon Johnson's 1973 death. Invitation to Democratic gala at Oklahoma City featuring Ted Kennedy on September 8, 1973. Campaign card for Ronald Reagan in 1976.

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Jimmy Carter campaign material for 1976 presidential election and material from his October 1976 visit to the University of Oklahoma and Norman, with copies of photographs transferred to the photo-archives.

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Thank You letter to central state from Governor David Hall 1974.

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Senate Rules for the State of Oklahoma, 1973-74. Campaign material for Ralph Graves, R. Carter, Roger MacBride, Frank McSherry, and McClintic. Program for Campaign '78: Oklahoma's Political Pictures in Black and White on exhibit at Concepts in Photography in Oklahoma City in 1978. American Party material. Right to Work, pro and con, literature. Booklets on Oklahoma City's Melody Cleaners and Okc's history. Signed picture of Danny Williams. Newsletter-The Oklahoma Constitution Vol. 4 No. 3. Bumper stickers-remember the POWs.

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Concerning Lloyd Bentsen, Spencer Bernard, George McGovern (in Spanish), Herbert Humphrey, Gladys Warren, Mary Helm, Jed Johnson, Ted Bonham, Bill Williams, Jimmy Carter, Richard Bertschinger, Beverly Falconer, Jan Cartwright, Jess Atherton, Cuffie Waid, Patrick Schmitt, Gladys Warren, Joe Hunt, Roy Turner, Jerry Gilbert, Victor Wickersham, Gilmer Capps, Weldon Davis, John Rogers, Rex Privett, and Anthony Points.

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Including for Mack Kuykendall, Ted Bonham, Don Wilson, Russell Wayland, Archibald Hill, Gary Rhodes, Finis Smith, Jerry Gilbert, and an impeach Nixon sign.

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Including E. Z. Million, Tess Rizzuti, Scotty Robb, Richard Nixon, G. T. Blankenship, Gary Richardson, Harold Hunter, J. Michael Donahoe, M. R. Oyler, and Jay Wilkinson, OSU commencement featuring president Richard Nixon 1974.

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Fred Harris, David Hall, and Keith Cartwright, Governors of Oklahoma 1890-1979 booklet.

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This folder includes fliers, business cards, and bumper stickers.

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John B. Anderson of Illinois ran for President of the United States as an Independent. This folder includes many news paper articles on Anderson as well as fliers, his views on productivity, energy, science and technology, and mass transportation. It also contains letters to his supporters, a biography, a listing of Oklahoma volunteers, and fliers that include his running mate, Patrick J. Lucey and bumper stickers.

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This folder includes fliers, letters to supporters and personal correspondence.

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This folder includes a press release and business cards.

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George Bush ran for President in 1980 before being selected as the running mate for Ronald Reagan. This folder includes campaign fliers.

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Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale ran for reelection in 1980. This folder includes an invitation to an organizational meeting, a listing of delegates for each precinct, caucus attendee information sheets, letters to supporters, fliers, letters on the issues, a summary of Oklahoma's key information and data, invitations to a dinner sponsored by Donna Nigh, and bumper stickers.

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This folder includes campaign fliers, a booklet containing Clark's beliefs and platform, and business cards.

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This folder includes personal correspondence, an invitation to a dinner honoring Coats, campaign fliers, copies of Coats Chronicle, invitations to auctions and a barbeque, a fan and bumper stickers.

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This folder includes an invitation for a dinner with Paul Harvey to benefit The Meadows home in Edmond, an invitation to have coffee and donuts with Mrs. David Boren and Mrs. Andy Coats, and an invitation to a Harvest Buffet to honor Andy Coats. It also contains a fan, newspaper articles, fliers, personal correspondence, letters to supporters, a listing of Oklahoma County Volunteers, campaign fliers and a newspaper article.

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This folder includes fliers, postcards and business cards.

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This folder includes campaign fliers.

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This folder includes campaign fliers and a letter asking for support.

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This folder includes fliers, letters asking for support, a letter to Mr. John Dunning, postcards and bumpers tickers.

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This folder includes postcards, letters asking for support, articles on the issues, a letter to Mr. John Dunning, a menu from the roast of Mickey Edwards on September 20, 1980, a letter from supporter Bill Swisher, dinner schedules from the Mickey Edward roast, newspaper articles and bumper stickers

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This folder includes campaign fliers, and a letter asking for support.

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This folder includes campaign fliers and a newspaper article.

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This folder includes campaign fliers, business cards, a letter explaining general information on the corporation commission, and a copy of Gardenhire's resume.

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This folder includes campaign fliers.

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This folder includes biographical information, a letter telling what Oklahoma editors have to say about Hamilton, a letter asking for support, a letter to Hamilton's campaign manager, his announcement to run for Senate, news releases, his itinerary, a memo from his legal counsel summarizing the federal election laws, newsletters, newspaper articles and bumper stickers.

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This folder includes a letter to Mr. Hood from the Public Employees Association pledging their support, campaign fliers, letters asking for support, news releases, a letter from the Oklahoma Women's Political Caucus pledging their support to Hood, information on how to do telephoning for the volunteers, a booklet on the Ethics in Government Act of 1978, an invitation to a reception thrown by Governor Nigh and Senator Boren in Hood's honor on October 21, 1980, a fan and bumper stickers.

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This folder includes campaign fliers and a sticker.

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This folder includes a pad of paper with Gene Howard on it, an invitation to a reception honoring Howard on April 8, 1980 in Washington D.C., an invitation to a reception honoring Howard on April 11, 1980, an Oklahoma Press Association name tag for Ed Hardy, a list of County Coordinators, a script for the telephone bank, personal correspondence, even appearance forms, news releases, campaign fliers, newspaper articles and a sticker.

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This folder includes a volunteer folder with pamphlets, business cards and a letter of information on what the volunteer should do.

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This folder includes campaign fliers and a bumper sticker.

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This folder includes a fact sheet about Kennedy, a campaign flier and a business card.

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This folder includes postcards, a letter to delegates, a letter about the Democratic Convention, a newspaper article from the Norma Transcript, a campaign flier, postcards from the National Convention in New York City to Mr. John Dunning from Jim, a news release, bumper stickers and a newspaper article.

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This folder includes postcards, business cards, campaign fliers, letters asking for support, a letter from the UAW pledging their support to Kerr, newspaper articles, and a bumper sticker.

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This folder includes campaign fliers.

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This folder includes a business card, letter of information about Knipp and stickers.

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This folder includes campaign fliers and business cards.

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This folder includes campaign fliers and a copy of a letter from Ronald Reagan.

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This folder includes campaign fliers and business cards.

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This folder includes a flier, a fan and two posters.

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This folder includes campaign fliers, a newspaper articles, and a poster.

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This folder includes a postcard, campaign fliers, and a letter asking for support.

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This folder includes campaign fliers.

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This folder includes a newsletter about the issues from a Libertarian perspective, two campaign fliers, and a biography of Murphy.

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This folder includes news releases, a statement from Nesbitt, a letter about taxes, and campaign fliers.

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This folder includes campaign fliers, a letter to Mr. John Dunning, postcards, copies of the Nickles Newsletter, copies of the Citizens for the Republic Newsletter, a letter from the National Republican Senatorial Committee, lists of supporters names, a memo on the reorganization for the general election, volunteer instruction sheets, an announcement to run for Senate, newspaper articles, personal correspondence and bumper stickers.

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This folder includes pledge cards, newspaper articles, letters to supporters, campaign fliers, a questionnaire from the Concerned Christians of Oklahoma, personal correspondence, a biography of Noble, a copy of the Citizens of Oklahoma newsletter, a letter from the National Right to Work Committee, a letter from the Oklahoma Republican Party, an event/appearance form, a copy of the TV schedule, Noble's itinerary, an Issue statement on the ERA, abortion, wheat embargo and draft registration, and bumper stickers.

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This folder includes campaign material, letters to his supporters, news releases, magazine articles, and newspaper articles.

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This folder includes campaign fliers.

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This folder includes postcards, letters to supporters, posters, and newspaper articles.

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This folder includes campaign fliers, business cards, and stickers.

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This folder includes campaign fliers and a notepad with Jim Townsend on it.

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This folder includes business cards.

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This folder includes letters to supporters, Zink's biography, personal correspondence, an invitation to a barbeque on Zink's behalf, campaign fliers, and newsletters from Zink's campaign, newspaper articles, a copy of a survey about Zink, and stickers.

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This folder includes a letter from the Democratic Party of Oklahoma County, an open letter to House District 86 respondents, newsletter about Wes Watkins, newsletter about Bob Kerr, campaign flier for Mike Synar, campaign flier for Glenn English, campaign flier for John Kennedy, a copy of the David Boren Report, copies of the Demo Memo, a flier for the Democratic party, newspaper articles and bumper stickers.

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This folder includes invitations to meet with Hannah Atkins at the Democratic Convention, a booklet from the Oklahoma Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs 15th Annual Convention on April 11-12, 1980 in Shawnee, Oklahoma, a letter from Henrietta Hilderbrand and delegate for Carter/Mondale, a report of the Clubs finance committee, and stickers.