In 1912, with his Senate district had been redistricted out of existence (it had been split between new Fifth and Sixth districts, which were taken by Republican George Weigel and Democrat George Weissleder respectively), he was again the Socialist nominee for the Fourth Congressional District, coming in second again to William Joseph Cary.
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Gaylord was credited by Carl Sandburg with introducing him to the ideas of the Wisconsin wing of the Socialist Party, and with persuading him to move to Wisconsin.
Winfield Scott | Winfield Scott Hancock | Gaylord Nelson | Winfield, Kansas | Winfield Dunn | Dave Winfield | Winfield House | Winfield | George Gaylord Simpson | Christy Gaylord Everest | Winfield, Illinois | Percy Henry Winfield | Oliver Winfield Killam | Gaylord T. Gunhus | Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center | Gaylord | Frank Gaylord | Winfield, West Virginia | Winfield Townley Scott | Winfield Scott (songwriter) | Winfield Scott Hammond | Winfield, New York | Winfield Hill | Paul Winfield | Mitch Gaylord | Henry Winfield Watson | Gene Winfield | Gaylord, Minnesota | Gaylord, Michigan | Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium |
Other notable graves include that of Levi B. Gaylord (1840–1900), the town's only recipient of the Medal of Honor, and the Celtic Cross erected in 1914 on the gravesite of about 45 of 99 Irish immigrants lost in an 1849 shipwreck off Cohasset.
They have founded the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City, and have given the University of Oklahoma contributions totaling over $50 million in the last three decades, resulting in a large proportion of the buildings on campus being named after one family member or another.
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Today the paper is led by Edward's daughter, publisher Christy Gaylord Everest.