Lawton Pastor Irwin Found Guilty on Church Charge
Rev Thomas B Irwin former Lawton Presbyterian pastor is convicted of conduct unbecoming a minister for a Wedding in Medicine Park with bathing suits. He is suspended from ministry. plans to appeal to the Oklahoma synod meeting in October. He conducted his own defense and sought disqualification of two trial officials.
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Lawton Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Judiciary Commission of
el Reno
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Amiens
Synod of
Oklahoma
Irwin
Medicine Park
Interi &E
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Ayas
General Assembly of
The
Consel
J. E. McQueen
J. H. Webb
Oeria
Thomas
Opian
Reno
Eugene Hamilton
Chickasha
Hamilton
Menane Hamilton
Twin
Mistress-at-Arms joins United States Lines ships
General Manager Thomas H. Rossbottom orders a Mistress-at-Arms on all ships to supervise and advise female passengers from first to third cabins. The role, akin to a chapero ne, aims to ensure safety and comfort for women travelers, with duties including calming disputes and guiding unchaperoned girls.
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New York
United States Lines
Thomas H. Rossbottom
Rossbottom
Roosevelt
Mistress-at-Arms
United States
Mipfresger
Lad of 11 Kill Threat Reported Before Suicide
Aug. 2 report from DMore states an 11 year old boy told playmates he would kill himself. He allegedly became angry during play and later hanged himself in a smoke house attached to his grandparents’ property after jumping from a chicken coop.
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Dmore
Neavea
Uke
Rand
Edinborough
Scotland
Ajfender
Bell
Brantford
Canada
Sir Camies
Telegraph
Boston
London
Boston Board of Education
Boston University
Sarcastic Trade Offends Grocer and Farmer Exchange
A grocer accuses a customer of selling almost marketable eggs with five bad among a dozen. The farmer retorts by suggesting adding more bad eggs to call them strictly fresh. A note recalls Kaiserwerth Germany opening of a nursing training center in 1836.
Father Toilson Seeks Grave of Son Joseph Webb from World War II
Oklahoma man T J Webb of Roff spends years seeking the burial site of his son Joseph F Webb killed in the second Battle of the Marne on July 30 1948. Webb describes wartime service in the 110th Infantry 28th Division and details from Army records and letters confirming a grave mix up.
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ED Ccecyteck Teauth
T. J. Webb
Roff
Okla
Joseph F. Webb
Marne
Webb
Ada
War Department
Owen
Washington
Young Webb
110Th Infantry
Mr. Webb
Joseph Webb
France
Young Webb O
New Speedway in Kansas City to Open with 300 Mile Classic
Kansas City, Mo, will host a $500,000 speedway dedication on September 16. The first 300-mile international speed classic could set new speed records with drivers such as Ralph De Palma Tommy Milton Harry Hartz Roscoe Sarles and more. The American Legion Missouri Kansas plans to invite Generals Pershing Crowder Harbord and other dignitaries including Navy and War Secretaries and state leaders.
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Ampus
Chinping Sitingi Murphy
Ralph de Palma
Tommy Milton
Harry Hartz
Roscoe Sarles
American Legion
Missouri
Kansas
Legion
Pershing
Crowder
Harboard
Navy
War Departments
Admira
United Stats
Ras
Alexander Graham Bell Dies After Lifelong Telephone Work
Sidney Nova Scotia reports the death of Dr. Alexander Graham Bell inventor of the telephone at Baddeck. The piece notes his early studies with deaf mutes his work on speech transmission and the milestone March 10 1876 when Watson heard Bell's voice over the wire. It highlights his patent regarded as highly valuable and his influence on global communications.
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Sidney
Nova Scotia
Alexander Graham Bell
Baddeck
Bell
Beil
Alexander Bell
Alexander Nelville Bell
Mabel Hubbard
Salem
Mass
Gardiner G. Hubbard
Thomas Sanders
Watson
Atson
Philadelphia
Miss Hubbard
Sua
Oklahoma Scout Camp Highlights and Primary Vote Update
In Chandler Oklahoma City reports detail a Scout camp near Ada with 36 participants and 40 attendees, 12 scouts advancing to first class, 90 merit badges earned, plus a chicken fry and community turnout. Separately in early returns from Tuesday's primary eight Oklahoma representatives show varying leads in districts one through eight with several incumbents ahead or trailing among scattered precincts.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
T. H. Chandler
Schwabe
House of Representatives
Alice Robertson
Tinch
Charles B. Carter
Loughlin
Cartwright
S. B. Swank
James A. Matthews
Cc. D. Webster
J. McClintie
J. B. Tosh
Looney
Manuel Herrick
M. J. Goltber
Charles Swindall
William Roach Near Eagle Scout Rank
William Roach nears Eagle Scout by completing required merit badges and advancing through scouting efforts at the camp last week. J M Coffman earned merit badges after a strong breakfast push and jumped from second class to first class in rapid progress.
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William Roach
William
M. Coffman
Degree of L. L. D. conferred by Scout University
The degree of L. L. D. was conferred, respectively and respectfully upon Rev. Iran in Davis and W. G. Moser by the Scout University in Pishomingo. Fred Abney and Syd Sachs report they secured enough cocoa and ice cream for one meal. A Pishomingo girl remarked on George Kitchell’s “trimmings” on his arm. Stanly Dean and Franklin Davis Jr. earned red marks for sunburn while Jack Conn received praise for his socks and scout program conduct.
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Iran
Davis
W. G. Moser
Scout University
Pishomingo
Fred Abney
Syd Sachs
George Kitchell
Stanly Dean
Franklin Davis Jr
Jack Conn
Campers Highlighted By Frank Bacon And Team
Frank Bacon the cook notes Syd Sachs Cotton Williams and Loyd Tipton as the best campers in the group.
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Frank Bacon
Syd Sachs
Cotton
Williams
Loyd
Tipton
Local Page Snippets on Residents and Morning Routines
A fragmented passage notes Bob Bowman Henry Roach Glen Spencer and others as alleged water pranksters. Ed Gwinn and others are referenced. Jack Moore is described as a bugler who woke early for meals. Glenn Walters R x Herndon Jr. snored loudly waking mocking birds. Carl Coleman and Raymond Duke won crack ers and cocoa in a 50 yard dash.
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Bob Bowman
Henry Roach
Glen’ Spencer
Ed Gwinn
Jack Moore
Glenn Walters
R. x. ‘Herndon Jr
Carl Coleman
Raymond Duke
Camping Trip No 2 Announcement at First Baptist
Gregg and nearby residents promote a camping trip series with trip No 2 details. The First Baptist Church hosts Friday night at 8 o'clock to share information and join participants.
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Gregg
First Baptist Church
Sunday Scouts Guest at Baptist Churches
Scouts attending Sunday school at First Baptist or Oak Avenue Baptist will be guests of their Men’s Bible class at the McSwain Theatre Sunday morning. The event promises a notable program described as a big feature in scout life.
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First Baptist Church
Oak Avenue’ Baptist Church
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
First Baptist+ church
McSwain Theatre
Baptist Boy
American Consul's Son Escapes Kidnappers in Cuba
Eugene Jova son of the American consular agent in Guaguara Granda Cuba escaped from his captors after a fight early today. He had been kidnapped yesterday and held for a 20000 dollar ransom. police chief said he believed the bandits were surrounded and wounded.
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Gaguala Granda
Cuba
Eugene Jova
Bell Demonstrates Telephone In Exhibition at Brazil Court
A news want ad highlights Bell's Sunday demonstration before judges including Don Pedro II and William Thomson. The room buzzes as Bell's transmitter proves audible with the receiver to the ear. Thompson calls it the most wonderful thing seen in America as crowds flood the pavilion next day.
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Bell
Brazil
Bostom
Don ‘Pedro
Lora Kelvin
William Thompson
America
New Location Boosts County Oil Interest
Bry in raig and Lancaster announced this afternoon that material was on the ground for a new well in the northeast of the northwest quadrant of Section 5-4a-5e. Spudding is expected soon, about a half mile west and a quarter mile south of the Discovery well, signaling renewed Bebee field interest. Timber for the rig was hauled to the site Wednesday morning and the cellar is underway.
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Raig and
Lancaster
Bebee
Cardui credited with restoring strength in women
Mrs. C. M. Stegall of Paint Rock Alabama recounts a severe illness felt for three years. She credits Cardui with restoring her strength after six bottles, noting improved eating and sleep and a return to health. The ad promotes Cardui as a tonic for womanly ailments and urges readers to buy at druggists.
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Paint Rock
Ala
C. M. Stegall
Near Here
Cardui
Mother to Be Read This Offers Hope for Pregnancy
A vintage promotional piece touts Mother's Friend as a safe aid for expectant mothers to reduce suffering during childbirth. It claims the product softens abdominal and hip tissues, enabling quicker, easier labor and minimizes need for doctors. includes testimonials and a request to send for a brochure from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
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C. J. Hartman
Scranton, Pa
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