Dundee Breaks Sevier with Quiet Confession Evidence
Bonnie Dundee questions Emil Sevier in a police interview room where Sevier, under pressure from Sergeant Turner, is confronted with a detailed account of his alleged plan to rob Mrs Hogarth and kill her. Dundee presents a signed theater program and a cigarette stub as proof, and outlines Sevier's movements from the Rhodes House to the greenhouse and the murder time frame.
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Bonnie Dundee
Mrs. Hoagrth
Emil Sevier
Cora Barker
Sergeant Turner
Sevier
Headquarters
Hamilton
Brede
Police
Emil
Dundee
Strawn
Turner
O’brien
Duncee
Rhodes House
Emma Hogarth
Chicago
Seyier
Dusty’ Rhodes
Weeks
Rhodes
Hogarth
Marie Owens wins 4-H trip to Kansas City and shares Kansas City visit
Miss Marie Owens of Pontotoc County recounts a 4-H trip to Kansas City hosted by Frisco railroad. The Oklahoma delegation toured First Baptist Church, World War Memorial, Swope Park Zoo, and the American Royal complex, meeting state agents and club leaders. Owens credits 4-H for training future citizens and notes Oklahoma leads in 4-H membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Owens
Pontotoc County
Kansas City
Chicago
Roff
Route 1
Frisco
Ada
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Pratt
First Baptist Church of
Ray Petty
Commonwealth
Otis Munson
Cleat Willhoite
Johnny Ramsey
Rogers County
American Royal
American Royal Building
America
Bell Telephone Building
Missouri
Telephone
Loose Wiles Biscuit Co
Swift Packing Co
Ross
Frisco Railroad
Pontotce County
Relief from Gas and Digestive Ailments with Tanlac
Doctors say most sickness stems from stomach and bowel troubles. Tanlac is hailed as a relief for years of digestive issues including gas and dizziness. A Little Rock man reports improved appetite and ability to work after using Tanlac. money back if no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
James F. Campbell
Fifth St
Little Rock
Ark
Forward passes and fumble rules shape exciting football season
The season shows revived thrills as new fumble rules reduce hazards and more teams showcase expert passing and open field runs. Star backs and notable quarterbacks like Frosty Peters highlight a year of surprising upsets and standout performances across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hestons
Hinkeys
Thorpes
Ill Gregor and Famous Grid Pros Amid Coast Rivalry
The passage touts UW guard Ill Gregor nicknamed Pop Warner praises him as top guard on the Pacific coast. It notes Merle Hufford running 100 yards in 9.38 seconds and working as a jail turnkey. Red Cagle’s sidearm passes are highlighted along with Army coaches’ short tenure and lack of alumni. Vincent Richards rates Karel Kozeluh as world’s best tennis player, while Cochet and others challenge rules limiting play.
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Gregor
University of Washington
Nick Longworth
Pop
Pop” Warner
Pacific Coast
Merle Hufford
Washington
King County
Red Cagle
Army
Vincent Richards
Karel Kozeluh
Cochet
Widow of Democratic Leader Sullivan in Critical Condition
Chicago December 3 Mrs. Roger C Sullivan widow of the late Democratic leader is critically ill at her daughter's home. Doctors say her illness has worsened since spring and only slight hope for recovery remains reported by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
Jack Elder
Notre Dame
California
Roger C. Sullivan
Robert N. Wolf
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Laxton
4-H Club
Harvard Army
Barry Wood
Russ Saunders
Trojan
Columbus
Illinois
Frosty Peters
Ohio
Booth
Marsters
Vansa
Glassgow
Welch
Yanovich
Elder
Mills
Bergheim
Brockmeyer
McEver
Banker
Holm
Bristol
Kingkade
Oklahoma City
W. L. Tewart
American Milk Goat Record Association
Popular Phonograph Records
Welden & Rose
Rexall Stores
Gwin & Mays
Adjutant
Patterson & Hoffman
Okla
Tery
A Willard
East Main
Byng
D. T. Boren
Highway 19
D. C
Jordan, Allen
J. L. Sanders Motor Co
Stonewall
Statler
Tupelo
W. J. Standridge & Son
Vaness
O'Neal-Collier Chevrolet Co
Atoka
J. F. Slack Motor Co
Everybody's
Caney
Bunch
Centrahoma
Coalgate
Jim Fairmond
Guy Super Motor Co
Eastland’s
Francis
Pontotoc Trading Co., Pontotoc
Clarita Garage
Clarita
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