Woman Works Crops as Husband Refuses Support in Divorce Suit
Milissa Logen files for divorce from Finis Logen in district court alleging marriage on November 9 1913 at McAlester and cruelty. She claims he failed to support her and their child from a former marriage and refused to work the crop, forcing her to plow and cultivate to support herself. She seeks restoration of her former name Ham erick.
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Milissa Logen
Finis Logen
Roddie
Hamerick
City drains baffle after rain tests
Local residents joke that opening a clogged drain pipe after heavy rain is harder than running government per Mr. Wilson plans. The remark underscores ongoing drainage issues in Tulsa and public frustration with municipal work.
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Tulsa World
Wilson
Webster and Beets Move to East 14th Street Office
Dr M M Webster physician surgeon and Dr M J Beets osteopath announce new office location in the 00 block East 14th Street. When absent from the office call residence at 874 or 853, and office phone numbers are listed for contact.
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Res
M. M. Webster Physician & Surgeon
Rollow Ridg
M. J. Beets
14Th St
First National Bank
Wife Refuses to Cook, Man Seeks Divorce in District Court
J C Phillips files for divorce alleging extreme cruelty and neglect by his wife of Seminole County born December 1 1911 marriage produced three children all died in infancy. He says she absented from home and refused to cook or manage household, causing mortification and humiliation. Attorney C O Barton represents plaintiff. He seeks divorce and relief allowed by law.
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J. C. Phillips
C. O. Barton
Seminole County
Lost baggage of soldiers at Hoboken docks
The Red Cross reports 150000 pieces of American Expeditionary Forces baggage unclaimed at government docks in Hoboken New Jersey. Items include 20000 trunk lockers 1500 bed rolls 5000 suitcases and 110000 barrack bags much unnamed or with no address. Call Lost Baggage Branch Pier 2 Hoboken to identify belongings.
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Red Cross
American Expeditionary Forces
Hoboken
N. J
Lost Baggage
Pier 2
Orville Snead
Do You Enjoy Your Meals Adv Advice
An old health adage urges readers to improve digestion by eating in moderation and thoroughly chewing, with a five hour gap between meals and taking Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to make meals enjoyable.
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Chamberlain
One Striker Shot In Clash At Benwood
One striker was shot to death and another seriously injured in a clash between striking steel workers and Sheriff Clayton at Benwood. Police reports say the incident occurred this morning as tension between workers and authorities escalated in Wheeling area.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Clayton
Benwood
W E B Rice pleads guilty in Newberry case today
OKMULGEE Okla Nov 30 W B Rice pleads guilty in a Newberry case after a long hearing. The article discusses astronomical predictions about a December grand conjunction and asserts there is no ground for fear of disaster, arguing planetary mass and distances limit any Sun or solar system disturbance. It mentions a Hall of Fame for Trees and a claim of a larger tree in Crawfordsville Indiana.
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Okmulgee
Mexico City
Italy
France
Porta
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
Earth
Associated Press
Washington
American Forestry Association
United States
Huntington
Indiana
California
Dumont Kennedy
Crawfordsville
Framingham
Mass
Charles Lathrop Pack
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Governor Brough Delivers Inspirational Address in Ada
Governor Charles H. Brough of Arkansas spoke at the East Central Educational Association convention in Ada at 7:30 pm. He urged Christian manhood and one hundred percent Americanism, praising Bible centrality and patriotism while entertaining with wit. The large crowd stayed attentive for the hour and a half lecture, and Oklahoma received high praise from the speaker. William E. Rice, a local printer, pleaded guilty to conspiracy in the Newberry campaign case and was released on $1,000 bond.
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East Central Educational Association
Charles H. Brough
Arkansas
Brough
Oklahoma
Ada
Union
Grand Rapids, Mich
William E. Rice
Federal
Truman H. Newberry
Rich Tone remedy promised to restore strength
An advertisement claims Rich Tone can restore strength and vitality for those suffering weakness. It urges readers to try the remedy with a money back guarantee and notes local sale by Gwinn & Mays Drug Co.
Railway switchmen end strike after mass meeting vote
In Kansas City, railway switchmen halted their stoppage after a mass meeting vote. The strike was reportedly unauthorized and benefits would be withheld, prompting the suspension. The report also notes the ancient Olympic games ran from 776 B C to 394.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Ing
Brotherhood
Splendid Cough Medicine Claims by Mrs Clay Fry
Mrs clay fry of ferguson station missouri extols chamberslains cough remedy as a splendid medicine for croup coughs and lung colds noting relief for herself and her children after only a few doses and days of use.
Britain Will Remember Our Soldier Dead
In the House of Commons Colonel W W Ashley urged burial of an unidentified French battlefield fallen in Westminster Abbey with ceremony. Andrew Bonar Law replied the cenotaph at Whitehall already memorializes all Empire citizens who gave their lives, expressing national sympathy.
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Associated Press
London
France
Westminster Abbey
Britain
House of Commons
W. W. Ashley
Andrew Bonar Law
Privy Seal
Whitehall
Empire
Heartburn Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Cheer
Advertises HERBINE as a remedy for indigestion and heartburn with instant pain relief. Claims quick bowel movement and renewed vigor. Sold by Bart Smith.
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Bart Smith
Adv
Ballard
Oklahoma War Declaration Echoes in Turmoil
Fragmented text references war, enemies, and justice, with speculative rhetoric about radical actions. No clear event, dates, or identifiable organizations are readable.
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Oklahoma News
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