Shipping battle on Lake Superior drains nine freighters and lives
Nine grain laden freighters valued at twenty eight million dollars fight ice to reach Buffalo as Lake Superior navigation extends into mid December. Closer to safety a Canadian steamer dies and the Reliance wrecks with survivors after brutal conditions. Nearby a new street flusher test washes debris into storm sewers after Fridays trial.
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Chicago
Lake Superior
Port Lake Canal
Reliance
Lizard Island
Hilaire
Upper Lakes
White Fish Bay
Buffalo
Mud Lake
St. Mary's River
Ft. Williams
Lake Huron
Woman Testifies in Herrin Mine Riot Murder Trial
Mrs Otis Clark wife of a defendant testifies as the Herrin mine riot trial reopens. George and Mrs Neilson describe a crowd escorting prisoners from the mine on June . They corroborate sightings of Otis Clark and mine superintendent McDonald amid gunplay and a fatal shooting.
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Marion
Otis Clark
Herrin
Georges Neilson
Nelson
Nelse
R. ©. Greer
Nelsons
McDonald
Gony
McDonald’s
Clark
British Leave Irish to Handle Own State
Dublin reports the Union Jack leaves Ireland after years as Free State troops replace British garrison in the city. The orderly transfer avoided public unrest as Free State forces took over military posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Britain
Nirerea
Free State
Little son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Luther improves at home
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Luther of 511 East Eighth Street has been ill for weeks but is reported to be recovering rapidly.
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Harvey Luther
East Eighth Street
Guard Units Issue Winter Clothing at Armory Inspection
Headquarters and Battery F national guard units assembled at the armory last night to issue winter clothing and make ready for the armory inspection which will be held some time in December.
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National Guard
Th Armory
Hardy Dial Returns Home After Campaign Work
Hardy Dial, boll weevil expert for the state board of agriculture, is expected to return to his home here tomorrow after conducting a winter clean-up campaign in Carter and Marshal counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Dial
State Board of Agriculture
Carter and
Marshal Counties
City finances in good shape as year closes
Charley Deaver, finance commissioner, reports the city is in strong financial condition as the year ends. Little back business remains before 1923 begins, and some important matters will be settled at the next city commissioners meeting.
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Charley Deaver
Mrs Dinham Taken To Sulphur For Appendicitis
Mrs Dinham of 711 West Fifth Street was taken to Sulphur last night for an appendicitis operation. She traveled with her son Clarence and attended by Dr Breco J A Criswell and R W Fowler in the Criswella Myers ambulance.
City to file suit against Frisco railroad over Cherry avenue
City officials led by Mayor Fisher and commissioners Walter Smith and Charley Deaver said preparation of an egal action to force an opening on Cherry avenue was progressing rapidly and would be ready for filing within a week. The full city commission has decided to push the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco Railroad Company
Cherry Avenue
Fisher
Walter Smith
Charley Deaver
Union Valley Truck Growers Leader Visits City
I T Hoggart secretary treasurer of the Union Valley Truck Growers Association was in the city on business. He and fellow workers are organizing a profitable group marketing the choicest sweet potatoes in the Southwest. Most Union Valley farmers are members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Hoggart
Union Valley Truck Growers Association
Dallas Woman Returns After Visit With Ill Friend
Mrs. Nida Williams of Dallas returns home after a brief visit with Mrs. Sydney King who has been seriously ill with blood poisoning and is recovering from an operation in an Oklahoma City hospital.
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Nida Williams
Dallas
Sydney King
King
Oklahoma City
Miss Mary Ewing Heads From Hominy to Brady for Christmas
Miss Mary Ewing of Hominy arrived Wednesday night and visited friends here yesterday before departing for Brady Texas to spend the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Ewing
Hominy
Brady
Texas
Rodarmels Headed to Kansas City Chicago and Washington
Mr and Mrs C Rodarmel departed yesterday for Kansas City Chicago and Washington D C to spend the Christmas holiday with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. Rodarmel
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Hugh Whiteside Visits Sister in Dawson Texas
Hugh Whiteside of Dawson Texas is visiting his sister, Mrs. John Case.
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Hugh Whiteside
Dawson, Tex
Mrs
John Case
Wynds Buys White Grocers on East Main Street
C Wynds has purchased the White Grocers company located on East Main Street. The deal transfers ownership to Wynds, expanding local retail holdings.
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3. C. Wynds
White Grocers Company
East Main Street
Poultry Show Honors Earned by Holdenville Exhibitors
Lute Douge C S Aldrich and John Skinner exhibited at the Holdenville poultry show. All three won substantial recognition in judge decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lute Douge
C. S. Aldrich
John Skinner
Holdenville
Local youth Virgil Wood leaves for Sparks Oklahoma
Virgil Wood formerly visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. O A Wood at 607 East 7th Street departed Friday for Sparks Oklahoma. He has taken a responsible position as agent and telegraph operator there.
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Virgil Wood
O. A. Wood
7Th Street
Sparks
Okla
Hardy Dial Reports Boll Weevil Campaign Progress
Hardy Dial returns from Carter and Love counties where a week or two was spent in a boll weevil campaign. He says farmers in that region are cleaning up and preparing ground for next year's crop and plans to visit Wagoner and nearby counties next.
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Hardy Dial
Carter and
Love
Wagoner
Local Trip Details and Cedar Tree Plan for Christmas
A note from Monday's Daily mentions multiple parties driving to the Canadian river on Sunday afternoon for a cedar tree gathering intended for Christmas use. The fragment notes community participation and a seasonal purpose for the trip.
Miss Geneva Payne Improves After Accident
Miss Geneva Payne, injured in an auto wreck on the highway four months ago, is rapidly improving. Her many friends will be glad to know she is able to walk across the room unaided.
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Geneva Payne
Party Guests From Texehoma Visit City Families
Mrs C Kugle and Mrs Frank Preston of Texehoma Oklahoma arrived in the city Saturday to spend the Christmas week with their parents Mr and Mrs W C Kee at 230 West Seventeenth Street.
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C. Kugle
Frank Preston
Texehoma
Oklahoma
W. C. Kee
West
Seventeenth. Street
Captain Ballard Tops Poultry Show with White Wyandottes
Captain C. W. Ballard returned from Dallas where he exhibited White Wyandottes at the National Poultry exhibition. He won decisions for 7th cock 2 and 5 hen 6 cockrel 4 pullet and 3 young pen despite keen competition.
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C. W. Ballard
Dallas
Oklahoma Pioneer Herded Cattle Across State
John Johns of Horse Shoe ranch visited this morning. Mr Fohris is described as an early Oklahoma pioneer who arrived about thirty eight years ago and has herded cattle across much of the state including the near areas around Oklahoma City. He notes the difficulty of agriculture and recalls only two cotton crops he ever handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johns
Fohris
Oklahoma
Territon
Cea
Oklahoma City
Johns
Markets and notices from Tuesday's Daily News
Fragmented text references guard companies and folding drills with a note to use a Want Ad. It suggests market activity and classified hints, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Nationpa
City Firemen Prepare for Annual Inspection Ball
Week long prep had two units reported in good shape for the upcoming inspection. Firemen were decorating the city hall auditorium for Christmas ball and tickets were on sale this week. Fire Chief Somer Jones predicted the event would be a big success.
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City Hall
Somer Jones
Forum Debating Club Holds Special Meeting and Debating Class
The Forum debating club met last night to adopt a permanent constitution and by laws after discussion and amendments. A proposed state question on canceling allied debts was approved, a debating class offering two hours credit was planned, and a team will be chosen from the class based on written and delivered debates. A brief program followed with candy, social time, and thanks to organizers and President Linenfeld for the meeting privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Forum Debating Club
Zimmerman
U. S
United States
Normal
Linenfeid
Brydia Pledges Farm Relief Plan for Oklahoma Farmers
Representative elect F F Brydia of Pontotoc county pledges a farm relief bill to aid Oklahoma farmers with up to 180 million dollars. He would use the school land fund assets to back loans at five percent, relieving 5 000 per borrower and aiding about 43 750 farmers to avert financial ruin from poor crops and low prices.
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Oklahoma
F. F. Brydia
Pontotoc County
School Land Fund
Brydia
Labor laws need legal help in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City December 18 Legal assistance to enforce state labor laws is the department of labor key need per commissioner Claude E Connally His program calls for wage collection credit unions and a revision to require contractors to pay at least current wages on public works The report notes opposition from some county attorneys and urges authorized special counsel or legislative support to aid prosecutions The humanitarian aim is to protect workers and ensure enforcement of the laws
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Oklahoma City
Department of Labor
Claude E. Connally
Ieee
Bureau of Factory Inspection
Free Employment Bureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ada to house new garment factory in city
Ralph Waner secretary of the Chamber of Commerce announced this morning that Ada will host a garment factory with the firm’s name withheld for now. He expects a winter or spring start and notes two to three small manufacturers may also locate here in 1923 signaling the city’s greatest industrial expansion.
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Ralph Waner
Chamber of Commerce
Waner
Alleged check writer arrested on theft by deception charge
Orville Freebarn was arrested Sunday by sheriff's deputies at Sa pulpa and brought here on charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, writing worthless checks. Freeborn will be held in jail until arraigned before Justice Brown.
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Orville Freebarn
Sapulpa
Freeborn
Justice Brown
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Bate DE OF AK
B. F. Avery Cotton Exchange
M. & P. Bank
New York
New Ileanseptiae
BAVA
Conally
Ada
Okemab
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