Bank Robber Ches ter Clark Nabbed After Spokane Heist
In Spokane Washington Ches ter Clark alias Leo Hartman boasted of bold crime then robbed Union Park bank taking 1050. His wife Mrs Hartman was captured next day and 595 recovered. Clark fled and faces imminent arrest after prior Oregon penitentiary term and recent spree.
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Spokane
Wash
Chester Clark
Leo Hartman
Cnives
Lark
Union Park Bank
Hartman
Clark
Oregon State Penitentiary
Berry Patch
Hundred Fifty Million For Relief Abroad Request
Secretary Glass asked Congress to authorize 150 million dollars for food relief in Austria Poland and Armenia to cover needs until next fall. He called US aid imperative stating it could ease a desperate situation affecting millions. Separate report notes Senate and House conferees agreed on six months of standard railroad return after federal control ends, adopting the Esch bill.
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Washington
Austria
Poland
Armenia
Congress
Glass
United States
Jan
Senate
House
Oklahoma City Reflects 1920 Political Clashes
Oklahoma in 1920 shows full party activity with battles for presidential and senatorial nominations. Candidates across eight congressional districts seek offices, with battles among Democrats and Republicans over national committeemen and supreme court seats.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Robert L. Owen
United States
J.b.fleming
Poteau
State Senate
Carter
J. T. McIntosh
Durant
J. W. Harreld
Joseph B. Thompson
Pauls Valley
Harreld
Claude Weaver
W. H. Woods
Purcell
E. E. Glasco
State House of Representatives
Swank
Charles Evans
E. J. Giddings
William Franklin
State Supreme Court
Ees
Harre
Ferris
Freeling
Gore
J. Elmer Thomas
Lawton
Cham Jones
Waurika
Jim McClintic
Dick T. Morgan
Harrold
Roy. M. Johnson
Ardmore
Jim Harris
John Gobbie
Guthrie
H.H. Rogers
A. A. Small
Tulsa
Harry Gilstrap
Chander
J. S. Mabon
Miami
Congress
Oliver P
Pontotoe Ca
Distri
Daggs
Distric Court
Pontotoc County
Ada
Ooma
A. D
Bob Duncan
Last Ottawa Indian Wind Dies in Grant's Pass Oregon
Christopher Columbus Wind, last remnant of the Ottawa Indians, dies in Grant's Pass Oregon. Born 1846 near Topeka, son of James Wind, Ottawa leader, whose move influenced Ottawa town origins and later Oklahoma relocation. Ottawa University founder Tawa Jones and streets named for Ottawa leaders noted. Ex-Confederate Camp elects 1920 officers.
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Grant’s Pass
Ore
Associated Press
Ottawa
Kan
Christopher Columbus
Wind
James Wind
Topeka
Christopher
Marais Des Cygne
Wilson
Oklahoma
John Tecumseh Jones
Tawa
Tony Jones
Ottawa University
Tecumseh
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Justice .Armstrong
R. E. Echols
State Corporation Commission
Robertson
W. D. Humphreys
Nowata
Fred Parkinson
House of Representatives
Arthur Leach
Sayre
G. L. Wilson
Mangum
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R. L. Hall
Pawhuska
T. B. Ss
Shawnee
Warren K. Snyder
Frank Carpenter
Bridgeport
Fred E. Tucker
Jep. Knight
Wynnewood
C. W. Beard
Okemah
W. C. McAllister
Hugo
John
Vaughn
Kingston
Eugene M. Kerr
Muskogee
T.L. Rider
Stil
EB. P. Hill
McAlester
Earl Foster
Sapulpa
Creek County
Fording
A. M. Crow
W. A. .Walker
S. H. Hargis
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Arkansas
The
State of Oklahoma
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C. F. Green
Ada, Oklahoma
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Pogtotoc County
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Wishington Herald
Guaranty State Bank
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Guaranty State Bank of
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