Trial Tangles Iris Love and a Gamble of Guilt
Nan faces a moral dilemma as a damning love letter to Iris Morgan surfaces. Crawford’s embezzlement case nears verdict with Morgan’s defense hinging on Iris’s loyalty and a hidden confession that could topple the defense and ruin reputations. Nan must choose between justice and protecting personal bonds.
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Crawford
Morgan
Nan
Mr. Crawford
Herbert S. Crawford
Mid-West Packing Company
Nan Carroll
Iris Morgan
Iris
Jack
Morning Sun
Bert
Brainard
Santa Claus
Curt
Gnish
Alice Belton
Brainerd
Gladys Payne
Roy Bland
South America
Bland
Wolfe
O. K
Harridan
Mr. Morgan
Curtis
Darling
Bert Crawford
Curtis Morgan
John Curtis Morgan
Evans
Oklahoma ends fiscal year with balance on hand
Oklahoma City reports the state treasurer’s office ends the 1928-29 fiscal year with a cash balance of 12,909,398.83 in all funds. Total receipts were 28,726,722.37 and disbursements 28,033,836.81. About 900,000 in warrants remained outstanding against the general revenue fund. Highway funds show 2,681,705.20 in balance. gasoline and license taxes totaled 13,794,000 with 5,840,000 from gasoline and 7,954,000 from licenses and other sources. The June highway fund balance and final treasury accounts await completion.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
R. A. Sneed
Treasury
General Revenue Fund
Corvin Harvests Large Irish Potato Crop Near Ada
W R Corvin of the Egypt community four and a half miles west of Ada planted eight and a half acres in Irish potatoes about March 15. He dug 1 454 bushels of No 1 potatoes 215 bushels of second grade and 35 bushels of culls from the crop. A crew of 209 workers assisted and after harvest Corvin and Mrs Corvin hosted the workers and families Friday night with singing and refreshments.
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W. R. Corvin
Ada
Egypt
San Diegans Robinson Crusoe returns from Socorro Island
Archie Smith known as San Diego's Robinson Crusoe tells of his 1929 desert island ordeal. Marooned with beans and a gun without ammunition he learned to catch wild sheep, drank salty spring water, and survived until rescue by a Japanese fishing boat. He recounts hunger, risky hunts, and the long wait for family news and back pay.
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San Diego
NEA
Cal
Robinson Crusoe
Socorro Island
Archie Smith
U. S S. Navy
Smith
Navy
Army
Maine
Socorro
Jack Kemper
Kemper
Reunion of Mr and Mrs Robinson Crusoe Saw Happiest Moment
Hospital attaches report the reunion of Mr and Mrs Robinson Crusoe described as the happiest they have witnessed by staff. The quoted line reflects festive mood during the event.
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Brush
Robinson Crusoe
Treasury reports sizable surplus and rising tax take
Secretary Mellon announced a planned June 30 surplus near 160 to 170 million dollars after rail overpay settlements. Income taxes through June 24 totalled 2.32 billion for the year with a 545 million month. Customs receipts rise to 593 million, about 35 million higher than 1928. A separate note details a drowning accident at a dam pool where Frankie Isel and a chaperone were found in a pipe under the siphon.
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Washington
Mellon
Tgree SE
Frankie
Earl Isel
Shawnee News Under New Ownership
Shawnee on July 19 42 Shawnee Morning News taken over by Shawnee News Company. Burns Hegler becomes editor succeeding H G Spaulding. C G Rosebury named general manager. Oscar Stauffer leads new company with Ray Stauffer secretary treasurer and McHenry Tichenor advertising manager. Babe Ruth’s mother attends games with Ruth.
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Shawnee Morning News
Shawnee News Company
Oscar Stauffer
Arkansas City
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Ray Stauffer
Kansas City
McHenry Tichenor
Oklahoma City
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Tris
Court House
Mrs. Morgan
Estelle
Nana
Mother
Daddy
Supreme Court
Sandy Claus
Brookside
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Sapulpa
Frankie Peters
Hallie Peters
Creek County
Sapulpa High School
Cone
Shawnee News
New York
Babe Ruth
The
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West Main
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