Washingtons Last Charge and a Soldier's Farewell
An extended reminiscence traces General Washington’s final days and the personal bond with Solomon Binkus, as Margaret, Jack, and others recall war years, letters from Philadelphia and Albany, and Washington’s humane leadership. The narrative weaves memories of Franklin, Lee, and Lafayette, closing with reflections on virtue, religion, and national destiny.
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Washington
Solaman
Solomon Binkus
Jack
Margaret
Brandon
Prisoner Groom to Bride as Court Denies License
Roy Buxton, 85, jailed after admitting three hijackings, seeks a marriage license to wed Miss Mary Samnes, 22. Officials say no license without a mandamus. county attorney and judge debate issuing the license while Buxton awaits his sentence.
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Tulsa
Joe
Texas
Crater Penitentiargy
Roy Buxton
Wood
Holt Sesterady
Oyes
Vic
Mary Samnes
Haskell
Roy Tstore
Jell
Ed Waterfield
Evise Slork
Tia
Luxton
Waterfield
Lucie
Buxton
Goldesberry
Lucas
Mixy Raines
Russian Exiles Despair Of Law And Hope For Return
A report on Russian exiles across Europe reacting to a new immigration law that limits entries to the United States and curtails hopes of resettlement. It describes the plight of refugees in Paris Berlin Prague Munich Dresden Bucharest Belgrade and Rome and the tensions between older pro Bolshevik or anti Bolshevik factions and new emigrants seeking safety and opportunity.
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Perlin
America
Germany
Paris
Berlin
Prague
Munich
Dresden
Bucharest
Belgrade
Rome
Javery
Russia
Lenin
Alanso
Atheir Causia
Kassie
Soviet Russia
Thasia
Moscow
Fragmentary note on arrest and marriage restriction
A partial OCR fragment describes an arrest and a story about a bride or fiancée who cannot marry her husband Buxton. It mentions visits to see him and a forceful move to McAlester with uncertain dates or names, reflecting entangled relations and legal restraint.
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Buxton
Rho
Prigon
McAlester
Abe
Daya
Deposed Governor Walton Targeted in Egg Toss
In Muskogee a boy threw eggs at deposed Governor J. C. Walton during a campaign rally. Walton blamed the Ku Klux Klan for the prank and urged protection as he spoke. Tulsa officials pledged police to ensure his appearance at a park event that night.
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Tulsa
Cliy
J. C. Walton
Walton
Wiilch
Muskogee
Clinton
Toca
Tulsa Idan
Wallon
Pamamais University Endowment Campaign Opens
Representatives from the National Educational board of the Christian church will visit Enid Room to launch promotion for Philips University endowment fund of 71,000,000. Dr I No McCzsl, president, says campaign starts October 1 with goal to raise funds before then. Web. Harman of Indianapolis supervises church board activities.
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National Educational Board of
the Christian Church
Enid
Phiilips H University
I. No McCzsl
Gald
H. ‘H. Harmon
Indianapolis
Isld
Church ‘Board
Samapalsa
Ada oil boom expands with multiple fields and a proposed pipeline
Development widens across Ada area as new wells come online north and south of the city. Fields near the Lloyd well, Steadman and All en show strong production with tentative yields around 50 to 60 barrels daily. Pipeline plans across the county advance, while a pump station and homes await construction near Francia.
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Add Walls
Convatruction
Ganadida
Seminole
Hughes
Ada
Barela
Ed’t
Steadman
Franciis
Allén
Lloyd
Kection
Tate
St Nassow
Powles
Hrancia
Stephens Urges Honest Administration in County Commissioner Race
H Glay Stephens, candidate for District 1, defends his record on bonds and road funding, contrasts his frugal fund management with predecessors, claims tax values rose under his term while overall taxes fell, and endorses Democratic voters over endorsements by groups. He asserts no ties to extremist groups and pledges continued fiscal prudence and road stability.
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Bunlding Ponds
Asai
Allen Township
Planels
Supreme Court
Tam Getti
Auman
Tam
Hyy Klux Klan
H. Glay Stephens
Rey
Cotton Takers Areal Market Shifts on Rain Forecasts
The New York cotton market rose as rains settled in the Southwest and traders reassessed crop damage. October futures dipped to 28.0 cents per pound while a barge price rose about five dollars from yesterday’s close, aided by the belief that Texas yields were less affected by drought than feared. A stray note mentions a May marriage superstition attributed to ancient Greece.
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New York
Aly
Texas
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