Nan Carroll plans resignation amid blackmail threat in Grace Cox case
Nan Carroll faces a moral dilemma as she contemplates leaving John Curtis Morgan, while a blackmailer threatens Morgan over Grace Cox and hints at damning evidence about Morgan’s wife. Nan debates whether to warn Morgan or shield him, recalling his Chicago trip and the impact on the Grace Cox trial.
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Mr. Morgan
John Curtis Morgan
Nan Carroll
Nan
Main Street
Willis Todd
Willis
Evans
Young Blake
Morgan
J. C. Morgan
Grace Cox
Grace
P. S
Sinster
Chicago
Iris Morgan
Fleming
McTeague
Deceased’s Daughter of Local Stalnaker Family
The deceased was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stalnaker of this city. She is survived by her husband and two small children. The Floyd family, longtime residents of Tishomingo, include Mr. Floyd who serves as county demonstration agent.
Rural Club Notes Bend to Rainy Week and Revelry
Mrs. Morgan reports light calls amid rains with Cedar Grove bread and Vanoss sewing demos. Poultry data show six month eggs, fowls sales and costs. a Confederate Veterans reunion in town features Gov Gardner and Gen Goodwyn with parades and memories. Senate toll bridge bill discussion follows as lawmakers clash over state ownership rights and franchise renewal.
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Mrs. Morgan
Cedar Grove
Parker House
Vanoss
Community letter notes broad attendance and local visits
Brother Stegall preached at this place Sunday and a large crowd attended singing Sunday night. Several people of this place went to Egypt Sunday. Mrs. B. R. Reed and family of Maud Oklahoma were guests of her daughter Mrs. Lee Taylor. The farmers lament rain and delayed work as grassy cotton and weedy corn appear.
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Stegall
Egypt
B. R. Reed
Maud
Okla
Lee Taylor
Jeff Timmons
W. C. Dickerson
Ada
Lovelady
J. B. Robinson
Pleasant Hill
Sam Brandon
Minnie Brandon
Annie
Jess
Bee Brandon
J. L. Sanders
Franks
Brother Farris
Stonewall
George Robbins
McAlester
Ethel Nix
Oakman
John Tharp
Bob Bushers
Owl Creek
J. M. Ingram
H. Wilson
J. Tharp
Gertie Murphy
Ken Lamb
Silas Joplin
Lawrence
Maudie Lamb
Murphy
Russel Head
Hazel Jushers
Dot
Iva
Ila
Ruthie Tharp
Zella
Miskel Lamb
Guy Binkley
Obituary of Mrs Minnie Floyd in Ada Oklahoma
Mrs Minnie Floyd wife of Curtis Floyd died early today in an Ardmore hospital. Her body was brought to Ada and taken to the home of her parents Prof and Mrs A Floyd. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 3 50 p m from the Church of Christ East Main with Rev J W Dunn officiating. Interment in Rosedale cemetery.
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Curtis Floyd
Minnie Floyd
Ardmore
Ada
J R Perdue Dies at 69 in Egypt Ada Region
J R Perdue aged 69 died this morning at the family home 704 W Tenth. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 from the Nazarene church with Rev R E McCain in charge. Interment followed at Egypt cemetery. He was a longtime member of the Egypt community and later moved to Ada. He is survived by his widow two sons and a daughter.
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J. R. Perdue
Tenth
the Nazarene Church
R. E. McCain
Egypt Cemetery
Egypt
Ada
Charlotte Hosts to Confederates
Charlotte, C., June 4. Veterans of the Civil War march to honor the Confederacy with memories rekindled and gray hair showing as they follow the flag from the sixties.
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Charlotte
Senate Approves Bare Quorum on Toll Bridge Bill
Oklahoma City June 4 The state senate approved and advanced to final passage S B 8 by George and others to prohibit renewal or extension of toll bridge franchises on state highways. Only a bare quorum of 25 members was present as debate opened with Sen W M Gulager leading the opposition. Many senators left for Norman for graduation exercises and an absence list prompted calls to recall absentees.
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Wentz
C. S. Boswell
The
Highway Commission
Richard Wheatley
Vinita
Gulager
Wheatley
Easter
Bartlesville
Paul Stewart
Haworth
Jo Ferguson
Pawnee County
Senate
Germaine
Ferguson
Oklahoma City
State Senate
S. B
George
Norman
Jess Harper
Talihina
Harper
Storms
W. M. Gulager
Muskogee
Hospital Evacuates as Fire Spreads Through Smoke Filled Rooms
Eight patients in a fire safe section were moved to elevator doors in case of emergency. Hospital staff prepared for rapid evacuation and safety measures during the blaze.
Fireat Chicago General Hospital fires risk but all escaped
Chicago June 4 Fire swept the Chicago General Hospital at 1 am damaging 25 000 dollars but 17 patients doctors and nurses escaped unharmed. Firemen carried some down ladders and ambulances moved patients to other hospitals. Chief Corrigan noted danger from scattered X ray films near the flames and pledged immediate inquiry.
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Chicago
Chicago General Hospital
Fire Department
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Lee Boles
Oma Calhoun
Seminole
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Truax
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T. A. Bonham
Jas N. Patton
Vera Alvin
Portales
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Larry Gene
D. Hurst
Joe B
J. W. Mobley
L. E. Ponton
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Catherine Smith
Austin
Tex
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Durant
J. W. Stegall
C. C. Smith
Dallas
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H. Kk. Baggett
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Hallie Kidd
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Margaret Daniel
Ada White Lights
Baggett and
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Willis Ables
Frazier
Near Roi
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Sasakwa
Patton
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Arthur Coffee
Stella Johnson
Flora Hennigan
J. A. Rhodes
Leon Smith
Man
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Rhodes
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F. R. Ray
Bro. Johnson
Arthur Coffey
J. C. Wells
Ed Cushman
W. C. Patton
Roy Shook
Jess Edmond Graves
Neema Standfield
Dunn
Chersie Rhodes
S. C. Evans
Fannie Tipton
Alva Griffith
Shelly Standfield
John Hudson
Roff
Boren
Sissell
Mattie
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A. T. Goodwyn
Elmore
Ala
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Lilac Time” Fame
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Coquette
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