The Recluse of Fifth Avenue Ends in a Plot Unfolding
In Milman’s New York mansion a plan forms among Bradney Malet Neel Barnes and Peter Milman to use Raxon’s influence against a dangerous foe. Milman reveals a cellar alarm and a network of informants as Raxon schemes toward a U.S. Senate run while Loddon plots in his own shadow.
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Bradney
Malet
Mr. Malet
Mr. Milman
Neel
Barnes
Peter Milman
Milman
Loddon
Raxon
Lodden
Paul Raxon
New York
Gray
Sing Sing
Jim
Roxon
Bright
United States Senate
Senate
Great Rock
Jim Caffray
Bar Association
Paul
East Central college enrollment study and staff changes
An analysis shows East Central State Teachers College draws students from across Oklahoma and eight other states with Pontotoc county contributing heavily. Ruth Carter Lane to become Dean of Women, replacing Mackin, and a new Department of Religious Education reports 264 total students including evening classes.
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Oklahoma
East Central District
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
Garvin
Hughes
Coal
Okmulgee
Seminole
Okfuskee
Murray
Johnston
Pottawatomie
McClain
Stephens
LeFlore
Pittsburgh
McIntosh
Creek
Carter
Grady
Tulsa
Muskogee
Jefferson
Cleveland
Kiowa
Osage
Lincoln
Marshall
Bryan
Atoka
Latimer
Choctaw
Sequoyah
Cotton
Payne
Mayes
Haskell
Jackson
Kay
McCurtain
Pawnee
Harmon
Greer
Delaware
Bever
Comanche
Logan
Rogers
Wagoner
Ruth Carter Lane
Mackin
University of Colorado
Lane
Department of Religious Education
Pilot Chamberlin recalls German beer on arrival
He says the taste of German beer was his pleasant sensation upon landing in Germany. The remark hints at a lighthearted view of the trip and contrasts with American views on jail terms for unlikely offenses.
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Chamberlin
Germany
Senator Raxon Seeks Washington Power Amid Wall Street Ties
Paul Raxon rises from architect's clerk to Wall Street power, using graft and blackmail in labor influence. He buys Great Rock to host his wife’s circle, craving national prominence while dodging scandal. London lawyer Cafi and others ponder his ascent and security.
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Paul Raxon
New York
Laber
Wall Street
Great Rock
Bellington
The
Traction Trust
Quakers Revive Meetings At Recent Convention
Quakers at a recent convention decided to pop up their meetings signaling a revival after a period of quiet activity. The move suggests renewed outreach and community engagement among members.
University Hospital clarifies new crippled children law
Oklahoma City June 9 The University School of Medicine will prepare all necessary blanks for the new crippled childrens law and accepts non technical forms for entrance. A waiting list is in place and beds must be vacant before county court commitment. Hospital will file applications and admit patients in regular turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
University School of Medicine
University Hospital
Not Having a Thing to Wear Becomes an Old Excuse
The piece notes that the familiar line about girls lacking outfits is fading in plausibility. It also observes a trend where people rent houses to avoid sleeping in dangerous garages, highlighting housing safety concerns.
Large group of student teachers to hear Dr Briggs at 2
Nearly 350 students train as teachers at the College Training School teaching during courses. They meet each Tuesday with Prof Zimmerman and class supervisors. Tomorrow at 2 pm Dr Briggs of Columbia will address the group.
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Zimmerman
Briggs
Columbia
Library at College Sees Strong Summer Attendance and Hours
Students show high interest in the college library with extended hours from 7 am to 10 pm on weekdays and 7 am to noon on Saturdays. Reading rooms are crowded and book checkouts exceed prior summers. Miss Stella Watson of the college is seriously ill at Ada hospital.
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Milman
Barnes
Stella Watson
Ada Hospital
Building Rush College Plans by Albert Ross Architect
Local architect Albert Ross has been instructed by G C to advance building plans for Rush College. Details of specifications or timelines remain undisclosed.
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Rush College
Albert Ross
G. C
Kicks Out Glass Then Death Shocks Oklahoma City
G R Thomas is held for investigation after the death of his wife Florence 47 whose body was found in a local rooming house. Dr Oscar White ruled death from loss of blood due to a leg wound incurred when Florence kicked out a car windshield during a dispute while en route from El Reno to Oklahoma City. Thomas said the injury seemed minor then led to her unconsciousness and he alerted relatives and a doctor.
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Oklahoma City
G. R. Thomas
Florence
Oscar White
Thomas
el Reno
Fortner
Dr. White
Mrs Dulany Dead in East Nost June 1
Mrs Minnie Bell Dulaney aged 76 died at her East Nost home on Wednesday morning June 1 after a long battle with stomach cancer. She was a Methodist. survives sister Mrs E F Ervin. Funeral and Simon, Oklahoma burial followed. Births: a son May 29 to Mr and Mrs Mark Solomon formerly Blanche Cushman. A girl June 9 to Mr and Mrs Bill Harden, Jessie McCracken before marriage.
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Austin Meek
Bill Reed
John
Bill Alexander
Odell Texas
Francis
Oakman
Arthur Hobbs
Everett Rains
C. C. Craddock
Gladys Reed
Pear Craddock
Rev. Gay
Clyde Wright
Bertie Vaughn
Bill Wilson
Lena Hilton
Floyd Little
Ada
George Shores
Ora Horn
Will Martin
Margaret Martin
Tulsa
Butch Ruth
Haskell Watson
Tyree
Jim Craddock
Sasakwa
Mary Holt
Myrtle Reed
Vaness
Pleasant Hill
Claud Chapman
Chickasha
Orin Heartley
Holdenville
H. K. Baggett
Silas Herion
Bert Herion
Seminole
Ann Calhoun
Lewis
Joel
Bess Mayfield
Mart Durbin
Jesse
John Mayfield
Earnest Durbin
Ernestine
Alfred Durbin
Atoka
I. T. Hoggatt
Enterprise
Wapanucka
Houston Hurst
Joe B
Bogzy
Clint Belcher
Sid Casper
Dulany
Minnie Bell Dulaney
East Nost
Methodist Church
E. F. Ervin
Simon, Okla
Roff
Mark Solomon
Solomon
Blanche Cushman
Stork
Bill Hardin
Hardin
Jessie McCracken
Study Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Study Club met at Mrs. Roy C. McKee’s home with Mrs. A. J. Crain. Officers chosen: President Mrs. B. W. Heathman, Vice president Mrs. Walter T. Givens, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Hugo Hughes, Parliamentarian Mrs. A. J. Crain. Members planned summer and next year’s study, agreed to monthly summer meetings, and a July 4 picnic at Platt National Park hosted by members.
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A. J. Crain
Roy C. McKee
Platt National Park
Christian Endeavor Gathering At Mrs. Bickels Home
Mrs. A F Bickel hosted a Christian Endeavor evening on June 6 at her Ninth Street home assisted by Mrs. Clyde Welch and Mrs. R F Crumley. Guests included Miss Georgia Montgomery Lois Pollock Bernadine Givens Helen Welch Mildred Smith Eva Davis Elizabeth Merritt Mary Kathryn Stevens and Messrs Boyd Givens Aubrey Pippin James Olds R F Crumley Hal Crumley Vincent Clark Willis Nichols Seth Crain Edwin Pickens.
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Christian Endeavor
A. F. Bickel
Clyde Welch
R. F. Crumley
Ninth Street
Georgia Montgomery
Lois Pollock
Bernadine Givens
Helen Welch
Mildred Smith
Eva Davis
Elizabeth Merritt
Mary Kathryn Stevens
Messrs
Boyd Givens
Aubrey
Marriage of Miss Josephine Bullock and Mr Raymond Hamer at Wewoka
Miss Josephine Bullock of Roff and Mr Raymond Hamer of Roff were married at Wewoka on June 2 with Rev T G Nanney officiating. The ceremony included reading of vows by Mrs Cecil B Jones and Mr Jones of Seminole. Afterward the couple returned to Seminole for a sumptuous dinner hosted by Mrs Jones.
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Jennings
Okla
Calla Irick
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Los Angeles
California
Yellowstone National Park
Hamer
Jennings School
Josephine Bullock
Raymond Hamer
Roff
Wewoka
T. G. Nanney
Baptist Church
Cecil B. Jones
Mr. Jones
Seminole
Jones
Arden L. Bullock
Roff High School
Pontotoc County
P. B. Hamer
Scholarship Boost in City Public Schools
Public school scholarship has advanced in the city over the past three years with statistics showing more younger students attending ward schools. The article notes improved participation and rising educational attainment among elementary students.
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Ada
Goitre Vanishes After Liniment Claim by Tulsa Woman
Mrs. Pearl Mason of Tulsa Oklahoma reports Serbal Quadruple omy removed her goitre in four weeks and eased nervousness dizziness smothering throat numbness and eye pain. She urges others to seek information from Sorbol Company Mechanicstown Ohio and Gwin Mays Drug Co local drugstores.
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Tulsa
Pearl Mason
E. 13Th
Place
Okla
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
Rain refreshes crops as locals share weekend visits
A light Sunday night rain benefited gar dens and crops while residents and visitors, including Sylvia Southers, Fawn Bevers, Minnie Ward, Ruth Cole, Jewel Shirley, and many others, spent weekends with relatives, attended a ball game, or planned harvest trips. Sunday school measured 99 on roll with 75 present as the community urged more attendance.
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Keith Jones
Eulah Cooper
Julius Ward
Lewis Sherley
Calvin Barnes
Charley Shirley
Chism
Sam Rankins
Brodie James
Harvest Fields
Mr. Rankins
Mr. James
Washington
D. C
Othar Ragland
F. M. Wood
Yeager
Doph Gentry
Sam Newby
E. C. Jamar
Allie Newby
Virgie
Lela Newby
Oliver Asbury
Bettie Joe
Ada
Sylvia Southern
Stratford
Dorothy Watters
Thelma
Imogene Danner
Allene Barnes
Johnnie Law
Barnes
Alene Barnes
Imogene
Thelma Danner
Ruby Gentry
Shady Grove
Elsie Fowler
Debra Leforce
Maye Bray
David Watters
Ossie
Norman Bray
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Dorothy Hughes
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Paul Hughes
Louise Swink
Norene Heathman
Loreta Seaborn
Irene Smith
Daisy Girls
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Jo Heathman
Hobart McDonald
Margaret Crumley
East Central State Teachers’ College
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Senator Raxon
Bullock-Hamer
Goitre
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