Crucifixion Seen In Santa Fe Religious Rite
Two men were crucified at a penitente event in Abiquein northern New Mexico on Good Friday. Artists from Santa Fe witnessed the rituals of the Hermanoz de Luz Brothers of Light, describing men tied to large crosses and left bleeding. Condition reportedly serious and uncertain recovery.
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Associated Press
Brothers of Light
J. Nordfeldt
Gustave Yaumann
Santa Fe
Sow
Mexico
Communists Revolt Falters Across Central Germany
Berlin dispatch reports uprising in Central Germany fading as core plan breaks. Sporadic strikes and plant shutdowns rise, but major coordinated action fails. workers in several plants skip shifts while railway traffic partly disrupted at key junctions. Greece reports joint action against Turkish nationalists in Asia Minor with advances toward Baksi Shehr.
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Berlin
Mat
Germany
Iron
Greece
Gils
Athens
Asia Minor
Ushak
Brussa
Baki-Shebr
Senate votes to adjourn Saturday in Oklahoma City
The Senate adjourned on Saturday after a tense morning session. Debate focused on bills including 482 authorizing the State Board of Education to set aside campus space for a new normal school classroom building. A motion to postpone rider amendments failed 24 to 12 as leaders sparred over procedure and timing.
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Oklahoma City
Mhavele
Senate
Eis Marnin
Gelurk
Hho Fison
Wormer
Miner
Aeroritie House
Servie Caiiion
Spenker Schwabe
State Board of Education
Wolloway
McPheeren
Cartwright
Teasure
Seats Hill
Roberts
Homer
Oppostit
Jonges Ly
Louse
Katy Company Plans Ada Gravel for Ballasting Rails
Officials of the M. E. & Trail way company inspected gravel beds along the Ruts gift of way three miles north of Ada and Antonnesd that the company will secure enough gravel to ballast the roadbed between Atoka and Oklahoma City. The Ada Chamber of Commerce urged the railroad company to consider gravel deposits in the county.
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M. E. & Trailway Company
Ada
Atoka
Oklahoma City
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Ure
Weohlar
Nebhut Fund Report From March 3 Collvetud
A brief notice records a Nebhut Fund transaction dated March 3 with total amounts and reference codes. The readable fragments indicate an accounting or collection entry labeled TOTAL-2 SSNE.00. No further names or organizations are clearly identifiable in the legible text.
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Nebhut Fund
Weekly News lowers annual price to 1.50 dollars
The Weekly News announces a price cut from two dollars to one fifty per year cash in advance. Aimed at Ponotoc county farmers, the paper plans features for rural readers and urges renewing subs and referrals to broaden circulation. Readers can even collect fifty cents and send a dollar to secure a year.
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Weekly News
Pontotoc County
Postmaster Hays Tours Washington Office Yard Visit
Postmaster Hays makes a tour of the Washington post office during a yield inspection of larger offices. The montage shows Hays shaking hands with officials around the facility highlighted as part of the outreach.
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Washington Post Office
cQuitry
Hays
Normal Athletes Show Up For District Track Meet
The article highlights Normal Athletes performing across events such as javelin, shot put, discus, high jump, and relays. Coaches praise sprinters and field event specialists like Jesse Hodges and Kink, with a relay team to be formed at Washington. Plans include training camps with Tishominga A and M College and early practice at Shawnee.
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Cory
George Washington
Jesse Hodges
Ester Kink
Washington
Vadgek
Itty
Etta Iman
Se Oral Gsain
Nemenas
Connone
Guy Orr
Guy Yinkie
Brit
Che
Lloyd Ghisom
Floyd Darasy
Ortheat
Warhington
Cooper
Wowssey
Char
Tishominga A. & M. College
Farmers Duel Deaths Near Wyandotte End Fatal Tragedy
Miami March 90 Louis Bolton 16 and Org Rowe 80 were killed in a gun duel on disputed land near Wyandotte after a fence dispute. Bolton's widow is invalid. Rowe is survived by his widow and two small children.
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Miami
Louis Bolton
Org Rowe
Wyandotte
Bolton
Rowe
Weather forecast clues for tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. It will be somewhat colder tonight with temperatures dipping, especially in the north and west portions.
Republican House Would Impeach Gov Robertson
City desk report details push in the house to impeach Governor Robertson over alleged misconduct. The article cites committee reports on impeachment proceedings and public reaction amid partisan tensions.
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Republican House
Gov
Robertson
Oklahoma dynamite destroys home. four arrested
In Muskogee area, a two part dynamiting struck a residence belonging to widow Mrs Mary Stone and her seven children. No injuries reported though five men were arrested and are being held. Bloodhounds were ordered to assist as authorities say threats pushed the family from a sleeping room above the blast site.
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Associated Press
Muskoger
Oktwha
Muskogee
Exc
Shevitt
Musgoree
Mare
Tamar G
Biraey
Mary Stone
Troy
Cambridge Wins Race Over Oxford In Four Mile Thames Race
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the annual four mile Thames race today on the river. The Associated Press reports Cambridge led throughout the stretch and secured a decisive victory with Oxford close behind.
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Cambridge
Associated Press
London
Oxford Tofay
Road Meeting Promised With Large County Attendance
R A Singletary secretary of the Okinhona Road association will speak at the Normal auditorium at 2 PM Tuesday April 5 under the auspices of the Good Roads Motor Club. The meeting aims to discuss road improvements and promises home and out of town attendees from Shawnee Sulphur Atwood Alvin Stratford and others. Free transportation will be provided from the business district to the Normal. After the address the Good Roads Motor Club will be formally organized with officers elected. All welcome including nonmembers.
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R. A. Singletary
Okinhona Road Association
Oun Addren
Sase
Good Loads Motor Club
Singletary
Athens
Okahoma
Aiendld Walker
Ada
Ode
Caity
Shawnee
Sulphur
Atwood
Alvin
Strauford
Veste
Gaai Roads
Motor Elas
Interstate Cotton Compress Fire Ravages Oklahoma Plant
Oklahoma City scene of an $880,000 fire that destroyed the Interstate Cotton Compress plant and 9,413 bales of cotton. Fire Chief Tony Myers led the investigation today as flames smoldered from before 6 o'clock yesterday. Firefighters remained on site, with salvaging possible for a few bales per Superintendent Laughtin.
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Oklahoma City
Interstate Cotton Compress, Company
Tony Myers
Laughtin
Weather and wheat outlook from Oklahoma City report
The weekly United States Weather Bureau briefing notes heavy damage from hard freezes over the past week in Oklahoma, with alfalfa, wheat and crops damaged. Separately, Oklahoma City millers report low wheat prices, reduced milling capacity, and cautious optimism citing anticipated foreign trade and currency value shifts.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
United States Weather Bureau
Milla
George
Grogan
Acme Miling Company
United States
England
Royal British Commission
Germany
Sanatorium at Clinton Gets Appropriation
Oklahoma City march 20 The general departmental appropriation bill will be reported today after clerks failed to copy it yesterday The senate approved an appropriation of 420300 for the state tubercular sanatorium at Clinton.
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Associated Treat
Oklahoma City
Rouse
DS. Te
Comquiltee
Senate
Clineton
Dilton Shooting Investigated Amid Turmoil In City Plan
A Dilton shooting after a clash between a vigilance committee and alleged gambling ring is being investigated by sheriff’s deputies. The fight tied to opponents of Dilton’s bid to become a first class city, who claim the event was an attempted burlesque of yesterday’s developments.
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Dilton
Miareh
Farr Randall
Jim Fox
Drumright
Olston
Freeling 10 Help Prosecute Bank Robbers in Tulsa
Tulsa March 30 A B Christ man Hdldie Chauquette and Frank Stanley named Mileged Sperry bank robbers will be tried separately. Severance granted by Judge Cole after court opened as one of the most important cases in the Oklahoma Bankers association. Attorney General Freeling leads state with Governor Roberts supporting judiciary over county attorney.
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Freeling
Robertsot
Severes
Oklahoma Bankers’ Association
Charles to Take Hungarian Throne Visit Fails
The Austrian emperor Charles visited Budapest to seize the Hungarian throne but failed to persuade the Hungarian government. Official confirmation of the visit emerged, though the plan did not advance. The news cited unofficial but excellent sources from Budapest.
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Charles
Austria Hungary
Budapest
Search for Dead Bodies Continues After Fireworks Blast
Chicago detectives and firemen probed the ruins of a west side warehouse following yesterday’s explosion at a clandestine fireworks factory. At least eight people died and several were injured. investigations focused on Edward and Isadore Shaffer, sons of the proprietor, amid city ordinances banning fireworks storage within limits.
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Chicago
West Side
Shirley High
Edward
Isadore Shaffer
Marine corps planes land at Richmond en route to Virgin Islands
Two Marine Corps airplanes flying from Washington to the Virgin Islands landed at Richmond yesterday afternoon. Major J C Turner reported the expedition’s crews were well and would proceed today. The craft then took off at 9 30 a m bound for Fayetteville North Carolina for an overnight stop. Copii punishment prevails in 3S states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Monine Corps
Virgin Islands
Richmond
Navy Department
J. C. Turner
Marine Corps
Fayetteville
North Carolina
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