Mystery Man of the Fifth Avenue Mill
In a genteel New York mansion a reclusive scholar Peter Milman amasses newspaper clippings as a private intelligence bureau. His loyal butler Sneed ponders the strange life of the eccentric detective who uses this archive to thwart enemies and protect a ruined friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneed
Lee Milman
Millon
Fifth Avenue
Milman
Manhattan Island
Police Department
Peter Milman
New York
Milman Faces the Ruin and a Museum of Loss
Peter Milman, ruined by Hazen Brewer, confronts the collapse of his Fifth Avenue home and fortune. He catalogues his ancestral treasures in a private upstairs gallery while his loyal butler Sneed watches two孤lonely figures confront a world that has forgotten them and fallen into debt and exile.
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Peter Milman
Lower Fifth Avenue
Sneed
Hazen Brewer
Brewer
Herman Loddon
Loddon
Milmans
Milman
Lastings
Fifth Avenue
Italy
Europe
Oliver
Captain Oliver
Shade
Courage
Mirmans
Oklahoma Press meeting in Poteau amid heavy rains
The Oklahoma Press Association gathering in Poteau was marked by heavy rains that reduced attendance and disrupted plans such as a lake fish contest. Despite weather, attendees enjoyed a banquet and local entertainments including a Talihina chicken roast and a Fort Smith band performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Association
Poteau
Bob Kidd
The
Jupiter Pluvius
Heavener
Talihina
Fort Smith
Neal
Governor Johnston Denies His Primary Purpose Is Building Ark
Oklahoma Governor Henry S. Johnston refutes claims he aims to build a political machine. He emphasizes public service, law enforcement, and farm relief, warning against political fixers and interference with the constitution. He urges vigilance on foreign policy and urges fair play in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Henry S. Johnston
Oklahoma
Highway Department
Democratic Party
State House
Democratic Organization
Yoou
America
League of Nations
Mexico
Nicaragua
China
United States
New York
New England
Lynching Terror Flares In Little Rock Street Violence
National Guard moved in after a night of riots in Little Rock following the lynching of John Carter 38. A mob dragged the victim’s body through the business district, shot him, burned it, and left a second man, Arn Christian, injured in the crowd as authorities faced mounting unrest amid racial tension. Governor Martineau ordered guards for overnight patrol and citywide control.
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Little Rock
Ark
Martineau
National Guard
van Buren
John Carter
Glennie Stewart
B. E. Stewart
Carter
Arn Christian
Kingfisher pair Undefeated At Oklahoma Inter scholastic Meet
Earl Flint and John Bentley of Kingfisher high school won the Oklahoma A and M interscholastic classic with 26 1 3 points. Tulsa high, Ponca City, and other teams followed as Okmulgee led the 19th annual state meet with 113 points among 137 schools entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Earl Flint
John Bentley
Kingfisher High School
Oklahoma A
Norman
Bentley
Flint
Jet
Pitcher
Cherokee
Eufaula
Speckman
Grandfield
Okmulgee
M. College
University of Oklahoma
Stillwater High School
Ponca City
Cleveland
Sand Springs
Guthrie
Pawnee
Barnsdale
Perry
Hominy
Pawhuska
Muskogee
Deer Creek
John Burroughs Medal Award Goes to Ernest Seton
Ernest Thompson Seton receives the John Burroughs Memorial medal this year for his recent work on animal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Ernest Thompson Seton
Legion Post Out Debt with Record Membership
The Norman Howard post of the American Legion announced it has paid all bills and cleared its debt at the regular meeting. The post reports a sound financial condition and a record 310 members, 101 more than last year and 25 more than any previous year.
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Norman Howard Post
American Legion
Post
Veterans’ Organization
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wyndham Martyn
W.N.U. Service
London
Millman
Mr. Milman
South Carolina
Heppelwhite
van Sluyter
Mr. Peter
Nything
Benjamin Milman
Aaron Burr
Hamilton
Oliver Milman
Peter
Byron Norrell
Gov. Johnston
Ada
Carlton Weaver
Wilburton
Kidfisher
Ganquerers
Aggie
Legion Post
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