Revival draws 1000 plus to 25 000 club room
Evangelist Sid Williams led a revival in a packed 25 000 club room with more than a thousand attendees. He described strong prayers and conversions among men in town and recounted the jailer story from Acts 16 to urge belief in Jesus Christ for salvation. Judge Winn and other leaders joined the church, with twenty-one confessing faith and pledging to live Christian lives.
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Brother Stubblefield
The
Oklahoman
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Silas
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Jesus Christ
Tom Hale
Jesus
Son
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Judge Winn
Jno. Rinard
G. M. Ramsey
Christian Church
Carter the Cowboy Wins a Place in Sixty-First Congress
A detailed portrait of Carter Chickasaw Cherokee, the Democrat who spoke frankly on the Indian question in the Sixty-First Congress. From his Cowboy beginnings in Oklahoma to his rise as a trusted state and national figure, the article traces his lineage, career, and potential gubernatorial race with Cash Cade.
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Carter
Massachusetts
Iowa
Nathan Carter
Wyoming Valley
Benjamin Carter
Serena Guy
Guy
Boggy Depot
Mill Creek
Tishomingo
Is&t
Diamond Z
Ardmore
McKinley
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Congress
Charley Carter
Cash Cade
East Island of Petrified Conservatism Speech by Gore
Oklahoma Senator Thomas P. Gore, visiting Kansas City, criticizes eastern conservatism and predicts the Mississippi Valley will become the nation’s political center. He argues westward power will serve the country, not eastern prejudice. Gore heads to Oklahoma City with one remaining Chautauqua date.
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Kansas City
Taft
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Baltimore
Beverly
Massachusetts
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi Basin
Gore
Oklahoma City
Liberty
Muskogee
Okla
Mrs. J. B. Wall Returns to Ada as State Club Officer
Mrs. J. B. Wall, long praised in Ardmore for her work, is settling at the former Furman home in Sunrise Ada while her new home is prepared. She visits with her friend Mrs. Tom Hope as neighbor duties continue. Wall serves as auditor of the Oklahoma Federation of Women's Clubs, adding state-level prominence to Ada's social scene.
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J. .B. Wall
Ardmore
Ada
Furman
Sunrise
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Oklahoma Federation
Wall
Dr Cook Hat Tops Fashion With Polar Style
Chicago reports a new women hat named the Dr Cook after the polar explorer. The two foot tall brown fur creation features a snowlike aigrette and a massed look suggesting Arctic conditions. The hat’s designer is cited as the president of the National Association of Retail Milliners.
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Chicago
Ill
Dr. Cook
Polar
National Association of Retail Milliners
Explorer Cook Claims Pole Gift Under Flag at North Pole
London reports Dr. Cook narrates his North Pole ascent in a Hans Egede dispatch. He describes planting the stars and stripes, enduring hunger and ice drift, and returning to civilization with joy and relief. He notes two missing teeth from polar bear encounters and preserves a brass tube with his notes under the flag.
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Skagen
Denmark
Hans Egede
Dr. Cook
Dr. Gook
Explorer
Frederick
North Pole
Pole
York Eskimos
Knud Rasmussen
Heibergland
Ringnesland
Lancaster Sound
Wellington Channel
Jones Sound
East Central Normal items update campus preparations
Profs. Roddie and Howerton on hand for work. Prof. Little arrives from North Carolina. Fen tem back from illness. Opening day set for Sept 20 with many new students from Oklahoma Texas and Missouri. Briles and Perkins active, colors chosen black and orange. Eleven girls from the Odd Fellows home to attend. Football schedule laid out eight games with first practice near the MKT depot.
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Roddie and
Howerton
Little
North Caro
Pres
Perkins
Chicago University
Pres. Briles
Matthews
Checotah
Odd Fellows Home
Walter Ross
Alva Normal
Miss Overstreet
Sears
Fentem and Little
Scribner Appeals Murder Case Over Wife Testimony
Dan Scribner sentenced to death for the murder of Marshal Putnam at Allen appeals to the criminal court claiming his wife was compelled to testify against him and that a mid trial change of judges was unauthorized by the supreme court.
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Guthrie
Okla
Dan Scribner
Marshal Putnam
Allen
Criminal Court
Scribner
Supreme Court
Box Supper to Benefit Parsonage Furniture at Asbury
The Ladies' Home Mission of Asbury church hosts a box supper Monday night with proceeds to fund parsonage furniture. Everyone is invited to attend and bring a box. join the cheerful younger crowd for the event.
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Ladies’ Home Mission
Asbury Church
Asbury
Miss Beulah Watson Returns to Okmulgee After Visit
Miss Beulah Watson, who had been visiting Miss Lambeth, returned to Okmulgee this morning.
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Beulah Watson
Miss Lambeth
Ok‘mulgee
Miss Dunsford Arrives From Mississippi County to Ada Normal
Miss Dunsford arrives from Mississippi county Missouri to attend the Ada normal this year.
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Dunsford
Mississippi County
Boys Face First Football Season Under Coach Jones
Eight game schedule set with four home games. Early practice showed several boys impressing for the first team while the rest are due by the tenth. The team will train for the opener with A. M. S. at Tishomingo under Acting coach Jones who is praised for his leadership.
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Ajmumber
Jones
Tishomingo
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