Five Indicted by Military, Tulsa Frees Four
Five men indicted by Gary J. C. Walton s Tulsa county military commission for mob violence and hooded activities were freed in civil court today after arraignment for preliminary hearing. Four were released due to insufficient evidence. the fifth release came by order of County Judge Boyd. The freed men are Marshall T. Moore William Bills George Bradshaw Tom Mathews and Harve Acers.
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Tulsa
Gary
J. C. Walton
Tulsa County Military Commission
C. W. King
John P. Boyd
Marshall T. Moore
J. S. Lawhorn
Jenks
William Bills
George Bradshaw
Tom Mathews
Harve Acers
Myrtle Spain
Eugene Goolsby
Broken Arrow
Can the Surplus Poultry Be Canned For Handy Use
The article outlines methods to can older hens and roosters, detailing preparation, sterilization times, and the use of jars, rubbers, and caps. It notes pressurized canning saves fuel, and provides steps for fried chicken as canned meat with or without bones, plus storage tips.
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Nelle Portrey
Sullivan SLAIN AT ALLEN IN A DOWNTOWN SHOOTING
E W Sullivan 45 was shot to death on a downtown Allen street. Mack Lee surrendered to county authorities in connection with the slaying and was brought to the county jail. Deputies and the county attorney investigated the case, with an inquest planned.
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Lee
Gilmore
Allen
E. W. Sullivan
Mack Lee
Sullivan
Ada
Wind and hailstorm causes Oklahoma City million-dollar losses
Oklahoma City suffered extensive damage from a violent wind and hailstorm. Estimated total losses near one million dollars with the city coliseum damage at 78000. Mayor Cargill’s home and utilities facilities were damaged as streets and interurban lines shut briefly. Flooding reported on the North Canadian river and heavy rainfall across Holdenville and nearby towns.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Coliseum
O. A. Cargill
Holdenville
Hammon
Okemah
Kingfisher
Cody Fowler Slated as Guest of Legion in Ada
The Norman Howard post of the American Legion in Ada invites members to a Thursday meeting in the district courtroom. Post Commander Elbert Reed hosts to welcome Cody Fowler of Oklahoma City and outline Legion policy for the year. Fowler will speak to Ada buddies and address the Confederate reunion assembly Thursday afternoon.
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Norman Howard
American Legion
Cody Fowler
Oklahoma City
Elbert Reed
Fowler
Ada
Legion
Reed
Boiling Tip: Vinegar in Water for Tough Meat
The note suggests adding a spoonful of vinegar or lemon juice to the boiling water when cooking a tough piece of meat to help tenderize it.
Home Tanning of Leather and Small Fur Skins
The United States Department of Agriculture releases Farmers' Bulletin 1234 on farm tanning. It advises when home tanning is cost effective, warns against tanning valuable fur skins, and notes small skins can be tanned for household use with the bulletin available from USDA in Washington D C while supplies last.
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United States Department of Agriculture
P Bulletin
Washington D. C
County Roads Weakened by Prolonged Rains Across County
Ongoing heavy rainfall has left county roads badly damaged and some areas isolated from Ada. Springbrook bottoms again faced near impassable conditions, several bridges reported out and culverts washed away. Commissioners plan immediate traffic relief when weather allows.
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Ada
Springbrook
Ardmore Post Office to Add 200 Boxes and Waiting List
Ardmore officials expect to install 200 post office boxes at the Ardmore post office at a small cost. A waiting list of about 75 people seeking boxes is reported, likely hastening approval.
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Ardmore
Secon
Special Session Called By Legislature
Dispatch reports a special session of the legislature has been called and will convene Wednesday at noon. Rumor says the governor may issue a call to join the showdown.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Heavy Rains Harm Crops in Ponto Toc County
Rain continues to hurt crop prospects in Ponto toc county with cotton bolls damaged and picking delayed. Government gauge records about 74 inches total rainfall in the county, and weather official E A MacMilleh notes 14 inches fell last night.
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Pontotoc
E. A. MacMilleh
Rain Hindrance to Reunion for Tate Veterans
United Confederate veterans from across the state attended the annual reunion in progress amid rising waters and delayed trains. Col. R A Snead arrived late and may speak later. the program continued with substitute speakers as rain dampened spirits.
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United Confederate Veterans
Snead
Oklahoma Deploys Martial Law Statewide Under Walton Proclamation
Governor J C Walton proclaims martial law across Oklahoma at midnight, ordering about 6000 National Guard troops to pursue Klan activities. He declares a state of rebellion and insurrection against the constitution and imposes public alarm and fear to safeguard life and safety.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma National Guard
Ku Klux Klan
Walton
Special session called to impeach Governor Walton
Oklahoma legislators move toward a special house session to impeach Gov. Walton with signatures being gathered and the call kept secret until filed. Secret service and martial law loom as Klan activity and state records are probed, with a district grand jury set to hear allegations of highway workers aiding an initiated petition.
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Oklahoma City
Oe C. Walton
Walton
Secret Service
Executive
Oklahoma
Military Court of Inquiry
Klan
Guard Dragon
Ku. Klux Klan
Tulsa
Invisible Empire
Jeserie
Ku Klux Klan
Capital
Jury Commission
District Court
Watton
Oil Well Progress Near City Lake Delayed by Rain
Lancaster and Smith well near the city lake shows roaming at 1485 feet as eight inch casing is to be lowered for continued drilling. Indications remain excellent though recent rain slowed operations.
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Lancaster & Smith
City Lake
Eulos Sullivan Granted Automatic Stay of Death Sentence
Eulos Sullivan condemned for killing Deputy Marshal J Walter Casey near Harrison on July 26 received an automatic stay Monday after attorney A R Arbaugh filed a supreme court appeal for review. No oral hearing date was set. A black satin nightgown edged with velvet was worn by Anne Boleyn of England.
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Little Rock
Ark
Eulos Sullivan
United States
J. Walter Casey
Harrison
Arkansas State Penitentiary
A. R. Arbaugh
Supreme Court
Anne Boleyn
England
Moonlight schools organized in four districts near WIBURTON
Moonlight schools with special instructors have been organized in four districts near WIBURTON under the supervision of Mrs. John R. Frazier president of the Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs. Rallies are held in communities where efforts are made to organize moonlight schools and plans for the school presented at that time. It is planned to continue the organization efforts as soon as Mrs. Frazier returns from an educational tour of the state.
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Wiburton
John R. Frazier
Oklahoma State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Frazier
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Vaness
Maxwell
A. and M. College
Mage Lee
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Tate Veterans
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R. A. Snead
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Charlie Deaver
Thomas C. Humphrey
Hugo
M. G. McDonald
Singing America
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W. A. Treadwell
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Okla
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J. C. Deaver
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Sapulpa
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