Martial Law Declared in Okmulgee County Oklahoma
Governor Walton proclaimed martial law in Okmulgee County after claims of lawlessness and terror. secretary Aldrich Blake cited statements from three locals citing deputy abuses including detentions, robberies, and a fatal shooting during liquor raids. Civil authority to be superseded, with military control likely limited to the sheriff’s office.
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Walton
Okmulgee County
Okla
Oklahoma City
J. C. Walton
Aldrich Blake
John Russell
Blake
J. C. Curry
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
St Okmulgee
James Storment
Henrietta
W. Lh Sulling
Okmulgee
Trussell
John Turner
Ivan Harris
Magee 15 Cited For Contempt Of Court At Las Vegas
The San Miguel county district court clerk received a contempt of court citation filed by District Attorney Armijo against Magee Publishing Co and Carl C. Magee. The charge relates to an article in the New Mexico State Tribune about the Darker libel case and a show cause order set for 10 o clock Friday June 23 1923 with service planned in Albuquerque.
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Las Vegas
N. M
San Miguel County
ArmilJo
Magee Publishing Company
Carl C. Magee
New Mexico State Tribune
C. J. Roberts
Sec. Romero
O. O. Askren
Lorenzo Delgado
District Court of
San Miruel County
Frank W. Darker
Magee
Albuquerque
Oklahoma National Guard Deployed In Okmulgee County
Six guard units ordered for duty in Okmulgee County Oklahoma under Brigadier General Alva Niles will take charge tomorrow morning. The two Okmulgee units mobilized tonight will await command and troops are to be stationed at Okmulgee Henryetta Berges and Silek.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Press
Okmnulgee County
Alva Niles
Tulsa
National Guard
Okmulree
Niles
Okmulgee
Telephone Operators Called Out on Strike
Boston reports a New England wide strike by one union demanding shorter hours and higher pay with rivals continuing work. The action centers in large cities while smaller exchanges stay open. 12 835 operators in New England excluding Connecticut, with 6 190 in greater Boston.
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Boston
New England
Connecticut
New Faeyland
Weather Summary for Denver and Southwest Region
Denver on June 26 reports weather in Mexico with Wednesday partly cloudy and possible local thunder showers in the north portion. Thursday remains partly cloudy with warmer conditions in the north west and north central areas. Arizona expects fair weather Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change.
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Denver
Mexico
Arizona
Weather summary for the day ended 0 p m yesterday
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 0 p m yesterday recorded by the university. Highest temperature 92, lowest 61. Mean humidity around 89 at 6 am and 48 at 6 pm. Wind from the south. Character of day partly cloudy.
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Theniversity
Destruction Orders for Seized Liquor in Santa Fe Case
Federal Judge Orrie L. Phillips orders destruction of substantial seized liquors tied to Agapito Angel as part of a wider set of destruction orders issued this day. Items include tequila whisky sotel cognac and wine with many quarts and gallons listed across numerous defendants. Also notes sale approval for vehicles used in rum running and separate civil action for damages to crops under the Elephant Butte project.
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Santa Fe
Malaga
Orrie L. Phillips
Angel
Columbus
N. M
Margarito Aragon
Y. G. Pacheco
Eugenio Castillo
Doroteo Villa
Sotel
Max Ponce
Melchor Travino
Basilio Ortega
Frank Barncastle
Phillips
U. S
I. T. Myers
Ford
CG. BR. Loyd
Reese Fullerton
A. Orns
Little
Twelve Thousand Jam Into Salt Lake City Structure
Thousands of people filled the Salt Lake City venue seeking to hear President Trolanagle, with officials reporting about ten thousand others left outside unable to gain entry. The crowd size underscored strong public interest in the address.
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Salt Lake City
East Lake City
Associated Press
Mormon Tabernacite
Harding
Tabernacle Grounds
Assembly Hall
Temple Grounds
Maryland
Georgia
Harding Outlines Tax and Debt Gains in Federal Program
President Harding spoke in East Lake City on federal tax cuts and debt reduction. He touted U S progress, noted state and local cost rises, and asserted the plan aims to slash waste while urging local governments to follow the federal example. He did not propose new tax revision plans.
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Harding
Willy
United States
Treasury
Census Bureau
Death and release claims swirl around Archbishop Tikhon
Reports from Moscow and Riga in late June claimed Archbishop Tikhon died in prison on June 16 from possible poison, while Soviet officials announced his release pending trial for resisting the authorities after he recanted in prison. London and Riga sources questioned his mental state amid torture reports.
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Tiga
Associated
Fpress
Archibishop Tikhon
All Russia
Moscow
Supreme Court
Ciated Press
London
Reuter
Riga
Archbbishop Tikhon
Loot Woman Found Safe and Sound by Posse Near Santa Fe
Minnie Austin a maid at Bishop's Lodge near Santa Fe was found after 48 hours wandering in Tesuque canyon. She rode her horse back to the lodge and received an ovation from guests. A search by Sheriff Delgado deputies volunteers and Tesuque Indians covered the area for two days.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Minnie Austin
Bishop's Lodge
Catron
Tesuque Canyon
National Guard
Shriff
Tesuque
Four Germans Shot and Killed by Belgians
Four Germans were shot and killed and three were wounded by Belgian sentinels in Buer Germany Sunday. Three of the dead fell to a patrol in a restricted town section after Belgian soldiers were killed. The fourth German was killed by a railway sentinel. The wounded were shot while walking after curfew.
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Buer
Germany
Associated Press
Socialist Leader Shot in Gijon
In Gijon Spain on June 26 Leon Meana president of the socialist society of tyion was assassinated. The assassin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gijon
Spain
AssociatedPress
Leon Meana
Socialist Society of Tyiion
Miss Dorothy Cameron Reports on Radio Studios
Miss Dorothy Cameron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Cameron, who studied music at the University of Southern California, returns home after a year as a radio artist for the Los Angeles Times station K H J and the Anthony station KFJ. She describes plush walls, visible wires, atmospheric rooms, and the strict silence during performances, noting the amplified yet thin violin and vocal tones and the unique thrill of broadcasting to a world audience.
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Dorothy Cameron
P. Cameron
University of Southern California
Los Angeles Times
Anthony
Cameron
Times
Asliso
Physician Held on Charge of Illegal Operation
Dr. Margaret Cartwright was held for the grand jury under $2,000 bond after a three hour hearing in Justice George Roddy's court. Mrs. Carrie Purcell testified that an operation occurred around September 1921 at Purcell's home, with notes for $200, while Cartwright denied performing an illegal procedure and claimed standard treatment was given.
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George Roddy
Margaret Cartwright
Fast Central Avenue
Carrie H. Purcell
East Central Avenue
Messrs
George S. Kiock
M. J. McGuinnes
Purcell
Dr. Cartwright
Teddy
Cartwright
Don Pedro dam dedication marks one of world’s tallest
Modesto California June 26 Don Pedro dam one of the highest impounding dams in the world was dedicated today. Built by the Modesto and Turlock irrigation districts at 3 724 006 dollars on the Tuolumne river the structure stands 283 feet high and 1040 feet long with a reservoir of 296 000 acre feet covering five square miles. Maximum power house output 20 000 horsepower.
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Modesto
Calif
Don Pedro
Toulumne
Modesto and
Turlock
Roosevelt
Don Pedro Dam
Great Reservoir
Jordi resigns from state house to take new post
Santa Fe reports Jose Jordi filed his resignation from the lower house of the sixth state legislature dated June 22. Governor Hinkle accepted the resignation June 25 after Jordi was elected president of the Spanish-American Normal school at Fl Ritio and will assume the new duties at once.
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Santa Fe
Jose Jordi
Hinkle
Jordi
Fl Rito
Tendler Set Next Workout Before July Bout
Chicago June 26 Lew Tendler Philadelphia lightweight will begin his first workout here tomorrow as he prepares for his bout with Sailor Freedman. He is also slated to fight Benny Leonard in New York on July 1.
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Chicago
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Sailor Freedman
Michigan City
Tendler
Benny Leonard
New York
Lightning Kills Two Vaudeville Performers on Beach
Bert Saver and Jack C. Grossman, both New Yorkers, were struck and killed by lightning while walking along a Long Beach shoreline. Two others, Fr V Webb and John Naley, were severely shocked and burned but revived by physicians. The four had come from New York to visit Savoy’s summer cottage for a brief stay.
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Jong Reach
N. Y
Jane
Bert Saver
Savoy
Beenan
Jack C. Grossman
New York
Strick
Long Beach
Groseman
Fr. V. Webb
John Naley
Ales
Webb
Vinley
Screenwich Village
Jaffa Proposes Consolidation of Santa Fe Banks
Santa Fe bank president Nathan Jaffa proposes absorbing the insolvent Capital City bank closed May 2 by the state bank examiner. Stockholders accept if no better plan appears. Plan would require Capital City stockholders to supply 25,000 cash for bad paper and Santa Fe to raise capital from 50,000 to 169,960 with a 25,000 reserve.
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Santa Fe
Nathan Jaffa
Santa Fe Bank
Ca Ee City Bank
State Bank Examiner
Capital City
Capital City Bank
Two foreign liners defy dry laws by dumping liquor in New York
The French liner Paris and the White Star Cedric had excess beer wine and liquors seized by customs officers. The Paris dumped 13 kegs of beer and nearly 4 000 wine bottles while the Cedric yielded 7 591 beer bottles 90 spirit bottles and 37 liquor bottles after breaking seals. Dr TH Sprague opened a special office to issue medicinal permits aboard foreign liners. Six more vessels await with excess liquor as more are expected this week.
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New York
Paris
Ctar
Cedric
Curran
TH. K. Sprague
United States
Custom House
President Glad to Escape to Meet People
President Harding signals his relief at leaving the capital to engage with the public. He plans to travel to Utah for an exposition presenting the administration’s views on tax policy and economic issues.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Associated Press
Harding
Republic
Ogden
Mormon Tabernacle
Senate Finance Committee
Senator Smoot
Galt Lake
Bountiful
Washington
Senator King
Governor Mabey
Mabey
America
Hope for End of Twelve Hour Day in Steel Industry
New York June 24 FE H Gary chairman of United States Steel calls for eliminating the twelve hour day in the steel industry in the near future He notes shift to six day weeks after armistice and says no seven day week and oppose twelve hour day while backing remedies if infringements occur through Lord s Day alliance survey of Sunday work and seven day week.
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Gary
New York
FE. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
H. L. Bowlby
Lord's Day Alliance
United States
Lord’s Day Allianc
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Sunnybrook
Tikhon
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Mrs. Purcell
Cartwright Perpa
Jaffa
Capital City Institution
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