20 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
1
The message urges shoppers to plan early for Easter week and ahead of the coming holiday. It notes markets and stores will adjust hours before the holiday and encourages preparing baked goods and treats for the celebration.
Readable fragments describe a wedding or sale item within a period newspaper page. Names and places are missing or garbled, but the tone suggests a brief public notice or ad item rather than a full article.
In a charged scene Judge Muller presided over a kerchief powder incident that sickened barber customers and caused widespread panic. Hoover and Turner were among the youths fined, jailed, and ordered held until Wednesday morning after authorities hunted down all participants.
At Monday night’s meeting a committee was appointed with the commercial club to secure cooperation with Rock Island railway on a new depot to be built at Main Street and the Lawton Mangum line. The old depot would move west for freight, aiming to give Anadarko a top passenger and freight facility. If work is delayed, the council urges concerted action to start soon.
Special enforcement officer G W Smith assisted in liquor seizure and left for Oklahoma City. Deputy sheriff R A Bishop and other officials headed to the state capital for related business.
City prisoners were forced to work on a tie street when two refused to comply. Chief Hefley ordered irons placed on them and attempted to move them from a jail alley to enforce the order, tearing their clothes as they resisted the physical labor.
Clyde Leech clerk of the district was taken ill at the depot Monday with a heart attack. A physician was summoned and he was carried home. The attack lasted over two hours and he was expected to be about today.
Not the right man, a Carnegie resident brought a Mexican suspect to Anadarko Monday evening for identification. The man resembled the killer of Mr. Temple but was released after the match proved false. The article notes uncertainty and confirms no arrest in this sighting.
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