The Boomers Move for Oklahoma Openings
Tony Harrison and Pawnee Bill lead a growing movement to open Oklahoma to settlement along the Kansas border. Tony battles loyalty to Bar 5 owner Titus Moore while joining Pawnee Bill’s shows and planning steps to force a government challenge. As thousands gather, factions debate the best path, with Washington awaiting word and the border frontier bracing for confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tony Harrison
Pawnee Bill
Joe Craig
Tony
Jaerus Moore
Brita
Moore
David Payne
Payne
Buffalo Bile
Rita
Pawnee
Bill
Wid West
Wichita
Monkfurt
Pavenee Bil
Tony Harnyon
Caldwell Times Real
Arkansas City
Manures
Denver
Assur
Deserita
Seayvane
Tras Moore
Wadean
Wihabae
Wiehia
Iran
Tony Cfarrison
Tiv Thousarda
Questong
Washington
Athansis City
Corning School Reopens And Local News Briefs
Corning notes report the school reopening after a ten day reprieve with improvemg. Lena Lussetti of Chicago visits the town. Weather records show ten below zero and a party honoring students home from college. Daughters born and illness updates appear alongside a New Year message from Mildred Marshall at the United Brethren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culvers
Corning
Trevi
Mildred Marshall
New Years
United Brethren Church
Marshall
Westerville
Florida Donates to Bryan Memorial University Fund
Florida has subscribed $63,000 toward a $626,500 fund for the Bryan Memorial University at Dayton. Florida ranks third among states contributing, with Tennessee and Georgia ahead. The late William Jennings Bryan, a Florida citizen who wintered in Miami, is honored by the memorial on part of his estate, Marymount.
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Kansas Plains
Pawnee Bil
Pawnee Bill Chiatham Colonization Company
Tony
Haertisen
Fr Wiehie
Miami
Fla. Don
Florida
Bryan Memorial University
Dayton
Tennessee
Georgia
Willa
Jennings Bryan
Tennesle
Marymount
Victory Hour on NBC to feature Whiteman Rogers and stars
U P reports NBC networks will carry The Victory Hour with Paul Whiteman Orchestra Will Rogers and Dorothy Stone Al Jolson from cities nationwide in a seamless studio feel Follows Verdi I Trovatore Act 1 with Chicago cast and Henry G Weber conducting as the NBC schedule centers on musical acts and broadcasts across stations from New York to New Orleans
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New York
U.P
United States
National Broadcasting Company
Pag Whiteman
Will Rogers
Fred
Dorothy Stone
al Seison
Whiteman
Rogers
Berkley
The
Stones
Chicago
al Olson
New Orleans
WEAF
T.ol
the Soconyans
Ipana Troubedours
Onrodrich Zippers
Paul Whitemen
Wil Rogers
Pred
al Jolson
Hotel Manger
Train service conflict cited in Pennsylvanian report
A fragmented report notes the Pennsylvania company facing public pressure to abandon a service between Dayton and Cincinnati. The railroad argues patronage does not justify keeping the train, with mention of a route running daily except Sunday and arrival times in Cincinnati. A separate witness, Taunton Thighun Wascarina, testified about a driver collision.
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Columbus
Pennestyanie
Weond
Herny
Nuaty
Aston
Cincinnati
Fratenl Abov
Taunton
Death penalty debate in Paris echoes with mercy plea
Condemned to die case sparks a discussion on capital punishment as Augusta Bardin argues a woman awaiting execution for murder should be allowed to nurse her 3 month old baby. The debate questions the justice of harming an infant and whether future executioners might accept mercy as a norm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Augusta Bardin
Enier
Doris Herron
Feck
Athens
Mildred Marshall
Scaffeld
Ito Westerville
Bert Marshall
Frances Goodman
Psilunty
Alawhican
Pak
Corning
Pew
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Titus Moore
Moorelus
Boomer
Mrs. Moore
Colonel
Futa
Cyoe
Himese
Wich- Haand
Naemock
Caldwell
Wellington
Pawste Biliss
Lefr
Lena Lussetti
Jan
Ders. Ry
GD. Keller
Tauncheon
Manrica Ifischer
Ohio University
Anne Hardy
University of Cincinnati
Ralph Duffs
McKeese Rack
Leon Kel Ter
Pittsburgh University
Circleville
Lancaster
A. B
Endan
Radler
Jasper Shepherd
Diptitherta Corning
Dorothy
Mae Ponza
Wil Foura
Shphtheria
Son of Bryan Memorial University At
Cmwire Radio
WPG
Atlantic City
Kwy-Kfkx
NBC Pr
WGN
WLIB
Orzan
Orchestra
NEC
We.o-30
WLS
WEAL
Ray Millers
NBC
WSAI
WEAP
Howe Linton
WTAM
Cleveland
Dance Orchestra
WSMM
Nashville
SePaliements Orchestra
WIZ
Jeddo Higlanders
WCAE
Pittaborgh
K. d
Uncle Kayber
TAS
KDA
Pittsburgh
KDKA
Little Symphony
WGY
Behenectady
WEA
Victory Hour
Paaa
Trovatore
Daugherty
wMay
ALIB
Weea-Wiid
Mooseheart
N.Y
WSAE
Golo
Piste
WEAT
Smith Brothers
Anne A. Wtam
Willard Cavaliers
WSM
Pellettieri
Jack Keefe
WAM
Arthur Henkel
Eriedms
Army Band
Richard
Manweil House
IF Trovatore
F Humber Music
Fittsburgh
Waldorf Orchestra
Uncle KE
KRDKA
Pittsburgh—ill
Kdka Little &, Mphony
TOOTH
Isore
NEA
Book of Knowledge
Spa
Pennsyhaniat Railroad
Roberta Kem
Wolfe Creek St
Brookville
Ohie
Talcom
Aidan
Chichesters Pills
Piamon
Charleston
England
Lestie—Sutton
Carter
Athens, Ohio
U. S. & Municipal
the Security Savings Bank
W. B. Lawrence
W. N. Alderman
J. Hy Cline
F. D. Forsyth
B. Geiden
C. G. O’bleness
Cashier
F. B. Kiltan
Res
T. Cashi
L. G. Worstell
M. £. Twiss
Bessey
Braucher
Yorkshire
Britain
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