Anti Draft Uprising Leaders Face Treason Charge
Oklahoma City August 6 government seeks death penalty for leaders of anti draft uprisings that troubled central Oklahoma for four days. Hearings begin tomorrow at McAlester before Federal Commissioner R W McMillan. Jails emptied to state penitentiary as suspects flee. Clashes killed three, with many injuries. Seminole and Creek guides aided pursuit amid field combat.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
United States
W. P. McGinnis
McAlester
R. W. McMillen
New
National Army
Federal Grand Jury
Sasakwa
Seminole
Turner
Holdenville
William McCuen
Wetumka
Henry Maxwell
Friendship
Heat Claims Victims In New York Amid Heat Wave
New York city faced a brutal heat wave with 160 deaths and hundreds prostrated. Ambulances crowded hospitals while the municipal subway station saw mass prostrations and crowds rushing to seaside trains as stores and factories closed for relief.
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New York
Advertisement notices for horse and cattle sale
Taken up one white horse branded on the right shoulder weight about six hundred pounds. Owner can reclaim by paying for keeping and advertisement. Call at this office. Also six good milk cows and calves for sale at a bargain inquire at this office. Republican for job printing.
Organizing the Draft Army In Final Regulations
Washington reports Provost Marshal General Crowder and aides drawing up the last regulations to mobilize the selective draft war army. Preliminary tallies show 19,999 officers and 41,834 men in the National Guard. 180,766 war volunteers since April 1. about 2,000 regulars vacancies remain.
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Washington
Crowder
War Department
National Guard
War Army
National Army
Guard
Plumbing Labor Rate Increase Notice
Owing to rising costs the undersigned will advance the price of plumbing to 1.25 per hour starting August 1. Signers are T. Armstrong and Fred Frisby.
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Armstrong
Fred Frisby
Buick for sale from Kansas to Basin with extras
Five passenger Buick E Six 45 driven from Kansas to Basin. Has five Royal Cord tires, never punctured, many extras. Seller returning by train. Inquiries to Dr Y. KE. Larrick at his office or residence. Also listed: room to rent in modern house, a second hand piano, and a horse named Betty for sale.
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Kansas
Basin
Y. KE. Larrick
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Tion
Willard Stations
Willard
R. B. Wilcock
UMC
Quian
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Co., Inc
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