Ku Klux Klan Meeting Draws Large Crowds and Heat
A Friday night Ku Klux Klan gathering at the local Klan hall drew attendees from across the county and neighboring areas. Oak Cliff pastor L. Oliphant spoke to a packed crowd amid intense heat, with brass and male quartets performing. Cars lined the streets. attempts to enter the building were frustrated by crowding. Reports note 30 gallons of ice cream and two barrels of lemonade served, underscoring the event’s colossal scale.
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Ku Klux Klan
Ari Wen-Boure
Klavern
L. Oliphant
Oak Cliff
Church of Christ
Percy Inglish
Clarence E.’ Fagner
Givin Gress
Lynwood Matsey
Messrs
Wm. Ceotett
C. EF. Wagner
Olvin Grocs
Lynwood Massey
Officers to Form Troops to Guard Coal Mines
Sheriff Will Anderson and the county attorney will ask Acting Governor for troops for Pittsburg and Latimer counties as disturbances spur the move after a mine in the McAlester field suffered fire damage and equipment destruction.
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Mcalester
Will Anderson
Pittsburg
Lattimer
McAlester Field
Transfer Paper Inventive Paper Size for Indies Favorite
A fragment notes a transfer paper product called Favourite with a Purple Transfer size of sheets and a Bates improved antiseptic ink. The mention hints at a manufacturing or packaging note for a man or vest.
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Bates
Lusitania Avenged Submarine Blown Up
West Jutland reports a World War II era incident where Danish officers blew up a submarine. The event follows a behind the scenes drama concluded last week in the region of West Jutland.
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West Jutland
Incomplete OCR Reflects Busy Comedy Scene
Fragmentary text hints at performers or shows during a busy period. Mentions Hal and a comeback from a unclear venue or event. Details are unreadable and names are uncertain, limiting precise reporting.
Submarine U-20 Destroyed By Danish Forces
The U-20, famed for sinking the Lusitania on May 9 1915, was blown up by Danish orders using nearly a ton of explosives ending Germanys submarine era. The disaster followed the US entry into World War I in 1917 and deaths of numerous Americans in the Lusitania sinking. The grounding of U-20 off the inland coast on November 4 1916 and subsequent commander Lt Com Schweiger noted.
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Admiratty
Germany
United States
Juusitania
Gertmisn
Jasiianad
Com. Schweiger
Hollywood gossip and star portraits from Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch reproduces colorful Hollywood notes on Charlie Cauplin, Leatrice, Joseph Sebenck, and Dodd. It touches on The Gold Rush comedy, Mae Frazer, and Leo Moran, plus mention of Leatrice and Margaret Livingston in film industry chatter.
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Charlie Cauplin
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