Johnson and his men purge No Man's Land bandits in Indian Territory
A historical chronicle details William E. Johnson and deputies waging a relentless war on bootleggers and outlaws across Indian Territory and Oklahoma. The narrative covers the Monte Carlo raid, deadly saloon shootouts, continual ambushes, and mass arrests, including pivotal clashes at Chelsea, Sasakwa, Porum, and Muskogee as Johnson expands authority and survives multiple assassination plots.
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William E. Johnson
Monte Carlo
No Man's Land
Lewis
Killion
Paradise
Garr
Caney
Kan
Johnson
Keeler
Bartleyville
Cherokee Strip
Thomas
Guthrie
Jerry” Lewis
Chickasaw
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Colorado
United States
Wells-Fargo
Indian Territory
Te Carlo
Oklahoma
George Williams
Williams
Fred Keeler
Mississippi
Harry Sanders
McKay
Sanders
Harris
Lewis and Williams
Robert L. Bowman
Con
J. D. Lincoln
Byars
Pauls Valley
Lincoln
Porum
Eugene
Ben Titsworth
E. J. Sapper
McMurray Crossing
Sapper
Titsworth
McMurray’s Crossing
Eugene Titsworth
Patman
Pussyfoot
Muskogee
Sam Roberts
Spelling Debate Drives English Names in The Press
In a discussion echoed by the Christian Science Monitor, English readers debate foreign names spelling. The Virgil versus Vergil issue prompts questions about adopting Latin forms like Vergilius and Venice versus Venezia, with Macaulay cited on Louis versus Lewis.
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Virgil
Vergilius
Macaulay
Louis
Lewis
Venice
Veneze
Venezia
Christian Science Monitor
Pleasure in Imagination
A fragment quotes a philosopher claiming much pleasure is imagined as a man working on his automobile considers undemanding freedom from speed limits and mechanical worries. The shortened text hints at a dialogue about carefree travel and ignition, tires, and related concerns.
Unexpected Approval of Speech Highlights Senator Sorghum
Senator Sorghum recalls an embarrassing moment when he forgot his speech and had to finish abruptly. He says the incident led to articles praising him as a dependable statesman who could not be trusted to filibuster.
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Johnson
John
Ling
Lethal Thomas
Johnfair
Lewis
Sorghum
Unpopular Reputation Echoes Through Town
A local remark frames a man as highly unpopular, likening him to a pacifist amid a patriotic crowd. The dialogue suggests strong disapproval and social distance within the community.
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Pussyfoot” Johnson
Indian Department
Bowman
Cators
Bowm
Tiersman
W. E. Strickland
Tulsa
Randolph W. Carthey
Paul's Valley
Chelsea
Edmondson
Lowe
Ed Dyce
Dyces
Dyce
Johnbald
Min- Johnson
Omer L. Lewis
Charley Escalante
Arlee
Mont
Stephenson
Carthey
Little Methodist Church
Sasakwa
Okla
John Morrison
Violet
Oklahoma Line
Morrison
L. P. Dixon
Shawnee
Ian
Walville
East Lynne
London
New York Evening Post