Miss Alice Robertson vows return to Muskogee after defeat
In Oslo on November 11 Miss Alice Robertson the lone woman in Congress said she was insulted by Muskogee citizens who gave heavy majorities to her successor. She claimed the defeat was a business decision and that she would not seek a return to Congress, noting her long service and ties to Muskogee. She owns Sawokia farm and has no income in Muskogee, but expects opportunities may lie there.
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Oslo
Alice Robertson
Congress
Muskogee
Robertson
Aald
Sawokia
City
Woman's Bureau
Department of Labor
Washington
Senator Sheppard Sees Dry Victory and New Congress
Senator Morrie Sheppard from Trans arrives for a visit as the new Congress convenes. He predicts lawmakers will repeal the camamps and pass soldier bonus while warning against repeal of the Volstead Act. He notes Democrats gain strength, Republicans split, and predicts no U.S. League of Nations entry without a supermajority. He is not feeling well and will remain in Dallas briefly.
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Shappard
New
Olstead
Democratic Party
Wilson
McAdoo
Smith
New York
Cox
Harding
Stepa
United States
League of Nations
Senate
Republic
League
Dallas
ROM VALLEY WILLS All Price of Catterpt at several
Local notes detail social visits and travel of residents from McGregor Waco Fort Worth and nearby towns. Mentions families of Dansby Bloodworth Bennett and Peters visiting, shopping, and attending church and Baptist Woman's Missionary Union meetings. Several individuals travel for work and leisure in early November.
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A. G. Gillin
Ciliven
Seay Levaaél Mead
Yao Bone
John Dansby
Monheim
Dam
Mer
Chas, Dansby
Miners Wells
John Bloodworth
McGregor
Mr. Bloodworth
W. H. Carter
Butler
Missouri
Titinein
Summers
Port Worth
Coombs
Ed Walker
Miss Wold
Katharine Bennett
Crawford
A.W. Pottswan
Fort
Wichits
Banday
Frank Bradatrevt
Witte Ehild
Clifton
J. Dansby
Meadames A
Tweedy
Nutt
P. A. Nowlin
Waco
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
A. A. McNeill Jr
Denton
Mary Hildebrand
Vous Crawford
Cotton Palace
Mien Blanche Ferguson
Moshelm
Rolly Peters
Maylor University
Mra
KL A
Peters JB
Pool of Fort Worth
Banford
Charlie Mitchell
Wichita Folie
Aio
W.C Mitchell
J. G. Simms
Meridian
Improvised cannon blast injures youth in Millsboro
Wylie Varner, a 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs J B Varner in Liberty Chapel community, was seriously injured during Armistice Day celebrations at a sanitarium. The improvised cannon from air iron pipes fired about 4 30 am. Varner was struck in the right side by flying pieces while standing about 160 feet away. An operation occurred at 4 30 am. The report notes other boys were firing the device though not directly involved.
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Wylie ‘Varner
J.B. Varner
Liberty Chapel
Aundeeda
Warner
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