Martial Law Extended in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on September 27, the governor extended martial law, claiming the state of emergency and civilian protections remain in force. Legislators faced militia pressure as tensions rose over meeting in the capitol corridors, with authorities arguing the power to govern remains essential.
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Oklahoma City
Oktay
Momijutin
Kas Sel Klin
Gow Ji Cy Watt Tory
Murray
Shit County
Nad Walle Pon Iim
Dslan
Walton
Tegislature
Ty Imperiahlin
Anid Tf
Matec
Capytoh
Arrest expected after attack on Colza couple
An assault on a Colza couple led to a Warren County warrant for Kowalaski as neighbors reported the attack at the Pawack home. The husband and wife were badly beaten with a knife involved, and the victim reportedly sought medical help while authorities pursued arrest in Calinifile.
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Ko- Waleed
Cobain
Jugtlee Brown
Columbus
George Pasravlent
Colen
Kowalanki
Pawack
Hayes
Voth Banaek
Atackng
Slaying of Jersey Girl Unsolved
Mysterious murder of Myrtle or aux victim Aid Dickson, a Miyenvald High School student, remains unsolved after her body was found beside the Cape May highway. Investigators from the cays united pursue leads as the case draws national attention.
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Migga
Mumlviile
Fan
Aid Dickson
Miyenvald
Qohu
Hife
Cape May
Cays United
Sugar Rises as Refinery Quotations Advance
Sugar prices push higher across markets with refined sugar quoted around ten cents per pound and beet sugar showing gains. Trade notes reference Pacific coast refineries and shifting margins as daily reports cite price movements and industry chatter.
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Pacific Coast
Migar
Mike Plovenes Anderson
Beet
Gorgo Smith
Fashily
New Hospital Movement May Be Launched City-Wide
The Chamber of Commerce discussed launching a hospital movement in the city at a directors meeting. A prior incident at the local institution prompted talk of a general hospital with better facilities for all cases. Fire Prevention Week was approved for October 6 with participation urged from schools and property owners. A committee for a town development bureau was also named to boost civic pride and beautification efforts.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ture Winn
Gore
Anny Monte
Itinerary of Lloyd George Announced for North America Tour
United press reports Sir Alfred Sope announced David Lloyd George's Canadian and U S tour dates. The schedule shows arrival in New York October 5 aboard the Mauretania, then Montreal Toronto Niagara Falls Hamilton Winnipeg and more through October 28 including Cleveland Pittsburgh Washington Gettysburg and Richmond with a New York Metropolitan Opera appearance on November 2 before departing to England.
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United Prom
New York
David Lloyd George
Alfred Sope
United States
Jones
Montreal
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Winnipeg
Washington
Gettysburg
Richmond
Lloyd George
New Yorke
Metropolitan Opera Towie
England
Philadelphia
Boston
Original site for hotel transfer details emerge
Journal reporters report that the St James Hotel property transfer is prepared for self financing with papers delivered through legal counsel. A meeting of stockholders is set for Friday to decide on the hotel partnership and related actions.
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St Jamey
Dex Sens
Selfv
Witte
Nulheim
Wits
Library Lyceum to Launch Lecture Series Ticket Sale
The Mie Zenry Library Lyceum Committee announces ticket sales for this year’s five part lecture course starting Tuesday. Season tickets cost 1.50 with children’s tickets at 75 cents. Individual attractions range from 5.00 to 1.75, with events including Hibble Company on October 16 and Montague Light Opera in November, Sanford in December, Lewis A. Conve in February, and National Male Quartet in March.
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Mie Zenry Library Lyceum
Lecure
Sity
le Movement
Thik
Rynrse Fy
Cir
Perth
Hibble Company
Vitar
Pho Montague
Light Opera Company
Chimes
Chester M. Sanford
Lewis A. Conve
Rth
Ward’s Fate in Murder Trial Before Jury
United Press dispatch from Plains New Mexico reports Attorney General Sherman declared Walter Ward guilty of murder after presenting the prosecution’s case. Sherman said Ward killed sailor Clarete Peters in cold blood and deserves the maximum punishment, while denouncing the defense summing up as propaganda and canvassing misinformation.
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Plains
Sherman
Walter Ward
Ward
Clarete Peters
Sailor Boy
Violence Rages Across Bulgaria as Rebellion Intensifies
United Press reports ongoing heavy fighting in Bulgaria with indiscriminate violence. An Agrarian reform insurrection grinds on in Sofia under strict martial law. Curfew is enforced and outdoor gatherings are banned as authorities urge citizens to stay indoors. About 2000 killed and 10,000 wounded amid clashes between government forces and insurgents.
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Athens
Sofim
Sofia
Big Event in Oddfellow Circles Here
A major Odd Fellow gathering is set for Saturday evening with Jonathan Lodge hosting four hundred visitors. The event centers on conferring the first degree of the dirdar for several candidates from the area. Local and visiting members will participate in ceremonial work and a large delegation from the Pawtalsrandit Association is expected.
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Jonathan Lodge
Ba Conteerell
Ieee
Reveivell
Valiow
Eyig
Odd Felliwe
Pawtalsrandit Association
Junge
Bre Tay
Installation of New Pastor at First Presbyterian Church
Friday night installation of Rev JA Martin as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of the city. Service at 7:30 PM with visiting clergy including Rev Dy Wakefield, Rev My Cressey, and Rev Mr Wilson. A reception in the church parlors will follow the ceremony. all congregation members and friends are invited.
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J. A. Martin
Presbyterian Church
JA Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Ulie
Wakefield
Gressville
My. Cressey
Terie
Mr Wilson
Liniogrity
Installa Povices
Congrezatun and
Teiesidsie
Coolidge Conference on Farm Relief Aims at Wheat Market Fix
President Coolidge today conferred with War Finance Corporation and cabinet members on farm relief. Representatives from the Ninth Federal Reserve district and Northwest bankers pressed for revival of the States Grain Corporation to stabilize wheat prices and absorb surplus while seeking congressional action.
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United Press
Washington
Sep
Holidger
Symynoned
Eeyersny
Wadlaes
Montfort Toner
Eugenie Meyer
War Fijiee Corporation
Hankere
Spotidze
Congress
Feders Reserve
Northwest
White House
North Dakota
Corn Sells Today At Highest Of Year
United Froa SOAGU reports corn on the Chicago board of trade at the year's high for September delivery, with supply concerns and frost damage affecting prices. The market sees August 4 delivery at 75 1/2 cents, while domestic conditions prompt cautious trading as farmers adjust to shortages and weather impacts. Mr and Mrs Holley J David returned from a several days visit at Hilfialy, and Mr Piers departed for Pittsburgh.
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United Froa Soagu
Chicago Board
Cramer Is Again Downed In City Athletics
Fragmented report notes Cramer defeated or downed in a local meet with scattered names and unclear details. Mentions Parker and Myto Clagion among observers and several commuters in the city area. Readable fragments point to an event involving timing and public interest but lack a clear outcome.
Whiskey Heist From Pennsylvania Distillery Traced to Trucks
In Bristol Pennsylvania on September 27 the Philadelphia area whiskey distillery was robbed of about two and a half million dollars in whiskey. Thirteen armed men overpowered six guards binding them and loading whiskey into trucks. Police were alerted after one guard freed himself and sounded the alarm. The robbers fled with twenty one hundred barrels of whiskey as investigators worked to inventory the remaining stock.
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United Press
Bristol
Philadelphia
Searehouse
Redington
Paty
Winny
Réyal
Wight Motor
Adopts Twenty-Five Children to Fill Missionary Longing
Pittsburgh woman Beals and her husband have welcomed twenty five orphans to their home to fulfill a missionary impulse. The family, living in a large eleven room house, provides food clothing and care as the Beals pursue charitable work. Twenty five children, aged 1 to 16, are cared for with help from friends and societies, while Mrs Beals maintains a daily routine of chores to sustain them.
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Pittsburgh
Beals
Beal
Sailroad
Beale
Heals
Chillin Atten
Bagewood
Jon
Benls
Ultimatum on Dry Agents Ignored by Officials
Washington dispatch reports that Prohibition Commissioner Hays will ignore the ultimatum from District of Columbia commissioners demanding dismissal of certain prohibition enforcement agents. The move risks losing cooperation of the Washington police in enforcing dry laws.
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United Frese
Washington
Prohibition
Hays
District of Columbia
Washington Police
Bavaria Leads Revolt Against Present Regime
Berlin reports Sept 27 Germany faces martial law after Bavaria names Gustey von dictator amid revolt. President Ebert elevates Gessler to virtual dictator with limited powers to quell unrest as Reich troops move to enforce order. Proclamation suspends some civil liberties amid crisis in the Ruhr region. Mrs Minerva Crosby of Wrightsville visiting Cleveland bound relatives for weeks.
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Reich
Ruhr
de Gesler
Efote
Ebert
Stiebe
Her
Navara
Gossler
von Lassaw
Reichswehr
Bawilhig
Berlin
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Gustey von
Hind
Martin Tan
Gessler
Hayakiin
Geriin
Herlin
al Bae Varias
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Versailles
von Kahr
Toye
Minerva Crosby
Wrightsville
Cleveland
Oklo
Glenn Sears
East Hier
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Yea
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Oddfellow
Erie Band
Coolidge
Cramer
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Parker
Pramier
Myto Clagion
Vramir
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United Pros
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Dusseldorf
Jorgi Ryeklinghiyayen
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