Yancey Cravat Returns to Oklahoma and News Venture
Yancey Cravat, editor of the Wichita Wigwam and married to Sabra Venable, plans to move back to Oklahoma with their son Cimarron to launch a newspaper in Osage. He vows to uncover Montor Pegler’s killer, foils a bank robbery, and kills Yountis, then defends Dixie Lee in a trial as war with Spain looms. Sabra declines to join him. social tensions rise among Osage wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yancey Cravat
Indian Territory
Venable
Yancey
Sabra Venable
Wichita Wigwam
Oklahoma Country
Sabra
Cimarron
Osage
Yancey Ine
Montor Pegler
Dixie Lee
Spain
Dixie Lée
Wyatts
Philippines
San Juan Hill
Roosevelt
Yancey Cravis
Clint
Prince
Albert
Inng
Oklahoma
Wichita
Oklahoma Terrtory
The
Wigwam
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Ile
Washington
Southwest
Oklahoma Territory
Donna
Venables
Vians
Goforths
Greenwoods
Territory of
State of
United States
Sol Levy
Levy Mercantile Company
Sol
Kansas City
Chicago
Tracy Wyatt
Williane Whipple
Levy
Wyatt
Moses
Orage
Anita
Ruby Big Elk
Sabra How
Ruby
Iame
Big Elk
Cim
Nebraska
Mexico
Pete Pitchlyn
Angie
Alice Roosevelt
Osage town stirs as Yancey Cravat leads drive for statehood
In Osage Oklahoma the Wigwam newspaper thrives under Sabra Cravat's leadership while Yancey Cravat champion’s Indian rights. The town confronts ambition, race, and a young Cimarron torn between loyalty and dreams. Sabra battles for control of family and future as Osage society evolves.
Theodora’s Dream and Will Reed to Wed in Old Town
Theodora learns of a suspected engagement between Will Hanley and another woman, fears for her future, and writes a graceful note of understanding. A mix up with a golf engagement letter leads Will to rush back, confess, and propose immediate marriage in their familiar town with license in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heodora
Trousseau
Mrs Abbey
Mary
Wil Hanley
Will
Theodora
Ted
Theo
Trush
Sle
Ted Evans
Lizards Feast Royalty on Eggs of Crocodile
Observations by C. K. S. Pitman in Asia Magazine describe African water lizards or monitors raiding crocodile nests for eggs. The four foot reptiles ambush nests, gobble eggs and even bite eyes, often leaving with an egg each as the owner returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K.S. Pitman
Asia Magazine
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Edna Ferber
Irwin Myers
WAU Service
Oklahoma Wigwam
Clim
Merchani
By Duford Jenne
McClure
Newspaper Syndicate
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