Vast, Confusing Report From War and Industry Newsroom
The article blends figures on agriculture, war department actions, and political events with scattered notes on military academies, stock quotes, and disasters. It mentions a shakeup in agriculture, exams at West Point, and new royal or political shifts in various nations, with references to explosions, court cases, and aviation feats. The piece reads like a collage of world and domestic matters without a single clear focus.
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Went Point Military Academy
Yale
War Department
Hutt
Ronieds
Ij Alt Facancen
Hich
Mombarkons Tei
Thu
Huerta
Lis Orgen
Prederiog Gamte
Heerta
Sen Vane
Gree
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Albania
America
Greece
Pegoud
Juviay
Buc
Vernaiiies
Pe Foud
Agricultural Show Victory Sparks Statewide Hype
The state Agricultural Show earned top prize at the regional fair, drawing attention from farmers, sponsors, and audiences statewide. Winners highlighted include State Fair champions and participating agricultural groups showcasing crops and livestock.
Wine and fruit display highlight Pottawatomie County fair
County fair coverage notes Pottawatomie and Comanche counties presenting a wide range of exhibits. Woodward Green Carter Grady Canadian and Payne counties rank in the horticultural and agricultural listings. The fair features fruit displays including apples grapes and a notable corn exhibit with a strong cotton section underscoring the region as a leading cotton county.
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Lucksnn
Woodward
Green Carter
Grady
Canadian
Pittetumg
Payne
Wigan
Kingfaler
Melain
Lawn
Laine
Metstont
Amun
Woodwant
Thie
Hite
Ponte
Eaea
Churae
Death Penalty for Indian in Mayes County
Pryor Oklahoma jurors impose the death penalty on Sequoyah West for the 1913 murder of Dan Frame near Strong. West, a Cherokee Indian and member of a prominent tribal family, would face hanging or electric chair under new state law, marking Mayes County's first death sentence.Judge Preston J. Davis of Vinita presided as the twenty third district court rendered the verdict.
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Pryor
Dan Frame
Inhorer
Strong
Sequoyah West
Mayes County
Mayas County
Cmne Waa
Preston
Davia
Vinita
Omtala Diatrict
William Busby Is Dead First Citizen of McAlester
William Busby, longtime prominent figure in McAlester, died following an operation. Reports describe a protracted illness and a careful, gradual decline as medical teams worked to save him. The community mourns his public service and personal leadership.
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McAlester
Washington set only wit Ole Homa keep Port Gill
Washington notes improved plans for next year and the jet department's expanded ETN expenditures at Fort St. bat. Active work will start after a necessary pass on the matter, with departmental weight and appropriations to follow as needed.
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Washington
Port Gill
Atny Paw
War Department
Jet Department
ETN
Fort St. Bat
Cotton Receipts Rise as Prices Hold Steady in Valley
Large cotton receipts at Ardmore show about 2001 bales with prices near 14 cents. optimism grows that 15,000 bales will be marketed, signaling prosperity for merchants and farmers if favorable weather continues. Cotton pickers are returning to fields as demand increases and conditions allow.
Murder trial of Dean Acauittad amid Smith case details
Jurors debated the fatal confrontation involving Dean Acauittad of Smith and Mande Smith. The incident occurred early July 1, with Acauittad pleading not guilty as the defense contends.
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Dean Acauittad
Smith
Murtin & A
Dean
Mande Smith
Aeven
Konyic Tian Dean Alot
Cory Ware
Oklahoma Residents Named in Land Drawing List
A list of Oklahoma names and assigned numbers appears under the land drawing results. Included are Claude W. Ritlesell Minger No 105, Kila D. Smith Oklahoma No 674, B Jefferson Mun higher No 114, George W. Googly Sa pulpa No 14, Frank Elingsworth Knit No 288, Arthur Tull Brown Morris No 248, George A. Kennedy Hard No 495, Robert B. Henry Bartlesville No 40, Alvin Beard Blackville No 41, Clarence A. Allen Hominy No BW, and additional entrants from Lawton Pratt and others.
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Glannow
Mont
Oklahome
Claude W. Ritlesell
Minger
Mra Kila D. Smith
Oklaho
Jefferson
Munhoger
George W. Googly
Sapulpa
Frank Elingsworth Knit
Arthur Tull Brown Morris
George A. Kennedy
McQuinnell
Padle Valley
P. Vorney
Bald
Delia L. ‘Mith
Lawton
Windura
Grimes
Aversoa
Build
Wild mob violence leaves multiple killed in unrest
A chaotic night erupts with mobs attacking Black residents after a public safety incident. Walter Jones and another Black youth are fatally harmed as white assailants fire on homes and trains, injuring several and triggering militia deployment and arrests.
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Diediler Qholed
Chris
Hite
Peel
Frank Kneist
Tobias
Claude Freeman
Fayette
Rallveau
Teller Warren
Joanna Alken
Tom Weeks
Jesse Thompson
Graybon
Walten
Will Jones
Ovi Gite
Appleby
Valley Railroad
Wil
Han Kowigtey
Nan
William Denti
Roni
O'Elvek
Walter Jones
Witinene
Contaable
Knelatley
Eath
Wil Hem
Biganita
Yaroo
Misalevippi Varley
Traly
Natehor
Supreme Court to hear negro rights cases nation wide
Washington reports a concerted drive to press negro rights before the Supreme Court. Cases challenge Oklahoma grandfather clauses and Jim Crow rail service provisions, with Tennessee and Knights of Pythias groups named in related efforts. Fourteen or more readers contend federal courts have erred on voting and access issues from 1866 to present.
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Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Maryland
Tennenses Regio
Raitroade
Pythiae
Supreme Cort
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