Racial Riots Rattle Tulsa As City Reopens After Bloodshed
International News Service reports Tulsa, Oklahoma, begins restoration after a violent race riot. Militia guard, curfews, and closed public spaces followed multi-day clashes. Dick Howard to be tried for attempted assault as casualties exceed whites and blacks. Fire damage and mass incarcerations noted. A separate Sycamore Illinois item advertises a corpse rental.
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International News Service
Tulsa
Okla
Dick Howard
Barrett
Muskogee
Buckleys Offers Filters at Money Saving Prices
Readable note indicates Buckleys sells four and six gallon alternatives at discounted prices.
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Buckley
Pierce Ridgley wedding celebrated quietly in Caruthersville
The marriage of Curtner Pierce to Agnes Ridgley was solemnized at the Ridgley home by Rev. Harry V. Maculloch. A playful parade by groom's friends followed, then the couple departed for Hayti and a noon train to St. Louis. They plan to reside on West Eighth Street upon return, with wishes for a happy future.
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Curtner Pierce
Agnes Ridgley
Our City
Hor
Miss Ridgley
Chas. Ridgley
jEemme
Harry V. Maculloch
Hayti
St. Louis
West Eighth Street
Geo. A Lamb
Caruthersville
Stains on Wool Recreated by Cornstarch Treatment
A historical note explains removing iodine stains from woolen fabric by dissolving cornstarch in cold water, applying the paste, letting it dry, then brushing off. Repeat if needed to fade the stain. The method relies on starch to lift color without damaging the wool.
An Exclusive Business. Most of the cattle is produced by those who hunt
Burato notes that a segment of the cattle industry relies on hunters and producers who pivot to alternative outputs, highlighting how exclusive commercial practices shape supply and pricing dynamics.
June Elopement in Blytheville Ends in Marriage
Andrew B. Dorris and Miss Helen Guffy wed at the Baptist parsonage in Blytheville on Wednesday afternoon. The couple, after the ceremony, traveled toward Bristol Oklahoma with Wilbur Stewart and wives also accompanying. Miss Guffy, daughter of Attorney B L Guffy, is an accomplished musician. Dorris, youngest son of A J and Mrs Dixie Dorris, is a master musician and director of the Bristol Oklahoma Commercial Club band. Parents bless the union and extend congratulations.
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Hayti
Andrew B. Dorris
Helen Guffy
Blytheville
Wilbur Stewart
Aadrew Dorris
Pearl Cameron
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Dorris
the Baptist Parsonage
Springfield
Bristol
Oklo
Cameron
Dixie Dorris
Bristol, Okla
Deaf mutes testify in Statts murder trial in Columbia
A dozen deaf and mute witnesses testified in the Frank Statts case at Columbia. The defendant is charged with killing his 73 year old grandfather, Samuel Halstead, last year. Mrs Halstead testified Statts kept her prisoner nine months and after the murder handed her a rifle and urged her to kill herself.
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Columbia
Frank Statts
Statts
Samuel Halstead
Woman’s best defense is voice when faced by intruder
A Denver police chief urges women to scream on confrontation with burglars rather than try to defend with a gun. Do not leave doors open or keys hidden. Light the home, avoid darkness, and raise the shades. Buckley’s ad pages mention snacks as the piece ends with local notices. England aids Greeks with financial help and military advice in Asia Minor, secretive due to the London accord. Banks in London and Paris supported Greece, with General Papoulos’s campaign costing about 30 million dollars. Constantine sought Allied recognition. British involvement included civil administration support if the offensive succeeded.
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Rug” Williams
Williams
Denver
London
Mustapha Kemial
Papoulos
Greece
Bank of Greece
Constantine
Paris
Near East
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal
Athens
Concord Items From a Patchwork Rural Column
Community notes report rain needed for crops S Sunday School organized at Stanley and youths urged to attend. Friendly visits include Mrs Bivins and Mrs Fry, plus visits by Mr and Mrs Milburn Fry and Mrs Ben Jones of Pascora. Obituary mentions Albert Watkins’s mother. Local visitors include Clorene Macklin and family, Hanon Deweese and others. Local commerce touts Zeigler Coal and Buckley’s fruit jars.
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Clorene Macklin
Pascora
Gaines
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International News
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AML
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