Bloody Baton Rouge clash sparks mystery and deaths
A December arrival of 14 men and two women described as Black Muslims led to a January 197? confrontation that killed two sheriff's deputies and two group members, injured several, and left authorities puzzled over gunfire origin and group ties while curfews and National Guard presence cooled the city.
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Baton Rouge
G. Michael Harmon
State Senate
Samuel Upton
Vallejo
Calif
Charles Granger
Antipoverty
Upton
Elijah Muhammad
Granger
Muhammad
WBRJ
Maurice Cockerham
Bob Johnson
Henry Baptiste
Baptiste
Sheriff's Deputies
E. 0. Bauer
Sheriff's Department
Fred Sliman
Bob Blieden
Jim Dunnigan
Bank Report of Condition with Names of Officials
The document presents a bank condition report with asset and liability totals, deposits by type, reserves, and capital accounts. Signed affirmations come from Henry Weddle vice president and cashier, with signatures of bank directors and officers, dated January 10, 1972 in Comanche County Oklahoma.
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Henry Weddle
V.P. & Cashier
Henry Weddle Wyatt B. Hendrick
Ray H. Babbitt
Exall
Oklahoma
County of
Comanche
J.C. Kennedy
Real Estate Insurance
Jerry Mustain
C. E. Price Investments
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Johnson
Sliman
Dumigan
WBRZ
al Crouch
Bryan Clemmons Jr
Clemmons
Ralph Hancock
Dewayne Wilder
Thomas Davis
Chicago
Bauer
Crouch
Grenger
Dunnigan
W. L
Abram Hoover
Moses Williams
Knox
the National Bank
Henderson's Clover Printing Company
C Ave
Security Bank & Trust
Lawton
U.S. Treasury
U.S
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Kress
Barbara J. Hayes
R. C. Brown
Jerry E. Mustain
James Barnett
Charles B. Chadwell
J. Millard Coody
Perman Henderson
Floyd W. Kennedy, JR
Don Richardson
David Sandstrom
R. D. Scott, JR
Grover B. White
James D. Huddelston
Jack Munn
Jack Slaybaugh
Galen Robison
James L. Vineyard
de Piaza
C.D
Kress Cache Road Square
Gibson’s Pharmacy
S. Sheridan