Oklahoma Governor weighs harsher steps to quell mobs
Oklahoma City June 28 Governor Walton said further military actions to curb mob violence depend on a drop in whipping and assault cases. National guardsmen control Okmulgee county as martial law looms in four others. Officials link the move to Ku Klux Klan activity, a claim Walton has publicly denied. Henryetta sheriff action prompts resumed military control. one local man fined $100 and sentenced to thirty days, appeal filed.
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Lansing Improves as Diabetes Yields for Robert Lansing
Robert Lansing former secretary of state has been seriously ill from diabetes but shows significant improvement with insulin treatment begun in a Washington hospital. He regained flesh strength and dietary restrictions were lifted. He left for his Watertown New York summer home appearing well on the road to recovery.
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North Carolina Paper Mother of Eleven Children
The article notes she was the mother of eleven children and a large number of grandchildren, highlighting a substantial extended family in North Carolina.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Gases Against Coal Operators and Miners Voided
Indictments linked to coal production manipulation and price setting were boxed under Sherman anti trust and Lever act charges. Arraignments occurred May 1 1921 with more delays and no trial. The 1921 indictment cites a 1919 strike motive to raise prices and includes Linton field operators and District No 11 miners officials among the defendants.
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Heacox Exonerated as Perjury Indictment Nets Wife
Vincennes Ind June 23 The grand jury cleared Herschel Heacox of murder links and released him from jail after indicting his divorced wife Iva Scull for perjury. Scull had confessed to in front of Heacox claiming his involvement in the Roudebush killing and said she washed a bloody shirt he owned.
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Herschel Heacox
Wilson E. Roudebush
Iva Scull
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Storm Sweeps Southwestern Missouri Killing One
A high wind storm struck southwestern Missouri last night killing one person and injuring several. Property damage ran into thousands of dollars as rains reached near cloudburst levels in Joplin and surrounding areas.
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Joplin
Missouri
Quebec Plans Cold Storage for Sea Fisheries Growth
The Quebec government intends to establish several cold storage and distributing plants to promote broader development of the province's sea fisheries and strengthen the industry’s distribution network.
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Quebec
New Wood for Pulp From Australian Experiment
Australian researchers report satisfactory paper pulp can be produced from native tree wood when blended with other fibrous materials. The finding suggests new sources for pulp production beyond traditional timber.
Mucilage Formula for Postage Stamps
The mucilage for postage stamps is made of gum dextrin two parts water five parts acetic acid one part. Dissolve with heat and add one part 90 per cent alcohol.
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