Reforming the Strip A Chapter from Captain Bill McDonald
Bill McDonald uses undercover treeman strategy to expose and arrest the Sand Creek and Turkey Creek gangs. He canvasses offenders, gathers confessions, and leads a backcountry roundup delivering eight key outlaws to law enforcement in a single day across Guthrie, Kingfisher, and Turkey Creek corridors.
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Wanderer’s Creek
McDonald
Deputy Hill
Sardeman
Noning
No-Man’s Land
McDonald's
Cattlemen's Association
Lazarus
Pat Wolforth
Wolforth
Bill McDonald
BI McDonald
Indiana
Quanab
Wanderer's Creek
cDonald
Horace
Trea
Paradise
Santa Fe Express
Ft. I
Tenderfoot
Guthrie
Santa Fe
Kingfisher
Texas
Oklahoma
Bill Jess
Sand Creek
Joe
Cherokee Strip
Hennessey
Turkey Creek
Turkey Creek Gang
Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association
Wichita
Kan
Charlie Tex
Law
MccDonald
Bill
Charley Meyers
French President Failleres Said To Resign Office
Paris reports that Armand Failleres will resign as head of the French republic due to ill health. He has led the republic since 1906 and plans to step down May 15 after the general election. Born 1841 near Agen he rose from lawyer to undersecretary of state and held multiple ministerial posts.
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Failleres
French Republic
Paris
Armand Failleres
Elec
Tion
Agen
France
Nerne
Senate
Taft Names Indiana Man As Vice Governor Philippines
President Taft appointed Newton W. Gilbert of Indiana as vice-governor of the Philippines succeeding W Cameron Forbes. Gilbert is a former congressman from his district and is well known in Indiana.
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Newton W. Gilbert
Congress
Indianapolis
Taft
Philippines
Gilbert A
W. Cameron Forbes
Cold Day In Church Misread Hymns and Texts
The Chicago Tribune reports a church scene where a tenor feigns illness after a streetcar delay and the choir leader allows only a simple hymn. The sermon text allegedly swaps biblical names and mocks translation, while the collectilid turns into a jumble of words.
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Jacob
Rebekah
Esau
Dickles
Chicago Tribune
Birth of theater in ancient Greece and Rome
The article traces theater origins in Athens after the Persian victory around 480 B C, noting the Dionysiac theater was completed about 340 B C. It contrasts with Rome where daily real tragedy limited stage mirroring, and cites Cassius building Rome’s first permanent playhouse around 154 B C and Pompey’s efforts in 55 B C to popularize theater.
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Athens
Rome
Cassius
Pompey
Mernal
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Albert Bigelow
No-Man'’s Land
Licely
Winchester
Jim
Rey See
Fallleres