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£^PJTTT?Prtf: -.«■■lt; :;'s3g® ~*rr-?**#•;*«...«11 *« .1'—.. *fc-»• ■•' -••'I1*1#.*“ *»-» jwJ.-***■-» ■Cl.'0/ .._ _ 3.Died of Wounds.Valentine Martyn, Tahletjuah.»£ed of Disease. -Corpl. I.eb. McGrlff# Bailey.John E. Kardokas,, Colony.Richard H. .GWoil n dfed I ration.Capt, Timer Hea* (1,. raHpftka. Capt.-' Ralph-H,RlakeJWmnllpa.Capt. Earl -W%- WhitnejOTiWOWoka, Lieut. Fred During;:?BawCon. •*4!vv:*.. .jc. 4».j • ■-*•*•. :Mr w • »44 —-Carl Ro^ildr Honne»»ey; Martin L; Mills, W*wne.John J. Pehner, . Weatherford. Jim Taylor, Sparrow.’Herbert Lanphere, Deer, Creek. Harlan B. Nelspn.MaysviUO.. TV.;?-*';. \ fV f.X• V. *•.- ',*• ' 1■r.; 1WJ a'i. •• •s i* iISOJoe. Pigeon, ewtumka,Gurle .W. Fisher/ SaUisaw.) Henry E. Green, Phillips. .Tames E. Orrell, Chiekasha. Geo. Henry May, Anadarko. Lee Pehworth* Bdawell. •:. ~';:yy'z^ /“ • ;v*; vr;fc■. • '.tfyrfc .* \ * • •* •► - -rJ«v'ViSergt. Edward Moss,. Moodys. Sergt. Jesse ^ummihgbijii, Rose.Sergt. Charles E. Patei lt;McAlester. Sergt. Samuel R. Mohr, Shawnee.Sergt. Loren DOugTaa RObkyyv Bartlesville. rSergt. Andraflfc Ji McKee; NelsOnsT Sergt. Geo,'rtE. Pringle, Clinton.Sergt. Elbert '’Wilkinson, Hobart.V --4* ft ,T,, .I’:/-V- I!»■ ».*Kail England, Kinta. i Fioyd W. Lever tori, Hillsdale._ *• * iJot Doyle, CkJahOtfla /City. Adrian { Ik Moseley, Cnickasha. Robert Lambdrt, West Tulsa*Lassie S. Wells, Atoka. Ernest* SKprt, Gpthrio,/Sftfllv ^ AlfivinilflV* Hlrm-* ....Sealy Alexander; Okmulgee, James F. Wells, Bromide. ‘- f-waiter .A, Shockley, Henryefcta. ‘ Herbert Whiteshlefd, Cantonement.SergU John . E/^MUlican. Frederick. Sergt. Leslie L». Reason, Goalgate.Sergt. Charles A, Sloane, Caney.Sergt. John A. Hardn, Shawnee.Sergt. John H. Perkins, Jones City; Sergt. Fitzgerald1 Walden, Mead.Corpl. Geo. B. Lutz, Cache.Corpl. Lucius C.yFeatherston, Feather-stone. . • ~ • ■Corpl. Oat O. Hodson, Brisjtow.Corpl. Adam 1L Hunti^Blager.Corpl. Ben H. Trwin, vWdnaward.Corpl. Clester L. Schiffsnan, El Reno.Corpl. Bland C. Watkins, Marameo. ^ ,Corpl. Harvey A. Williams, Manchester. 4JP.ono Monroe, Wnit^; Eagle.L^rfhan Liittes, Okmulgee.^Safh’* WJJjftamS, Oklahoma City,ry--X —M\-Luther Pierce; Henryetta.Nathan P. Sanders, Weatherford* Lra^ RoBbrtsdn, S^oud.Andrew J, Walker, Murphy.Grover C. Faught, Ft. Towson.cvAlpha Frank Payne, Guthrie.Clarence, A- Register, Bailey.Freeman Winslow.Bernard Lynch, OklaKoma'Xfty;:^ Wm. W,-Rosenbaurh, Pauls valley.*r- s.-HXiViMfCorpl. Tobias W- Frazier, Spencerville. Corpl. Harlan B. Griffith, Mutual.Corpl. Warren Potts, MadlU.- .Corpl, Ch#*s, A. Hyland, Kendall Corpl. Franklin E. Chambers, Mounds. Corpl. Allen Demarco, Tulsa.Cofpt. Willie O. Peyton, Enid.Corpl Luther Alexander^ Purdy., Corpl; Wm. R. Swain, Union City.Corpl Lester L. Burton, Hugo.Corp^.' Punk Shealy, Okmulgee^-* • 3honBugler Hepry Patton, Hartshorno. JVTechanic, Claude M. Ferrell, Sentinel Jafnes H. Saylor, Clayton.Wilson Billoy, Bentley.Frank lt;.J. Geers, Altus.Floyd Grunden, Wyandotte.James G. Jones,, Byars.Dan King, Hansom.'Elbert M. Denny, wetumka.Stephen Dunn, Bradley.E. Du call, Davidson.Hervey Howard, Allen'. ,Andrew W. Babb, Bennington.Clyde B. Williams, Mieawber.Elmer Monson, Elk City.Clarence Roper, Willow.Melvin Day, Tulsa.Wm. H. Gann, Poteau.Geo. Henson, Drum right.Austin Prididy, Hartshorne.Claud J. Riggins, Mt. View.Richard M. Pauley, Ferrell Robert P. Runnells, Kingftshef.Alvin White, Wybark.Fi*ed M. Vice, Nowata.Chas. J. Young, Norman.Marion J. Brock,. Berivyn. *Thomas J. Finns, Veniten.Tom E.. JemMngs, Cushing.Clarence H. Garner, Henryetta.John S. McCoy, Welch,Andrew J.^ Garrett, Hdldenville.Seve C. Whitman, Hollis.Corpl. Ernest Lenburg, Arapaho. Marshall J. Nichols, Mangum.Harris, T. Grosclose, Anadarko.Mike L. Burns, Hayward.Louis Carranto, Coalgate.Floyd Hughes, Lodi.Curtis Carl Herrington, Ponca City. Waiter A. Baeom, MeCurtain.Harel E. Harrelson, Clinton.Wm, C. Hest**% Loveland.Carl J. Johnson, Blocker.Mason Arnold, Beggs.Earl A. Fox, Weatherford.Elmer Ferguson,' Afton.Harry Kerstetter, Stillwater.Charlie X Crooks, Cleo.Edwin Walter, Wewoka.Roy R. Chamberlaln*.,.Nowata.Arthur Beni. Carrier, Perry.Ben. J. Abbott, Jacket.Marcy Cully, Snskawa.Lawrence King, Hugo.Ilurvitt Smith, Porter.Jesse D. Rogers, Lexington.Awarded Distinguished Service Cross*Corpl. Willard H. McGraw, Blgheart. Lieut. W. T. Ponder, Mangum, * Sergt. David S. Shackelford, Enid, I Ser Charles W. Allen, Drummond. Dick Dulaney, *E1 Reno*Clifford N. Prady, Enid.. •.\/Carrigau Adair, Sallisaw. Lee Fines, El Reno.Austin L. Whitiey, Sand Springs. Geo. E. Pryor, Durant.Forrest F. Robinson, Oklahoma City. Patrick Childers, Enid.Andy Cole, Moo^ya.Ollie Alexander, Ardmore.Thos. H. Marland, Rush Springs.Ray M. Lorance* Mountain Park. Lewis Sheegog, Hickory.Robert G. Walknp, Gould.John E; Martin, Muskogee.Grin A. Johnston, Byars.Jos. F. Long, Teeka.Blgheart has voted bonds for tlie purpose of installing .water works and sewer systems. ■Rev. Crayton 8. Brooks, an eVaxige* list, has accepted a call to the JFirst Christian church of Ardjnore,.By order of Carl Hinton,f commander in chief ofhe Sons of* Confederate Veterans, George W. Bruce of Muskogee has been appointed commander of the Oklahoma division for the year ending June 1. Ii*xWith visions of becoming as weal* thy as the Osages, the Kiowas, Com tnanches and Apaches of southwest erri Oklahoma will lay claims before the department of the interior for theRed River bedv now considered one/of the most valuable oil tracts in the state.Important messages between cott* manders of the Thirty-sixth division in France were spoken over the teller .*phone by Oklahoma Indians, Majox...^George Robinson, formerly eommatidv,^ er of the llltth Field Signal battalion, says sov spies could not understand the talk.A*.Employment of a city manager ata salary of ^5,000 a year and.the elee-,tion ^of 'qijjMt/0- ol .city com|i)lb0ionQ|^ who are,.-receive, ‘ each, • 'is provito the XWo^l^lV' • /Wtv Lr-. ^ - /V5submitted;^to vote March- 'l®#-v~., ■lt;-tsaved ttt^ tefvinety since S^tember 5, by the purchase of seed and farm products through County Farm Agent J. F. Neely. One hundred and fifty carloads .of seed and feed has been brought into the .county by-the cpunty agent, and sold to the farmers.James J. Shearrer, Wagoner,file.Edgar F. King, Kellyvi Harry C. Swanson, Bartlesville. Geo. L. King, Bernice Wm, C. Bennett, Tushka.Oliver Garrett, Berwyn.Alvah Gumm, McMillan.Wm. J. Plank, MuWrow.Leland Durgan, Kingfisher. Mack Finley, Binger.Millard F. Dixon, Staunton.Earl Clerk, Hugo.Floyd L. Pride, Ryan.IAber Lieberman, Sapulpa. Harold U. Everett, Okmulgee.Joe Grissom. Wewoka.James N. Sanders, Hazel.Pleas Conway; Bookonbon.Robert G. McConnell, Edmond. Lawrence L., McFadden, Muskogee. Thos. Middleton, Scipio. -William A. Mills, O\kwoo4»Oscar I. Rojlips, Lawton.Lester P. 8xhith» Collinsville.Amos C. Lawyer, Dewey.Ray F. Powers, Gage.Harry Marsh, Tulsa.Walter Moody, SaRisaw.Robert Taylor, .Chickasha.STATEHOBEGovernor Robertson appointed Bex. Watts of Altus as state game and fish warden, to succeed G. A. Smith, who has been appointed assistant state treasurer.An initiative petition for 'submit sion of section 12^ artcle 1.0 of the1 constitution, to the people was start-; ed by Campbell Russell, state coyPP' raton commissioner and chiet bXpon-* ent of the proposal. The 12-a qjies^; tion has been before the people, ,three times. The house of representatives by gn- overwhelming vote last .weefc decided * against placing a billTljin the* calendar which would have vitalized1 12-a....\ahm am D Vft^eAPin C3
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