Oklahoma Lifts Martial Law After Statewide Rule
Governor Walton announced the end of statewide martial law in Oklahoma at 10 am. The legislature, in a special session, debated impeaching Walton while pledging anti-Klan laws with teeth to curb fear and religious hatred amid two years of lawlessness and testimony of beatings and military court actions. The session named Linehouse as speaker amid the power struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
J. GC. Walton
Aldrich Bale
J. G. Walton
Walton
Linehouse
Ww. D. McBee
Fragmentary Report of Hair Color in Engineer Scene
Disjointed lines describe hair dyes or unusual hair color in an engineer setting. The text notes red hairs in a comb and references to Wallace, suggesting an unexplained origin for the color. No clear incident or context is provided.
University Expert to Judge Farm Predictions Show
C. Em. Carter from the extension department at Aguen tral College University of Missouri will arrive November 18 Wednesday afternoon to judge the Farmredicts Show. Carter specializes in farm crops and will assess the quality of products on display during the afternoon judging session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Em. Carter
The
Aguentral College
University of Missouri
Alex Carter
Sturgeon Farmer Purchases Riggs Farm at Auction
Dr A B McGomas bought the 20 acre Joe Riggs farm near Sturgeon at public auction last week for 70 dollars per acre. It is noted that shortly before Mrs Riggs death in 1920 he refused an offer of 184 dollars per acre for the property.
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A. BR. McGomas
Joe Riggs
Harding Estate Valued At 486565.66 In Ohio Inventory
In Marion Ohio the estate of late President Harding is appraised at 486565.66 with assets including personal property 4254.88 money 24895.90 securities 406794.09 real estate 46720 and stock in Warding Publishing Co. A supplementary report on the publishing company holding will be filed later, according to probate court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, O
Harding
Warding Publishing Co
Burlington woman carried to Moberly in custody
A Burlington resident, 18-year-old since June, was arrested here last Friday night in Wabash with a young man. She is jailed in Younsville awaiting transfer to Moberly. The accompanying boy is jailed on vagrancy charges likely to be upgraded. police describe her as a difficult case for her age.
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Burlington
Pallee
Burling En Dn
Forest fires rage across Michigan and Wisconsin
Fires sweep northern Michigan and parts of Wisconsin with hundreds of firefighters battling blazes. A night rain aids efforts while timberland losses and danger near homes near Michigamme, Iron River, and Saginaw loom, and trains slow through smoke weakened bridges.
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Ispeming
Mich
Dmariqueite
Wisconsin
Henry Mord
Michigamme
Here
Lake
Gold Hairpins in Edgar Wallace's Bedroom
New York City report of a divorce hearing in the W E D Stokes case. Witnesses recount a wealthy engineer Edgar Wallace and Mrs Trelen Ellwood Stokes entering his apartment at 83rd Street and going to a bedroom, with a maid noting a comb and brush with red hair, and no gold hairpins found.
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New York City
T. Wallace
Trelen Ellwood Stokes
Dil Han Payne
W. E. D. Stokes
Wallae
Kirksville youths’ preliminary hearing reset to November 5
Roderick King and Perry Balmer, Kirksville students charged after an assault on Gene Williams, appeared in Moberly before Justice Wi F. Stone. The case, initially misdemeanor, was upgraded to felonious assault as attorneys for both sides arranged a new date and bond of 1500 dollars each. The defendants were escorted by school representatives and bondsmen Martz, Sarmon, and Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick King
Perry
Balmer
Kirksville
Gene Williams
Moberly
Wi F. Stone
Winter & Chamier
Dafanse
Witt, Stringer
Jey Feffries
Justica Stone
American School of Osteopathy
da “Pet Martz
Tk. R. Sarmon
TR. Wright
Mr. Sarmon
Parhool
Memorial Park Fund Received From Kansas City Benefactor
The Mark Twain Memorial Park Association reports a $1002 contribution from 7W.S. Rickey of Kansas City toward the Missouri gifted son memorial for Mrs. Roy Brooks currently temporarily unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain Memorial Park Association
S. Rickey
Kansas City
Missouri
Roy ‘Brooks
Indiana Governor McCray Subpoenaed for Bankruptcy Hearing
Indiana Governor McCray faced a federal bankruptcy summons in Fort Wayne issued after a petition asking his declaration of bankruptcy. McCray offered to testify before the grand jury while noting his farming as his principal occupation. He planned to attend the West Baden governors conference and a Washington meeting with President Coolidge, but the subpoena to Wayne delayed his travel. The Marion grand jury probe into finances proceeded slowly as McCray offered to recount his story if called.
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Indianapollis
Warran T. McCray
Indiana
Wayne
Ind
McCray
United States“marshal
States District” “Court
Federal
Circuit Court Proceedings Cover Divorces and Custody Rules
Proceedings in the circuit court today included appointing Ros Quin as commissioner and continuing the Redick O Bryan case. Pearl Bailey versus George Tyailey resulted in a final decree of divorce with child custody to the mother and alimony set at 150 dollars monthly. The court also addressed other cases including Paul J Holtsnider and Lowry et al, with continuance granted.
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Clieuit
Ros. Quin
Dennnis Hogan
John Waesster
Redick O'Bryan
Madtar
Pearl Bailey
George Tyailey
Nat H
Paul J.holtsnider
Lowry
Huntsville Legion to Stage Comedy Night
The Huntsville American Legion plans a comedy show titled Mare and Mrs Politician to be presented November 26 by local talent. The event includes old fashioned music by Henry Taylor and Bob Shifflett with Miss Mary Randolph, who recently underwent an appendicitis operation at Woodland Hospital.
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Huntsville Post
Americhan Legion
Will Bresenil
Osfat ‘Huntevills
Henry Taylor
Will
Bob Shifflett
Mary
Randolph
West lPraiklin
Woodland Hospital
Batted for Cunningham and Bentley in later innings
In a sparse recap the sequence shows Kenny Cunningham and Bentley batted late for the Yankees and Giants. The fragment notes scoreless innings with unclear framing but indicates substitutions in the eighth and ninth for New York and San Francisco, ending without decisive runs.
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Cunningham
Bentley
Sinking tanker off Florida coast prompts rescue effort
Reports say the tanker Hyerett is sinking off the Florida coast as the steamer Gomal and cutter Saukee push to aid. The crew of 30 has taken to lifeboats as radio messages confirm the situation amid frantic rescue attempts.
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Key West
Fla
Hyerett
Florida
Fadio- Quessages
Gomal
Saukee
Tragic rail bus crash at Atwater Ohio claims five lives
Atwater Ohio October 11 a fast Pennsylvania express plowed into a school bus carrying eighteen children at Lambert crossing. Five bus passengers including four children Mildred 14 Harold 9 Verna 8 and Richard Silva were killed and several others injured. Driver Lewis Cline 42 in critical condition and two others in serious or minor condition. A second collision near Hepburnville killed three and injured seven others.
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Atwater
New ‘York
Meveland
GC. G
Shaw
Threa
Mildred
Harold
Verna
Lawrence
Ravenna
Varna
Thelma
Benshoff
Margaret Kunts
Julia Wanelk
Ate Stanieke
Richard ‘Silvahi
Lewis Cline
Steve Waneik
Stanley Benshoff
Williamsport
Acreale
Hlenburnville
Tun
Here
Tucas
Hepburnville
Geo
Ault
Sarah Wall
Doc Cook to Face Trial in Fort Worth Fraud Case
Dr Frederick A Cook famed for declaring the North Pole discovery faces federal fraud charges in Fort Worth Court. He and about twenty-one associates are accused of mail fraud in connection with the Petroleum Producers Association promotion. Bailey to serve as chief counsel and Judge Kitts presiding. witnesses expected to exceed prior mail fraud cases.
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Port. Worth
Tex
Frederick A. Cook
North ‘ Pole
Federal District’ Court
Patrolem
Cook
Hag
Hedge
Jovn
N. Kitts of
Toledo
United States
Joseph, Weldon
Bailey
Triad
Post-Office Department
Gasenhagen
Denmark
North ‘Pole
Iby Natiour
Lane Of the Farm Exhibition Shows Entertainment and Location
Fragmentary notice outlines a bill of entertainment and the location of various exhibits at a farm event. It mentions Lane as part of the setup and suggests a schedule or lineup for the display. No dates or full names are readable.
Farm Products Exhibit And Events Schedule
A list outlines next week events at Farm Products including poultry and auto shows on Reed street, garden and fruit displays on Reed, a concert by Edward Keating, vaudeville acts, and circus stunts. Other attractions include a checker championship, tug of war, horseshoe pitching, and a Better Baby contest staged mid October.
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Edward Keating
the McCormick
Vaude- Ville
Reed
Street
Far West
Quartette
Edward
Keating
Chevrolet
Cowboy
Johnson
Reed Street
Clark Street
Rollins
Prodneta
Salvation Army
Reed-street
Fifth
Chamber of Commerce
Man Leaps to Death From Hotel Eighth Floor
James I Hurley, 50, of 915 Prospect Ave Kansas City, leaped to his death from the eighth floor of the Frederick Hotel at 312 East Ninth Street shortly after 9 PM. He had just arrived from Savannah Mo and asked to leave his bag. a night clerk saw him taken to the eighth floor and a patrolman recovered his hat and a piece of shelving paper on a fire escape. A whiskey bottle was found in the hallway. Weather reports showers in some areas with warmer readings in the east and south.
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Kansas City
Jamees I. Hurley
Prospect Avenue
Prederic
East Ninth
Hurley
Walter ‘Beal
Savannah
Joe
Grayson
Beal
William Etzold
Robert Treadway
Liquor Smuggling Ring Uncovered From France
New York customs officials seized 96 barrels after a longshoreman broke open a barrel labeled hidea from the French liner Chicago. Inside were 48 bottles of Scotch apricot brandy and other spirits. The discovery points to a larger smuggling operation bringing thousands of cases into the country.
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New York
France
Chicago
Yanks Beat Giants as Ruth Hits Two Homers in World Series
The New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants 4 to 2 to even the World Series. Babe Ruth hit two home runs, one to the upper right field stands and another to the lower right field tier, with Erin Ward and Pipp contributing runs. Herb Pennock pitched for the Yankees, holding the Giants to key hits while McQuillan struggled on the mound for the Giants.
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Ruth
Giants
Ifield
Erin
Ward
Herb Pennock
Fomer
Red_ Sox
Yanks
Hugh McQuillan
McGraws
Erin Ward
Wees
Ruth Ft MD
Yankees
Bancret
Scotts
Roller
Groh
Ona
Bounder
Anning
Schang
Snyder
Scott
Young
Dogan
Emil Meusel
Stan Ball
Spot Ward
Cunningham
Kelly
Pennock
Frisch
Kourth
Stan
Pipp
Youn
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State OF
Special Session
Walton Caoes
KLAN
Wallace
Stresemann
Ebert
Berlin
Reichstag
Kert
Riggs
Volich Woman Hele
Michigan
Edgar Wallace
Memorial
Park Fuad
Gov. M'Cray
Huntsville Legion
Tome x-Sérvice
Innnt
Bo Yanks
R. WE
Vane
H'-Pooa Dugan
Mouse Pippi
Wird
Chang Scott
Renner
Gowdy
Stengold i Johieon Oe Boe
St. Louis
James B. Wil- Hama
James Tuckett
Willams
Tuckett
Hin
London
American- Petroleum Institute
Nas
St Louis
Wales Park
Colo
John Dickinson“ ‘Sherman
Colorado
General Federation of “Women’s Clubs
Jes
California
Natonal Federations Department of Applied ‘Education
Atlantic City
N. J
King ‘Solomon's
Jerusalem
Homas
J<gross
Chelsea
Ehurel
Holy Land
Solomon
R.R
Atwater, Ohio
Ft. Worth
Jas, I. Hurley
Frederic Hotel
Henry Farrell
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