Oklahoma City Declares State Capital Move
Oklahoma City, June 13. Governor Haskell deems Oklahoma City the permanent state capital after legal review and folklore hearings. He leases offices and will remove records. Guthrie sheriff’s bid for an injunction fails. Oklahoma City leads in votes and plans a statewide celebration with special trains.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Haskell
J. H. Burford
Guthrie
Lee Huckins
Colcord
Thirst Parlor Decorator Houser Prank Turns Wet
Ernest Mudd and Ed Kirby clash during exterior painting of the thirst parlor. A splash of water from Ernes ts prank hits Kirby. Kirby retaliates with a brush sending paint mist across Ernes ts head. Moral warns against underestimating rivals.
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Ernest Mudd
Ernest
Ed Kirby
Longmire and Haney to wed in St Louis event
W. W. Longmire of this city and Mrs. Margaret Haney of Hannibal plan to marry in St. Louis on the 20th inst. They will then travel via the Hudson and across the Atlantic to Rome and Switzerland, among other places, in a trip admired by onlookers.
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W. W. Longmire
Margaret Haney
Hannibal
St. Louis
Hudson
Big Pond
Rome
Switzerland
Whitchurch Twin Resting in Baldwin Kirkyard
Wilmer Clark Whitchurch, one of the twins linked to Ellen Evans Whitchurchs death, has died and rests in the quiet Kirkyard at Baldwin. The note records his passing and burial in the local churchyard.
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Wilmer Clark Whitchurch
Ellen Evans Whitchurch
Baldwin, I
Local notices and social updates from Hannibal
Miss Evodia Gentry visits Han nibal to spend days with brother Tandy Gentry and family. R L Battell and wife relocate to Quincy drawing many friends. Miss Mabel Proctor returns from Baylor College in Belton to a warm welcome. Dr W B A McNutt and Judge James T Umstattd travel to St Louis for a specialist on judge’s stomach trouble. A carload of washed nut coal advertised by Lewis Nash. Ray Jett and Miss Mason visit Hannibal. Harvey Walker and Miss Mary Buckner obtain marriage license and wed at Justice Dent’s office, planning housekeeping.
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W. B. A. McNutt
James T. Umstattd
St. Loui
Harvey Walker
Rensselaer
Mary Buckner
Hannibal
Justice of the Peace
Allen E. Dent
Courier-Post
Vague travel note from Rev Weeks praising Salt Lake
A postcard from Rev. E. D. Weeks of Los Angeles reports mixed views on cities. He finds Salt Lake prettier and Missouri better than others seen, while he and accompanying young men remain in fine spirits. Albert Wiles of Clarence visits Monroe friends.
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Albert Wiles
Clarence
Monroe
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Atlanta Constitution
Hearst
Democratic Party
Independence League
Washington Star
Missouri
South Carolina
Houston Post
Senate
Indianapolis News
Illinois
Billy” Lorimer
St. Paul
Joseph Frye
Perry
R. B. Havener
Shelbina
Jno
Robert Robey
New London
Lucy A. Robey
John Schnitzer
J. Crawford
Hunnewell
J.S. Elzea
Vera Crane
la Grange
W. B. Spalding
E. E. DeLashmutt
Tivis Henniger
E. G. Shryack
Los Angeles
Cal
William Yates
Stoutsville
Robey- Robinson Lumber Co
W. H. Elliott
Charles E. Purnell
Orville Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
F. T. B. Ragland
E. W. Ragland
Lucy Smith
Mexico
R. A. Kirby
Janie Smith
N. A. Drescher
Brookfield
B. F. Vaughn
Miss Bessie
Santa Fe
Lewis Ayler
Babe
John Ayler
Globe Democrat
Yes
Lorimer
Dr. Southern
Miss Grace Turner
Quincy
L. M. Wood
Leamer
Mrs
A. G. Wood
Dr. S. Maddox
Lakenaw
George Hogan
Robert H. Elliott
Bisbee
Ariz
Virgil Shearman
John Tulley
Palmyra
Thomas Hawkins
Miss Savilla
John Fahy
Shiel
Herman Levy
Luella McClure
James Ragsdale
Mra. J. W. Cox
E. A. Thompson
Edith Spalding
Silver City
N. M
John Greathouse of
Huntington
Mrs. Marsh McGraw
Gordon, Neb
D. K. Yowell
Century Club
R. M. Walker
Roy McAllister
Joe Pierceaul
Indian Creek
Green
J. J. Dimmitt
Seeneeees
Richard Corder
Budd James
A. A. Potts
C.a.hamilton
Paul Adams
Byrd
Monroe City, Mo
Evodia Gentry
Tandy Gentry
R. L. Battell
Mabel Proctor
Baylor College
Belton
Texas
Lewis Nash
Ray Jett
Ruth Mason
Ellen Belle Walker
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