Oklahoma Moves to Martial Law as Klan Trial Unfolds
Oklahoma City under martial law as military inquiry probes Ku Klux Klan activity. Troops guard public buildings while police are sidelined. Gov Walton declares wide orders, with Tulsa and Bristow cited as Klan strongholds and demonstrations by masked members turning unmasked. Adjutant General coordinates with city authorities.
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Oklahoma City
Ku Klux Klan
Tulsa
Mobell Russell
State Corporation Commission
Mar Cigoly
W. Key
Ray Frazier
Aisa
Boreek County
Oklahoma
Walton
B. H. Markham
Eut
Lonel W. S. Key
Russell
Ate
House
Senate
Govrnor Watton
Henryetta
State Convention of Labor
Oklahoma National Aard
Bristow
Overnor
$300000 Fire In Fredonia Business District
A fire in Fredonia New York on September 18 caused an estimated loss of 300000 dollars. The Fredonia Laundry a plate room a shoe store and a residence were destroyed in the blaze across the business section.
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Fredonia
N. Y
Senators Silent on Pinchot Boom
Senators Pepper and Reed met with President Coolidge and issued a joint statement denying any premature preference for the 1924 Republican nomination. They stressed the need for serious reflection on country state and party interests before any announcement. Mellon and Heinz joined the visit to discuss a Pittsburgh celebration.
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Washington
Pepper
Reed
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Pinchot
of the Treasury
Cornelius Cole Turns 107, Civil War Senator Honored
Cornelius Cole, former California senator who heard Lincoln deliver the Gettysburg Address, celebrated his 107th birthday in Los Angeles as descendants hosted a quiet reception. He said longevity comes from movement and a flexible diet, noting he quit tobacco years ago and has used alcohol only moderately.
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Cornelius Cole
California
Los Angeles
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Cole
K. K. K. AIDS Evicted Couple Scene Attracts Thousands
Thousands gathered near York on Sept. 18 as five Ku Klux Klan members in robes replaced furniture in the Speck home after John H. Speck, of Dallastown, had been evicted. About 1 A.M. the hooded men moved items back in with crowd help while the couple followed the furniture.
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York
John H. Speck
Dallastown
Mrs. Speck
Wrecked Belmar hydroairplane found offshore
A capsized hydroairplane with two broken wings was found floating off Belmar New Jersey at night. Coast guards reported no signs of life and no identifying marks visible. The plane was discovered by David F. Moore of Belmar who circled it in his motor boat but saw no occupants.
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Belmar
N. J
David F. Moore
Declines Legacy In Marks In French Court Costs
In Strasbour g, Laurent Meyer of Soullz Sous Forot inherited 2006 marks from a relative during the war. The estate was wound up on Monday and Meyer was ordered to touch the money. Costs totaled 1200 times the bequest, Meyer told court officials to keep the money.
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Strasbours
Laurent Meyer
Soullz-Sous-Forot
Here
Meyer
Demonstration in Sorau Turns Deadly in Prussia
London Sept 18 Twelve people were killed and fifteen wounded during a demonstration against the high price of food at Sorau in Brandenburg province Prussia when fighting broke out between police and demonstrators, a Central News dispatch from Berlin reports.
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London
Sorau
Brandenburg
Prussia
Berlin
Snow Flakes Reported In Eldorado Section
Snow fell for fifteen minutes in Eldorado early yesterday in Monongahela City Pennsylvania but melted before reaching the ground. September snow has not been seen in several years in this area.
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Pennsylvania
Monongahelia City
I.a
Eldorado
Dog meets ignoble end after killing 24 chickens
Ferntop Ned a pedigreed edile dog valued at 150 dollars was shot by farmer Milton Gephart of Lower Pottsgrove township after the dog, acting as a game hunter, killed twenty four chickens. The animal had won prizes at local shows and appeared in theater before being killed and buried in a casket.
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Ferntop Ned
Pottstown
Milton Gephart
Lower Pottsgrove Township
Uniterthe
Stanley Swinehart
Pottstowna
Fluffy
Joh Tichl
Puttstown
God
Torrid Night In Frisco Record-Setting Heat
In San Francisco on September 18, a scorching night left the thermometer close to the record high as early morning hours approached. Weather bureau officials noted the extreme heat in the city center and surrounding areas.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Hielty
Weather Bureau
Clue to Kidnapped Baby Resembles New York Child
Morgantown West Virginia September report describes Lillian McKenzie a missing New York infant matching the body of a four month old girl from malnutrition. The child was left at a Morgantown Hospital by travelers in an automobile home bearing a New York license plate. Rewards offered for return. doctor advised diet to prevent death.
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Virginia
New York
Morgantown
W. Va
Lillian McKenglee
McKenzie
Dr Thacher Liver and Blood Syrup Promises Quick Constipation Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup as a pure vegetable tonic that ends constipation without harsh laxatives. It claims to cleanse the system strengthen digestion improve liver and bowel function and even brighten complexion. Available in Frederick at Willhausen's Drug Store with a guarantee of full satisfaction or money refunded.
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Dr 'Phacher
Phacker
Frederick
Willhausen's
Adverlise
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Rockwell Terrace
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Hutzler
Baltimore
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Italy
Japan
Amoco- Gas
Amoco-Gas Globe
Frederick Tire CO
Green's Garage
Maryland Motor & Machine CO
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DR. Thacher
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