Tulsa Chief of Police Says He Is Under Bond
Tulsa Oklahoma chief reports Ed Cisco now Ed Connell under bond in Osage County for safe blowing. Ed Cisco and Charles Marshall were moved Wednesday to Tarrant County jail Fort Worth for safer keeping due to jail condition. Sheriff Orr and banker rep left the pair there. money linked to the case remains in Lewisville bank as evidence for trial.
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Tulsa
Osage County
Ed Cisco
Charles Marshall
Tarrant County
Fort Worth
Denton County
Orr
W. A. Shipley
Fidelity Mutual Bank Insurance Company
Ed H. Connell
Connell
Oklahoma
Cisco
Marshall
Lewisville
Shipley
Suratite
First National
Lewieville
Boyd
Texas Bankers’ Association
Hamilton
Feedstuffs Prices Jump on Hay and Hulls
Feedstuffs rise due to drought cutting forage across the Southwest. Prairie hay ships face a $1 per ton advance to $14, pushing retail to $16 and up by over 50 cents per bale. Cotton seed products climb with meal at $31.40 delivered and hulls $11 retail. cotton seed wholesale $25 per ton.
Paying by Check in a Safe and Simple Way
Guidance on paying by check urges keeping funds in the bank and writing checks for the exact amount. It notes deposits to credit can occur anytime and offers referrals to customers who use the check account, affirming the product’s value.
Spanish Premier Mu Raz resigns with cabinet in Madrid
Premier Mu Raz and the full Spanish cabinet resigned in Madrid on October 21, ending their government and triggering a political crisis.
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Madrid
Mura
Militia Ordered Out at Greenville in Lynching Tension
Governor Campbell ordered the militia to guard three negros seized after an assault on Mrs. Will Lloyd in Greenville. A mob surrounded the jail and threatened lynching as Mrs. Lloyd prepared to identify her attacker. police escorted the prisoners to her home amid tense crowds.
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Greenville
Tex
Campbell
Will
Lloyd
Hill County Arrests in Osborn Wounding Near Hillsboro
Jas Davis a farmer near Hillsboro and his companion Jas Parker are under arrest after a quarrel led to Osborn being shot in the back. Davis allegedly fired two shots from a shotgun at Osborn last night.
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Hill County
Hillsboro
Tex
Jas. Davis
Jas. Parker
W. J. Osborn
Davis
Osborn
Osborne
Rock Island Coal mine explosion kills one and injures three
At Hartshorne a blast at the Rock Island Coal Mining Co. mine killed Joe Sci and badly hurt three other miners. About 2600 workers were in the mine and a dozen were near the shaft opening. Lan Hughes, Wm. Finkson and Jas. Johnson were seriously injured. Rescue efforts began immediately. cause unknown.
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Mcalester
Joe Sci
Rock Island Coal Mining Company
Hartshorne
Lan Hughes
Wm. Finkson
Jas. Johnson
For Mien and Young Men Clothes Store Ad
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Reynolds questions Aubrey cotton yield estimates
Mr Reynolds dissents from the published county crop estimate. He says Aubrey's 2150 bales is too low and places Aubrey at 3000 to 3200. He projects the county total at 27000 to 28000 bales, only about 3000 below last year. Aubrey men reported 2100 bales by Wednesday night.
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Ab Reynolds
Aubrey
Mr. Reynolds
Elder Rose Preaches at Pearl Street Church Revival
Elder W. K. Rose delivered a Wednesday night sermon at Pearl Street Church on “The Skeptic's Query” postponed from Tuesday. A good crowd attended as the revival continues through Sunday night.
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Elder Rose
W. K. Rose
Pearl Street
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