Tulsa tribute to Queen Petrolia in great pageant
Tulsa Oklahoma October celebration marks the International Petroleum Exposition with Queen Petrolia Ramona Marcella Trees of Winfield Kansas riding in triumph through Tulsa streets. Fifty thousand spectators line the parade as the crowned queen leads attendants and rivals through the heart of the city. The parade includes the retiring Queen Petrolia Dororthy Yensei of Tulsa and other princesses amid municipal pageantry.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Ueen Petrolia
Ramona Marcella Trees
Winfield
Kan
Petrolia
Petroli
Dorothy Yensei
Lela Revanis
Pawbuska
Okis
Biz Hs
Woman Reports Attack by Husband at North Flores Street
Mrs Clairdale Flores of 620 North Flores reported Thursday that her husband, from whom she had separated, attacked her to stop her from returning to Mexico. Detectives Walling Bartholomae and Stendebach found the man gone. no charges were filed. she planned to leave Friday for her former home. Marble quarries reopen at Kimmswick with production expected to rise from last year.
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Clairdale Flores
North Flores Street
Walling
Bartholomae
Stendebach
Sales girl inherits $85,000 reward for kindness
Genevieve McDonnell, a Los Angeles department store salesgirl, received notice she inherits $85,000 from her godfather James Connor, who died in the city September 3. The bequest was given as a reward for kindness to Connor. She is one of a family of seven. her father was a police officer in San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Genevieve McDonnell
James Connor
Connor
Lwas
Radio Interference Committee Debates at Conference
Washington Oct 10 The coordinating committee of the third national radio conference met at the commerce department to consolidate subcommittee reports for presentation at the conference at the earliest date. Several committees, especially the radio interference group, have held night sessions to speed up their reports to the conference.
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Washington
Commerce Department
California singer dies in Los Angeles rich via songs
Cincinnati dispatch reports Mrs. Margaret Johnston McAlpin died at her Los Angeles home. She was daughter of former Cincinnati mayor George W. Johnston. The widow had become wealthy through her singing connections. A jewelry robbery at her Cincinnati home years earlier led to four bandits being arrested. one allegedly led the robbery and escaped prosecution after she declined to prosecute him. The others received prison terms.
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Cincinnati
Margaret Johnston
McAlpin
Los Angeles
George W. C.johnston
New York
Painter Faints at West Commerce Near Navarro Street
Howard Bleving a Sherwin Williams painter aged about 80, living at 1145 Virginia Boulevard, fainted unconscious at work near Navarro Street Friday morning. Police and emergency responders rushed him to Robert B. Green Hospital where he was revived after emergency treatment.
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Howard Bleving
Virginia Boulevard
West Commerce
Navarro Street
E- Police
Blvis
Robert B . Green “Hospital
Blevins
Sherwin-Williams “Paint Company
Patent Medicine Cures Colds and Fevers Named
An entry lists a patent medicine labeled for curing colds grippes dengue fever constipation bilious headaches and malarial fever. The item reflects hurried 19th century medical marketing aimed at broad remedies.
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Kimmswick
Get
California
Jenners
Jenner
S. Flores
Crockett
Alamo
Alamo Plaza
Alamo Travis
South
Nunnally’s
Fischer’s Drug Store
Broadway
Ave. C
Rieglei
Duebler
Weat Commerce Street
Galveston
San Antonio
Texas
Baylis
America
Ret
Cher
Joske
San’ Antonio
Joske Bros.co
Ie Wolfi & Marx Co
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