Reo Pilih MMe Olde' great Girr-selly Wt a Bow prices
Notes on pricing and parts for a complex vehicle build. Mentions $220, engine, starter, lights, and machinery charges from a previous company. References streamline body and Shornepower engine and legal or accounting adjustments.
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Omtyan
Anil
Jenene
Plea For A Fallen Woman In Temple Houston Defense
In Woodward Oklahoma years ago a case of prostitution drew defense by Temple Houston a famed lawyer. He urged the jury to view the woman with mercy, arguing society and the law had cruelly judged her, and that only forgiveness could redeem her worn soul. He compared her plight to prodigal figures and urged jurors to withhold harsher condemnation.
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Woodward
Oklahoma
Evisenon
Temple Houston
Beyoudh
Tts
Hersine
Yeor Jan Shield
Oklahoma Republicans Name John Fields Governor Candidate
Oklahoma City papers quote strong approval for the Republican convention held in Oklahoma City naming John Fields for governor. Editors praise Fields as honest and able, noting cross party appeal and the likelihood of uniting voters across factions for the August primary.
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Conngate Courier
John Fields
Repubicane
Oklahawa
Oklahoum City
Julie Finkle
Grove County
Republican Party
Jaz Kieide
Oklahoma Faris Journal
Oklahoma City
Fields
Sinc Statehood
Chandler
Okahora
Watonga
Oklahoma
Republicana
Thin Waele
Bammer
Tulsa World
Ola Toma
Thie State
Grady County
Herter
Oklahomsity
Hobart
Fargo
John Fielde
Tepd
Shawnee Sentinel
Minke
Kien
Perry
Republican Journal
Newkirk
Okta- Down
Tek
Oklahome City
John
Question on party advantage in governor race
A garbled note discusses whether party sacrifices are worthwhile to keep administration from democratic hands and mentions John Pierdauld and a gubernatorial candidate from Okighome. It notes the difficulty of hiding Joho’s stance and hints at a Tuesday event at the preference convention.
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Allvire
Bullweter Gazette
John Pierda
Thore
Sca
Okighome
Joho
Oklahoma Congressmen Vote On Mileage and Clerk Hire
Washington April 20 19 House votes cut mileage to five cents per mile and reduce member expenses while increasing clerk hire from 10 to 180 a year. Oklahoma members Morgan Carter Thompson voted for the mileage cut Davenport Ferris McGuire Murray Weaver split on raises. The $206 to 5 000 salary cut failed 207 to 1 Carter Davenport Ferris Murray Weaver opposed the reduction Morgat supported it Thompson and McGuire not voting.
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D. C
House of Representatives
Oklahoma
Morgan
Carter
Thompson
Davenport
Ferrie
McGuire
Murray
Weaver
Sod
Ferris
Congress
Morgat
Second Kansas City gangster gets 24 years in prison
Oscar Cartison, the second Kansas City gangster tried for aiding the attack on nurse Mrs. Gertrude Shidler, is sentenced to 24 years in prison. Jurors split on death for the seat count. Vic Gueringer, found guilty, awaits hanging. Deen denied a new trial. sentence to be executed May 44th for the March crime.
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Oscar Cartison
Kansas City
Gertrude Shidler
Muyt
Vic Gueringer
Pace
Deen
District Court Doings Highlight Multiple Civil Cases
District Court records from Monday show numerous actions including attachments, confirmations, foreclosures and quiet title suits. Notable entries include confirmations of sales in several cases, judgments for plaintiffs in many actions, and continued proceedings in others such as quiet title and cancellation of deeds. The docket also lists foreclosures, funding-bonds applications, and interventions among parties such as Alfred Ault, Kate Stafford, Hattie Ownby, Pittsburg Company, Western Oklahoma Mercantile Agency, and Town of Beaver.
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State of Oklahome
Alfred Ault
Ale. Taylor
Kate Stafford
Ivave
Etta Nichola
Hattie Ownby
Shephard
K. B. Ligier
John W. Savage
Pittsburg Company
Scandrett & Passi
W. Floyd Shader
J. W. Hannah
Ay B. Caxwell
Vale
John Shup
Joseph Lyonstal
Western Oklahoma Mercantile Agency
G. L. Nicholas
Organ Oklahoma
Billa Potter
Abandonment Case Heads to District Court
Sheriff Tom Martin returned from Butte with Charles Cramner who faced charges of abandoning his three minor children. The children have lived with their grandmother since their mother’s death. Cramner pleaded guilty and was bound over to the district court. Reports note Cramner’s Beaver County roots and his wife’s death in Englewood Kane.
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Sherif Tom Martin
Butte
Montana
Charles Cramner
Chris. Barker
Cramner
Beaver
Parente
Here
Englewood
Kane
Ara
Leanis
Mia
Money to Loan Offer for Farmers in Beaver Oklahoma
A locally advertised lender invites farmers to state the loan amount and land count needed. The note promises to provide loan terms and rates after basic details are given. Address listed as Ereipe, 410 af Beaver, Oklahoma.
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MR. Farmer
Wren
Ereipe
Graded School Closes After Successful Year
The graded school year 1918-14 ends with the Educational Fair over two days. Principal Clyde Green, Miss Lydia Holm, and Miss Edna Tweedie receive praise for diligent, impartial instruction across grades. The community hopes for their return as the school board weighs reemployment for another year.
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Clyde Green
Lydia Holm
Edna Tweedie
Beaver
Ieolf
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