Oklahoma charges accuse governor of martial rule
In a lengthy set of charges the Oklahoma Legislature accuses the governor of overstepping authority by appointing officials, declaring martial law, censoring press and speech, creating a dictatorship, and using military power to control state operations. The document lists 24 allegations signed by 59 members and prompts a legislative call. A Chicago subplot mentions subpoenas in a separate case involving Helen Ellwood Stokes.
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Jawa
Dia
Mul
Oklahoma
National Guard
United States
Atste
Ucaurped
Atatest
Representative McBee
Chicago
Ills
Helen Ellwood Stokes
New York
Political chatter and rail plan amid Cleveland area notes
Frank L Mann is mentioned as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate in a fragmented report. President Coolidge backs Interstate Commerce Commission plans to consolidate American railroads into a few major systems amid local social notes and encounters in Ohio including visits, family ties, and upcoming football at South Amherst. Local residents, visits, and illness updates fill the page alongside political speculation.
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Frank L Mann
Nih
Mr. Mann
Congressman Mann
Illinois
Washington
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank. Gee
Cleveland
Oak Harbor
Ohio
L. A. Christianson
E. W. Reichard
Will Carroll
May Brown
Lakewood
Angie Robson
Joe Robson
River Road
W. J. Mathews
Earl de Heubner
Ada
F. E. Schriver
Buffalo
N. Y
James Weiland
New York City
Caroline Weiland
M. Kirah
Ridgeville
Mary Letts
Thos. Baker
la Grange
F. EB. Schriver
Grafton
Belden
Pboys
South Amherst
M. D. Lehman
Claude Howard
Athens student treks South America on ten dollar start
Forrest McGurk, 19, son of a Athens Methodist minister, returns to Ohio University after a three month summer trip. He began with ten dollars from Athens and traveled by bus, ship and on foot through the eastern part of South America and Eastern U S cities. He worked as a waiter on an ocean liner and later backtracked across Argentina, then served meals to the sweetheart of Louis Angel Firpo en route to see the Wild Bull face Dempsey.
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Forrest McGurk
Athens
Ohio University
South America
Argentina
Louis Angel Firpo
Bull
Dempsey
Grafton Social News Details Visits and Travel
Grafton residents hosted relatives and friends from New Carlisle Elyria Toledo Ridgeville and Norwalk with Sunday and weekend gatherings. The article notes trips to Buffalo and Cleveland illness and funeral attendances plus a W C T U convention report in Columbus last week.
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Grafton
Credlebaugh
New Carlisle
Ohio
BE. A. Kelley
Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Clifford Webb
Lakewood
Angie Robson
J. B. Finlayson
Dorothea Mertze
James Finlayson
Susan Taylor
Wim Nef
Valley City
BE. W. Reichard
White Pigeon
Michigan
Horace Howard
J. L. Law
Elyria
Wm. Jasper
Everett Squire
Mabel Smead
Columbia
W. E. Baker
Rose Longwell
Mary Fishburn
Correction Names Field Not Teacher In Auto Crash
A correction notes the Fields teacher was not involved in the prior week's auto accident. it was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jap Shoennler who was driving. She was hurt but improving. Local visits include Reynolds from Lakewood and Hardy, Anthony, Bainbridge, Ingersol, Banbridge families. Many locals suffer severe colds.
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Fields
Jap Shoennler
E. Reynolds
Lakewood
W. Hardy
Ely Tia
H. Anthony
Mary Bainbridge
Ella Mae
Olmsted Falls
Ingersol
Dover
Judson Banbridge
Field property named by school board as location
A fragment notes the Field property chosen by the school board as the site. It mentions a 4 goodly number and updates on a person named Thomas Dair. no clear dates or further details are provided.
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Charee
Geniiset West Chatee
Thomas Dair
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R. I. Hill
Optometrist
Elyria Block
Aorasagius
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Pole Ponsky
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