Amended Publication Notice in Oklahoma Court Case
The State of Oklahoma Tulsa County Superior Court No 6685 Glenn H Kimball plaintiff sues Ishmael Brown Hur to per the petition by July 3 1920 or judgment will be entered for damages of 650 for personal injuries and costs plus sale of five acre described property in NW quarter of SW quarter of Section 4 Township 19 North Range 15 East Indian Meridian Tulsa County. Witness date May 20. Court Clerk Porter and Deputy Wells. The notice also contains political commentary about Mrs Coates and her influence in Mephens County with local officials and police reforms described.
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Tulsa County
State of
Oklahoma
Nineteer
Ishmal Brown Harding
Ulm
Jonn D. Porter
John EF. Wells
Glenn RB. Kimball
Public Divorce Suit Notice in Tulsa Superior Court
Publication notice dated June 6 1020 in Tulsa Star announces Johnson vs Johnson No 1722 a divorce action on desertion and abandonment Plaintiff must answer by August 7 1920 or petition will be taken as true and judgment granted Court Clerk John D Porter and attorney Gerald F OBrien are named in Tulsa Oklahoma.
Tulsa Star Publication Notice for Hunderston Divorce
Public announcement from Tulsa County District Court in Oklahoma for Hubbie Hunderston and Free Hunderston No 1 048. Defendant must answer by July 5 1920. if not, divorce relief and settlement of the marriage contract will be granted. Clerk Porter and Deputy D. Kr. Telehins attorney for plaintiff.
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District Court of
Tulsa County
State of Oklahoma
Hubbie Hunderston
Free Hunderston
Meintif
Pay Honor to Roosevelt at Oyster Bay Funeral Tribute
Reverent tribute was paid today to Theodore Roosevelt at his grave in Oyster Bay New York by hundreds of citizens led by the Quentin Roosevelt Post American Legion and veterans of the Spanish American and Civil Wars. The grave was a mound of flowers with many placed there by visitors yesterday. About 2000 people contributed offerings.
Wilson League Will Be Approved
President Wilson met with Democratic national committee chairman Cummings at the White House to discuss the San Francisco convention and platform. They touched on the League of Nations, the peace treaty status, preconvention campaign financing probes, and Cummings keynote plans.
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Washington,d.c
Wilson
San Francisco
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
White House
League of Nations
Senate
Omorrow
Ghiss
Virginia
Patterell
Cimetings
Eo Cotimedt
Cum
Oklahoma Woman Sheriff A Success
Duncan Oklahoma June Mrs W Coates of Duncan Oklahoma's first woman sheriff rose from humble beginnings to her current post in law enforcement.
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Oklahoma
Star News
Duncan
Okla
W. Coates
Dancan
Wilson Era Clash Over League Issue at San Francisco
A political clash unfolds as President Wilson faces questions on the League of Nations while the Democratic convention in San Francisco looms. Meantime a separate incident in Pennsylvania reports Charles Walker, a colored boy, shooting two white men after a debt dispute, then surrendering without resistance.
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Viuladelptia
Charles Walker
North Tenth Steed
Walker
Sandel Lakin
Lakin
Gold Cross Society Forms to Protect Native Rights
A new organization, the Gold Cross Society, campaigns to defend the rights of native and subject peoples before the League of Nations and public opinion. It argues the League gives no voice to subject groups, advocates antislavery measures, and plans a Bureau of Information to document peonage, forced labor, and expropriation worldwide.
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Hhs
Gol Cross Society
League of Nations
Court of Public Opinion
Gold Cross
League
Central
South America
Asia
Africa
United States
Leagve of Nations
Germany
Gold Cross Society
Portugese
Fien
Farewell Courtesy for Mrs J A Williams Attended
Mrs J A Williams was honored with a farewell courtesy hosted by 25 guests including Miss Judith Horton who departs Saturday. Roses and honeysuckle decorated the rooms while whist and dancing provided entertainment. Ice cream cakes pinch and souvenir favors completed the simple, heartfelt gathering.
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J. A. Williams
Judith Horton
Sunshine Club Meeting At Mrs Williams Home
The Sunshine Club met at the home of Mrs. A Williams on Sunday at four o'clock. An interesting program was rendered by the children and attendees.
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Little Sunshine Club
Thankful villagers aid in church fundraiser
After an hourlong rite, a fair winded bystanders praised workers who repaired a panel and served treats. Readers are urged to assist with ongoing efforts to bring joy to the ill and celebrate community happiness, as families gather at Mire Villatos North Italianastro for a religious event.
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Mire Villatos
North Italiastro
Unclear draft letters reference California trip and health notes
fragmented OCR text mentions California Oakland May 27 120 and names like Weale Visa Stars and J. Woot. It reads as a personal note about health, travel, and forthcoming meetings but lacks coherent events or dates for a proper summary.
Girl dies as python coils crushes performer on stage
Geneva May A dramatic tragedy at a Serburk theater ended when a large python seized a dancer named Ciro during a performance. Trainer Frawley Qiro and staff attempted to free the dancer as the crowd cheered, misreading cries as part of the act, until she died.
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Geneva
Serburk
Here
Aidan
Tata Ey
Tungarian — Giet
Ciro
Frawley Qiro
Huerta Pledges Reforms and Open Relations in Print Statement
Adolfo de la Huerta, Mexico's provisional president, promised guarantees to all political candidates and reforms to aid workers and promote capital development. He pledged to improve Mexico's ties with free nations and will form a commission to investigate Carranza's death. Huerta, ill with appendicitis, expects to take the oath tomorrow.
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Star News Service
Mexico
PTY
Mextcn
Adolfo de la Huerta
United States
Carranzi
Newsprint Shortage Debated at National Military Association
At Boston on May 31 the National Military Association discussed the newsprint shortage. A resolution urged Senate passage of a joint resolution for immediate relief, including limiting newspaper pages per day and enforcing size rules. Edward Albright of Gallatin warned against profiteering and urged drastic action. William P. Dodge of the International Paper Co predicted higher newsprint prices and called for postal rate changes.
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Boston
Mass
National Militarial Association
Chaktian Porter
House of Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Edward Albright
Gallatin
United States
Mesident PT. Dodge
Interditional Paper Company
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