City Dats Take Charge in New Administration
The new city administration assumed control Tuesday afternoon with about 200 women attending the inaugural ceremonies. Mayor Evins issued a closed town order to police and sworn in a long list of officials including Chief of Police Gustafson and City Treasurer Short. The first official act was to discontinue the appropriation for the Colored Library for an indefinite period.
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Evins
MH. Mahoney
Sincliir
Albert A. Hughes
John A. Gustafson
G. M. Fenn
J. F Prothero
Frank E. Duncan
Park Board
Itsangts
G. Henthorne
Police Traffic Department
K Remackel
L. P. McGuire
L. Lytton
BP. McGuire
Pittman
Short and Bickers
O. M. Anderson
Ramey and Miller
John Penn
William ©. Moffett
Shannon Rogers
R. W. Bray
Leo Irish
M. Brown
Winn
Ed. Yokem
Walter L. Davis
John P. Brown
Luther L. Brown
J. E. Jones
FB. Smith
John H. Mitchell
M. B. Cooper
Hills Robinson
C. J. Jones
W. L. Belcher
BE. M. Jones
Charles F. Foley
J. W. Sayler
W. C. Mecham
Robert C. Wheatley
Earl Sullivan
Clarence Howard
Barney Cleaver
Clem Green
Pete Arbough
Lank Grace
Stalie Webb
R. Thompson
Bil Mouldin
Brett B. Hackathorn
Henry Carmichael
L. F. Squires
Babe Ward
Harry Sanders
A. L. Barnes
C. W. Robinson
W. H. Clark
E. F. Bissett
J. T. Lowe
R. J. Reynolds
Lott J. Landley
Claremore
Colored Library
Overalls and Spats Arrive in Parliament
London reports that overalls have entered the House of Parliament. Major John Prettyman Newman, MP for Middlesex, will introduce overalls and wear spats to ease peers and colleagues into the fad.
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London
Eng
House of Parliament
John Prettyman Newman
Middlesex
Women Buy Site For Colored Library
The Women’s Federation led by Mrs Nellie Creen plans a permanent home for a Colored Library. The purchase follows years of effort by founder Mrs Lois Perdue, who was tragically killed by a patrol wagon as the library moved between locations.
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Tong
Women's Federation
Nellie Creen
Lois Perdue
Guiter
Love
Owens Urges Dems to Unite on Cost of Living Plank
Senator Robert L. Owens of Oklahoma, en route to Springfield to meet Democrats, urged Massachusetts to unite for the real Democratic issues. He named a cost of living reduction and profiteering reform as the platform’s key plank and predicted prohibition would become an issue.
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Istue News Service
Boston
Mass
Springfield
Robert L. Owens
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Owen
Fats and Pawnee Republicans File For U S Senatorship
Mbert A. Small of Tulsa and M. Clark of Pawnee, both Republicans, filed applications for the nomination for United States senator. T. M. Robnen of Sulphur, Republican, filed for justice of the supreme court from the Fifth judicial district.
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Oklahoma
C Ity
Okla
May
Jury Secures Trial Date For Arkansas Man
A jury to try Albert Giles and Joe Fox, two of six Black men, was secured for May 6 in the Elaine uprising murder case. The trial follows earlier delays and the illness of defense chief George Murphy. The court recessed after the state completed its testimony.
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Pecink
Mar
Albert “Giles
Joe Fox
James A. Tappan
Elaine
George Murphy
Little Rock
Ies
Fox
Supreme Court
Planning Great Race Exhibition Highlighted by Mr Johnson
Hon Coury Johnson of Wewoka plans a historic exhibition on the progress of the Indian and Colored man in Oklahoma. He speaks the Indian language and his father was a Creek Seminole interpreter who helped draft treaties with the U S government. The event aims to trace frontier history to the present day.
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Wewoka
Coury Johnson
Oklahoma
Wis
Oklaheena
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Hedman
Oktah
Tornado Wipes Out Pegs Town with Losses Rising
In Pegs Oklahoma a tornado killed and injured many as rescue teams worked amid debris. Seventeen bodies were buried last night and twenty six more were reported missing today. The Stevens family and Littlefelds suffered heavy losses as relief workers predicted more deaths.
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Muskogee
Oko
Pegs
Okla
Exist
Hones
J. M. Stevens
Littlefeld
John Wilkinson
Stephens
Charlie
Homer
Homevelt
Unclear fragmentary note from Roosevelt area
Fragmentary text cites Roosevelt and scattered names and places with references to families and costs. Limited readable details show mention of children, money for a pellet, and telegraphing to Dr. Miller at a distant location. Overall context and facts remain obscured.
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Roosevelt
Miller
Standard Life Puts on Big Drive Here
A damaged notice reports Standard Life Insurane campaign activity in Oklahoma with named officials and agents involved. The text references Milania company ties and district supervisors as part of the drive lasting the past week.
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Oklahoma
Tiatmgers
Gibratter
Standard Life
Joy of
Milania
Oibebabiana
Caiee
Han
Whennedy
Bowly
Oktfrettamager
Kaehande
M. 1
Perera
Muskogee
Ae Cary
WF Herbert
G. South
Fragmented Political Patchwork in 80s Campaigns and Accidents
Unclear clipping outlines multiple political contests with Senator Johnson and General Wood, including New Jersey and Maryland primaries, Missouri party rifts, and a California race. A accidental discharge at a Hardy Hill event injures five bystanders, with several wounded but none fatally.
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Harrison Dickson
Five
Dickson
Hialgmedt
Standers
Jewel Daves
Ho 'Thomas
Sant Morgan
Fda
Weotite Made by E Paper Brokers Are Mined
Washington May 1 The profits made by brokers in the sale of print paper to small newspapers were under inquiry by the senate committee investigating the paper shortage. Witnesses were asked to produce contracts and other information valuable to competitors, prompting an executive session led by Chairman Reed.
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Washington
Tht
Tor
Secste
Reed
Women Demand Suffrage at Conference in St Louis
At the Quadrennial Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church in St Louis women press for full suffrage and equal participation in deliberations. Noted supporters include Mrs Mary J Handy and several state leaders from Tennessee Pennsylvania North Carolina Georgia and Missouri.
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ST. Louis
African Methodist Episcopal Cuty
Sessie
America
Mary JF. Hanty
Bishop Handy
Baltimore
Sandy Simmons
Wm. D. Chappelle
Caroling
WT. Vernon
G. J. Jackson
Tennessee
W. H. Heard
BR. J. Williems
Pennsylvania
J. D. Mes
Jes
Albania
M. 5. Pearson
North Carolina
Job Maryland
C. J, Son
M.C. Weight
Mississippi
W. A. Fountain
T. D. Canady
Georgia
Victoria Matey
Missouri
Oklahoma Medical Association Meets Here
Tulsa hosts a three day Oklahoma Medical Dental and Pharmaceutical Association meeting starting May 12. Officers include Dr. Foster as president and Dr. Watson as vice president with Dr. Wright as secretary. Noted physicians from Kansas City and Memphis are expected to speak.
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Tulsa
Bry
Oklahoma Medical Dental and Pharmanceutical Association
Foster
Oklahoma City
Watson
T. J. Wright
Guthrie
Dexter
Thompson
Masonic Hall Myers
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B. E. Short
Charles W. Dale
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W. RB. Wilkerson
Henry Price
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Henry Premer
P. H Long
H. W. Sinclair
H. Kopp
H. J. Smith
A. B. Dugs
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Hirt Johnison
Reobert Toover
California
Missouri Republican League Club
Bradhuts
Chydtmaan
W. HH. Butefer
Beadtury
Butefer
Sehmoll
Hiram Johnonson
New Jersey
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Bore
Scott Ferris
Broken Arrow
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Oklahoma Medical Association Meets
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