Three White Men Convicted In Pulaski County Killings
In Pulaski County a group of three white men were convicted for the murder of a Black man tied to a motel owner case. The new law spared them from the death penalty, replacing it with life imprisonment. The victim, described as an African American man with few connections, was killed near Wrightsville on December date.
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Pulaski
Coun
Couy
Mogren
Arkaner
Afric
Rothbury
Nyro
Wrightsville
Indianapolis
Levine Sondrotie Vielons
France
Danube
Rhine
Piance
Hudapest
Tod
Harting
Lance
Great Britain
Stradford to Visit Washington and Philadelphia Before Tulsa Return
J B Stradford, new Columbia Law School graduate Cornelius Stradford, plans a trip from Tulsa to New York City and Washington Boston Philadelphia before returning to Oklahoma. The elder Stradford will open a Tulsa law office with his son joining him after the journey. A reception is planned on their return.
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Tulsa
New York City
Cornelius
Columbia University
J.B. Stradford
Franco
Stradford
Cornelius M. Stradford
Columbia University Law School
Oberline College
Mehta
Bo Iton
Hee Hinson
Young Stradford
Tulas
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Hom
Notice on Publication Rates for Wedding and Obituary Writeups
Public notice instructs strict adherence to publication rates for wedding announcements business writeups card of thanks memorials obituaries and social writeups with line counting guidance and per line charges for listings.
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Businean
Submarine Logics and a Famous Naval Encounter
A historic sea tale describes German U-boats patrolling between Rotterdam and England and British escort actions near the Maas. Seafaring narrators recount a submarine chase, hull strain, and a ship’s crew celebrating a close encounter as engine rooms roar and a captain steadies the wheel aboard a wary wartime voyage.
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Rotterdam
England
Hull
Tarwich
Rotterdats
xaIp
Smuelt
Galt
Changes Involved by War Bring New Tastes Home
War time life may alter households as men return home bringing new tastes and habits such as French bread strong coffee and chocolate. The text notes potential cultural shifts and adjustments in daily routines and preferences.
Big School Fight Enters Muskogee Post Tax Wind
A chaotic report mixes social trends and local schooling notes from Muskogee. It mentions French language influence, absinthe rumors, and officers returning from abroad, then shifts to Indianapolis and a May 26 item on a city school teacher debate, quoting J. Tyler Brown and W. Twine amid a broader dispute over education chief recommendations.
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Owa
Junor
J. Quen
Nowars
Douglas
J. Tyler Broith
Brown
Bette
New Way to Pay Debts
A dialogue from the Hartford Times shows a teacher instructing a new scholar Mary on debt payment. The teacher lists sums owed to a butcher, a waker, a coal merchant, and a landlord. Mary suggests moving away, reflecting a domestic scene about family debt and decision making.
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Mary
Hartford Times
Notice To Correspondents From The Port Office
Notice to correspondents states that all news matter must reach the port office no later than Wednesday each week. Items arriving after Wednesday will be held for the following issue. Readers are asked to adhere to the rule and expect no exceptions at the office. Kaltor
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Kaltor
Taft Man Ships Cattle to Wichita Market
A Taft man shipped cattle by boat to the Wichita market, selling at a handsome price despite mixed market signals. The report praises Ferd for industry and business conduct and notes broader market competition and production hopes.
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TAFT
Wichita
Kanaan
Pord
Peter Hyenn
al. Ferd
National effort to spread tuberculosis knowledge grows
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis announced a campaign to engage physicians, nurses, medical colleges, and schools. It aims to improve early diagnosis and home care, distribute clinical guidance, and connect practitioners with updated literature for broader public protection.
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Phyatetans
Hureg
National Association For
Apedal
National Association
Charles J. Matted
Burke
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C.H. Ford
Kansas
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Tuberculosie Association Mae Pian
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