Oklahoma workers escape Venezuelan prison ordeal
G B Brown and twelve Tulsa iron workers were seized by Venezuelan soldiers while inspecting Caracas. held three days on revolutionary suspicion. A guard who was a lodgeman helped them escape by boat back to Trinidad. They head for Wyoming next to build steel storage tanks for a New York firm.
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Tulsa
Okla
Airown
Trinidad
Isle of
Briton
Oklahoma
Lodgman
Brown
Caracas
Bo|gati
Isle of Trinidad
State Department
Foreman Brown
Wilds of
Wyoming
Two Merry Tramps at Grand Theatre on December 25
The musical comedy Two Merry Tramps by Wood and Ward is praised as clean, lively, and irresistible. It features catchy music, splendid scenery, and gorgeous costumes. P Fh. Kinnison attends court nearby.
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Wood & Ward
Sonewhat
Grand Theatre
New Oil Pumping Station Planned Near Tulsa
New oil development in the Perryman pool six miles south of Tulsa prompts Prairie Oil and Gas to expand pipeline capacity. An additional pumping station of immense capacity is being built on company property near Jenks to support rising production, with the closest station currently three miles south of Jenks.
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Tulsa
Okla
Perryman
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Jenks
Jonker
Changes in Agency Officials in Oklahoma
Tulat Oklahoma December 19. Several important changes have been made in federal offices in Oklahoma involving Indian affairs. J H N Cobb, district Indian agent once stationed at Sapulpa, is transferred to Nowata while Frank HB Long, district agent at Nowata, moves to Sapulpa in Cobb’s previous post. The Osage Indians receive another payment from the U S government totaling 818000 with about 185 per person.
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Tulat
Okla
Oklahoma
JH. N. Cobb
United States District Indian
Sapulpa
Nowati
HB. Long
Nowala
Cobb
Omige
United States
Tulsa County Journal Consolidates Tulsa Publications
Major Oklahoma newspaper consolidation completes this week uniting Tulsa Citizen Tulsa Chief and Tulsa County Journal under the Tulsa County Journal name to be printed at Broken Arrow by Oh J N Sykes. County commissioners plan to meet at the wire bridge Wednesday to address repairs on a condemned bridge while a pastor announces relocation to St Louis and local church groups schedule meetings this week.
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Tulsa
Tula
Okla
Tulsa Citizen
Tulsa Chief
Tulsa County Journal
Oklaoma
Broken Arrow
Oh J. N. Sykes
James Sykes
Tulaa
Wire Bridge
A. K. Wray
Congregational Church
St. Louis
Charge of wholesale fraud in signing petitions
Oklahoma City Dec 19 Charges of wholesale fraud in circulating falsified petitions to place a constitutional amendment before voters allege thousands of forged names connected to a reform measure by Campbell Russell of Warner. The protest filed with Secretary of State Ben Harrison claims many signatures are forged and cites misdated pamphlets and invalid signatures. hearings set for January 18 with affidavits and witnesses to be presented.
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Oklahoma City
Campbell Russell
Warner
State Board of Agriculture
Ben Harrison
Mark Woodson
Board of Agriculture
Woodson
Secretary of State
McCatla
Chickasha
T. Smith
Oklahoma
Farm Products in Value Rise Across Crops in 1920s
Washington reports final estimates by the agriculture department show farm crop value at 5.789 billion dollars for the year, up nearly 190 million from last year. Increases and decreases in acreage and production are detailed for corn, wheat, oats, rice, potatoes, hay, and tobacco with revised county figures guiding the totals.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Becaus
What Editors Say of Wilson
A spread of editorials from multiple papers discusses Woodrow Wilson in the 1912 context. It notes New Jersey’s vote as a test, debates his presidential viability, cites remarks by Senator Williams and other Democrats, and covers regional opinions on Wilson’s strength, the “favorite son” maneuver, and editorials urging or critiquing his nomination prospects.
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Milwausier
Wis
Woodrow Winson
Thik Brea
Oringeburg
S. C
the Times
Democrat Ix
Woodrow Wilson
Springfield
Vermont
Knoxvie
Nenu
Washington
D.C
Evening Star
Republic
Taft
Milwaukee
New Jersey
Agaii
Wilson
Frewno
Cal
Republicas Party
Huntaville
Aln
Akrot
Wison
Ohio
Gorion
Williams
Birmingham
John Sharp Willams
Arlesiswippi
Senate
Willams
House
Hie
Bailey
Texas
Spokane
Wasih
Spokane Chronicle
Thiu
W. Rt. Dunphy
Walla Walla
Democratic National Committee
Dunphy
Excramento
California
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Mary Howie
Howie
Tuwi
Howie Wan
W. L. Trott
Hang
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Eb, Davia
Geo. W. Bailey
Russell Elliot
J. J. Morning
E. 0. Haskew
D. M. Marrs
P. Fh. Kinnison
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Geo. EB. Harris
South Iguiter Street
Milford - Berger Shoe Company
KO Armstrong
Henceton
Mta
Tom Monaghan
Katy
Monaghan
Pyatt
Sunny-Pat Mildware Company
Chis
A. Davidson
Pyatts East Sher Ridenbour
Monahan
Jali
Poarch
Armatrone
Houston
Tex
Chon
Chicago
Chicago Evening Post
United States Department
of Agriculture
Jn Ittifose
Jon
Champ Clark
Jodson Harmon
William C. Nitiick
Newton
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Withon
New Jarvey
Mition
Loup City
Shallenberger
Walfie
W. H
Okla Oman
Northeastern
Sears
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Seeeere Ot
Cea
Vinita Retailers Association
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