Public Forum on Captain White and the Bible Debate
A reader letter in the Public Forum targets Captain G S White and his supporters, accusing them of sectarian bias and questioning which Bible is correct. The writer compares religious intolerance to past persecutions, defends belief in the Bible, and laments atheistic challenges to Christian faith while praising civilizational gains from religious tradition.
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Observer
Letter to the Editor Praises Captain White’s View
A reader in Bluejacket Oklahoma dated April 21 1917 commends Captain White’s letter from the previous Chieftain issue, expressing approval and noting it resonated with the writer. The brief missive appears in a daily newspaper context.
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Observer Spars and Titanic Faith Debate Rages On
A Vinita column lobs personal accusations at the Observer as a public clash over religion and reason continues. The piece defends Christianity, mocks threats, and urges open confrontation while recounting disputes over biblical inspiration and moral versus secular critique. Gala Day announced for the Norman interscholastic meet with track field events, school entries, and celebratory plans across Oklahoma.
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Kingfisher
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Mushal Blackwell
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Cherokee
Altus
Crew County
Mitchell Foreman wedding in Carthage Mo announced
Announcement reports the December 1 wedding at Carthage Missouri of Leo R. Mitchell and Ruth Foreman of the city. The young couple will establish a home on South Foreman Street and be at home to friends. The Weekly Chieftain notes the notice and price through January 1993.
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Leo R. Mitchell
Ruth Foreman
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