Patten Still On Bartlett Ranch In New Mexico
Trinidad Colorado May 7 James A Patten remains on the Bartlett ranch in Northern New Mexico and shows no intention of leaving enjoying a vacation fishing hunting and riding He refused to comment when contacted by telephone Chicago May 7 reports of his return home were denied by brothers George and Harry Patten stating he has not returned has no private wire to the Bartlett ranch and has not been heard from for three days
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Trinidad
Colo
James A. Patten
Bartlett Ranch
New Mexico
Mr. Patten
Chicago
George
Harry Patten
Okmulgee Officials Backed by Local Leaders in Revival Visit
Prominent Okmulgee businessmen met Evangelist Bulgin during revival services and warned him no attacks on county and city officials would be tolerated. Officials have aggressively suppressed bootlegging immorality and gambling, maintaining a high moral standard. Bulgin’s exact stance remains unclear after general remarks in Shawnee.
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Okmulgee
Okla
May
Evangelist Bulgin
Okmul
Shawnee
Author Augusta Evans Wilson Dies in Mobile at 74
Augusta Evans Wilson, born Augusta Evans in Columbus Georgia, died Sunday at her Mobile home after a heart attack. The famed Civil War era novelist known for St Elmo and Vashti was 74, survived by three sisters and lacking children. she lived in the old Colonial Spring Hill mansion and married to Col L M Wilson who predeceased her.
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Mobile
Alp
Augusta Evans Wilson
Augusta Evans
Ble
Springil Avenue
Cedars
Wilson
St. Elmo
Pauli
Vashti
Tiberius
Inex
Devote
Columbus
Gai
San Avenue
Tex
L. M. Wilson
Government files brief in opposition to Walsh
The government today filed a brief in opposition to John R. Walsh, former president of the defunct Chicago National Bank, serving a five year sentence, seeking to obtain his freedom on appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The case centers on Walsh being indicted for misappropriation of funds.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Walsh
Arinogero Becomes Latest Roosevelt Trophy
A bulky bull rhinoceros is the latest prize brought from the Jungle by Colonel Roosevelt. The animal rushed at Roosevelt as the hunter fired from fourteen paces. the beast fell dead. The party has bagged fifteen varieties of game on this expedition.
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Associated Press
Nairobi
British East Africa
Roosevelt
State board gains power over all state supplies and buildings
Guthrie Oklahoma Mayo The state board of public affairs empowered by the legislature supersedes the state printing board and holds full control over state printer and building contracts for the university at Norman and other state institutions. The attorney general notes the board can overrule regents on building choice but must defer to regents on project adaptability.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mayo
State Board of Public Affairs
State Printing Board
West
Board of Public Affairs
State University
Norman
Board of Regents
Regents Aa
Boards of Regents
Pipes-Reed Printing Company
Kansas City
Pioneer Woman Martha Miller Dies at 74 in City
Mrs. Martha B. Miller aged 74 died at her daughter Mrs. Oliver Bagby’s home yesterday afternoon. Wife of John W. Miller she long farmed near town before living with her daughter. Funeral from Dr Bagby’s residence at 2:30 pm today. Survived by husband two sons W. W. Miller Barnexville and Ed Miller Coffeyville Kansas and daughter Mrs. Bagby.
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Martha B. Miller
Oliver Bagby
Thin City
Dr. Bagby
John W. Miller
W. W. Miller
Barnexville
Ed Miller
Coffeyville
Kans
Mrs. Bagby
Train wreck at Springfield kills passengers and crew
A Memphis to Kansas City passenger and mail train 104 derailed at 5 50 am Sunday near Springfield Ma after a washout collapsed an embankment. The engine tender baggage car and several coaches piled in debris. Engineer Charles Haina was killed.
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Sprinfield
Memphis
Kansas City
Here
Charles Haina
Boyles sentenced for Whitla kidnapping in Mercer Pa
Mercer Pa May 10 James H Boyle sentenced to life imprisonment for kidnapping Willie Whitla Mrs Boyle gets twenty five years plus five thousand dollars costs Both collapsed upon sentence and Boyle plans to name a mysterious third party He threatened double death by action and a razor and morphine found in their possession signal a tense finale to the case
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James H. Boyle
Associated Press
Mercer
Lfe
Willie Whitta
Mra
Boyle
Wollara Wnd
Boyles
Camping Party Floats Away After Downpour at Pig Cabin Creek
A fishing party including Lena Rogers J. J. Overley and B. F. Parks camped near Pig Cabin Creek. Heavy rain sent their camp downstream washing shelters and supplies along the stream. Respondents searched toward the stream mouth for missing camp gear.
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Big Cabin Creek
Lena Rogers
J. J. Overley
F. Parka
Parka Place
Train Wreck Near Ash Grove Injures Several
A severe storm caused a wreck on the Kansas City to Memphis line near Ash Grove. Injured include postal clerks M. A. Widener and J. C. Hoey. others harmed are T. Coffman, N. A. Weidner, Hooper, and Pery Posey. Passengers were moved to Monett or Kansas City after the wreck. All mails were blocked as rails and bridges were washed away by four inches of rain.
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Frisco Hospital
T. Coffman
Fort Scott
Hreman
N. A. Weidner
Kansas City
Kos
Hoey
Fort
Hooper
Pery Posey
Kans
Fellerton
Monett
Oxarke
Merrick Smith
Greeley Avenue
Kana
M. A. Widener
J.C. Hoey
Kangan City
Memphis Road
Ash Grove
Frisco
Springfeld
Widener and Hoey
Mra. Smith
West Plains
Former Governor Still Missing From Hotel
Former Oklahoma governor Frank Frants is missing from a St. Louis hill hotel since Sunday. His room is undisturbed as his brother Orville G. Frantz travels from Oklahoma City to pursue leads. A hospital search found no Krante registered. he was last seen leaving in a car several blocks from the hotel.
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St. Louis
Frank Frants
Oklahoma
Hill Hotel
Oklahoma City
Orville G. Frantz
Krante
Lily Hotel
Frost but Temperature Above Freezing Seen
Topeka May 10 A heavy frost occurred in the section this morning with a minimum reading of 34 degrees. Government observers say the frost was heavy but not enough to cause serious damage to fruit crops.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Plan to abolish the Indian bureau eyed by Senator Owen
Washington May 8 Senator Robert L Owen proposes wiping out the entire Indian bureau along with thousands of employees. He says the Indian office and its policies hinder Indian development and may introduce a bill when Congress convenes. He would favor placing capable elderly Indians on pensions and barring Indian claims after court of claims action, planning to submit revisions to the Indian office later.
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Washington
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Congress
Owen
Indian Office
United States
Court of Claims
Holden Killed in Battle Near Hugo
Report from Muskogee Oklahoma details a dawn gun battle near Turkey Creek thirty miles southeast of Hugo between moonshiners and U S marshals led by Special Officer W S Irwin. Deputy U S Marshal Lon Holden of Muskogee was killed with a bullet to the heart. two moonshiners were slain and three moonshiners captured. Eight others escaped as the pursuit followed after midnight and lasted over an hour. The trio arrested included a man named Lee, his son, and another moonshiner named Myer. suspects were brought to Muskogee jail. George Johnson of Kentucky is said to have provided a confession.
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Muskogee
Oklo
United States
W. 8. Irwin
Turkey Creek
Hugo
Oklahoma
U. 8
Lon Holden
Lee
Myer
Mustkogee
Federal
Katy
Niel
Irwitt
Hinge
Orth Uu
George Johnson
Mia
Weston Begins Long Walk Toward Pacific Coast
Edward Payson Weston continues his long trek from Perry Kansas toward the Pacific coast. He plans to reach St Marys, about forty one miles away, by morning light as he presses on along the route. He hopes to cover the distance with steady steps and maintain his pace.
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Edward Payson Weston
Associated
Kansan
Payson Warla
Perry
Pacific Coast
Elit O
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Oxmulgee
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Col. Roosevelt
BOARD
Attorney General
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Whitla
Smiley Furniture
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Owen Bell
Aan
Holden
Posse
D. H. Wilson
Vinita
Cobb Hotel
Idelity Farm Loan Co
Vinita, Okla
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