Voices Heard Behind Mine Walls as Rescue Efforts Continue
Rescue teams in Cherry Illinois report new indications of life after entering the St Paul mine. About two hundred workers remain missing or dead as fresh air and distant voices spur hope that trapped miners survive behind fractured passages.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Associated Pres
Cherry
Ill
Enat
Booth
Uemmelver
James Loch Fob
Paul
Gall Iate
Lowlkon
Ike
St Paul
Cade
Wight
Fewede
Metene
Wendel
de Uiliere
Bedinn
Aftyaine
County Treasurers To Refund Taxes To Indians
Oklahoma City observers report that taxes collected on 1908 Indian allotment assessments across the Five Civilized Tribes nations are being returned. Notices have gone out in Johnston, Lafour, Latimer, Coal and other counties with refunds underway, totaling an estimated $100,000.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Nav
Indian Territory
Johnston
Lafore
Latimer
Coal
Illinois man settles claim against bank in federal case
In Guthrie Oklahoma City November 10 the presidents of Columbia Bank and Trust Company Oklahoma City reached a compromise with George I Anderson of Nashville to drop a federal lawsuit seeking two million dollars. The district court had dismissed jurisdiction, but the parties continued negotiations in state court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
USA
Federal Court
Dietriot Court
Olehhomn
Qouit
Tony Mathey Guilty of Embezzlement in Ohio Case
Tony Mathey, former clerk of the district court in Mickagen county, found guilty of embezzling about 400 dollars. The jury imposed one year in prison and a 1000-dollar fine. Sentencing followed political and legal moves, with references to bond and surety company involvement.
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Tony Mathey
Mushodew
Ohio
Tay Mathey
Mickagen
Privon
Balongpad
Cevers
Port Deste
Marrivon
Mautner
Boutherh Surety Company
Oh Malley
Priser
Fordaye
New York Publisher Dies After Operation
Anait Vreee Now reports the New York publisher Wilkin a huftoy dies at his Lane Inland home following an operation for ap Pendle performed Monday.
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Anait Vreee
Wilkin
Huftoy
New York UN
Lane
Ap Pendle
Securing Control Of Newspapers In Oklahoma Politics
Oklahoma leaders from both parties discuss taking control of newspapers to influence the 1920s political battle. Proposals include launching a morning daily in Haid, purchasing the Oklahoma State Capital, and staffing with notable editors and stockholders.
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Ciubrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Haid
Everett Purcell
Nid
Enid
McGuire
Oklahoma State
Guthrie
Congressman McGuire
M. L. Turner
Oklahoma City
Mose Wetmore
St. Louis
Norman &. Mack
Buffalo
N. Y
Homer E. Basford
el Reno
Noble County Sentinel
Perry
J. T. Perryman
Lon Wharton
Okishomm Pastes
Hfe
Wharton Ie
Meade County Telegram
Courier
Pierceville
Kans
Kearney County Coyote
Hartland
Bac
Fox Warrior
Chandler
Cherokee Strip
Wharton
Cherokee Sentinel
Byrd Morning News
Charles L. Stewart
Lexington, Ky
Herald
Donald DP
Campbell
J. Pennell
News Publishing Company
A. M. Hart
Kingfiader Times
GC. Woodworth
Cashion Advocate
D. A. Drake
Ltter
Miter Pyros
Johnny Willinsond Reletant
Bowthwert Selva Men's Journal
Mohoo! Men's
Afr Wilktiowel
Pawhuala
Choise
Calvert
McGuire Has Pipe Dream on Oklahoma Politics
Guthrie Oklahoma Nov 22 An interview quotes Bink McGuire predicting Oklahoma will go Republican by twenty thousand next year arguing Democratic administration breeds perfidy He cites broken promises on separate facilities statehood and labor measures contrasting with Republican tariff promises and voting records against producers and consumers concerns
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Guthrie
Chile
Bink McGuire
Olahonm
McGuire
Constitutional Convention
Democratic Party
Democrate Party
Republican Party
Chicago
Congress
Minufacturera
Aldrich
Middle West
Bird McGuire
Cummins and Dolliver
Iowns LeFollette
Clapp
Nelson and
Leveridge
Brown and Markett
Borah
Victor Bardock
Kansas
Bristow
West 15 Interested in Waterways Movement
Washington reported John A. Fox returned from a trip promoting a national river and harbor program. The piece praises the Pacific Coast interest and Southern Commercial Congress relevance to state and regional waterways development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEST
Waterways Movement
Washington
D.C
John A. Fox
Congress
United States
Rocky Mountain
Sheriff Garrison Guilty Verdict Reported in Oklahoma City
Jurors deliberated for about an hour and ten minutes before finding Sheriff Garrison guilty. The trial followed inquiries tied to Governor Haskell and a grand jury investigation, emphasizing county administration and alleged misconduct in the era.
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Oklahowe City
Okla
Oklahoma
Harvey D
Inrrieda
Sherttt
Haskell
Wormay
Theioere Hint Executed for Procopio and Infanlio Murders
Aveogiated Press reports Theodore Hint and Freddy Infanlio were electrocuted here after a September murder of Therera Procopio and the two children. The execution concludes a lengthy legal case with local officials confirming the death sentence carried out.
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Aveogiated Press
Auburt
Theoiore Hint
Procopio
Freddy Infanlio
Aes
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Collins
Collion
Minera
Illinois
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Pers
Professional Directory
C. W. Day
Empire
Vinita
William T. Rye
Boom
Scott Ridg
W. B. Crawford
Ostro and Electric Therapeutist
Buffington Building
W. B. DePue
Wilson Street
James S. Davenport
Plasyell Bldg
E. A. Stubblefield, 0
M. C
McGeorge
Sheriff Garrison
Louis Bag
Halsell Building
DR. C. S. Nee
Foreman
Buici
Raymond Htone Vinita
Oklaho
G. O. Bury
Bldg
Vinit
Harry R. Haas
Griffith Hill
D.H. Wilsq
DS Te
EDISO
Phonograp
Smiley Furnitu Company
Okian
First National Bank
Dalquest
GC. Marks
Excelsior City
Cobb Hotel
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