Coweta Riot Leaves City Attorner Dead Amid Lynch Fear
In Coweta Oklahoma on a Sunday riot the city attorney J D Beavers was shot dead by Ed Suddeth who was then lynched after a mob attacked. Carmen Oliver and Stellar Thompson were wounded, Ed Ruse was shot and survived. State guards were deployed from Muskogee to restore order as tensions ran high and talks of arming negro residents spread.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma National Guard
Coweta
W. R. Allen
Wagoner
Oklo
J.D. Beavers
Wagoner County
Carmen Oliver
Stellar Thompson
Suddeth
Flowers
Nime
Tulsa
Red Bird
Virgil Hurt
Swazer
Katy
Ed Ruse
Swaxer
Hurl
Ed Suddeth
J. Beavers
Oliver
Thompson
Suddeath
Freezing Temperatures Hit Texas and Oklahoma Cotton Belt
Oct 2 reports from the Texas and Oklahoma cotton belt show killing frosts across wide areas in both states. Temperatures ranged from Ardmore 41 to claremont snow in Kent County. In Durant Okla the mercury dropped to 23 with ice. upland cotton may fare better while lowlands suffered. Ardmore and Shawnee noted heavy frost with top crop damage and earlier opening speed.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Durant
Claremont
Kent County
Okla
Mercury
Shawnee
No Move Made In McNamara Gage Trial
Los Angeles reporters note no courtroom action by key figures in the McNamara murder trial as Judge Bordwell plans rulings on three talesmen for cause. Darrow visits McNamara and his brother in jail, while the district attorney and staff prepare for witness testimony and the possible confessions linked to Ortie McManigal.
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McNamaras
McManigal
James B
Darrow
Mr. Darrow
United States Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter Bordwell
Talesmen
James B. McNamara
Times
Clarence 8. Darrow
John J
International
B.C. Robinson
A. R. Mclotosh
Ortie KB
Wisconsin Woods
School Anniversary and Parker Hall Corner Stone Event
The Fortieth anniversary of the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy at Rolla will be marked by the laying of the Parker Hall corner stone and the memorial address for Lyman F. Parker. David R. Francis will deliver the memorial. a Parker statue will be donated by the Parker family. A morning program features histories and remarks by prominent attendees. the afternoon includes the memorial ceremony. A football game between Central College and the Miners follows, with a reception and dance to conclude the day. Judge and Mrs. L. F. Parker and Miss Jacqueline Parker plan to attend.
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Holla
School of Mines and Metallurgy
Rolla
Parker Hall
Lyman F. Parker
Frisco
Parker
David R. Francis
St. Louis
Mr. Parker
Thomas L. Rubey
School of Mines
G. A. Duncan
Walter Williams
J. P. Greene
Liberty, Mo
W. P. Evans
Public Schools
Missouri
J. L. Harrington
Kansas City
E. Haworth
National Association of State Mining Schools
W. Rowland Cox
New York
Arch A. Johnson
Grand Master of
Masons of
A. TL. McRae
Royal Arch Masons of
Bert 8. Lee
Knights Templar of
Miners
Mechanical Hall
Intends to Kill County Judge in Tulsa
Tulsa battles with J. B. Wilson an infamous insane inventor at large again seeking the county judge N J Gubser and Assistant Chief J J Moran. He has been deemed insane four times and escaped from Norman asylum and en route to the institution. He previously attacked Moran with a club in a First Street store before police subdued him.
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Tulsa
Okla
J. B. Wilson
Wilson
Norman
Oklo
N. J. Gubser
J. J. Moran
Moran
First Street
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Roborate McManigal
St. Louis Democrat
Missouri University
L. F. Parker
Parker Plaza
Kansas City Star
Sues
Vinita