Colorado Springs summer band draws Oklahoma player
S D Pagin of Oklahoma City played second tuba with the Colorado Midland band of Colorado Springs during the 1812 season. The group gave ten concerts weekly in city parks and Manitou, drawing top musical talent from across the country to the cool Pikes Peak region. The band, directed by H O Wheeler, performed atop Pikes Peak at 14,147 feet, and many local residents and visitors from Oklahoma stayed in Colorado Springs for sightseeing and leisure trips.
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Colorado Springs
S. D. Pagin
Oklahoma City
United States
Colorado Midland Band of
Fagin
Manitou
Stratton Park
Soda Springs Park
Pikes Peak
Colorado
Midland
H. O. Wheeler
Kansas City
Herman Hellstedt
H. T. Trvine
H. P. Robison
R. 8. O'Neal
East
San Rafael Street
H. L. Stewart
H. H. Smith
First Christian Church of
First Christian Church
A. Gordon
Mangum
Mangiita
Connie Stranbe
Acacia Hotel
R. L. Robertson
Lawton
Colorido Springs
Manitow
Montfort Jones
Bernard Jones
Bristow
Pike
EB. Goddard
Pearl Goddard
Said
F. E. Dowell
el Reno
T. Robert
Sapulpa
J. 5. Lewis
Avard
August Hopkins
Golda Bowsman
Crescent
Alamo Hotel
C. Brady
Bartlesville
Uintah Street
Alluwee 1B Big Chief Ben Tincup Pitches Amid Tour
Big Chief Ben Tincup from Chelsea pitched for Alluwee against Wagoner yesterday and heads to Bartlesville next Sunday. He rated the Seminole Indians of Muskogee as the toughest opponent this year and has pitched in the Muskogee State League. Clay Brown traveled from Choutein to Oklahoma City yesterday.
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Alluwee
Wagoner
Ben Tincup
Chelsea
Bartlesville
Muskogee
Girl Leaps Clear As Machine Falls
New York report on Misa Bernetta Muller a Canton Ohio native and aviation student at Mineola who narrowly escaped a fatal crash when tampered elevator controls sent a monoplace plane airborne. She jumped clear as the craft tumbled into a steel wreckage, escaping with injuries or worse.
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Girl
Machine
New York
Misa Bernetta Muller
Canton
Mineola
Muller
Pirates Seize Italian Bark Genee Off Bahamian Coast
The Italian bark Genee was attacked by over 100 armed pirates aboard small boats near Taagua in the Bahamas. After a desperate fight the Genee crew surrendered and were taken to smaller boats with little water or provisions, while the Allemania nearby spotted distress and remained alert.
Noted places in Sussex London and Bexhill heritage
A compact survey of Sussex sites highlights Bexhill inland location and sea breezes, with Pevensey marshes and Pevensey castle ruins dating back 2000 years. Mentions Eastbourne, Brighton, Bulverhythe port, Hurstmonbeau castle, and Mint House where Edward VI slept, plus the old South Saxon ties connecting to the Sackville family and Buckhurst lineage.
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London
Bexhil
England
Sussex
Eastbourne
Hrighton
Pevensey
Thomas Sackville
Baron Buckhurst
Garter
Bexhill
Earl de la Warr
Aston
Bulverhythe
Pevensey Marshes
Plover
Pevensey Castle
Walla
Anderida
Edward VI
Hurstmonbeau
Henry VI
South Coast
Meat shifts dog from boy in Coatesville
James Snyder twelve year old son of William Snyder escaped a mad shepherd dog attack by tossing an express wagon order to distract the animal. A store clerk Albert Flahardy struck the dog with a brick and contractor Charles Dunleavy killed it with a pick. The dog had already bit several other dogs before attacking the boy.
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Coatesville
James
William Snyder
Snyder
Albert Flahardy
Charles Dunleavy
River threat to Lake Contrary near St Joseph Missouri
The Missouri River has eroded land up to 300 feet from Lake Contrary, threatening the lake’s existence near St Joseph. In a single day 300 feet of shoreline was lost. A federal offer of 75,000 dollars to protect the lake was rejected after the city failed to fund its share.
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St. Joseph
Contrary
Middle West
Gets Damages by New Act in Chicago Court
John Faust a carpenter injured May 6 while employed by the George J Cooke company is the first Chicago worker to win under the new workman compensation law. A judgment for 122 dollars was entered against the company. Faust hurt his thumb and right arm when a ladder slipped causing him to fall.
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Chicago
John Faust
George J. Cooke Company
Sleepwalker tumbles sixty feet in Boston fall
Robert Buchanan of Boston, while asleep, rose from his bed and fell sixty feet from a window. He struck an awning, bounced to the lawn, survived unharmed, then dressed and returned to bed, seemingly dazed but uninjured.
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Boston
Mass
Robert Buchanan
Wet states on increase in prohibition vote results
Cincinnati reports on state-wide prohibition elections showing Maine and Texas shifting public opinion toward moderation, with several states now dry while others move toward repeal or taxation reforms. Officials foresee Colorado and West Virginia staying wet in November, while Georgia and Tennessee may reject prohibition in the near future.
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Cincinnati
Aransas
West Virginia
Colorado
Georgia
Kansas
Maine
Mississippi
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Onlo
Police hunt for woman linked to Merrick ambush death
Guthie Oklahoma Sept 15 authorities abandoned the theory a black man killed Daily Leader official Frank Merrick and now pursue the possibility a woman lured him to Third street where he was slain. Four suspects are under surveillance after bloodhounds failed to identify a culprit. District Court opens in Pryor with murder cases ahead and memorial services planned for Judge Luman Parker September 28.
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Guthie
Okla
Frank Merrick
Daily Leader
Merrick
Third Street
District Court
Pryor
Davis
Thurman
W. H. Kornegay
W. T. Rye
James Webber
Reform School
Luman FL Parker
G. A. Dennison
J. A. GI
Seymore Riddle
L. Rider
Dog Saves Life Near Claremore in Squirrel Hunt Accident
Claremore Oklahoma Sept 15 Lewin Jaery a farmer near Claremore owes life to his dog after a hunting accident. A burst gun wound left him unconscious for four days with a severe facial injury. The dog stayed by him, led family to him with his handkerchief, and Jaery was rushed to town for treatment. Doctors expect recovery but one eye may be lost.
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Claremore
Okla
Lewin Jaery
Hhis City
Blafe
Jaery
Juery
Virgil
Jurey
Amos and Carl Croninger Return From Spavinaw Hills Outing
Amos and Carl Croninger have returned from an outing on the Spavinaw hills. The roofing company arrived in town from Tulsa last night to install the roof on the new Gunter building.
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Amos
Carl Croninger
Spavinaw Hills
Tulsa
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