The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27
State Briefs

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MCSKoGEE-Mrs. sue seelcy.
Former M~uskogccau and divorced
wife of Walter Seclcy, oil man, was
murdered Saturday In Tamptco,
Mexico. according TO reports reach
ing here Monday.
M'ALESTER Failing to hear the
approaching Rock ISLAND train at
the crossing at Cairo, south OF here.
sunday, resulted In the death OK
Mrs. William Mcdaniel and the seri-
Gus injury Of her husband. They
we're on their way to Arkansas by
wagon. having completed their
work at this point.
CL1NTON-Mra G. c. Pcndleton
OF this city has lett for Missouri TO
claim the body Of a nan Killed in a
gun fight at Orouoeo, near Joplin,
as that of her husband.
PURCELL-The broom corn har-
vest is beginning in this section.
Cutting and baling will continue for
several weeks. The crop In this
vicinity is considered good.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been
let 10y the odd Fellows here for the
erection of a two-story building to
cost $4,000.
PURCELL - with construction
progressing rapidly, the new swim
ming pool will DO ready August /.
the directors say.
GUTHRIE - The west Side
Methodist sunday school held a me-
mortal service for the late T.. q. EN-
cell, national Sunday school worker
and famous composer. Tho address
was given by j. Il. Nissley. a per
sonal friend OF the deceased.
CORDELT~Preparations are be-
Ing made for the opening of the an
nual c"hautauqua to be held here
August S to ~.
CHANDLER-Busincss men here
have again backed the American
Legion. Contract has been signed
for a chautauqua to be held here
next year by the Arthur j. Mathcny
post Of the legion.
MCSKOGEE-Jesse l.. Sanders,
clerk Of the school board in Chcro-
kee county, and j.. Is. Lowry are n
der arrest here on Il charge OF
forgery. 1t is alleged hat the two
signed the name Of another board
member on the face OF a check for
$4S3, which they attempted to cash
at a Fort Gibson bank.
SAPULPA-Wedncsday will be
.--.I --H L.. " ~ -. $50.
camp, the mothers of the boys TAX
ing supper with them on that even
ing. The camp for the smaller boys
closes Friday night. the larger ones
going into camp all next week.
MTSkOGEE-A "committce OF
100" vas organized here Sunday by
representatives Of the various
churches to promote the moral
welfare of the city" The orEaniza-
ton proposes to take an active in
tercst in city government and mu-
nicipal affairs generally, particularly
in matters regarding crime.
BLACKWELL For the third
time in six years, the safe In the
Frisco was blown open sunday
night, but only $40 was secured by
the yoggs.
NOWATA-District Judge Mason
has dismissed the suit of the Mis-
souri, Pacific against the city of No
wata for an injunction to keep the
city from collecting paving taxes to
the amount of ~s2,5SS.37. The judge
held that the paving procedure had
been legal throughout and that the
property was liable for the tax,
aa
PAWHCSKA-Two Indians, Peter
Ware and Theodore Bearskin, are
being held on complaint OF sam
Smith, a ranchcr living near here.
lie alleges that the redskins induced
his ~li-vcar-old boy to take them FOR
n drive and then piled him with
choc until he was very sick.
HUGO-yhis city is to have a zoo,
probably on the county fairgrounds,
If the plans now considered by the
business men and Boy Scouts ma
ture. 1t is believed that enough
species of wild animals can be found
in this part of the state to make this
zoo an interesting feature.
Neutrality-suspicious. or ex-
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