The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-24
Oklahoma

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s'.' 't' . ,.t,t.ti,g rri,e IN braor
com vII,u H tIs Ilst ton days Haa
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a. .Iv,,t, ,t.t.t.rt tn f.prFatur BroDu.
go III ffr fr..aH tfafrH bureau o.
agrisuitufai o,ououitf
t.s#D Drt sa At tobat 400 v1tsrs of
Enid have irttu advantage % the recent
.,,,rn.uF - ule registration books
.i,.f many r,.ple were out ~ tho city
1tg,g tb, oil,r opp.rfuuffy ana 90 was
derr'Sd tsgtsstfev to- again reopen the
loola Ullf.fi.tIur of tur city is tho
rsarou flr tho new frgIHfratiou " oil
.f,rs
pDSrA CITY. oct. "I.#purinF an old.
fsshi1nsd ru1 on gambling dou. local
poIirs participated with ius green cloth
iuYs in F1mo of grab which stff''l
ssy,Ini buhdrrd do.Iaa on tus table unI
ta. r.Ura r4t fIaG 90 uT ~. They n'HY
,f,..trt sirrt mon who were fined IsN
strf. ttua rstiIur tho city eunturr 500.
D. R FIauuffY. charged WIN operating
tue place waH then turned over % mo
county officers on statr charge and hos
given bond Tor appearances az county
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oENtffUFU. DOT 91-The OkWulErs
fire dspnfttutut has launched O. campaign
nraiust any ttoVe connection for Ehs stoves
that IA not of cast iron. flrn prevention
suEgestiUus ana inspections by tho mom-
tsra Of tho force are a part of the figbt
aEninst losa by fire
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rAWHUfkA, oct. IL, ,. i''lain' .'.,
negro phyHcinn. hHa heen arrested ON
charge ot ielonious eA'Ap', ti"Nne "ut
wcdnesday night of last wesk when mrs
g. uvoftOn was seriously n not fntnilN
hurt Williams, with three negro friends
said by tho police 10 have been tlEhty
under tho Influence ~ lipuor. H. h OIL.
lefed, was uflNhH n,l ~ ~ nit" st,'n
Mrs overton was r,dlhg' m huHlon 70
inlurlnu her, i've olheTs or We o,'ur'i's
woro hurt ahu tng .ai a,,, ,i., hn,y
OK he h'slurH Nvis ""'' .sr,o, ha a.
lAr theg NJ, " "'au'v r ,ha rtgbt
AIDE OF ne roah Mm.hiSSn 'v1mn ,hn o"y,tv ,,Ii
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10 Hen OF p"""'
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Hnit.t', - 49,. r,,r,irg on a r.fuisr
ui.n',,.,t So, uststn,y "a pcVys ami
,.t,s,,i,", ,'s me nus leave. hers every
'hllult''. ',. tn a.. nft,rp,,,
nu,nlus ~ ~, n. srroT,mndatcd
hlN,sen A.y.,y i,in Il. io.ded 10 is
s,,i c,r,,itv
c,,,,uou. cfry oct s,-A .,,,, OF
,'t,,',,'o 80, r,oert educators. headed BY
~, Nyuiiap, n uawdep assistant United
e,-,.. .,,nv,lsatnprr Of education. and In
.i,dins ,ir, ntbrr fuetnbers Of the United
stales burcnti 81 education, is making q
rersot.l inv,sttRatinn Of the school syp-
tenn of Oklnhnmh ~ the last phase OF the
data ON which q general reorganization or
Dt1aboms educational institutions IN eK-
prctod TO he based.
CHELSEA. oct 28.--Thr cotton ain
here IL proving 90 successful that move
lnent IL on foot 60 secure more acreage
in this commodity nskt year. Land 10
nheap and the soil II Ideal for good staple
cotton.
ARDMORE. oct. ?o,--Officbls OF tho
y. W q. A. in Atdmore are planning
uampaign which VIII bs conducted next
S0yombor for the purpose or RAISING fnnus
for tho erection OF building IN thls city
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ENID OCT. 9sLrhe I'VE hunh,s on,,- n,,-
oieh VINO Nol' n"'l :" ~, w, A., .sston.
condition. RoEer kunRle lI-yeAt -old hoy,
has not completely tesuinsl o,nso,ossners
ana remains ~ eeih-uh..u o"nu.' 'o',
Nancy' tho ls-soAI,- s, -"Iu ~, hrrat,r rotio =
oauly NienUhvu nV,h INV ,,,a ,n,nn.r.
bone ana otheI lnlu,,.s' ~" ,,,h'. ,.,noi
NOT Nst 'Nplhlu'u' '"' e"''
completely over
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CHELSEA, oct .d,-lhe eheulper ~
10 hOOAtlNE inl a fhNnlHk