BlockAnadarko Morning Democrat, 1911-07-17
The front page of 1911-07-17. 426 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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Vu3tin Tex-. July 17. -It is u-i'i.vful for women and children a well S3 men to loiter within 1 1 fret of a jelling place on rVction day according to an , p.nt n rendered by Acting: At Attorney - torney Attorney Walthall today. Mr- Walt h ill holds that the sanift law that applies to inen in this respect -an also be made to apply to those ti'A privileged to vote. Accused of Seven Murders Tacoma, Wash., July 17 Sus p cted of having murdered seven 1 arsons. Archie Oble and wife, -,t Vash., lait Monday night, f jr members of the Hill family " Vlenwald. Ore, aBubtwb'-of Poland, a month ago, and a lit lit-t" - t" lit-t" girl who was flain in a Port Port-Ian - Ian Port-Ian 1 Miring hoiue nearly si nonths ago. Swan Pearson. v'i) was arrested yesierdav near l'u, 'Hup. was removed to Jav to O-i'vpia by Sheriff tiast"uof that city. P .n-soii answered all Muestions vil'mgly. He admits h-was in U.mtrtU'nig'it of the murder tnerp. i) r , tys inai niueum t-' the c i. te wasasl'p m the 1 rkof t' d A" ti.e ; -ot on 'hous' having h : f t several daya f rh' H 1 1 ni'irvle' if Anion aM he saj buuiei vregui. Go to l v jjr Car - Stelzner Son for and Tungsten lamps On- i j me whistle of the U .j , hoard in the laud.j Th lot leggera havi ,tbout 1 -! t.mir vocation in Anadarko i'iiv t fie ofllcon ii"t busy
ion shortly afterward almost i ni!ii!'. Htid hur face badlv batter- ,, R T IjttniniolWt editor of t(ie Agh Univa Common wealth, iant tier screams ana went to tier , 'T: "" t "-" .(.- -. -v .v.rv, vf. v v "' " f , I ill 1't in Lin foi;,ir r,( V.u 1..n,,. ' in l'J to J-ln favor of the homo team. Mr. Butterfield weut toOarne gie Mondr.y on a collecting toun Another alfalfa enp will aon lie ready to cut and there will b moisture enough left to i-iake still nnothe" lfoiy" frost.
San Antonio, Texas. July 17. 17.-After - After 17.-After firing a bullet through the heart of his wife. 18 years old, a bride uf three months, Charles R. Campbell aged 21 years, a musician, turned the pistol on himself and sent a bullet through his heart. He fell dead leas than two feet from the body of his wife. MaiTHeTd On Child's Word .Springfield, Mo.. J.ely 17. -A I
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