The Durant Weekly News (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 31, Ed. 1, Friday, August 6, 1920 Page: 5 of 8
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BrtiUMISSIONER No. 1-Ranv
L30iBSENAT6R-Ferris 85; Gore
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Ij lUDGE-Finncy 38; PaulHn
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K-TY CLERK-Ward 67; Mc-
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y s. SENATOR Ferris 37; Gore
ATE SKNAT'R McPherren 35;
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Iu.ctuliby l"
SHERIFF-Wright 48; Taylor 85;
CLERK Ward 101 Mc-
!es 1.
BEASURER-IJoH gSt Bonntfl COMMISSIONER No. 1 Rambo
'L Lxt.fBaker47.
O.SUl"T -Ryle43?J CiinhMrj D S. SENATOR-Ferris 6; Gore
HGHER Pmson 87; ttW-
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U.S. SKNA1U1V rcmo w
TATE SENAT'R McPherren 30;
Intosb 62.
CO. JUDGE Finney 66; Paullin
Uaytubuy '
sheriff Wriitht 16; Taylor 75.
COUNTV CLERK-Ward 66; Mc-
axj 1C
TREASURER Lloyd 49; Bonner.
COUNTY SUPT Ryle 62; Cun-
igbam 27.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 35; Gore
ISTATE SENATOR McPherren
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C0. JUDGE Finney 67; Paullin
: MaUtibby 41.
ISHERIFF WRIGHT CO; Taylor
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ICOUNTY CU.RK Ward 115; Mc-
Jcarv. 2.).
TREASURER Lloyd 50; Bonner
COUNTY SUPT Ryle 100; 'Cun-
'cham i'li.
U.S. SUN VTOR Ferris 83; Gore
ISTATE SENATOR McPherren
; Mclnti. b. SS.
ser.
CO. JUDGE Finney 47; Paullin
; Ma tubby II.
SHERHT-WriRht 21; Taylor 80;
vtlcs 1.
COUNTY CIXRK Ward 72; Mc-
kary 20.
TREASURER Lloyd 40; Bonner
COUNTY SUPT Ryle 49; Cun-
igham 3D.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 42;
itcalf 34.
C0.C0MMISSIONER No. 1 Ram-
1 54; Baker 39.
I U.S. SENATOR Ferris 37; Gore
STATE SENAT'R McPherren 36;
clntosh 53.
rtte.
ICOUNTY JUDGE Finney. 17
iiin. 58: Mavtnbbv. 2.
ISHERIFF Wriirht. 28: Taylor 48.
ICOUNTY CLERK Ward 69; Mc-
y.27.
TREASURER Lloyd 23; Bonner
COUNTY SUPT Ryle 42; Cun
ijlum. 29.
OS. SENATOR Ferris 37; Gore
.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
; Mcutosh 36.
&rt.
CO. JUDGE Finney 68; Paullin
i Maytubby 45.
SHERIFF-Wright 63; Taylor 88.
COUNTY CLERK Ward 100; Mc-
lry 32.
TREASURER Lloyd 37; Bonner
COUNTY SDPT Ryle 61; Cun-
tbam 88.
COUNTY' WEIGHER Pinson 67;
fcalf 55.
S. SENATOR Ferris 98 Gore
fTATE SENATOR McPherren
""nosh G8.
COUNTY JUDGEFinnov. 73:
Wbpyss- . ...
JWNTY CLHRK-Ward 136; Mel
TREASURER-Uoyd 52; Bonner
CO. SUPT.I cm. n. .
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COUNTY WPlnOTST. r.. on.'
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ffi1!iSJ0NRR NO. L-Rambo.
f S ATOR-Ferrls 82; Gore
S SENATOR McPherrin
"Mntosh. los
abav.
SR: W?q?- Finney 61;
8BERTPB BlSmmf' zo-
"ATI CLERK-Ward 68; Mc
lTREAsbRRRIiord 40j Bfloatr
COUNTY 8UPT-Ryle 20;Cnn-
ningnun 76.
COUNTY WEIGHER-Piiuion 17;
Metcalf 80.
COMMISSIONER No. 2 Hultsman.
7;"Hemdon 97.
AcMUe.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 61;
PaulHn 45; Maytubby 44.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 84; Mc-
Creary 49.
10TREASURER-Lloyd 42; Bonner
COUNTY SUPT.-Ryle 73 Cun-
ningham 78.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 32;
Metcalf 110.
COMMISSIONER No. 2 Hultsman
60; Herndon 87.
U. S. SENATOR Scott Ferris' 52;
Gore 104. '
STATE SENATOR McPherrin
65; McIntoBb 78.
Roberta.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 30;
Paullin 25; Maytubby 43.
SHERIFF Wright 85; Taylor 19;
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 90; Mc-
Creary 8.
TREASURER Lloyd 46; Bonner
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 18; Cun-
ningham 80.
COUNTY WEIGHER PinBon 38;
meicaii ou
STATE SENATOR McPherren
10; Mcintosh 19.
Allison. r
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 11
Paullin 4 llBytubby 15.
. SHEJUMp Wright 18; Taylor 18.
COUKTY CLERK-Ward 26; Mc
Creary ft
TREASURER Lloyd 10; Bonner
21.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 19; Cun-
ningham. 13.
U. ST3ENATOR Ferris 6; Gore
25.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
10; Mcintosh 19.
Bushnell.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 46;
Paullin 10; Maytubby 12.
SHERIFF WriRht 12; Taylor 57;
Bowles 1.
COUNTY CLERK Word 57; M-
Creary 9.
TREASURER Lloyd 31; Bonner
29.
COUNTY SUIT. Ryle 31; Cun-
ningham 32.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 3t;
Metcalf 27.
COMMISSIONER No. 2 Hultsman
35; Herndon. 27.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 11; Gore
57.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
31; Mcintosh 31.
Kemp.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 40;
Paullin G7; Maytubby 31.
SHERIFF WriRht 88; Taylor 58.
' COUNTY CLERK-Ward 101; Mc-
Creary 32.
TREASURER Lloyd 61; Bonner
55. '
COUNTY SUIT. Ryle 55; Cun
ningham 72.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 36;
Metcalf 73.
COMMISSIONER No. 2 Hultsman
88; Herndon 45.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 28; Gore
105.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
62; Mcintosh 70.
Albany.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 98;
Paullin 90; Maytubby 17.
SHERIFF Wright 137; Taylor
82; Bowles 2.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 138; Mc-
Creary 44.
TREASURER Lloyd 104; Bonner
54.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 145; Cun
ningham 46. -
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 22;
Metcalf. 165.
COMMISSIONER No. 2 Hultsman
155; Herndon 63.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 96; Gore
100.
Wade.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 60;
Paullin 28; Maytubby 31.
SHERIFF-Wright 95; Taylor 30;
Bowles 0.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 80; Mc-
Creary. 23.
TREASURER Lloyd 71; Bonner
34.
COUNTY SUPTv Ryle 46; Cun
nineham. 70.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 19;
Metcalf. 87.
L COMMISSIONER No. 2 Hultsman
77; Herndon 4U.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 49; Gore
68.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
61; Mcintosh 52.
Utica. . '
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 20;
Paullin 37; Mnytubby 17.
SHERIFF-Wright 45; Taylor. 34.
COUNTY CLERK Ws.-. 31; -Mc-Creary
17.
TREASURER Lloyd 33; Bonner
ss.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 28; Cun
ningham 46.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 45
Metcalf. 37.
COMMISSIONER No. 2 Hultsman
43; Herndon 31.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 13; Gore
AH.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
81; Mcintosh 32.
Ptttr.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 44;
Paullin 40; Maytubby 11.
SHERIFF Wright M; Taylor 49
OUNTY CLERK Wrd 68; Me
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Creary 19.
TREASURER Llovd. 41: Bdimer.
48.
COUNTY SUPTv Rvl... 7B; Cun
ningham 18.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris. 69: Gore.
27. ' '
STATE SENATOR 1ur.PliM.n.
38; Mcintosh 57c.
ilendrix.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 16;
Paullin 16; Maytubby 10.
SHERIFF-Wright 26; Taylor 16.
COUNTY CLERK Ward. 21s Me-
Creary 16.
TREASURER Llovd. IS: Bonner.
25. ' ' . ' '
COUNTY SUPT. Rvle. 12: Cun
ningham 25.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 23; Gore
STATE SENATOR McPherren.
zo; Mcintosh 16.
Mulberry.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 42;
Paullin 7; Maytubby 3.
SHERIFF-Wright 22; Taylor 10;
Bowles 0.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 24; Me-
Crcary 6.
TREASURER Lloyd. 4: Bonner.
'.
COUNTY SUPT. Rvle. 22: Cun
ningham 10.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 29;
Metcalf. 3.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris. 7: Gore.
25. .
STATE SENATOR McPherrin
its; jucintosn 19.
Risner School Hoase.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 37:
Paullin 13; Maytubby 7.
SHERIFF-Wright; 40; Taylor 15;
Bowlei L
COUN7T-CLKk-Ward. 38: Mc-
Cretry. I --
TREAIi c&Mvofri 24; Bonner
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle. 25: Cun-
ningbam1.Z6.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson. 14:
Metcalf 39.
COMMISSIONER No. 3 Jones. 1:
Worthy 46; Brown 6.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris. 13: Gore.
42.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
30; Mcintosh 22.
West Caddo.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 51;
I'aullin 32; Maytubby 23G.
SHERIFF-Wright 120; Taylor
200; Bowles 2.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 200; Mc
Creary 83.
TREASURER Lloyd 9G; Bonner
IDS.
COUNTY SUIT. Ryle 117: Cun
ningham 1G1.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 2G9;
Sletcnlf 31.
COMMISSIONER No. 3 Jones
24G; Worthy 11; Brown 39.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 189; Gore
12o.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
155; Mcintosh InR.
East Caddo.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 22;
Paullin 20; Maytubby 100.
SHERIFF-Wright GO; Taylor 83;
Bowles 1.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 99; Mc-
Creary 32.
TREASURER Lloyd 79; Bonner
56.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 63; Cun
ningham 68.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 139;
Metcalf 11.
COMMISSIONER No. 3 Jones 94;
Worthy 6; Brown 43.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 60; Gore
96.
STATfl SENATOR McPhenen
61; Mcintosh 84.
Kenefick.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 59;
Paullin 40; Maytubby 22.
SHERIFF-Wright 28; Taylor
112.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 94; Me
Creary 32.
TREASURER Lloyd 41; Bonner
89.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 19; Cun-
ningham 108.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 103;
Metcalf 51.
COMMISSIONER No. 3 Jones 63;
Worthy 51; Brown 16.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 68; Gore
71.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
80; Mcintosh 53.
Bokchito.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 97;
Paullin 112; Maytubby 65.
SHERIFF-Wright 209; Taylor
73; Bowles 3.
COUNTY CLERK Ward 197; Mc-
Creary 72.
TREASURER Lloyd 113; Bonner
135.
COUNTY SUIT. Ryle 218; Cun-
ningham 57.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson C4;
Metcalf 217.
COMMISSIONER No. 3-Joncs 37;
Worthy 159; Brown 83.
U. S. SENATOR--Ferris 91; Gore
185.
STATE SENATOR HcPhcrrin
152; Mcintosh 105.
West Bennington.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 61;
Paullin 79; Maytubby 50.
SHERIFF-Wright 71; Taylor 131
Bowles 1.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 80; Mc-
Creary. 104.
TREASURER Lloyd 138; Bonner
51.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 68; Cun
ningham 108.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 98;
Metcalf 75.
COMMISSIONER No. 3 Jones 36;
Worthy. 76: Brown. 75.
I U. S. SENATOR rexru t; uore
1 129.
iflifWV
STATE SENATOR - M..-herrcn
96; Mcintosh 89.
South BenalarteR.
COUNTY JUDGE - Finney 43;
Paullin 99; Maytubby 60.
SHERIFF Wright 98; Taylor
. COUNTY CLERK-Ward 140; Mc-
Creary 78.
TREASURER Lloyd 154; Bonner
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 98; Cun-
ningham 86.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 92;
Metcalf 89.
COMMISSIONER No. 8 Jones 32;
Worthy 108: Brown.. 83.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 70; Gore
148.
STATE SENATOR McPherren.
74; Mcintosh 124.
Pleasant Hill.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 24;
Paullin 5; Maytubby 5.
SHERIFF-Wright 13; Taylor 21;
Bowles 1.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 22; Mc-
Creary 7.
TREASURER Lloyd 4; Bonner
19.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 17; Cun-
ningham 20.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 1; Gore
3G.
STATE SENATOR McPherrin 4;
Mcintosh 22.
Cade.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 14;
Paullin 39; Maytubby 11.
SHERIFF-Wright. 41: Taylor. 41.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 84; Mc-
Creary 31.
TREASURER Uoyd 65; Bonner
12.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 7; Cun
ningham 32.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 26;
Metcalf 36.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 36; Gore
4.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
29; Mcintosh 9.
Matoy.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 29;
Paullin 44; Maytubby 50.
SHERIFF-Wright 40; Taylor 81.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 73; Mc-
Creary 45.
TREASURER Lloyd 82; Bonner
3G.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 78; Cun
ningham 38. '
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson. 56:
.Metcalf 63!
COMMISSIONER No. 3 Jones 38;
Worthy 10; Brown 7G.
Banty.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 14;
Paullin 14; Maytubby 12.
SHERIFF-Wright 5; Taylor 34.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 24; Mc
Creary 15.
TREASURER Lloyd 29; Bonner
9.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 33; Cun-
ningham 6.
COMMISSIONER No. 3 Jones 14;
Worthy 3: Brown 23.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 14; Gore
25.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
2G; Mcintosh 13.
Pritchard.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 24;
Paullin 11; Maytubby 5.
SHERIFF-Wright 12; Taylor 27.
COUNTY CLERK-Ward 20; Mc-
Creary 13.
TREASURER Uoyd 25; Bonner
10.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 33; Cun-
ningham 8.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 30;
Metcalf" 17.
COMMISSIONER No. 3 Jones 21;
Worthy 10; Brown 8.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 4; Gore
36.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
22; Mcintosh 9.
Blue.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 17;
I Paullin 44; Maytubby 13.
SHERIFF-Wright 41; Taylor 37.
COUNTY CIJ3RK Ward 69; Mc-
Creary 6.
TREASURER Lloyd 27; Bonner
40.'
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 28; Cun-
ningham 47.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 30;
Metcalf 36.
COMMISSIONER No. 3 Jones 17;
Worthy 46; Brown 13.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 9; Gore
61.
STATE SENATOR McPherren
19; Mcintosh 52.
Jackmn.
COUNTY JUDGE Finney 32;
Paullin 17; Maytubby 18.
SHERIFF-Wright 52; Taylor 19.
COUNTY CLERK Ward 30; Mc-
Creary 30.
TREASURER Lloyd 48; Bonner
18.
COUNTY SUPT. Ryle 2G; Cun-
ningham 42.
COUNT YWEIGHER Pinson 45;
Metcalf 22.
COMMISSIONER No. 3 Jones ? ?
Worthy 25; Brown 19.
U. S. SENATOR Ferris 4; Gore
66.
COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 45;
28; Mcintosh 37.
COUNTY JUDGE John Finney
21; Lewis Paullin 17; S. W. May-
tubby 19.
SHERIFF-Wright 54; Taylor 10.
COUNTY CLERK Ward 20; Mc-
creary 23.
TREASURER Lloyd 36; Bonner
16.
COUNTY SUPT. J. T. Ryle 15;
J. Lee Cunningham 38.
' COUNTY WEIGHER Pinson 23;
Metcalf 26.
CO. COMMISSIONER No. 2
Jonee 22; Worth tl; Brown 14.
The above are inofficial and in
complete returns but are aa conv
plete 'as could be obtained at the
time of going to press. By the fig-;
ures above given Paullin ia given a
plurality of 27 later and more correct
returns have cut his plurality to 2
and the official count will be necest
sary to determine the winner. '
While the pluralities given beloWf
are suoject 10 mucn correction h is
riot probable that correct returns will
change the results in any case al-
though the vote in several instances
is incomplete as to some boxes. The
winners and their respective plurali-
ties are as follows.
For Sheriff Ruel Taylor 273; For
County Clerk Earl Ward 2674; For
Treasurer L. S. Bonner 313; For
County Superintendent J. Lee Cun
ningham 45; For County Weigher
H. M. Metcalf 20; For Commissioner
Precinct No. 1 W. L. Rambo 333;
For Commissioner Precinct No. 2 A.
C. Herndon 17; For Commissioner
Precinct No. 3 J. W. Jones 49; For
U. S. Senator T. P. Gore 38; For
State Senator Chas McPherren 131.
Mead's Annual Picnic
MITCHELL PARK MKAD OK.
AUGUST 20-21 1920 .
Lota of AmBsenent Gassea Speak'
ing Concession!. Everybody IsV
vlted.
J. M. Murphree Con Kelraey J. G.
McAlister. COMMITTER
Colwick Bros.
SURGEONS
Practice limited to Surgery
diseases of women and diag-
nosis. Office Downen Building and Du-
rant Memorial Hospital.
Durant Oklahoma.
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SELF HELPING COMMUNITIES
Tin: Indinn at the party served with viands from a side-
i ':ir!. remarked:
"Ton many people helping Indian. Indian will help him-
A i.l lir proceeded to do so.
A (ji tat many Americans would find it enay to sympathize
nith ll;e red man's point of view. Ah we look Itm-k it in
apparent thnt an outstanding fault of many past social Hervice
(K'tivilies hnslieeii "too many .people helping linli.in" and uol
nouii people helping Indian to help himself.
Tho average man Kiid the average boy object to Iwinu; rimsed
nvtjr. The experience of War Uamp (.'oiiiiuuuity Kerviee drovo
(hut fact hard upon the 'consciousness of the i-oiiiinuiiitv work-
rs wIiom business it was to minister In llic eoinfort mid recre-
nti'iniil iiwds of the enlisted men. It was found thnt. given
i In- to.'!- the opportunity find n tom-Ji nl' liuici.-hi tlm uni-'
v.rinpil men would go u long wiiy in working unt-u siltidni'tory
ii'iTCJition pi'miuim'. It' wis not thai tln-y did not need
U'.iidiiiKT. They did. and appn-cinli'd it. I4n lliey did not
""l and did tint iippi-wiiile a innilitioii in wliielj thi-rii were
"no many people helping Indian" that Indian had no chaui'i:
id li'!' liiiu.vli.
:-'ni in nlalions. having in llu past Imtii mi largely dictated
'iy v'liiii tradilioii or pri'.iuilni'. are rldnru lnirul unless
i'fn i i.'dy and iritrlliiiilly rrjul.inntil. 'J'lii'ii. ir.o there is
iilv i" i in- pii'iiii'ivicpl sit f!i"n ili.il M'c umi-' ;i;i thcrf nre
io l;in'U- in any mi'' pi. iic. tlia Ii.iiiIit it is to know any of tliem
On- of the piiMlit day -'iii'il .!ni! ni;: n t!f" o.!.'t to
iiuli llic wni-ds "CiHiiuiiiiiily Morvire' nave jj't mlu tins cur'
Miii '.oiidnil.'.iy. 1' aiiiiIi! tic going too f.ir to cliaiaotcric
Coiumiiiiily liiTviic as a new idea. As the term it iiM-d now
ad...v though it i-oiild prnpeily io haul In Ma i! I"ur a new
attiiisiR Coniuriniiv .Service pvaiMimr nutcr''Wlh of War
f'anip Community .".vice iraejuf llic iiulivi.lual ly organi.
n the cnininiiiiity. by making cniiiinuuily lil'c aeonseioiw
'livity.
It is impiissiMe to i".t.ihlisli eniuniiinily life hy ilecrce just as
it is iiiipiihsililo to esti4l.!isli friendship by cniupulujon. There
ire those who iinniiic that people can lie gat'uTcd together
.'oiiiinaiided to 1n iocialili1 and left t their fate Desirable
community life is a growth. Moreover there ran ho no com-
munity life where there is no community service. Unless com-
munity life is a growth it is without roots and exists as a
superimposed structure. AH of that throws us hack to the
starting point. It is the business of organized Comnyinity
Service to see to it that there are 'not so many people helpistg
Indian that Indian has no f-hnnee to help himself. Organized
Community Service can supply the stimulus the opportanity
and initial dtrMtian bat the community must stand-by reason
of its own strength. m
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Evans, E. M. The Durant Weekly News (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 31, Ed. 1, Friday, August 6, 1920, newspaper, August 6, 1920; Durant, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc82899/m1/5/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.