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MAC Eagle Ambassador Breakfast sees large turnout | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99 3 FM | Hopkinsville s News Leader

It was a packed house for the Christian County Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee Eagle Ambassador Breakfast at the James E. Bruce Convention Ce .

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Only in Oklahoma series from the Tulsa World Archive

Shortly after Oklahoma became a state in 1907, the Legislature passed a bill requiring top sheets on hotel beds to be nine feet long.

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Oklahoma court rules acting governor couldn t run in 1926

Martin Trapp had served as the state s chief executive for nearly three years, but he never considered himself the governor.

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Midwest City roots with U S Army Air Corps facility

The site for a proposed huge U.S. Army Air Corps facility wasn t revealed but "it was easy for anyone with any sense at all" to figure it out.

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Orphan built department store chain | Only in Oklahoma

A penniless orphan who arrived in Indian Territory in 1898 started a department store chain bearing his name that had grown to more than 300 stores before his 1976 death.

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