- of the
development of the city
included Anton H. classen, John
Wilford Shartel,
Henry Overholser,
Oscar Ameringer, Jack C. Walton,
Angelo C. Scott, and...
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taught school for nine
years and
married Elva
Shartel Ferguson on June 9, 1885, in Sedan, Kansas.
Shartel was the
daughter of the
local newspaper owner...
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Wilford Shartel was an
American attorney and
Oklahoma City
developer active in
Oklahoma Territory and the
early 20th century. John
Wilford Shartel was born...
- Elva
Shartel Ferguson was an
American newspaper editor who
served as the
First Lady of
Oklahoma Territory between 1901 and 1906
during the
tenure of her...
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McLean Shartel (April 27, 1860 –
September 27, 1943) was a U.S.
Representative from Missouri. Born in
Crawford County, Pennsylvania,
Shartel moved with...
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Boulevard in 1917. City
leaders of this new
capital included John
Wilford Shartel,
Anton H. classen,
James W. Maney, and
Henry Overholser, who
vastly transformed...
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James Halar Tibbits January 2, 1911 -
January 6, 1913
Albert Franklin Shartel January 6, 1913 -
January 8, 1917 Plumas, L****en, Modoc,
Sierra Arthur...
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efforts of
Oklahoma City
developers Anton H.
classen and John
Wilford Shartel,
Britton was
connected in 1910 to
Oklahoma City
through the
Oklahoma Railway...
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Barrett (1921–1925)
Robert Otto (1925)
North Gentry (1925–1928)
Stratton Shartel (1928–1933) Roy
McKittrick (1933–1945)
Jonathan E.
Taylor (1945–1953) John...
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Barrett (1921–1925)
Robert Otto (1925)
North Gentry (1925–1928)
Stratton Shartel (1928–1933) Roy
McKittrick (1933–1945)
Jonathan E.
Taylor (1945–1953) John...
