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Vanished true crime and historical events in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, and more.
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every 78 days
Average audio length:
18 minutes
English
United States
11 episodes
since June 18, 2021
episodic
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George and Kathryn Kelly: A Chronological True-Crime Story of “Machine Gun Kelly” traces the real lives behind one of the most intimidating names of the Depression-era underworld.
Beginning with Kathryn’s early connection to Asher in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, this episode follows George Kelly …
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These sources explore the historical records of unidentified aerial phenomena in Oklahoma, beginning with the post-World War II flying saucer craze of 1947. The text highlights documented cases such as that of Byron Savage, a technically trained engineer whose early sighting preceded national media…
This podcast recounts the significant contributions of Etta Ray Beard, a pivotal figure in the early development of Shawnee, Oklahoma. It highlights her role in the Land Run of 1889, where she staked a claim that became a foundational part of the town. The text emphasizes that Etta and her father c…
This episode focuses on Chisholm Springs, located in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, was a significant 19th-century trading post established by Jesse Chisholm. The post, featuring a stockade built by Auguste Pierre Chouteau, served as a crucial supply point during the California Gold Rush. Its histo…
This episode details the life and death of Shawnee, Oklahoma Police Chief Marion Farrall in 1907, focusing on his murder by John Curtis Barber. Sources describe Shawnee's burgeoning growth as a city at the time of Oklahoma's statehood, highlighting its economic activity and social fabric. The murde…
This episode recounts the early history of Tecumseh, Oklahoma Territory, focusing on its establishment in 1891 and the prominent role of Judge W.R. Asher. The text details the land run, the town's initial development, and the activities of its early business owners and residents. It highlights Judg…
This episode details the history of Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, in the early 1900s, focusing on its demographics, economic development driven by agriculture and railroads, and the significant role of Native American tribes like the Citizen Potawatomi Nation. The sources also extensively profile …
This episode recounts the history of the Carnegie Public Library in Shawnee, from its humble beginnings as a small association in 1901 to its growth and eventual destruction by fire in 1927. The library's development involved securing funding from Andrew Carnegie, moving to various locations, and p…
This episode details the history of the Sheriff's office, tracing its origins from Anglo-Saxon England through its evolution in America, with a particular focus on Sidney Schram's career as a deputy sheriff in Iowa and sheriff in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma. Several sources describe the long hist…
This episode details the December, 24th, 1904 killing of Justice of the Peace Lee Ginn in Macomb, Oklahoma Territory, by constables Wesley Yandell and Ben Mitchell, focusing on the conflicting accounts of self-defense versus premeditation. Newspapers significantly shaped public opinion, and the ens…
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