Arthur Hawkins, 26, was found dead hanging by a rope in the smoke house at the home of his mother, Mrs. A. E. Hawkins in Osage [county, Oklahoma] ... Monday morning.
He was found by his sister, Mrs. Karraker.
Hawkins was a workman on a section gang for the Katy railroad.
Interment was made in Woodland Cemetery here.
Survived by two brothers, E.M. and Chas. Hawkins, of Cleveland [Oklahoma.]
[Information from: The Cleveland American, Cleveland, Oklahoma, 23 May 1929, Thu]
He was found by his sister, Mrs. Karraker.
Hawkins was a workman on a section gang for the Katy railroad.
Interment was made in Woodland Cemetery here.
Survived by two brothers, E.M. and Chas. Hawkins, of Cleveland [Oklahoma.]
[Information from: The Cleveland American, Cleveland, Oklahoma, 23 May 1929, Thu]
Arthur Hawkins, 26, was found dead hanging by a rope in the smoke house at the home of his mother, Mrs. A. E. Hawkins in Osage [county, Oklahoma] ... Monday morning.
He was found by his sister, Mrs. Karraker.
Hawkins was a workman on a section gang for the Katy railroad.
Interment was made in Woodland Cemetery here.
Survived by two brothers, E.M. and Chas. Hawkins, of Cleveland [Oklahoma.]
[Information from: The Cleveland American, Cleveland, Oklahoma, 23 May 1929, Thu]
He was found by his sister, Mrs. Karraker.
Hawkins was a workman on a section gang for the Katy railroad.
Interment was made in Woodland Cemetery here.
Survived by two brothers, E.M. and Chas. Hawkins, of Cleveland [Oklahoma.]
[Information from: The Cleveland American, Cleveland, Oklahoma, 23 May 1929, Thu]
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