Blackstock-Deaner No. 1 Moody yields strong oil flow near Fitts pool
Magnolia Petroleum reports the Blackstock-Deaner No. 1 Moody in Moody Nebraska flowed 700 barrels of oil per hour through casing, then 359 barrels in 30 minutes, with gas flow around 39 million cubic feet daily after a tubing issue. swabbing and acidizing followed, as development proceeds with new nearby tests and several wells in progress along the Hunton lime at the Fitts pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Hunton
Moody
Simpson
Fitts
Magnolia Petroleum Co
No. 5
Metropolitan Life
Blackstock
Fleetborn
J. Norris
Carter
McKay
Fitts Pool
Moore No. 1
Harper
Wildcat drilling excitement centers on Shell No 1 Hill well
Interest grows as Shell No 1 Hill 30-3-10 on Chiles Dome, Coal County, is being cored below 5600 feet with gas and oil shows after a stronger than Centrahoma dry test. If successful, it could unlock a large drilling area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal County
Magnolia
Viola
Pipelines Accelerate Oil Move From Fitts Pool
Pipelines speed work to move oil from the Fitts pool to markets. Magnolia will start sending oil to the Maud station within days as an 8 inch line nears readiness. Stanolind lines push toward Pauls Valley with rapid progress and capacity of 60 000 barrels per day after station additions.
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Fitts
Magnolia
Stonewall
Jesse
Maud
Stonelind Pipeline Company
Pauls Valley
Stanolind
Fitts Pool
Simpson
Hunton
Wilcox
James M. Bayless Dies in Missouri Pioneer Banker
James M. Bayless, noted pioneer of Indian Territory and Oklahoma finance, died Friday at 2:20 AM in Cantwell Missouri. His sons M. F. Bayless and D. D. Bayless traveled to attend the funeral, continuing a family banking legacy with brother John M. Bayless and Judge Wayne Bayless among his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Bayless
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Cantwell
M. F
D. D. Bayless
Mr. Bayless
John M. Bayless
Wayne Bayless
Ada Baseball Manager Seeks Key Players For Soon To Be Formed Team
A. O. Greene, manager of the Ada club, returns from a talent tour with reports of many possibilities from Arkansas and Texas. He aims to hire capable pitchers and a reliable catcher as the core, with all positions open and the squad to be chosen by ability. Work on the Ada ball park has begun and workouts will start next week as hopefuls vie for spots.
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A. O. Greene
Ada
Ada Ball Park
Green
Arkansas
Texas
Easter rites by Los Hermanos De Sangre Cristo in New Mexico
In New Mexico and southern Colorado the Los Hermanos De Sangre Cristo prepare for Good Friday rites marking self punishment and crucifixion reenactments. Cristos march to Calvario with bloody backs and thorn crowns as hermanos mayores vow a final, realistic culmination.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Colorado
Los Hermanos de Sangre Cristo
Calvary
Iiteros
Hermanos Mayores
Brothers of the Blood
Cristo
Christ
Exiled Mexican ex-president Calles arrives in Brownsville
P. E. Calles former president of Mexico and three aides arrive at Pan-American airport Brownsville escorted by seven army officers after secret arrest near Mexico City. He plans to live in San Diego with daughter Josefina Torre Blanca.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
United States
Calles
Luis Morones
Luis Leon
Santa Barbara
General Calles
Associated Press
Cardenas
Brownsville
Tex
P. E. Calles
United States Customs and Immigration
Pan-American Airport
Interior
Agriculture
Rafael Melchor Ortega
Guanajuato
Callies
Anta Barbara
Army
San Diego
Calif
Josefina Torre Blanca
Oklahoma Reports Million From Oil Revenue Since Statehood
Oklahoma has obtained 14 773 550 since statehood from oil revenues on state lands managed by the school land commission. Commission secretary Jess Larson said the money came from bonuses rentals and royalties as the state moves to drill five wells near the capitol to gain more revenue.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
School Land Commission
Jess Larson
Commission
Larson
Capitol
Decision Soon On Mirport Project Near Ada Airport Plan
A Ada Junior Chamber committee formed last week aims to decide this week if Ada will get an airport. The effort centers on leasing space establishing the airport and securing a hanger with plans to connect to Tulsa-Dallas air routes if approved. The Jaycees have long sought the project as a major city objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce
Tulsa
County Leaders Study Federal Farm Program
Four counties met in the B P W club rooms to discuss details of the new federal farm program that pays for soil conservation participation replacing the AAA. Howard Miles of Oklahoma A M College spoke as 500 farmers heard the program explained and questions were answered. Attendants included county agents and committeemen from Murray Coal Garvin Pontotoc counties.
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Howard Miles
Oklahoma A. & M. College
AAA
Murray County
R. E. Chiles
J. P. Bostick
Rte. 2
A. J. Ashton
Rte. 1
Richard Marton
Hennipen
Oran Stipe
Coal
Curtis Floyd
Coalgate
George C. Ward
A. L. Hancock
W. R. Brothers
Lehigh
Garvin
R. L. Pierson
Pauls Valley
Russell Dill
C W. Grant
Davis
H. R. Martin
Elmore City
L. P. Wigley
Paoli
Pontotoc County
J. B. Hill
W. B. Johnston
Phil MceLachlan
Earl Rose
J. E. Chandler
Four Men Test Drunk Detector In Cleveland Hospital
Four volunteers including two newspaper men and two cab drivers drink whiskey and beer to test a new road safety device in Mt Sinai hospital. The group faces varied reactions with two cabbies staying standing while others end up sleepy. Results announced as promising but final conclusions deferred to a second test tomorrow for baseline comparison.
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Edward J. Lally, JR
United Press
Cleveland
Arthur Roth
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Botha
Offutt
Sveec
Murray Plans Speaking Tour From Oklahoma
Former Governor William H. Murray announced a spring speaking tour starting April 24 in Muskogee. He will address taxation economy and constitutional government, and, as head of the national tax economy and equality league, will attack New Deal spending he calls squander-mania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Bow
Okla
William H. Murray
Muskogee
National Tax Economy and Equality League
Murray
Supreme Court Justice Busby Disqualifies in Ada Appeal
Justice Orel Busby of the state supreme court disqualified today from hearing an appeal by the state highway commission of a Pontotoc county judgment in Ada. J. M. Walsh of Ada obtained the judgment.
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Oklahoma City
Orel Busby
State Supreme Court
State Highway Commission
J. M. Walsh
Ada
Pontotoc County
Eye Witness Gives Description of Lincoln's Assassination
Attleboro Massachusetts April 14 1871 Thomas Sherman a New Englander who rode to Washington on telegraph skill recalls the Lincoln assassination of April 14 1865. He describes Booth leaping from the box onto the stage and the chaotic moments as Laura Keene urged calm. Sherman later served as Blaine's private secretary and wrote about his Civil War experiences. He was born in Bucksport Maine.
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Attleboro
Mass
Thomas Sherman
Washington
Ford's
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Sherman
U. S. Grant
Booth
Harry Hawk
John Wilkes Booth
Laura Keene
Senate
Andrew Johnson
James G. Blaine
Appeals Court Will Hear Plea of Hargus
Oklahoma City April 19 Attorneys for James Hargus prepared for a rehearing and new trial set for April 15. Governor Marland signed the stay of execution seven hours before Hargus was to be electrocuted at McAlester prison after the criminal court of appeals allowed a supplemental motion for a hearing. Hargus was convicted of killing Tulsa police Officer L B Mitchell in 1934 during an arrest attempt. He had said he had lost all hope for a stay and was eating his last meal when clemency arrived.
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Oklahoma City
James Hargus
E. W. Marland
Hargus
McAlester
Criminal Court of Appeals
L. BR. Mitchell
Tulsa
Mitchell
Phil Kennamer
Pawnee
Kennamer
Franklin E. Kennamer
John Gorrell, Jr
Young Kennamer
Young Gorrell
Gorrell
Virginia Wilcox
H. F. Wilcox
Stephen Wright
Canton
Miill
Knox College
Galesburg
Ill
Holly Anderson
Tulsa County
W. F. Gilmer
John Gorrell
Gilmer
Henry Maddux
Anderson
Wright-Gorrell
Frank Sneed Dies at Lawton
Frank S. Sneed, 63, son of the late Gen. R. A. Sneed former Oklahoma secretary of state, died at his Lawton home from complications of pneumonia. Services set for 2:39 p.m. Monday at Centenary Methodist Church South burial in Lawton. Born in Clarksville Tennessee, he moved from Mountain View in 1915 and chaired the church board of stewards and led Sunday school for 13 years.
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Lawton
Frank S. Sneed
R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma
Centenary Methodist Church
South
Sneed
Jacksborough
Tenn
Mountain View
Okla
Centenary Church
Stratford Man Burns Eye at Work in Cement Plant
T. E. Posey, 36, of Stratford, remained in a hospital last night after suffering a burn to the right eye while at work. The injury, caused by lime or chemicals, was not considered dangerous. Posey is employed by the Oklahoma Portland Cement Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Posey
Stratford
Posey
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Montreal man arraigned for feeding dynamite to horse
Joseph St. Jacques appeared in recorder's court in Montreal on a charge of feeding dynamite to his horse. He claimed the explosive was used to cure the animal's asthma.
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Montreal
Joseph St. Jacques
Recorder’s Court
St. Jacques
New Hearing Sought in Kennamer Manslaughter Case
Defense petitions for a new trial in the Kennamer manslaughter case seek to disclose alleged criminal inclinations by John Gorrell and link extortion plots to Tulsa interests. Prosecutors rebut the affidavits as obtained by paid sources while noting Kennamer's self defense claim and early release on bail.
Acquitted Of Slaying Boley Seeks Job In KC
In Woodward a district court jury acquitted 19 year old Russell Boley of murdering his father Joan Boley. The district attorney declined to say if he would be charged again for the mother’s death found alongside the father’s body in a Mutual home blaze on February 5, 1935. Boley plans to join his grandmother Emma Boley and travel to Kansas City. He has endured three trials, with a hung jury and a mistrial prior to the acquittal. one juror fell ill.
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Woodward
Russell Boley
Kansas City
Joan Boley
J. G. Young
Mutual
Boley
Emma Boley
Kahoka
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