Hoover Urges Strict Law Enforcement To Preserve Democracy
President Hoover, addressing the Associated Press luncheon in New York, argues that enforcement of all laws is essential to civilization. He cites high crime rates, urges reform of enforcement agencies, and calls for a national commission and greater press responsibility to support lawful conduct.
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New York
Associated Press
Hoover
United States
Great Britain
Federal Administration
Bar Associations
Crime Commissions
Branson ruling misstates facts say Owens witness
The witness for Owens in the libel suit asserts the Branson opinion is incorrect and adverse to the Yargee Indian heirs. He claims witnesses testified differently than the records show and notes senate court sustained objections to questions about the supreme court and Justice Clark's integrity and conduct regarding reprisals against attorneys.
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Owens
Yargee Indian Heirs
Branson
Senate
Supreme Court
Clark
Petition for Caddo County probe filed in Anadarko
Fifteen Anadarko citizens asked Oklahoma’s Attorney General for a thorough investigation alleging unjust prosecution of A. X. Grace by the Caddo County attorney and a scheme to defraud Grace through collusion with other attorneys. J. Berry King said Oscar Gordon will visit Anadarko to verify any basis for the charges.
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Oklahoma City
A. X. Grace
Caddo County
Grace
Anadarko
Edwin Dabney
J. Berry King
Oscar Gordon
Defeat for Chang Tsung Chang forces at Ningaichow
General Liu Chen Nien crushed Chang Tsung Chang’s forces in a night engagement at Ningaichow. Chang retreated in disorder toward Chefoo and then toward Dairen, leaving about 25,000 bandit soldiers behind in the north.
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Shantung
Liu
Chang
Chefco
Chefoo
Sahantung
China
Liu Chen- Nien
Ningaichow
Chang Tsung Chang
Dairen
Closing entertainment Love Lady program April 26 1929
A long listing of school plays songs and acts for a closing program with titles such as The Traveling Photographer Suitor Bold Poor Uncle Ned and A Quiet Family, plus performances by two girls and group of children. Music by Pontotoc County Poultry Association and Snowball and Goldenred participation noted.
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Aunt Lucinda
the Potters
Ned
Pontotoc County Poultry Association
Snowball
Goldenred
Supreme court limits tax court power over ad valorem cases
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that the tax court of reviews cannot determine whether property is subject to a legal ad valorem levy, upholding the old protest rights for banks. The decision clarifies that the tax court may review budgets, valuations by the board of equalization, and county excise board actions, but not the legality of the levy itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Guthrie
Court of Tax Reviews
Supreme Court
National Bank
First National Bank
Logan County
United States Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Tax Court
Board of Equalization
County Excise Board
Tax Court Lacks Jurisdiction on Ad Valorem Tax Shares
Oklahoma City April 23 The state court of tax reviews lacks power to rule on whether shares of a national bank in Oklahoma are subject to ad valorem tax levy, as the state supreme court affirmed the action of the tax court in denying the tax issue.
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Pawnee
R. W. Johnson
C. E. Davies
Pawiee
J. T. Craig
Johnson
W. E. Brady
J. L. Potteet
J. O. Hudson
C. A. Hamilton
George Stapleton
C. E. Yaley
C. W. Swartz
E. W. Clark
Davies
Craig
Joe Newell
Brent Newell
State Bank of
Skeedee
Newells
State Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Oklahoma City
State Court of Tax Reviews
Oklahoma
State Supreme Court
Postal Inspector Battles Robbers in Chicago Hotel
Chicago April 23 Postal Inspector Evan Jackson fought four robbers over an $18 000 post office heist at the Hawthorn Arms hotel. Jackson was shot three times and may die. Robber suspect Clyde Mackin was wounded and captured. Marion Courtney leaped from a window and was found hurt on the alley. three others escaped. Morris Stein aided in the pursuit.
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Stein
Jackson
Postal Service
Mackin
Chicago
Evan Jackson
Hawthorne Arms Hotel
Clyde Mackin
Marion Courtney
Morris Stein
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Law Hoover
By Williams
Abraham Lincoln
ATS
Stiffy
the Ladies” Aid
NEA Service, Inc
U. S. Pat
Olen Brannon
Albert Dew
Oliver Taylor
Henry Barton
Mildred Thompson
Pauline Pendertrass
Brown
Naughty Dollie
Opel Taylor
Sunshine Mr. Cordale
California
Mr. Jones
Roff
Bill Belt
Mr. Astley
Dude
Ada
Mr. Lovett
Frisco
Taylor
Mr. Eager
Virgie and
Verna
Zelma Tallent
Andell Nabors
Mr. Minor
Alvin and
Vance
Roy Thompson
Bee Lambert
Cecil Baker
Joe Belt
Ora Lee Ashley
Ray Farr
Aubrey Lovett
Virgil
Lucy Wright
Bowlen Lambert
Dutch
Punch
Pete Taylor
Oscar Bell
Chuck Baker
Doll Ashley
Byrd Mill
George
Elmo
Vance Minor
W. A. Minor
Opart May
Odell
Ruby Ashler
Cochran
Ruf Jones
Watson Jones
Sam Patton
Texas
Mrs. Minor
Lillian
Lizzie Freeman
Maggie
Mr. Taylor
Pete
Verna Eager
Hawkins Underhill
Ashley
Virgie
Opal
Lena Bell Jones
Iree
Ireen Wilson
Joe Bell
Oscar
H. E. Taylor
J. N. Boatright
J. T. Herbert
Punch Taylor
Elmar Baker
Elva Brooks
Kill Belt
Walker
Virgie Walker
Wilson
Audell Mathers
Jodie Eager
Ter
Gladys
Lambert
Wright
Myrtle Snoydie
Emma Norman
Horace Kirkes
Ray Goodwin
Conner
W. T. Cantrell
Omegia McDonal
D. M. Hudson
Yeager
T. H. Burk
Ranee Tucker
Clyde Haskins
Bro. Cooper
George Ebright
F. B. Haskins
Bull Stark
Rance Tucker
J. R. Magar
Fate Turner
Mr. Turner
Lone Hill
Harris Travis
Eddie Courtney
William Doody
Courtney
Mebane
Delfos
Hime
Gwin& Mays
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