Ada Daily Briefs Sees Local Leaders Visiting Ada
Mr and Mrs Fields Harrisa of Brownwood Texas left yesterday for Oklahoma City after a visit with Mr and Mrs N B Stall in Ada Alien Jennings of Tupelo is in Ada today on business John J McCoole a prominent citizen of Francis was visiting in Ada today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields Harrisa
Brownwood
Texas
Oklahoma City
N. B. Stall
Ada
Alien Jennings
Tupelo
John J. McCoole
Francis
E. G. Smith of
Allen
Stratford visitors at Ada track meet weekend
Mrs Aubrey Chandler of Stratford visited Ada track meet along with Mrs S L Burns and Mrs Green of Stratford. Miss Jane Wooten and her sister Miss Rose Wooten left for Los Angeles. Mrs C F Billings of Stonewall shopped in Ada. E E Emerson Oklahoma City state high school inspector attends meet and visits friends. Emerson once taught at Hayes School. Mr and Mrs Louis Nesbitt moved from Stratford to Ada. Mr and Mrs Gid Cunningham of Stratford were Ada guests. Mary Frances Crain underwent appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Chandler
Stratford
Ada
Jane Wooten
Rose Wooten
Los Angeles
California
E. E. Emerson
Oklahoma City
Emerson
Hayes
Mrs
Louis Nesbitt
Gid Cunningham
Mary Frances
Paul Crain
North Francie
Insurance Leader W K Gilstrap In Hospital Rest
Prominent local insurance man W K Gilstrap is in the hospital for complete rest after a nervous breakdown. He will remain away from his office until recovery is assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Sanday's Daily
W. K. Gilstrap
F A Word Returns to Ada Area Home After 80 Journ
F A Word, a former Ada citizen, has come back from a long stay in western Oklahoma and Tennessee and plans to live again near Ada. He previously conducted the local gin business for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Word
Ada
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Mr. Word
Dwight Morelock to Attend Coalgate Baccalaureate Services
Dwight L. Morelock, speech and music teacher at Coalgate High School, plans a weekend visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. G L Morelock and son Wendell. He will join them in Coalgate for the high school baccalaureate services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Morelock
Coalgate High School
G. L. Morelock
East Central District
Allen couple visits Ada relatives and friends
Mr and Mrs C L Jarrett of Allen spent Saturday in Ada visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Walter Lillard and Mrs Lillards sister Mrs elly and Mrs Joe Roper drove to Pauls Valley Friday to attend the Fifth district meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lillard
Parker of Oklahoma City Guest of Ada Friends
A. W. Parker of Oklahoma City has been the guest of Ada friends Saturday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Parker
Oklahoma City
Ada Friends
Ada Visits By Local Residents Highlight Weekend
Mrs Ivy Jones of Francis shop ped in Ada Saturday Miss Corra Wilson of Francia visited friends in Ada Saturday Miss Loren Humphreys of Francis shopped in Ada Saturday Miss Marguerite Greer of Stratford was an Ada shopper Saturday Miss Mattie Lyday of Alva is the guest of Miss Gertrude Mont emery and other friends in Ada is weekend Lyday, a former East Central faculty teacher, now with Northwestern Teachers college at Alva Leon Brown of Stratford has Visited in Ada during the past weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Jones
Francis
Ada
Corra Wilson
Francia
Loren Humphreys
Marguerite Greer
Stratford
Mattie Lyday
Alva
Gertrude Montemery
Miss Lyday
East Central
Northwestern Teachers College
Leon Brown
Ada residents engage in Ada literary and track events
J Arthur Herrin, superintendent of schools at Francis, and Mrs Herrin spent Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Ada for the literary and track events. Mrs L B Adams of Allens shopped in Ada yesterday. Mrs J W Thomas of Stratford shopped in Ada Friday. Mrs W E Bishop and her young son arrived in Ada from Miami and will settle here while Mr Bishop, head of the shoe department at Slaners, preceded them. The Bishops formerly lived at Hobart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Herrin
Francis
J. W. Thomas
Stratford
Ada
W. E. Bishop
Miami
Bishop
Slaners
Hobart
Mrs James Thompson Improves After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs James Thompson, previously ill with pneumonia for weeks, is rapidly improving and now out of danger. Hubert Priest is spending a spring vacation in Juarez Mexico and El Paso Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
Hubert Priest
Juarez
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Smiths Welcome Daughter Sara Carolyn
Mr and Mrs W O Smith of 326 W Eighteenth announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday April 23 1933. She is named Sara Carolyn. Mr Smith is with Mac Thwaite Oil and Gas company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Smith
Sara Carolyn
Mr and Mrs Fishbeck Return From Visit in Atoka
Mr and Mrs Clarence Fishbeck returned Sunday to their home in Atoka after visiting Mrs Fishbeck s parents Mr and Mrs J M Duncan at 31 East Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fishbeck
Atoka
Prom Tuesday's Pally) t A. Gay Jr. Ill of pneumonia improves
A. Gay Jr., eight year old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gay, is reported to have somewhat improved though his condition remains serious after a bout with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T A. Gay Jr
C. A. Gay
Ada visitors shop with Helen Robinett and daughter
Mrs Helen Robinett and daughter of Roff were seen shopping and visiting friends in Ada yesterday. The outing included calls on local stores and time with acquaintances in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Robinett
Roff
Ada Yester
Bess Irick
Mrs Bailey Stricken Ill at Daughter’s Home
Mrs Bailey, mother of Mrs John Beard, is reported quite ill at her daughter’s home.
Miss Gene Harwell Undergoes Tonsilectomy At Local College
Miss Gene Harwell daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Harwell underwent a tonsilectomy this morning The patient is a student at East Central Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Harwell
M. M. Harwell
Miss Marwell
East Central Teachers College
Ill Rev. Smyth Improves Slightly, Misses Pulpit
Rev Leslie G Smyth, who had been ill for several days, shows slight improvement today and is unable to fill his pulpit at the First Christian Church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie G. Smyth
Smyth
First Christian Church
Billie Linscheid Jr Improves After Horse Accident
Billie the young son of President and Mrs. A. Linscheid shows distinct improvement a week after being thrown from a horse. He is now conscious for several minute intervals but remains in the hospital and is not yet well. His parents and friends remain apprehensive about his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
A. Linscheid
Ada Daily Notes Visitors And Orchard Mentions
Prom Wednesday's Daily records Ada area social notes with Stratford visitors Mr and Mrs George Gray Ada shoppers and visits Ada Nurs ery buds from Byron Norrell's orchard and C E Cales two miles east of Ada Estelle Moore returning from Miami Beach to Ada after wintering there and visiting sister Mrs Paul Waner prior trips to North Carolina and Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Norrell
C. E. Cales
Ada Nursery
Ada
Estelle Moore
Miami Beach
Fla
Paul Waner
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Rowena Orr
Waner
Memphis
Tenn
Mrs G C Hodge Shows Improvement After Illness
Mrs G C Hodge has been seriously ill at her daughter Mrs C L Griffeth’s home and is somewhat improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Hodge
C. L. Griffeth
Norman How ard post meets on junior baseball plans
At the Norman Howard post of the American Legion last night the junior baseball program was discussed. Farnest Lawyer as athletic officer with Wyly Keith chairing the finance committee will arrange balls and bats. Herman Hamilton returns as coach, Wylie Jeter funds transportation, and Wylie Jeter has aided the team for two seasons. The flag program for the Rebekah lodge was reported. Foreman of Stonewall is home from Sulphur hospital. McCune near Stratford is seriously ill in University hospital Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Howard Post
Farnest
Wyly Keith
Herman Hamilton
Wylie Jeter
Wylie
M. M. Foreman
Stonewall
Sulphur Hospital
McCune
Stratford
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
George A. Henshaw Jr. Dies in Texas Auto Crash Burial Today
Oklahoma City April 24 George A Henshaw Jr 35 wealthy oil operator son of Governor Murrays presidential campaign manager died at his San Angelo Texas home Sunday from a broken back suffered in a car crash Sept 14 1931 His partner Cal Cromwell was killed in the Pennsylvania crash since then Appollo Oil company has gone into receivership He built a polo plant near San Angelo in 1930 and married Miss Caledona Pulliam of San Francisco in 1929 in Reno for the ceremony He waged a long recovery by telephone and refused food or water in the last days His 800 acre Brown county oil tract sold for 2000000 cash earlier in his life Polo was his chief hobby and he sponsored a polo match with the Mexican army team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
George A. Henshaw, Jr
Murray
San Angelo
Tex
Cal Cromwell
Pennsylvania
Appollo Oil Company
Cone
Oil output rises in Oklahoma and Texas completes week
Tulsa reports the Oil and Gas Journal shows US daily crude oil output rose to 2,014,763 barrels last week from 1,891,348. Oklahoma up from 335,620 to 404,915 barrels with Oklahoma City contributing large gains after field shutdowns. East Texas also up to 191,660 barrels. California and Kansas show mixed changes while the Rocky Mountain region declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Texas
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma City
East Texas
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Eastern
Loui Nee
Lathrop
Kilgore
West Texas
North Cen
Texas Panhandle
Central
Gulf Coast
Southwest
North
Louisiana
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain Area
U. S
Truck Tag Fiche Sought In Arkansas Oklahoma Dispute
Fort Smith Ark April 24 Western Arkansas shippers will seek relief from Arkansas Oklahoma truck license friction before Governor Futrell and the Oklahoma tax commission. A three man business committee led by Marshal Yantis Ralph Speer and A Lick arranged a conference with State Revenue Commissioner Fred Watson to pursue a reciprocal tag agreement. The group plans talks in Little Rock then Oklahoma City after a conference with Futrell. Oklahoma trucks have been stopped at the border and Arkansas tags demanded, causing a serious business tie up between the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Western Arkansas
Arkansas-Oklahoma
J. M. Futrell
Arkansas
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Fred Watson
Marshal Yantis
Ralph Speer
Do. A. Lick
Girl Killed by Hit and Run Driver near Dover
Willie Mae Smith a 17 year old Dover resident was found dead along U S Highway 81 two miles north of Dover Sunday night after leaving home. An inquest by Kingfisher justice Clay Oakes found death caused by an unknown driver. She suffered a deep head wound and a broken ankle. doctors said death was nearly instantaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingfisher
Willie Mae Smith
Emma L. Smith
Dover
Elms
Clay O. Oakes
Death of Arthur F Berger in Vaness funeral held
Arthur F Berger 21 died at a local hospital Wednesday night at 11 45. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 pm at the Baptist church in Vaness with Dr C C Morris officiating. Burial in Midland cemetery. Hudson Keith Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by his widow three children his parents Mr and Mrs Charles L Berger five sisters and five brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Berger
the Baptist Church
Vaness
C. C. Morris
Midland Cemetery
Hudson-Keith Funeral Home
Infant Neomia Dixon Dies at Home in Criswell Care
Neomia Dixon, one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C D Dixon, died at their home 921 West Thirteenth on Thursday at 12 30 AM. Funeral services were conducted at the home Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Burial followed in McGee cemetery with Criswell Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neomia Dixon
C. D. Dixon
West Thirteenth
McGee Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Funeral services for N. T. Heard set Saturday at 3 PM
Funeral services for N. T. Heard will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Presbyterian church with Rev. O. B. Lee officiating. Criswell Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Heard
The
Presbyterian Church
Rev
O.B. Lee
Criswell Funeral Home
Obituary of Alvis Newton Harbin 75 in Lula Oklahoma
Alvis Newton Harbin, 75, died at his son Paul Harbin’s Lula home. Funeral services will be at Nazarene Church Lula Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev. N H Kuykendall officiating. Burial Lula cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs Jessie Davis Denison Texas and Mrs N C Cooper Lula. five sons Bruce Paul Earnest Roe Harbin Lula and Wilbur Harbin Mutua Okla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvis Newton Harbin
Paul Harbin
Lula
Nazarene Church
N. H. Kuykendall
Hudson-Keith
Harbin
Jessie Davis
Denison
Texas
N. C. Cooper
Bruce, Paul, Earnest and
Roe Harbin
Wilbur Harbin
Mutua
Okla
Mrs Mamie Munger Dies at 29 in Rofs
Mrs Mamie Munger 29 died at her home in Rofs Saturday morning. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2:30 pm with burial at Lightning Ridge Cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Munger
Rofs
Lightning Ridge
Criswell Funeral Home
Stratford Woman Dies at 39 and Burial Planned
Miss Elvina Farris of Stratford died Sunday at home at age 39. Funeral services were held Monday at 3 30 p.m. from the residence, with burial in McGee Cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvina Farris
Stratford
McGee Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Allen Man Dies At Home. Funeral Tuesday Afternoon
Bert Woods, 40, died at his Allen home Tuesday morning at 1 20 o clock. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 at the home. Burial will follow in Allen cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Woods is survived by his widow Thelma Woods two children his parents five brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Woods
Allen
Criswell Funeral Home
Woods
Thelma Woods
Bernice Coon Dies at Local Hospital
Bernice Coon 11 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Coon 201 E Second died Tuesday night at 10 30 in a local hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 11 at the Criswell Funeral Home with Rev. B F Parker officiating. Burial at the same cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice
Rene Coon
A. O. Coon
Criswell Funeral Home
B. F. Parker
Bernice Irene Survived by Parents and Brother in Henryetta
Bernice Irene is survived by her parents and a brother, Harry, in Henryetta Oklahoma. The brief obituary notes the family keepsake and local acknowledgment of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henryetta
Okla
Bernice Irene
Harry
Death Notice for Mrs. Mary E. Vaughn at 80
Mrs. Mary E. Vaughn, 80, died at her daughter's home in Oklahoma Wednesday morning. Funeral service at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the residence, with final interment at 3 p.m. Thursday in Okmulgee. Survived by daughter Mrs. Phatteson, two nieces Mrs. Robert Bicknell of Wetumka and Mrs. W. D. Brown of Miami, and a nephew James A. Kuhn of Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Vaughn
W. H. Patteson
W. Main
Okmulgee
Criswell’s
Vaughn
Phatteson
Robert Bicknell
Wetumka
W. D. Brown
Miami
Fila
James A. Kuhn
Dalton, Mo
Mystery of Boy's Hanging Unsolves Case
Apr 24. Sequoyah county officials pause the Buck Brannam case as evidence is reviewed. county attorney Fred Green leans toward suicide but will renew inquiry if foul play emerges. Raymond Dixon boy found in Lee Creek 20 miles away, likely drowned after removing clothes to ford the stream. no inquest planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treen
Bill Byrd
Raymond Dixon
Lee Creek
Dixon
Charles Hutchens
Green
Four former Wewoka bank officials sentenced in bank failure case
The Farmers' National Bank of Wewoka, now in liquidation, saw W. C. Bunyard and L. W. Cozart receive seven years in a federal penitentiary and $600 fines each. H. T. Thompson got eight months in jail and $250. Hugh Barham five years and $600. Aldridge charges were dismissed or deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Farmers’ National Bank
Wewoka
United States District
R. L. Williams
W. C. Bunyard
L. W. Cozart
H. T. Thompson
Hugh Barham
United States
Rampendahl
Williams
J. Bart Aldridge
E. G. Aldridge
Summers Chapel club hosts campfire roast program
Summers Chapel club members and families enjoyed a Friday night wiener and marshmallow roast followed by a program led by the ladies. Greetings by Mrs. E. H. Hudson, songs by the club, duets and readings were featured. Attendees included numerous couples and children, headed by the Hudson, Story, Waggoner, Cunningham, Pannell, Haskins and Boyd families plus several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hudson
Boyd
Cunningham
Harold Waggoner
R. L. Story
Betty Pannell
F. B. Haskins
FE. H .Hudson
H. Waggoner
B. Thomas
J. C. Lester
F. L. Cunningham
Everett Pannell
H. L. Boyd
Earl Collins
Luther Reynolds
Lois Chalcraft
Mildred Bennett
Duncan
Melba Northam
Joy Soward
Rainfall General Over Oklahoma Sunday Ends Drought
Rain averaged about half an inch across Oklahoma Sunday, ending drought and sandstorms that plagued the north wheat growing area. Much wheat acreage has been abandoned, but the remaining crops and others were greatly benefited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas Legislator Hurt in Fight in Austin Hotel
State Rep. Gordon Burns of Huntsville was hospitalized after a hotel fight late Monday night. The dispute stemmed from Burns speech opposing a bill to replace the railroad commission as the state administrator of oil and gas affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Gordon Burns
Huntsville
Burns
Railroad Commission
Oil and Gas Affairs
Oklahoma City Markets Report Curry Beef and Hogs Steady
Markets from Oklahoma City on April 26 show cattle at 5.25 for experimental beeves and 3.50 to 4.50 for bulk beef, fat cows steady to strong, calves steady, hogs 4,000 head steady with packer top 3.60 and outsiders to 3.75, sheep 400 with 25 to 30 higher and best native sprinters to 5.85 in car lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma A
M. College
Market Report Kansas City Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Kansas City market summary shows hogs 500 to 1,000 head direct mostly steady with top around 3.75 for 180 to 250 pounds. Cattle about 4,000 head, vealers and steers varied with prices from 4.15 to 6.65 for good to choice, cows 2.75 to 3.15. Sheep 12,000 head with spring lambs 6.60 high, ewes 1.50 to 2.50, lambs strong in spots across the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Arizona
Potatoes steady in Chicago market amid dull shipments
In Chicago on April 26, U S Potatoes 91 on track 284 with total U S shipments 726 old stock dull and trading slow. Wisconsin round whites 7 75 Idaho russets 1 40 45 new stock weak unsettled. Texas Bliss U S No 1 2 00 30 mostly 2 15 25 occasional higher. U S No 1 11 2 inch minimum 1 50 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Texas Bliss
Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market Report
In Chicago on April 26 the live poultry market shows 1 car and 19 trucks with hens firmer and others steady. Hens 12 to 14, leghorn hens 11. roosters 8 to 8 1 2. turkeys 11 to 15. spring ducks 12 to 14. old ducks 10 to 13. geese 9. leghorn broilers 18. colored broilers 22. rock broilers 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P Poultry
Chicago dairy market prices and egg loads noted
Chicago reports butter totals of 7,649 unsettled with creamery specials at 22 1 4 to 3 4 and extras at 21 3 4. Firsts 21 1 2, standards 22. Eggs 30,673 unsettled with extra firsts 14, fresh graded firsts 15 1 2, current receipts 12 1 2, storage packed firsts 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat Rally Sustains Gains Amid Britain-US Accord Signals
Chicago markets show wheat advancing on renewed speculative buying tied to reports of U S Britain economic recovery talks. Rain needed in spring wheat belt supports prices while corn falls 1 8 to 3 8, oats steady to 3 8 higher, and provisions swing with small moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Great Britain
Grain and grain products price list fragment
Spot Grain Wheat No 2 hard 70 70 1 4 No 1 northern spring 70 1 2 Corn No 3 mixed 36 1 2 to 3 4 No 2 yellow 37 38 No 2 yellow old 38 38 1 4 No 2 white 38 No 2 white old 38 1 2 Oats No 2 white 25 1 2 to 26 No 3 white 24 1 2 to 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton futures close steady after opening decline
New York on April 26 reports rallies from an opening cotton downturn were checked by realizing and southern selling. July contracts rose from 7.50 to 7.74 before selling off to 7.61. By 2 PM active months were fractionally lower, and futures closed steady with 1 to 4 points gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pi Spot cotton closes steady with gains in New Orleans
New Orleans April 26 Pi Spot cotton closes steady three points higher. Sales total 1,903 with low mid-dling 6.94, middling 7.44 and good middling 7.84. Receipts reach 2,429.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady in New Orleans
Cotton futures closed steady with net gains of one to three points in New Orleans on April 26, as reported by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ada Junior High Graduates Reach Milestone Names Unsigned
A long list of Ada Junior High graduates appears, featuring students such as Atkinson Thorne Anderson Bernon G Ayres Jack Ashby Rosalie Barker Jimmie Batson Loraine Bledsoe Zoe Yvonne Bynum Myrtle Othello James Cleo Irene Bloomingkemper Birtie Lee Bullock Florence Byrd Rosetta Berry Alva Revels and many others. The unnamed publication confirms the completion of their studies and notes the extensive roll call of graduates across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lenora Cantrell
Allene Clark
Pauline Carpenter
Maurice Cantrell
Royal Campbell
Hope Carriger
Ruth Marie Clelland
Melvin Caudle
Jerome Chaddick
Dorothy Louise Clapp
Paul ¢. Deering
Anna Caral Delaney
Phyllis Ward Davis
Ruth Duncan
Vera Marie Duke
John Davidson
Lewis Walter Jr. Drummond
Louis Dickerson
Evelene Dorsey
Ona Edgar
Bill Ellis
Rosalie Felton
Gerald Fuller
Mary Kate Finley
Charlotte Janice Frantz
Mary Lou Fuller
Lorene Freeman
Vivian Folsom
Jeremiah Fuller
Eugene Greer
Thelma Thertie Garrison
Bobby Hadwill
Ruth Elaine Gibbons
J. E. Gilbert
Vernon Gibson
Almerain Gay
Catherine Gillock
Jennie Lee Guinn
Katherine Hunter
Freda Glenhorn
Darrel Heard
Emma Joyvee Harman
Dell Haraway
Margaret Estelle Hayes
Maxine Hughes
Dorothy Hatfield
Leonard Hennigan
RB. E. Hughes
Olen Hargis
Sam Henry
Alva Holland
Gillen Harriss
Zula Maurine Henson
Dorothy Hunt
Mary Ellen Irwin
Iona Mae Johnston
Mittie
Marguerite Jeter
Ara June Joplin
Marie Jeter
Harold Johnson
Herbert Elton Jr. Jenkins
Mary Lou Jones
Owell Kerr
Ona Keatly
Fred Kinnett
Hazell
Ideil Kilpatrick
W. H. Kilpatrick
RB A. Laughlin
Houston Lindsey
Billie Erin Lindsey
Margaret Lillard
Ouida
Lorene Lucas
Murray Thelma Lawson
Guy Leneh
Dorothy May Lewis
Bud Manning
J. D. McMillan
Margaret Mae Moore
Edith Marie Margerum
Bonnie Marie Melton
J. Mack
Ia A Murphy
J. T. Murphy
Charles Lawrence McFarlin
S. E. Masseniale
W. M. MetCraw
Billy McKaskle
Jack Matherlyn
Evelyn Ruth Mclure
Bernice Morrow
Wilma Murphy
Mildred Gladys Manville
Mahlon F. Jr Mathew
Murrell
Jr. Meek
Roy de Noyette McClure
Aston MekKaskle
Henry Northcut
Eatlene Northcut
Hazel Lorene Norman
Earl Jr. Naylor
Billy Osborne
Billy Oliver
Lee Petty
Paul Poe
Jack Prior
Richard Pulliam
Alta Florene Peay
Lawrence W. Jr. Pitts
John Harris Pryor
Woodrow Rancier
George Bunyans
Pauline Nahomatoper
Fdna
Azalea Rich
Martha Maurece Rutledge
Shirley Roberts
Oris Roberts
Oral Joes
Eugene Irvan
Paul Tichman
Joe Bill Russell
Jor Reeves
Ruby Viola Scnarborough
Luda Valera Sledge
Jaire Snipes
Robbye Lourie Sneed
Charlotte Elaine Stevens
Rene Stephens
Ida Belle Sage
Lois Mary Teters
Lorene Frances Trimble
Dorney Tallent
Cecil Underwood
Myrtle Wray Walker
Kenneth Wormington
Joyce Walker
Helen Louise Williams
Virginia el Louise White
Ray Willis
William Clovis Wyckoff
Pauline Francis Willoughby
Marguerite Wilson
Charlie Williams
Charles Wilson
Paul Wilson
Loyd Wilson
Kenneth Woods
James Frank
Mooney Trial Delayed to May 22 in San Francisco
The Tom Mooney trial was postponed to May 22 by Superior Judge Louis H. Ward to protect fairness after outside demonstrations disrupted the courtroom. The postponement concerns the old murder charge facing him in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Louis H. Ward
Mooney Trial Opens as State Says It Will Offer No Evidence
In San Francisco April 26 the state announced it would submit no evidence in Tom Mooney’s second murder indictment connected to the 1916 preparedness day parade bombing. Judge Ward questioned, while defense attorney Walsh outlined plans to prove the defendant’s guiltlessness and refute charges. Clarence Nelson opposed the trial outside, and crowds and mounted police observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Justice
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
William W. Murphy
Louis H. Ward
Frank F. Walsh
Mooney
Clarence Nelson
Arthur Nelson
Walsh
Editor cartoond Hitler placed in protective custody
Dispatch from Germany reports an editor who drew Hitler unfavorably has been taken into protective custody by the Nazi regime. The remark implies he may face retaliation or a sanctioned beating, reflecting rising repression of dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Germany
Hitler
Potatoes Outlook Promising Amid Regional Acreage Shifts
Eastern Oklahoma potato crops show excellent condition despite 30 to 40 percent reduced acreage. Marketing to begin around June 15 to 20 with better price outlook due to smaller eastern shore harvests. Fort Gibson and Bragca-Webbers Falls areas report sizable cuts while Fort Smith Idabel and Wyrbark areas vary. Sugarland Texas shipments indicate normal crop and southward digger activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Carolinas
Virginia
Fort Gibson
Bragca-Webbers Falls
Choska
Wrybark
Fort Smith
Idabel
Oklahoma Potato Growers Association
Texas
Berrie Murder Case Appeals to Higher Court
The Rev S A Berrie of Muskogee serving life for the poison murder of his first wife appeals to the criminal court of appeals. He claims trial judge W P Crump threatened jail and made prejudicial remarks about defense witnesses. Ten misconduct charges fail against County Attorney Phil K Oldham and six against the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
S. A. Berrie
Muskogee
Criminal Court of Appeals
W. P. Crump
Phil K. Oldham
Berrie
Ida Bess Bright
Cumberland Presbyterian Tabernacle
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. L. Burns
Mrs. Green
C. F. Billings
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
George Gray
Fairmat
Americanism Committee
Rebekah Lodge
George A. Henshaw JR
WN Teaag
Neomiea Dixon
Alvis N
Bernice Coon
Weiner
Giain
Ada Junior High
Ward
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