Community Notes From Ada Area Brought Wheat Yields And Local Visits
City briefs report East Central registrar visiting Coat county, rural school supervisor Herring focusing Potawatomi county tasks, sorghum hay for sale at 30 cents per bale, and a round of visits. Residents attend fishing trips, cotton and corn contests, and family visits. Lizzie Wooten’s body arrives for interment in Vaness. Sorghum hay ads recur. local educators and officials attend the Wildey anniversary in Pontotec county. Ada Independents win season opener at Park Field 14 to 7.
Visitors Arrive From Several States In City Homes
Mrs. 3 Ev Lamb of Wichita Falls Texas Mrs. E V Estill host to Walsh family in Warrensburg Missouri Miss Lorene Yates visits her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Lancaster 1030 East Ninth Mrs D Cox and daughter Francis and Mrs N S Morris and daughter Peggy Low from Tulsa visit Mr and Mrs John McKinney Konawa Jim Sims of Konawa a local visitor in the city Treadworth Allen Schools superintendent confined to hospital Dr Cromwell Rochester Minnesota visiting brother J J Cromwell Beet Trosey leaves city for Chandler to take new position
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Charles Walsh
Wichita. Falls
Texas
Lorene Yates
Warrensburg
Missouri
Visidus I
Tom Lancaster
East Ninth
Francis
N.S. Morris
Pegey Low
Tulsa
John McKinney
Wiser Makers of Law Needed Texan Claims
Texarkana Tex April 23 Present day laws and law enforcement can be improved and injustice remedied only by selecting wiser law makers A H McKnight of Dallas president of the Texas Bar association declared in his annual address here before that organization He urged reform of the law making bodies as the first fundamental necessity and said few legislators are today equipped for their task He emphasized importance of knowledge of public opinion and of existing laws social and economic conditions and of controlling principles He cited Americas Hanoi legislation and noted enforcement failures of prohibition laws He warned that Sunday laws are widely violated in large centers and that some social laws are disregarded in certain circles of society
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Texarkana
Tex
Owiser
A. H. McKnight
Dallas
Texas Bar Asesociation
McKnight
America
Hanoi
Important Points in Osage Case Now Slated
Oklahoma City April 22 Two points will influence the Osage murder prosecutions of W K Hale Johnny Ramsey and Ernest Burkart in Oklahoma and in Pawhuska District Court Oral arguments in Washington on government appeal to assert federal jurisdiction over Hale and Ramsey will likely be heard tomorrow per defense counsel J Z Howard The Pawhuska hearing will determine if Hale or Ramsey goes to trial May 24 for the murder of W L Smith whose death followed an explosion at Fairfax in 1922 The two defendants were granted severance and their lawyers urged immediate designation of the first trial slot
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Oklahoma City
W. K. Hale
Johny Ramsey
Ernest Burktart
Osage
Thrash
Eg Gui
United States Supreme Court
Washington
State District Court
Pawhuska
Sovernment
Hale
Ramsey
Supreme Court
J. Z. Howard
Defense Counsel
Pawhoska Dist
Jesse 'J
Warten
Fairfax
School tax levy carried at Saturday election
The school tax levy was approved Saturday by 225 to 22 in a special election, described as a foregone conclusion with little public interest beyond a few parent teacher group members who reminded voters of the election. Also notes a wedding announcement for Mary Hardin Brown and George Littlefeld of Driftwood, Okla, and a local merchant-postmaster at Driftwood.
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Ate
Owhich
Dittlefeld- Hayvain
Our Thome
Anvil
Mary- Hardin
Inve Brown
George
Littlefeld
Didlewood
Altalin
Okli
Tas
Littlefold
Merv Little
Driftwood
Okla
Specter of Andree's Flight to Pole Haunts Modern Claims
A 19th century Arctic mystery resurfaces as reports about Salomon Andrée and his two Swedish companions reappear. The 1897 balloon expedition from Spitsbergen aimed for the North Pole, carried pigeons and messages, and vanished after crossing near the pole. Posthumous tales, Eskimo witnesses, and later folklore keep the century old search alive amid conflicting legends of fate and survival.
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New York
Polar
Pole
Esj
Kinto
Prof‘Salomon August Andree
Nils Strindberg
Kont Hjalmar Ferdmann Fraenkel
Andree
Atmias
Spitzbergen
North America
Polar Ice Cap
Trondhjen
Norway
North Cape
Dame's Island
Spitsbergen
Sweerenburg Sound
Pigeon
Ubis
Carcier Pigeon
King Charles Island
Andree Polar
Vardoe
Sweden
Reindeer Jake
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Canada
Pascal
Father Carquatile
He Ward
William Irvine
Hudson
Fort Good Hope
Beklivny
Christian Leder
Sult Bakimos
Ada seeking enlistment for Citizens Military Training camp
Indorsements pour in as Ada and nearby residents rally for the year’s Citizens Military Training camp. Mrs. Robert S. Kerr leads the drive, aiming to meet the Ada quota before May 3 as the camp runs July 9 to August 7 at Fort Sill. Support comes from College President Linseheid Kiwanis head Norris, praising the camp as patriotic education and healthful youth training.
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Ada
Citizens Military
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma Department
American Legion
National Guard
Kerr
Vicinity
Ben
Fort Sim
Oklahoma
A. Linseheld
Hush Norris
Kiwanis Club
Linseheid
Hugh Norris
Alsg
Prohibition Battle Marks End of Three Week Hearings
Washington April 24. Senate prohibition hearings conclude after three weeks with final arguments by Anti-Saloon League and wets advocates. Wheeler and Codman clash over amendment to Volstead Act while Reed questions motives. Lincoln Andrews denies support for beer sales easing enforcement. Proceedings wrap as prosecution and defense finish evidence. judge to sum up.
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Washington
Ean
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Reed
Dembeorat
Missouri
Wayne B. Wheeler Revoval
Anti-Saloon League
Drys
Julian Codman
Boston
Wets
Wheeler
Godman
Fourth Estate
Senate Judiciary
Aged man dies in Drummond fire near Enid OK
Logan McCoy about sixty perished in a morning blaze that gutted the residence of Mr and Mrs Charles Hirst at Drummond twenty miles southwest of Enid The fire started from a chicken brooder in a downstairs room McCoy was burned to death and his body is at the undertaker’s under a pending inquiry Oklahoma City filing for August primaries continued with over one hundred candidates by noon including new Republican George Healy of Beaver
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Drummond
Associated Press
Enid
Logan McCoy
Charles Hirst
Were
Oklahoma
City
George Healy
Beaver
Card of Thanks to Lawrence Friends and Neighbors
To our many friends and neighbors of Lawrence we thank you for the beautiful flowers loving service and sympathy during the illness and death of our small daughter and sister Jowell Mr and Mrs J R Davidson Edith and Virgil Davidson
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Lawrence
Fastness of Hills Defies Vigilance of Law in Tennessee
Paris Tennessee April 24 Conditions that caused citizens to seek protection after threats following the slaying of Thomas Evans were said under control today by Sheriff T B Caldwell who swore in deputies to avert violence. No arrests yet, the sheriff vows to continue the inquiry until the slayers are found. Moonshiners, believed active in the wild between the Big Sandy and Tennessee rivers, are blamed for the unrest and the vigilante mood in Henry County. The district remains tense as deputies and residents await further word on the Evans case and the threat climate. Reverend J Buchanan helped raise funds for a $1000 reward and preached a meeting to calm fears and discuss raising money to aid Evans’s widow.
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Paris
Tenn
Thomas Evans
Evans
T. B. Caldwell
Big Sandy
Tennessee
Henry County
Tom Evans
Eve
Moréimenberg
Hanor
Qde
Medlock
J. Will Odom
J. Buchanan
Buchawad
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East Central
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Desirias
W. CG. Herring
East Central College
Pottawatomie County
Rollow Hardware Co
Ats-Tiw
Roy Keller
Dick Akin
Stateup
Hunt
Blue Wand Pennington River
William ‘Tolliver
Stratford
J. R. Massey
W. J. of
Denison
Mr. and Airs
C. M. Gonz
Wear Tenth Street
L. E. Branscomp
A. A. Carlson
Tes West Twelfth Strtet
Lizzie Wooten
Lamesa
Vaness
J. H. Bulloch
Rott and
Franks
I. H. Bavis
Owl Creek
J. OH. Martin
Sadie Knotts
Martin
W. T. Garwood
Lowell Turner
Yeaterfus
Garkind Turner
Baswon
Harg
Lea
Pan- Dandie
Dpanhandle
Oil and Gas
Texas Plains
A. Cole
Union Springs Consolidated School
A. B. Herring
Weymewseed
Herring
1 Central
Trailey
H. L. Walker
Vanoss
W. W. Morrison
Allen
Pontotec County
Rebekah
W. W. King of
Roff
Moliow Hardware Co
A. H. Mooney
Centralioma
Portatoc County Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
R. C. Guest and Son
Rush Springs
J. L. Barringer
Robert Thompson
A. WT. Wardink
Kowawa
Tontatoe
Otto Stuckland
Atlenig
Wildley
Pontotes County Odd Fellows and
D. Williams
Stonewall
Pontotue County Odd Fellows and
Nellow Hardwarn Co
It. L
Bob Cantwell
Tod
Fort Silth
Ark
Mys
Cantwell
Wother
Ada Independents
Parkfield
Perel
Frew ‘Tueadays Daily
Mia
Grover Thompson
Taantuska
Mrs
Ev Lamb
West Tenth
Prem
Jim Sims
Konawa
Wie City
Treadwoth
Allen Schools
de. Cromwell
Rochester, Minn
Mayor Brothers Clinic
J. J. Cromwell
Beet Trorsey
Chandler
Specter
North Pole
Legion
Tolimax
Lincoln “C. Andrewa
Senate Prohibition Committee
Harreld
Andrews
Migsouri
Wilson’s
Percale
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