Delay on Bolen petition stalls next move in case
Petitioners seek investigation of District Judge W. B. Bolen alleging intoxication public conduct and oath violations. Attorney General George T. Short's return from Washington delays further action as accusations reference Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company suits and jury procedures.
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W. Bolen
George T. Short
Washington
Bever le
Bolen
Tontotee County
Short
Hee
W. RF. Schutte
Ator |Ney
Chinges
Bolen Iz
Actlore
Oklahoma Fort Mortgage Company
Yoba Robertson
Wits
Eack
Bolen Hs
Loris
So Nice
District Teachers Association Chooses Okmulgee for 1925 Convention
Friday meeting of the executive committee of the District Teachers Association, after reviewing Ada as host for years, selected Okmulgee as the 1925 convention city. Mr Inscheid announced that the Teachers College will bring attendees and all districts plan to support a strong campaign for success.
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Distric Teachers Association
Regent
Okmulgee
Linsched
Ford
Ada
Okmaulyee
Inscheld
Teachers College
Auenrbea
Ienset
Taewlay
Ily Sch
Iit
Appointment to Education Committee Amid School Board Meeting
At a recent meeting of the board of education President A Linschelda was named to a committee to investigate the slate of teachers colleges and higher institutions. He was also authorized to present a plan for reorganizing the work at the next board session. A telephone poll overstrikes an automobile in self defense.
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Prom Bronday
Tute Board of Education
A. Linschelda
Lieseheld Waa
Newcomb to Deliver Commencement Talk At Stonewall School
Tuesday’s Daily notes Professor R. S. Newcomb of the College faculty has accepted an invitation to speak at Stonewall Schools commencement exercises Friday night. With many schools ending term soon in the East Centred district, faculty members will be delivering multiple addresses as President Lingeheid notes a record number of speaking requests for 1925.
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R. S. Newcomb
Stonewall
Maly Schoos
Lingeheid
Grasshopper Battle Urged In Pon Tote County
State extension entomologist Dr Scholl and county agent J B Hill warn Pon Tote County faces a severe grasshopper outbreak. They urge a united community effort to apply arsenic based poison mixtures along fences and fields, with careful handling to protect livestock and workers.
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Pontotes
Scholl
Hill
Sehell
Paris
School
Five Hurt as Auto Plows Into Crowds at Station
An auto driven by 17 year old Jondy Martin struck a crowd at a street gathering near an interurban line in Edmond. Mrs Henry Carpenter broke her ankle, her daughter Besa Carpenter suffered possible internal injuries, other victims were hurt. no charges yet filed against Martin.
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Edmond
Oklahoma City
Jondy Martin
Jack Martin
Henry
Carpenter Aasual
Besa Carpenter
Texas
Martin
Wheeler acquittal and birth claim echo in DC case
Senator Burton Wheeler, U.S. vice presidential hopeful, is acquitted in Montana of misconduct charges while a birth in his Washington home is reported. In DC matters, officials declined comment as separate Wheeler cases may proceed, with friends predicting no trial.
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Great Falls
Mani
Burton K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Federal
Tia
Interior
Department
Washington
Clatchet
John Hetery
Tim
Slattery Smility
Sigok
District of Columbia
Neve
Endowment fund campaign advances in Oklahoma City drives
The American Legion endowment fund moves forward rapidly across the state under J. F. Hatcher. Local and state committees are forming with prominent citizens joining. The effort aims to aid orphans and veterans and culminates in a May campaign drive. Oklahoma livestock markets report steady to lower prices with 1,800 head sold and vealers steady.
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Oklahoma City
American Legion Endowment Fund
J. F. Hatcher
Leaton
Alt Muteher
Oklboman
Legion
Hatcher
Egtor Menbers
Fomer Gorvier Feu
Mie
Oklahoma
D. G. Rixey
National
The
Oklahonta
Te Petro
Eminent Speakers for Sunamier Term at Bast Central
President Linscheid announced a full Sunamer term lineup of eminent educators and performers. Attendees will hear O. T. Carson, D. W. Waldo, Showalter, Brooks, Nash, Hatcher, and Trapp, with other notable speakers from universities and associations. Recitals and operatic talent from Arch Batley, Olives Alanie, and college ensembles will augment lectures and Shakespearean plays by the Deveranx Players.
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Suomer H
Bast Gentral
Linscheid
DY Lions
Lie University of Wisconsin
America
O. T. Carson
Gr Oxford
D. W W. Waldo
Kalanmzoo
American Association of Teachers
Showalter
Washington State Normal
Chayney
Strayton D. Brooks
University of Missouri
Maser Campybell
Department of Rural Education
Cedar Falls
Iowa
M.A. Nash
James Hatcher
The
American Legion
Trapp
C. C. Davis
North Central Association
Bre
Arch Batley
Xaud Opera
Omles
Alanie TuYany
Metropolitan Opera Sinr
Germany Seeks Unchanged Foreign Policy Under Chancellor
Dr Hans Luther asserted that German foreign policy would remain fixed in a speech before the League for Industry and Commerce. He said the stance also reflected President Elect Hindenburg's views and the candidacy backing groups, urging swifter evacuation of the Cologne area to stabilize Europe.
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BML
Germany
Hans Ludter
Chane Ceflor
League For Cernen Industry and Commerce
Hindenburg
Marshall
Cologne
Luther
Fire-Calls and Wheat Prices Mark Early News
Houston reports a dramatic storm test for the fire department as an alarm blasted the central station, only to reveal a false alarm and six inches of water inside. In Chicago wheat prices rose with May delivery at 146 3 4, up 60 cents. The day also noted marginal advances in May futures as markets adjusted to supply expectations.
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Houston
Texas
Momston
Central Station
Mountiny Magonie
Germany Elects War Leader For Republican Era
The German election returns show Field Marshal von Hindenburg elected president. He faces a fragmented Reichstag and potential unrest as conservatives gain influence. In Berlin clashes and arrests mark polling day while New York observers warn of a return to militarism and monarchy.
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New York
van Hindenburg
Germany
James W. Gerard
Gerard
England
von Hindenburg
Drouth Broken in Texas Cloudburst Reported at Dallas
Heavy showers broke a weeks long drouth in north Texas with worst downpour near Letot, seven miles north of Dallas. Buildings damaged and cars swept from highways. no injuries reported though property damage expected to be heavy. Trinity River rising toward flood stage. rain may aid crops. Boundary dispute noted between Texas and Oklahoma over the 400th meridian line in Supreme Court hearing set for November 2.
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Dallas
Texas
North
Letot
Trinity
Washington
Oklahoma
Crowe Coat Co to Resume Operations at OKMULGHER
The Crowe Coat Company, a large operator in the Henryetta district, plans to reopen soon under new seals. J J Crowe Jr of Kansas City, the company president, announced the move today.
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Okmulgher
Crowe Coat Co
Henryetta
Annovicenent Tade
J. J. Crowe, Jr
Kansas City
Negroes Acquitted Of Obstructing An Officer on Duty
OKEMAH April 23 L B Taylor and John Owens two black men were acquitted in district court yesterday of obstructing an officer in the line of duty. The case stemmed from the November 5 disturbance in Boley when Sheriff R H McKinnon and Deputy J Le McAlester tried to quell unrest. The defendants, a merchant and a marshal, were accused of leading a group that disarmed the officers. A national guard unit later entered the town to restore order.
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Okemah
L. B. Taylor
John Owens
R. H. McKinnon
Okluskee County
J. le McAlester
Boley
Taylor
Owens
Marshal
National Guards
Arden
College Debaters Split Two Tests
East Central State Teachers College teams won one home debate and lost two others in Durant and Tahlequah. The issue urged constitutional power for Congress to override Supreme Court decisions by a two thirds vote. Judges at Ada and Durant favored the opposing side. Debaters showed strong rebuttal and depth across the three campuses.
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East Central State Teachers College
Josterday
Durant
Ada
Tahlequat
Zluimerman
East Central
Orgaive
Aubrey Kerr
Robert Naylor
Hary Peeler
James Humphrey i
AL Durant
Adamen
John Styan
D. J. Nabors
Messrs
McIntyre
Pool
Dr Feheland
University of Oklahoma
Clay Kerr
Superintendent of Public Instruction
S. W. Sawyer
Ithe Baptist University
Joe Miller
Women's College
University of
Congress
Supreme Court
Colles
Negro Identified As Man Who Killed Capitol Policeman
Holdenville April 27 Pred Wilson a negro arrester was identified as the slayer of W. C. Tyree Okmulgee policeman Tyree was shot by a man found trying to break into the home of C. E. Campbell Okmulgee older man Wilson's arrest followed the confession of another Holdenville negro known as Pork Chops He implicated Wilson a third negro and himself in a series of robberies in Holdenville and Okmulgee the third negro is at large.
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Holdenville
Apel
Wilson
Nesra
W. C. Tyree
Okmulgee
Tyree
C. E. Campbell
Okmalgee
Okmalgée
STATE SUPERINTENDENT VISIT TO RAST CENTRAL
STATE SUPERINTENDENT M A Nash visited the College yesterday afternoon for a brief stop. An assembly was held and a short address delivered by Nash. He attended the Inter-crab banquet of the Lions and Kiwanis at the Presbyterian church that night. A Groev ile Piedmont note suggests Ford should focus on parking space production.
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Istate Superintendey
Rast Central
Tuscan
M. A. Nash
Nash
Lions and Kiwanis
Ss. Presbyterian Church
Faculty Changes At East Central For Summer Session
At a state board of education meeting, East Central College announced few changes in faculty for the upcoming year. President Linscheid reported sabbatical leaves for R. S. Newcomb, R. E. Robinson, and M. P. Hatchett to pursue doctorates. Resignations from Clyde Clack and Miss Vera Daggs will be filled by returning faculty. A list of special instructors for the 1928 summer term includes R. Barton, John T. Beiley, G. Moreitt, F. Hickman, and others across education, psychology, and English disciplines.
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Mondey
State Board of Education
Linscheid
East Central
R. S. Newcomb
Chicago University
R. BE. Robinson
Peabody College For
Nashville
M. P Hatchett
University Ofllinois
Clyde ©. Clack
Vera Dages
Clack
Loog Publishing Company
Dallas
Texas
Miss Daggs
Ivor
Lihseneid
Daggs
East Gentral
Rious Higher
Ihwood
R. Barton
A. M
Okmulgee
John T. Beiley
Dent
Henryetta
G. Moreitt
A. B
Holdenville
F. Hickman
A. D
Ada
B. D. Cornelius
Blanchard
OW. Harris
E. ©. Shaw
A. 8
B. Davis
A. Bi
McLoud
Euneatiods Mra
A. P. Lever
Coalgate
J. WH. Hodges
B.S
Milburn
Mary
D. Couch
Wheeler School
Oklahoma City
W. A. Allen
C. &. Hatener
A. Bes
D. Jenkins
Okemah
T. G. Napier
Tishomingo
A. B. Herring
Wynnewood
Ben C. Ballard
Bearden
Pale Morrison
Parccil
AL Samsey
Sayly Valley
Huns
Lindsay
F. A. Ashton
Department of Mathematica
Costrate
Mathematica
K. Treadwell
Allen
Agriculture
Ky Floyd
Ponlotos County
Floyd
Hie
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Stonewall School
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Senator Burton K. Wheelen
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Gerard Fearful
France
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Kriedrich Ebert
National Assembly
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Republican Bloc
Ernest Thaelmann
Reichstag
Paul Tobee
Marx
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Henry Ford
Groevvile Piedmont
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