Ada Boy Scouts Fund Drive Totals Revealed
Itemized report shows gross receipts of 241.87 for the Ada Boy Scouts benefit at the Rosedale center. Expenditures include Ada News and Ada Market ads, Armour cheese, Shaw's supplies, and bakery items. Glenwood and Willard schools led in sandwich sales with 8 and 19 boys, respectively, Bulfar Howard of Glenwood topping sellers with 49 sandwiches.
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Vaile Ty
Harry Miller
Syleg
Ada Boy Scouts
Rosedale Conteters Chanel
Xross
Ada News
Armour & Co
Shaw's
Haynes’ Haw, Co. Bu
Knotts Bakery
S Balanes
Mrr
J. AL Crisgwell
Cemetery Assn
Wrork
Atle
Sandayiches
Beffar Howard
John Tine
Edwin Carvey Teastmond Letnpr
Marvin Rogers
Garnete
Giea Jones
Carl Murphy
Glenwood School
Phillip Whibish
J. G. Eaterson
Willard
Joloson Beurett
Youngs Savage
Nanercae Teople
Aes
Morton
Lula
Fedewl
Wwe
Crock
Lawrence
Jon Chapel
Allen
Troop 9
Lathe Scouts
Prisca Scoula
Troop T
Fitshugh
Seoul
Lie Eounty
Ohio Resident Recalls Sitting On Lincoln's Lap
CHILLICOTHE O Sitting on the knee of the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln is described as a sacred memory by Howard J Harmen of Chillicothe Ohio The memory centers on a 1863 White House visit with Harmens father and uncle as Lincoln entertained and spoke of his stories The note ties to a broader report from New York dated April 29 on Kansas City Southern and related banking executives joining a Katy railroad committee with names such as F Loress W Wiseman and Morita Rosenthal attached to the group
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Ohio
Lincoln
Chillicothe
Abraham Lincoln
Howard J. Harmen
Washington
Abdihnsel
White Hose
Chris Harmon
Roseland
EB. Harmon
Lineula
Capital
Oliver Jiamen
Matey
Elarmon
Legen Tamalng Teather
York
Padntiv Acduited
Sab
Synthul Stock
Holtings
Anithy Mt
K. & T. Company
Homer School Progress At Ada County Site And Improvements
Homer school three miles east of Ada on a county road shows rapid growth under principal Emerson and the Homer school board. Improvements include a parent teacher association, new classrooms, gym, library exhibit board, upgraded grounds, fence, walks, play apparatus, flagpole, and a basketball program with boys and girls teams gaining praise for cooperation and activity.
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Homer School
Ada
Ui Fugt Ib
Mir
Pual
Mu. Emerson Fins
Memer
Parente I Toucher Association
Boris
Hove
Uulletin
Hower
Ao Oo
Lie Homer seneor with S68 posis after a score of 1387 points
Not enough coherent, readable facts to produce a valid news item. The fragment mentions a person and a score but lacks clear context, entities, places, or dates to form a proper summary.
Ada High Students Shine in State Music and Drama Contests
Ada High plans to send its orchestra to a state event but canceling trips due to a late order. Students like Edin Gray and Lucile Webster are entered in drama and English contests, with German Professor predicting honors. A strong cast of musicians and performers, including Overstreet, Cantorberry, and Burkart, vies for top titles in cornet, clarinet, alto, and track events at the state tourney.
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Adat Wogh
Wes Norane
Suhonlima
B. K. Cuda
Tlal
Migg
Edin Gray
Adaligh
Lucile Webster
Maud
Carl Browall Dag Bee
Sigt
Eugeny Ford
Mirawlar
Clo Sumpter
Bue
Munvin Collins
Corin
Selay
Stimmitany
MontiIn
Overstreet
Cantorberry
Burkuart
Wlay
Cantonberry
Wisleet
Monin
Leitbert
Unk
Lambert
Mon
Rich Man Now in Jail In Okmulgee County
A disorderly OCR fragment reports a man named Herrin from Kus Rist and connections to a bank in Henryetta. It mentions a liquor business past, a bank incident, and a claim of $70,000 in a bank with unclear timeline and locations in Oklahoma counties.
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Orvuulghe
Dbeal
Eeon Benk
Treason
Henryetta
Fragmentary School Concert Cast List and Music Details
The readable portion lists performers for a school concert including Javelin-T Lambart, Min-Durichire and Overstreet, 22-dash-Colling and Montin, Carl Browall on cornet Eugene Ford on clarinet and others. It mentions Miss Ndna Cuay for dramatic reading and Miss Edna Gray for original oration along with a venting oration and a weaving essay by Niss [ueille Weh ste.
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T. Lambart
Irish Farmers Push Tariff Policy for Agriculture
The Irish Farmers Union demands applying tariff protection to agriculture, protesting government tariffs favoring non agricultural industries. They argue such protection harms farming by raising costs and harming national industry, while Deputy Goray argues tariffs shield inefficiency and slow growth.
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Goray
1 Parm
Dall
Body of Collins Retrieved From Cave Tomb Today
The body of Floyd Collins was recovered after miners reached the 70 foot level and cleared debris. He had been entombed for months, wrapped in cloth and kept damp to slow decay, and was moved to the surface at 9 o'clock this morning ahead of funeral arrangements in Cave City.
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Cave City
Floyd Collins
Otivers
Collins
Hom
W. Y. Wun
Central City
Avas
Deo
Baptist Church
Aill
Crystal Cave
Sy Collins
Institutional Names and Roles From Fragmentary OCR
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals with titles and affiliations unclear due to errors. The names include Oscar Carter A M and Myrtle Grishnin with varied departments. Other entries mention Euler G Mise superintendent and J De Veron with subjects like Physics and Science.
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Oscar Carter
A. M
Napolo
Axriquirune
Myrtle Grishnin
Th. Ny
Euler G. Mise
A. B
Morris
J. de Veron
Mounds
Degsie’ Bagley
Dire Jienmanshin
Ada
Perry
Minnie Scott Choote
Norman
Tae
Cleburne High and Burleson Win at Oklahoma Relay Carnival
Norman April 25 Cleburne High School today ranks hors in the second Oklahoma relay carnival Burleson College Carenville Texas won first in the college division with 21 counters Southeastern and Southwestern State Teachers colleges tied for second place with 17 points In the high school division Henry Beth was second with 1436 points Nine records were broken this year at the relays University of Oklahoma events saw Murphy of Central State Teachers College break the 120 yard high hurdles record Clark of Hast Central State Teachers College ran the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds Gibson and Brice of Southeastern Teachers College tied for first in the pole vault at 11 feet 4 inches Shaw of Central Teachers College set the shot put at 43 feet 13 inches Armour of Burleson College set the discus throw at 1290 feet extending the record 3 9 feet
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Norman
Cleburne High School
Burleson College
Carenville
Texas
Southeastern
Secon Placatey
Henry Beth
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Murphy
Central State Teéuchere
Clark
Building progress on Tivertth and Broadway site
Construction at the American Oil and Refining canspy near Tivertth and Broadway is advancing rapidly. Workers continue walling the first floor, bricklaying, and forming structural walls with completion targeted for occupancy this summer.
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American Oil and Refining
Tivertth
Broadway
Indicationa Wre
Bniding
Validity of Contracts of Growers Up For Test
Oklahoma City April 28 Argument opened in state district court on a test case to determine the validity of contracts by individual cotton growers with the Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association. Aaron Sapiro of San Francisco represented the association and other national cooperative groups. The case Cotton Growers Association v J E B Salyer seeks to collect 5 cents a pound on cotton allegedly sold outside the organization and to compel delivery of the entire crop to the association for seven years.
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Oklahoma City
State District
Oklahoma Cotton Growers’ Association
Aaron Sapiro
San Francisco
Cotton Growers Association
J. E B. Salyer
Salyer
Szpiro
Association
Oklahoma City Next San Diego in Sunshine Ranking
Oklahoma City's climate analysis by Professor O P Evans shows the city as a standout for sunshine among major western hubs. January to October reveal many clear days, while April brings clouds. wind data place Oklahoma City mid range, averaging 10.3 to 10.9 mph with rare severe winds and a gentle breeze label.
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Norman
Okla
Oklatoma City
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
O. P. Evans
University of Oklahoma
United States Weather Bureau
Oklahoma City
San Diggo
San Frangigo
Chicago
Devane
Ow York
Buffalo
Duluth
Cleveland
Toledo
Atlantic City
New York
Evahn
Oklahoma Cty
Minmety
Overwhelming Vote Passes Additional Levy For Schools
Ada Independent school district approved an additional levy to support the schools for the coming year by a large majority. Of 523 votes cast 542 favored the proposition and only 31 opposed as scholastic needs and population have risen, prompting a larger appropriation for the district’s school system.
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Ada Independent School Diatrict
Wera
British Gold Standard Restored In Bank License Move
London reports say a special license from the Bank of England will permit gold export to resume today pending the December 31 end of the 1929 act. Churchill notes revenue shifts and Chamberlain talks of U.S. credits up to 300 million dollars, with New York gold prices spiking on the news. Officials in Washington claim Britain’s action signals broader European monetary alignment and potential restoration of the gold standard.
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London
Bank’ of England
Winston Churchill
Excheauer
House of Commons
Clurenii
Builion
Chunhill
Chamberlain
United States
New York
Great Britain
Washington
Bugieial
Treasury
En Men Invade Shops and Assault Employees
Reported in New York a group of men attacked several shops, beating employees and wrecking machinery and clothing. Police believe the assault was related to a union fraternal dispute, with substantial delays and losses estimated at thousands.
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New York
Toamer
Seidman
Union
Florida Solon Seeks Ban on Using Flapper Term
Florida representative Branch of Liberty introduces a resolution to bar calling women flappers across the state, arguing it harms dignity. Critics defend the committee on Indian affairs, while the measure awaits further action and discussion in the house.
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Representative Branch of
Liberty
Lta
Florida
Branel
Blood transfusion fails to save Oklahoma boy after shooting
In Oklahoma City on April 27, Thomas Carl Leslie of Wayne was mortally wounded by wadding from a prank cartridge during a class play. Despite a blood transfusion from a classmate, led by Roy Davenport, he died early today as meningitis set in. Twelve friends traveled to the city to donate blood in an effort to help.
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Oklahoma City
Thomas Carl Leslie
Wayne
Okla
Leslie
Roy Davenport
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Noeman
Tome
Nature
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Burleson Winners
East Central
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Fo ‘City OF Sunshine
Stannah Barlow
Windaon
England
Fruitvale Nursery CO
Albany
Alabama
ADA Seed CO
Department of the Interline
Conver
Corky
Yenin
Collet
Yorneros
E. Wallen
The
Five Civilized Tribes
Muskogee
Mr. Hughes
J. M. Byrd
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