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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
6
Nan Carroll runs a long distance housekeeper role for John Curtis Morgan and his son Curtis. She orchestrates meals, diet, schooling, and weekly dinners while protecting Iris’s breach and easing the wounded family through trials and a hospital scare.
Nan Carroll, Morgan’s capable assistant and romantic pivot, learns that Judge Jennifer will pursue a quiet divorce for John Curtis Morgan from Iris. The news collapses Nan’s hopes of marriage as she grapples with loyalty to Morgan, work, and her own future in law.
John Landesco reports that gangsters and gunmen hold sway over more than 90 essential Chicago industries. He cites police and courts failing to curb labor racketeering, gambling, vice, and prohibition evasion, with organized vice embedded from police to city officials. A separate UVA session notes southern labor practices criticized and supports union bargaining rights in textile strikes.
Oklahoma City August 2 Republican commissioner E R Hughes states gun firms must follow rules and rates or face contempt citations. He says the corp commission was not enjoined and hearings on rates proceed this fall. If injunction sought, three federal judges would hear arguments. The commission granted some permits for cotton gins and denied others.
Governor Holloway postponed Polly Burrow’s sentence to October 1 citing a family doctor’s advice. Burrow, convicted in Oklahoma County in June 1926 for violating prohibitory laws, faced a $50 fine and 30 days in jail.
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