Stillwater district elects officials in annual farm event
Cache Newman of Granite to Greer county is chosen white person on the first ballot after a three way race for president. Louise Wilken of Carter county wins junior treasurer on the second ballot. Miss Seatrine Terry of Atles Bryan County is named secretary. The gathering features kitchen improvements and community projects with Mrs Lee Scroggins praised for a well arranged Cedar Grove kitchen. Several county representatives and neighbors attend activities including rural improvement displays and plans for future county events.
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Oklahoma
Cache Newman
Granite
Greer County
J. O W. Hayes
Beckham County
Clit
Pernal Tellet
Misa
Seatrine Terry
Atles
Bryan Juunty
Wis
Wis Cheer Serre Uaey
Trewaurer
Misa Louise Wilken
Carter County
Wan Chu
Felewily
Lee Scroggins
Cedar Grove Club
Kitchin
Stillwater
Bn Restrance
Mires
Moran
Bane Fletaon
Daher
Charley's
Poundag
Uae
Dhe
Caine
Chen
Thiers Condred
Thom
Calley
Angie
Teesatiay
Ieee
Voss
Paull
Mion
Mare
Aus
John Laos
Gari Werdeden
Chase Heemettoy
Livestock Markets Show Mixed Oklahoma City and Chicago Data
Oklahoma City notes cattle priced around 7.00 with calves scarce while hogs and sheep offer modest activity. Chicago wheat and corn futures swing on export and stock moves as cotton gains pace in New Orleans with spot prices steady amid active trading and weekly crop signals. Major entities include Oklahoma City market terms, Chicago grain trends, and New Orleans cotton shifts.
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Otendys Winstriers
Clinton
HoGas
Texan
Daitl
Allan
Hardy
New Orleans
Aus
Oa Holla
Naking Oew Hieha
Ward
Geetuber
Fase
Pursued robber abandons loot in Oklahoma bank heist
In Shidler, Oklahoma, a lone robber held up the American Exchange State Bank, forced five inside to the floor, entered the vault, and escaped with an undetermined sum before abandoning the loot near Foraker. Several bank officers aided the pursuit, with a posse closing in as the robber fled northeast toward Parakee in an automobile.
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American Exchanse State Bank
Shidler
Gqsaze
Triaing
Shota
Robebery
Paraker
John Casselman
Elmo Nfoster
Joe Norman
Teak Mragz
Elbert Lelatnger
Oklahoma Republicans Form 264 Precincts in County
Oklahoma City Aug 6 Republicans and A Gray Glimer county chairman announced formation of 264 precincts in Oklahoma County and discussed plans for a central committee meeting. The event follows a general election in November and signals an effort to mobilize the party with a proposed 50 000 Republican clubs.
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Oklahoma City
Ate
Noosevelt-Garner Eluna
al- Impast
Oklahoma County
Trepublicans
A. Gray Glimer
Enuhty
Mectios
Frantz Saved Oil for State School Land Fund
PONCA CITY August 10 It was Frank Frantz Tulsa territorial governor who saved the school land fund money for the future state of Oklahoma by issuing a proclamation backed by Berkey and Wenner. Berkey tore down the proclamation but the action redirected oil royalties from school lands, creating over 20 million dollars in revenue. Milliken faced potential court action but was not brought to trial. local officials reported on veterans and civic activities as part of annual reports.
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Frank Frantz
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ben Berkey
Guthrie
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Cleveland
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Weon
Wenner
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Urea
Ohio
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Ife
Denny Herkey
Miyor
Tuthele
Erantz
Berkey
Shamrock
Sauld Wenner
Berley
Mike
Beckey
Noeton
Abe
Derkey
Hinds
Plocr
Milliken
Pawnee
Fel Gray
United States Court
United States
Gray Weld
Jxerond
Harold Conatant
Rance Gaither
Street Davis
Serjeant
Cat Arma
Mercy Armstrong
Luke Dodd
Busens Auptiatus
Augutus
Dodd
Stonewall
Rott
Aten
Ada
Tha Osenr
Harold Constant
Interstana
Vine World
le Wall
Pail Norrell
Mare Kewee
Jones elected 10 head legion post
At the annual meeting of Norman Howard post of the American Legion in Segion hall Tuesday night Alvis Jones was elected post commander. About one hundred members attended the meeting with representatives from outposts at Stonewall Rott and Lawrence present. Val Crawford was elected first vice commander and Wrig Reith was noted.
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Norman Howard Post
Segion Hall
Alvis Jones
Miletias
Stonewall
Rott and
Lawrence
Val Crawford
Wrig
Nine July Fires Investigated by City Fire Dept
July fires reported to the city fire department influenced by July heat, with Buildings and contents valued at 16150 and another estimate of 586 for buildings and contents. A suspect pair linked to a grocery store burglary was questioned after a false alarm and a later tip, amid claims of race-based suspicions.
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Ed ‘Tealey
Jose
AL Teast
Niveteguth
Johnston
Hoover Observes His 58th Birthday Quietly
Washington. Aug 10. President Hoover marked his 58th birthday with little fanfare and a long workday at the desk. A cake was baked and illuminated, while a 40,000-signature birthday card arrived by rail car. Mrs Hoover kept to routine as Boy Scout groups visited, and Ernest Daley Chase of Winchester arranged the card signatures with Mollie Carron, the president’s first schoolteacher, among signers.
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Washington
Hoover
Hls
Tle
Rovernota
Ernest Daley Chase
Winchester
Mass
Ais
Mollie Carron
Weat
Jaws
Boy Scouts
Nrooklin
Chickens In Henryetta Feeds Nuggets From Abandoned Well
A Henryetta housewife found two small nuggets in chickens bought at a local meat market. The market owner learned a seller had taken a cupful of nuggets from the crown of chickens on his property, believed to originate from an abandoned salt well where the birds scratched.
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Henryetta
Alte
Estimating This Year’s Grain Crops by Agriculture Dept
Washington Aug. 10. Estimates by the department of agriculture show corn production at 2,819,791,000 bushels, wheat around 7,? and other spring wheat and oats figures all down from last year. The report compares current forecasts with earlier month projections and last year’s outputs, noting shifts in winter and spring wheat totals.
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Washington
Ue Department of Agriculture
Duran
Bullington Named Republican Gubernatorial Candidate in Texas
Orville Bullington of Wichita Falls won the Republican nomination for Texas governor in the run off campaign set for August 27. He is an attorney, Republican national committeeman, and convention delegate who supported the party platform and call for strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Dallas
Tex
Orville Bullington
Wiehita Falls
Republican Gubernatoriny
Texas
Fas Ae
Texas-Oklahoma
Dullington
Th. &. Sterting
Michua A. Pergitann
Woolin Rovertier
Mullington
Cotton Advances S12 Per Bale This Week
New Orleans reports cotton prices jumping to about 12 per bale this week, rising nearly 10 percent from six weeks ago. Advances are helped by improved stock conditions and weather, with strong demand and harvest progress cited as supporting factors.
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New Orleans
Aus
Aarp
Dean
Cher
Lyles
Gero Beard
Pleas Of Guilty In District Court
Judge Orel Pun to hear more guilty pleas by Tuesday as jurors return. James Melton accepts a guilty plea to grand larceny and burglary in the first degree, receiving five years on each count to run concurrently. Charley Marsey pleads guilty to robbery of Clyde Tally home and gets seven years. Houston Myers admits burglary of an alien store and receives three years. Roy Davis pleads guilty to two forgery counts and gets five years on each count, to run concurrently.
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Orel
Trnal
James Melton
Galt
Charley Marsey
Tven
Houston Myers
Roy Davis
Norman boy held in fatal shooting of neighbor
Norman Oklahoma August 10 A 11 year old farm boy is held for the fatal shooting of his neighbor, 38 year old Erk hart following a quarrel over land. Coroner Lucien Wilson says Erkhart threatened the boy’s family. The boy’s parents James and Mrs Norton testified and were questioned. The Nortons had married at Fort Smith Arkansas. Erkhart came to Norman from Seminole in February.
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Okla
Aue
Eorze Norton
Erkhart
Hla
Lucien W. Wilson
Young Norton
James Norton
Nortons
Fort Smith
Ark
Seminole
Germany imposes drastic decree to restore order
Fragmented dispatch details a new emergency decree by the German cabinet led by Chancellor von Papen and President von Hindenburg authorities seek to quell rioting and political unrest with the death penalty in extrema. The plan aims to curb sabotage, protect the state, and restore stability amid violent clashes and bombings.
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Germany
Pwo Hontha
Bnitbinss
Chamcelor
Franz van Papen
von Uiherburg
Mast Prageli
Gerd
No. 6 man en route home from Tika to Cement City pauses at Atoka dune
An eyewitness describes a shooting at a dune near Atoka involving No 6, who had left Cement City for a hymn at Atoka. He ran as bullets flew, and Atoka officers planned to question him, though he recalls nothing about who fired or who was hit.
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Cement City
Tika
Atoka
Oklahoma tax cut foes gasoline price hike fears
WW Dr Tumphress of the state tax commission opposes a proposed 2 cent per gallon gasoline tax cut. He warned the move would destroy the state's road program and accused supporters and company officials of wholesale profiteering in fuel pricing.
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Oklahoma City
Aus
CP Vikoroun
Tumphress
State
Japan Pressures Over U S Speech At New York
Tokyo protests after Secretary of State Stimson criticizes Japan in a New York speech. Tokyo cables report cautious Tokyo view while Geneva talks reflect Western tension over Asia policy and possible U S representations to Washington.
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Anki Tha Chibadey
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Bilindon
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Jagan Tetion i Mags
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Oklahoma City warns on forged documents to aid prison breaks
Governor Murray directed criminal court stays of execution and notified wardens to tighten controls after four inmates escaped using forged papers. The order targets forged documents and death sentences on Earl Quilon and others pending appeals from district court actions.
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Oklanoma City
Ang
Murray Kan
Earl Quilon
Wiestay County District Court
Derste Amt
Zexka Grifthi
Mackwell School
McDotall Amt
Chari
Latimer
Singens Invited to Rocky Chapel Event
All day progr am and dinner at Rocky Chapel nine miles south of Ads on Sunday August 14. The committee invites everyone to attend and bring guests especially loggers, with plenty of dinner provided.
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Ads
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