Walker Counsel Saks Roosevelt With Argument
Governor voices impatience with resort to technicalities in defense of policy. Legal counsel argues timing and methods while addressing procedural concerns and political pressures surrounding the issue.
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Walker
Saks Roosevelt
Roosevelt Looses Temper At Walker Ouster Hearing
New York and Albany reports say Governor Roosevelt, presiding over the Walker ouster hearing, admonished counsel to move faster as the fifth session continued. The testimony centered on missing accountant Russell Sherwood and the probe into Walker’s finances amid Seabury investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpany
N. Y
John J. Curtin
Walker
Overnor Roosevelt
Curtin
Jacob Gould Schurman Jr
Russell T. Sherwood
Schurman
Samuel Seabury
Sherwood
James T. Ellis
Seabury
Albany
Charles Kerrican
Hofstadter
Roosevelt
Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr
Kerrigan
John J
Falker
New York City
Atlantic City
Traymore
Curtain
Mexico City
Sudden Death Shocks Ada Area Community
The community mourns the sudden death of Mr. Brazell in Ada on Saturday night after a auto accident. The piece notes sympathy for his family and lists local visits, travels, and 4-H club activities among residents, plus upcoming religious services and announcements.
Harsh Heat Takes Toll as Malaria Sickness Spreads
The extreme heat has wilted residents and limited activity across the neighborhood. Jack and Dixie Daniel show malaria illness but are improving, while Marcuerite Rives has been ill for three weeks and J. A. Durbin remains on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Dixie Daniel
L. T. Daniel
Marcuerite Rives
Sunday Attendance Strong at Local Church Services
A large turnout filled Sunday school and church with Rev. Fox of Stonewall and Rev. Hocgatt delivering sermons. Mrs. J. W. Chaffin hosted relatives of Reverend and Mrs. Barker of Ada. Mildred Maness visited her sister Alice Caldwell, and about sixty people attended the 4 H rally at Byrds Mill over Friday and Saturday with eating and swimming noted throughout.
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Archie Hayes
Henry Jones
Weleetka
Lois
Lorene Crow
Virzil Meeks
Charles Fellows
Worstell
John Crane
Opal Roberts
Ada
Odis Roberts
J. A. Burk
Virginia Lee
Thelma
Opal Duncan
Everette Maysfield
Hightower
Charlie Crane
Holdenville
E. A. Mayfield
W. H. Hightower
Charlie Crain
Frank Hershell
Juanita Long
Virsil Meeks
Ruby Hood
Inez Hedges
Lois Crow
Rocky Chapel
M. N. Hughey
Euna
T. c. Sellers
Gertie Vandergriff
Otto Arter
Lillie
Margie
Nora
Hubert Price
Bears Coffee
Lightning Ridge
W. H. Taylor
Gertie Vandegriff
Inez Cassady
Irene Robertson
Thelma Adams
Meek
Corley
Sam Gurley
Loren Crabtree
Lena
Lela
Angella Hughey
Dartha
Melzonia Solomon
H. Robertson
Ahloso
Norvell Turner
Syl Shrimpton
Tom Smith
Elizabeth Alma
Earl Stewart
C. A. Stewart Satuday
Edd Tidwell
P. L. Cassady
Mattie Stephens
Edith Arter
Euna Hall
Lessie Dempsey
Goodpasture
Fletcher Watson
Austell Cassady
Eyl
Winfred
Beulah Price
Mildred Wall
Dortha Solomon
Raymond Cassady
Lewis D. Goodpasture
Vernell Rountree
Willene Christian
Byrd's Mill
Houston
Texas
Junior Jackson
Stegall
Mr. Blansett
Mr. Fuller
Sulphur
Wallie Mae Sliger
Miss Creech
McNinch
Ahl
Lovelady
McNinech
John Chambers
Tom McGalliard
Price McGalliard
Ellis Parker
Ruby Flannagan
Sunshine
Opal
Marie Gooch
Whitehead
Clint Clark
Vaness
Hitts
E. D. McCause
A. J. Deaton
Myrtle Irwin
Tom Hughes
Stokes Bray
Lee Roy McDaniel
Edith Vondel
Lora Eddings
Robert Henry
Jim Eddings
Oklahoma City
John Eddings
Noel McNair
Aca
Clarence Irwin
Beulah Alston
Ona Hughes
Little Wondel McDaniel
Fox
Stonewall
Hocgatt
J. W. Chaffin
Barker
Mildred Maness
Alice Caldwell
Byrds Mill
Eatine
Steve Odom
Rufus Ward
Elsie Shirley
E. M. Fallon
Reuben Wilson
C. O. Wortman
John Jam
J. F. Shirley
R. O. Asbury
Betty Jo
Amber
Okla
H. K. Rankin
Julia Anglin
Jackson Hughes
Grandma Willoughby
Allie Newby
Lois Bray
Ragland
Lorene Myers
Virgie Mae Bryant
Florene Hough
Lillian
Elizabeth Freeman
Fitzhugh
Elmer Burrows
Willie Brents
Arvella Parker
Larue Creagh
Nora Lee Fusgell
George Jordan
Daniel Hayes
Joe Crisp
Grandpa Crisp
Tinse Crisp
Larne Creager
Albert Wilson
Lenora Wilson
Walnut Grove
C. O. Wilson
Luther Burrows
Joe Auten
P. P. Hayes
W. G
Thomas Burrows
Will
Joe Bebee
J. E. Burrows
George Burrows
C. H. Burrows
Nora Lee Fussell
Vance Minor
Creagor
Lee Jordan
J. G. Burrows
George
Charley Burrows
Harvey
Larue
Ted
Pauline
Calvin
Donald
Bob Nabors
W. T. Cantrell
Florene
Melvin
Byrd’a Mill
John Jones
Harvey Creager
Fred Hough
Brookhaven Social News Highlights From Citra and Surroundings
Community members visited, attended church, dances and visits across Citra, Red Oak, Halls Hill, Ada ne Davis, and McGee revival areas. Notable names include Earnest and Omer Davis, Alma Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. King, Ewell Hays, Marvin Nickell, Lizzy critics mention, and multiple families sharing weekend visits and church attendance.
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Brookhaven
Omer
Earnest Davis
Round Prairie
Citra
Marvin Nickell
Dale
Alma
Boog
Mildred Dunn
Omer Davis
King
Horne Nickell
Ross Hays
Ewell Hays
Weldon
Mrs. Davis
Eva Stockton
Myrtle Nichols
Calvin Dunn
Wilma Jones
Vaudha Stokes
Red Oak
Ewen Hays
Fred Reynolds
Hall's Hill
Halls Hill
Stokes
Nelie
Hays
Ivy Lee
Rosaline
Silvie Hays
Floods and Personal News From Cherokee Area
A Cherokee flood flood narrative describes levee breaks and 3 feet of water in the business district. Eyewitness L. L. Smith recounts rescue actions as cottonwood canyon levees fail. Also notes rain, bridge washouts, cattle drownings, highway disruptions, and community visits in several Oklahoma towns.
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Alva
Hopeton
Salt
Arkansas
L. L. Smith
Cottonwood Canyon
Cherokee Municipal Power Plant
Chickasha
Line Creek
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Cimarron River
Woodward
Gaze
Medford
Cherokee
Pond Creek
Jefferson
Bids Received for 22 Miles of Road Work in Six Oklahoma Counties
Oklahoma City August 16 highway commission received bids totaling 252 242 for 22 212 miles grading drainage 2751 feet pavement and ten bridges across six counties Adair Delaware Garvin Garvin Murray Comanche bids led by Blackburn Ledford Pharaoh Harrison and Keltner with amounts from 12 093 87 to 61 253 04. Awards expected later today.
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Oklahoma City
Highway Commission
Adair County
Watts
Ellis and
Lewis
Muskogee
Delaware County
Homer
Garvin-Murray County
Blackburn Construction Company
Ardmore
Ledford & Way of
Walters
Garvin County
Hennepin
Blackburn Construction Co
Pharoah & Co
Henryetta
Garvin-Murray
Hoover
Davis
J. J. Harrison
Norman
Keltner Construction Company
Pallas
Comanche County
Seminoles Challenge Anthropologist Survey After Suspicion
Seminole leaders plan a tribal council meeting at Mekusukey academy to decide on a house by house survey led by Dr Wilton Marion Kro gman of Cleveland. Chief George Jones expresses distrust fearing federal agents probing Seminoles whiskey production even as scientists promise a dignified study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Mekusukey Academy
Wilton Marion Krogman
Cleveland
Federal
Highway work to bring relief to Oklahoma
Oklahoma plans a $7 151 200 highway program expected to inject about $41 000 000 into laborers pockets. Governor Murray said the federal road program plus relief funds will create jobs across the state and a $5 000 000 state relief fund may be obtained. Engineer Charles L Wilson estimates around 60 percent of federal aid will go to laborers totaling about $4 291 000.
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Oklahoma City
Aus
Oklahoma
Murray
Charles L. Wilson
Prohibition Party Appeals to Unite for 18th Amendment
Chicago August 13 The national prohibition party calls on all prohibitionists to desert those who have deserted national prohibition In this emergency when both major parties oppose national prohibition chairman Edward E Blake writes to city leaders urging unity and pledging enough votes to prevent repeal through a single party fully committed to the 18th amendment
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Chicago
National Prohibition Party
Edward E. Blake
Prohibition Party
Oklahoma Highway System More Efficient Despite Fewer Men
Oklahoma City August 22. Assistant state highway engineer L C Bernard says the maintenance of the state highway system is more efficient than two years ago even though about three fourths as many men are employed.
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Oklahoma City
L. C. Bernard
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Jim Crow
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Daisy Jones
John
Lyla Leader
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Oge
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Enid
Alice Talbot
Alfalfa County Red Cross
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Cora McLain
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Orval Ballard
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Little
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