Ada City Briefs Chronicle Local Visiting Guests
Kingston visitor Lon Rea, sister Mrs Eugene Barley, and Franela of Houston visit Mr and Mrs W. Chauther-Iain. Ora Faust returns from Welvitka. Geraldine Houser and Vera Simmons visit We-woka. Milto Moore to Ft Meade Maryland for school. Various locals travel, visits houseguest Rutell of Stonewall. Haybarn fire north of city destroys 1000 bales. no water. Dorsey of Pawhlingka hosts. Miss Dewnette Hoon to Ralph Parasow wedding in Ada. Sheriff Bowles escorts LeRoy Johnson to state penitentiary for forgery. Several arrests for assault. Weddings: Maxine Naylor and Arthie Mace McCartney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weenenday's Daily
Lon Rea
Kingston
Eugene Barley
Franela
Houston
Texas
W. 2
Chauther- Iain
Unidentified Man Dead in Bristow Robbery Attempt
An unidentified man was killed and Frank Swindle was jailed after an attempted robbery of farmer James Stanelitt three miles north of Bristow. Stanelitt says Swindle and a companion forced him to reveal his money. when he refused they beat him and he shot one robber dead with a shotgun. The dead man’s identity was later tied to C. Thompson of Depew, an oil field worker. Stanelitt and Swindle were taken to Sapulpa for investigation as officers seek to substantiate or disprove the farmer’s account. In Oklahoma City, the state tax levy is expected to be set at 3.5 mills, with the board aiming to raise assessed valuation to $1.9 trillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Frank Swindle
James Stanelitt
Robbie
Stanelife
Nan
Staneliff
Scancliff
Bwlidle
Herman Anelift
Hint
Swindle
Stanecilrt
Stancliit
Robert Riley
C. Thompson
Depew
Sig Thompson
Thompson
Mani
Stonelift
Sapulpa
C. C. Thompson
Hly
Stanellil
Oklahoma City
Bombing in Evanston Shocks North Shore Suburb
In Evanston a bomb exploded at a tire shop doorway marking the area’s first bombing in ten years. Earlier police found two sticks of dynamite near an apartment building bombed earlier the same day. Chicago has witnessed fourteen bombings in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bvanston
North Shore Subur
Chitago
No War Developments Reported on Russo Chinese Frontier
London August 36 authoritative British charters report no new developments on the Russo Chinese frontier. Everything was quiet at Manchuli yesterday as Japanese residents who went to Harbin for safety returned to Manchukuo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manchuli
Harbin
Manchuk
Byrd Welcomes Hoover At Virginia Fishing Retreat
President Hoover was welcomed as a week end guest at Madison County Fair Grounds Virginia near the Rapidan headwaters. Governor Harry F. Byrd led the greeting expressing Virginia hospitality while Hoover praised Virginians for neighborly spirit. A field piece fired a salute closed the visit as the president returned to the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EL
West GA. J
Madison County Fair Grounds
Madison
Blue Tridge Mountains
Hoover
Virginia
Rapidan
Harry Flood Byta
Old Dominion
Richmond
Nice
Madison County
Lunuch
Tie
Jokester in Own Jailed Joke Turns Electric Curtain Call
J. G. Cullins, a justice of the peace known for pranks, wires the office chair with electricity triggering a comical but dangerous scene. Fred Antleroy is shocked, a gunfire spree ensues at Muskogee hotels, leaving a guest struck and reporters fleeing. Carmack and Davis are later arrested. Carmack faces assault charges and admits no warrants were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Cullins
Justice of Peace
Cullins
Cubins
Fred Auntleroy
Hone
Culling
Fred
Hadley
Antler
Tulsa
Muskogee
McDaniel
Davis
Gaid
Carmack
Former officer must serve two years for assault with a deadly weapon
An alleged shooting orgy led Carmack and Deputy Sheriff Paul Davis to be sentenced to two years in prison for assault with a dangerous weapon. The Oklahoma case, affirmed by the Criminal Court of Appeals, involved a Muskogee County incident in which the two officers, drinking and without orders, attacked John Smith and his family at the Maple Rooms, resulting in the death of deputy sheriff Hadley and injuries to others. The ruling concludes a sensational Muskogee underworld case amid multiple assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Carmack
Muskogee
State
Criminal Court of Appeals
Davis
Maple Rooms
John Smith
Ink
Cather
Smith
Shelby
Hadley
MEW MAN FORA AND ML EXPERIMENT STATION
Winters, head of the department of field crops and soils at Oklahoma A and M, returns to Stillwater after a career spanning Texas North Carolina Clemson Cornell and Argentina. A 1911 A and M graduate, he later earned a PhD from Cornell in 1923 and directed cooperative boll weevil work in Florence South Carolina. He also served as technical adviser to Argentina’s minister of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Speej
N. E. Winters
Feld Crops
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
United States
Argentina
Winter
Oklahoma
M. Collee
Southeastern State Teachers College
Durant
Department of Agriculture
A. and
Wintershen
Texas Experiment Station
North Carolina
Texas
Texan
North Carona
State Agricultural College
Raleigh
Clemson College
Cornell University
Winters
Florence
Sen A
South America
Uyo
Condemned Man Gets Stay of Execution
Oklahoma City August 19 Claude Hagar condemned for murder in Ottawa county district court had his execution delayed indefinitely while the criminal court of appeals reviews the case. A reprieve from Governor Holloway moved the date from August 25, with the appellate court yet to act, and Judge Tomas H Edwards said a decision would likely take several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
uPi
Claude Hagar
Ottawa County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Holloway
Tomas H. Edwards
Oil stock motive in murder attempt case at Ponca City
F C Hyde a 28 year old Ponca City attorney arranged to buy 500 shares of Continental Oil stock valued over 17000 dollars through a New York broker for Collins. Hyde allegedly administered poison in a soda to Collins and plotted kidnapping after the stock arrival, facing charges and bond set at 5000 dollars. Police found poison and whisky in Hyde's possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
F.C. Hyde
Ponca
Samuel 3
Colina
New York
Hyde
Collins
Westmaster
Continental Oil Company
Ofder
Tulsa
Collings
Penen City
Marland Oil Company
Newkirk
HK. M. Parkhurst
Hyde Wa
Kidgay Collins
Bruce Totter
Pinil
Jess
Jekstl
Colling
Cellin
Hydes
Joe Gopper
Hyils
Deserters Held for Assault and Robbery in Kansas
Two army deserters Gordon Frost and Wayne Aldrich confessed to attacking and robbing two women near Neve. They waived preliminary hearing on charges including assault with intent to kill and motor vehicle theft, bond set at 20000 each. Victims Miss Leda Beau regard and Mrs Beatrice Walsh hospitalized in Quinter, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Denver
Neve
Gordon Frost
East Pepperill
Mass
Wayne C. Aldrich
Cufenzo
W. S. Schulthels
Sheridan County District
Man Injuries At Linon Riders Hoxie Rally
Wounds said to have been inflicted by men who rode in their car from Linon Colorado to hear Hoxie. The report notes an assault during the event and mentions the participants and venue connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linon
Colo
Hoxie
Confessions Tie Colorado Bank Holdup to Bandit Gang
In Colorado Springs police say George Johnson Abaler and W C Messick confess three other robbers, detailing the May 23 1928 bank heist. They name Jack Fleagle as the killer of Dr W W Wineinger and teller Keeinger. Ralph Fleagle and Howard L Royston also confess joining the robbery. Jake Fleagle allegedly killed the doctor and teller. Dempsey plans to seek a Scheimeling bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Polea
Samar
George Johnson Abaler
Ules W. C
bin) Messick
Jack Fleagle
W. W. Wineinger
Dighton
Inger
Teller
Masick
Fleagle
Ralph Fleagle
Jake
Ib Hindig
Howard Lester Royston
San Andreas
Cal
Seminole Investigation Yields No Clear Evidence
Oklahoma City reports three day probe at Seminole by County Attorney Homer Bishop and an evidence man found witnesses uncertain and statements nondefinitive. Gordon said arrests seem unlikely and the case remains a mystery with no confirmed irregularities in justice of the peace records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Seminole
Homer Bishop
C. Gordon
Mary Fallin
Pagannat
Gordon
Seminole County
Bishop
Choctaw Chief William H. Harrison Near Death in Fort Smith
News came from Muskogee Aug 16 that William H. Harrison 54 of Poleau Choctaw chief is near death in a Fort Smith hospital after a paralytic stroke. He holds office by presidential appointment. Ontario Liquor Control Board urges Canadians to drink her instead of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
William H. Harrison
Poleau
Smith Hospital
Ontario Liquor Control Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misa
Givens
Link Ro
Wercome
Rott
Smaun
Thaddy
Ora Faust
Welvetka
Jim Mening
Mr. Fleming
George Houser
Geraldine
Vera Simmons
Wewoka
Misa Houser
Aitout
Milton Moore
R. S. Moore
Ft. Meade
Maryland
Misa Rutlell
Stonewall
Tina Lora Alien
Nabors
Bob Naylor
Lloyd Tipton
Wendell Thon Ha
Baptist Assembly
Olis Clark
Thia Morning
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Mr. Qhark
Gwin and
Mays
Tau
John Davistet
Wichita
Armon Williams
Williung
Mas. Davis
Suwaloe
Winficld
Kaw
Lo Wichita
Mens
Colo Rio
Honest Bill Show
Henry
Jessie I. Morgan
A. and M. College
J.B. Hill
Budurns
Carl Vilerahtl
Sie Hal
Emma Branscome
Kane
Colorado
New Mexico
Hinshaw
East
Washington
DD. C
Werd Tinsheen
Veh Jordin
Neille Henderson
Lotying
Tes Ture
Quit Dorsey
Pawlhngka
Telas Ilves
Dorsey
Dewnette Hoon
Tenerssee Bobbitt
Ralph Parashaw
Kenmore
Lee
Broadway
Carrell Walker
Ae FW
Bolen
Cali
Wd. W. Dunn
Church of Christ
Stratford
Tennissen
Ada
Ars
V. FE. Black of
Iawson
Coalgate
Bent
Sherif Fred Bowles
McAlester
LeRoy Johnson
State Penitentiary
Liaf Noy
Jack Johnson
T. O. Cullins
Wil Condren
Hasketl Hulsey
Felix Loman
Franks
Lawrence Reynolds
Macomb
Victor Hughes
Ray Chamberlain
Galveston
Lawrence
Points
Arkansas
Tennesee
Mississippi
Duke McCarmney
Valliant
Ass Maxine Naylor
Arshin’ McCartney
Myg
J. Allen Brown
Johnie Howell
Hoptenville
Maxine x Naylor
G. R. Naylor
Arthie Mace McGarfney
York
Robert Li. Naylor
Pvinston
Gres
By Williams
Exiddrance
Mark Hoover
Virginia Camp
Byrd
Jokester
Hyde Plot
Golorado
Shsjegt
Salt Lake Gity
Jack Dempsey
Max Scheimling
J.c.penney CO
West Main—Act
Wirten
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!