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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1929

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Soviet official urges focus on South America and China

Moscow dispatch reports Maxim Litvinoff addressing the Kremlin's central executive committee. He rejects Kellogg pact reminders as interference, defends Soviet stance on Manchuria, criticizes imperialistic powers backing Nanking and Mukden, and warns of dras tic Soviet measures on the Chinese border if provoked.

Moscow America France Great Britain South America Maxim Litvinoff Soviet Union Kremlin Communist Party Panama Russia United States Litvinoff China Nanking Mukden Soviet Russia Stimson Washington

Holloway to Pass on Requisition

Captain Howard Brooks of the sheriff's robbery squad said Los Angeles County will send a representative to Oklahoma City to argue California custody of Tom Vernon the confessed wrecker and robber. District Attorney Baron Fitts said he would travel to Oklahoma City to support California if Wyoming defends its custody claim and Vernon would be heard December 12. Vernon was arrested in Pawnee Oklahoma by Deputy Sheriff Tom Higgins.

Los Angeles Howard Brooks Sheriff's Baron Fitts Los Angeles County Oklahoma City California Tom Vernon Southern Pacific West Coast Limited Saugus Cal Fitts Wyoming Vernon Cheyenne O Oklahoma Pawnee Okla Tom Higgins Brooks

Cotton In County Short This Year

Cotton received to date at the Peoples Compress is far behind 1928 figures. A total of 9346 bales have been received for compression with 1835 from local gins and 7511 by railroad from the county and nearby areas. The scene includes some Pontotoc county cotton and daily receipts range from five to twenty bales.

Frisec Tulsa

Extradition Fight Over Vernon Delays in Oklahoma

California and Wyoming clash over custody of Tom Vernon a 43 year old ex convict and wild west show performer as extradition papers arrive. Vernon arrested in Pawnee Oklahoma confessed to derailing a Southern Pacific train near Saugus California and robbing passengers but denies links to a Union Pacific wreck near Cheyenne Wyoming.

Oklahoma City California Wyoming Tom Vernon Vernon Holloway Pawnee Southern Pacific Saugus Cal Union Pacific Cheyenne Wyo

McManus Acquitted in Rothstein Murder Case

Judge Charles N Nott Jr dismissed the murder charge against George A McManus in the Arnold Rothstein case. The jury acquitted without leaving the room, citing the insufficiency of circumstantial evidence to prove guilt beyond doubt.

New York Charles N. Nott Jr George A. McManus Arnold Rothstein Nott McManus

Oklahoma City Gun Fight Fatal for Suspect Floyd Currier

Floyd Currier, shot Tuesday night in a gun fight with officers in an old field cafe, has little chance for recovery, say hospital attendants. Currier resisted officers seeking him for Pottawatomie county authorities after he and Joe Keys reportedly drew guns when approached Sunday night. Keys was arrested and held for Pottawatomie officers.

Oklahoma City Floyd Currier Currier Pottawatomie County Joe Keys Keys

Hoover Endorses Executive Committee For Business

Washington December 5 The 400 business representatives at the national conference unanimously endorsed Hoover’s proposal to name an executive committee to represent organized business when needed and empowered Julius Barnes to appoint it. Hoover urged the “good old work” to maintain stability and employment, saying action, not words, cures unemployment.

Washington National Business Survey Hoover Julius Barnes Dec Chamber of Commerce of the United States Chamber of Commerce Lafayette Square White House Lamont

Aviator who landed on Seattle roof years ahead of times

A noted aviator known for a dramatic Seattle roof landing appears ahead of his era by several years. He captures public imagination as aviation history unfolds with daring feats and growing interest.

Seattle Times San Antonio Express

Weather and Road Conditions Across States

Arkansas reports fair weather and warmer tonight with Friday partly cloudy and warmer conditions. Kansas sees unsettled tonight and Friday with little change in temperatures. Oklahoma remains fair with warmer air in the east tonight and Friday partly cloudy.

Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma

Man Confesses to Five-Crim Murder in Pacoima Canyon

Armando Baltares, 24, of San Fernando California, confessed to killing Mrs Helena Alvarez Garcia and three of her children Carmelita Elisa and Charles Alvarez with a club and burying them in shallow graves in Pacoima Canyon. He then tracked and shot Luciano Garcia, husband and head of the family, in Azusa. He was jailed in Los Angeles on first degree murder charges.

Los Angeles Armando Baltares San Fernando Cal Baltares William Bright Helena Alvarez-Garcia Charles Alvarez

Ada Targeted in State Highway 48 Grading and Drainage Bids

Bids for grading and drainage on State Highway 48 from Ada to the Canadian River south of Konawa are due by 10 a.m. December 17 in the state highway engineer’s office at the capitol. The project includes 10.899 miles of work and a concrete trestle as part of Oklahoma state aid project 466. The Ada area views the project as pivotal to paving from Konawa to the bridge over the Canadian and a move to remove toll barriers, opening access to Seminole county and expanding Ada’s trade reach.

Ada Canadian River Konawa State Capitol Oklahoma Canadian Seminole County

Parole Records Revealed by Oklahoma Board

Oklahoma City December 5. State pardon and parole records show 917 live paroles in force with only about four fifths of released prisoners reporting. Officer E P Hill said the board sought the data to assess eligibility for restoration of citizenship through paroles. Former inmates on clemency are scattered worldwide and many nonreporting cases may be dead. Many paroles were issued soon after statehood.

Oklahoma City State Pardon and Parole Office Penitentiary Pardon and Parole Board E. P. Hill Oklahoma Hill

Italian ruler in Vatican for historic visit

Rome dated December 5. King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Helena became the first rulers of unified Italy to enter the Vatican. They met Pope Pius XI in a private throne room amid ceremonial guards and papal retinue. Their trip marked the completion of the Roman question accord signed at the Lateran Palace.

Rome Victor Emanuel Helena Pius XI Italy Vatican Vatican City Europe Dino Grandi Count de Vecchi Holy See Lateran Palace Charlemagne Piazza Santamaria Prince Massimo Clementine Hall

Alcoholism death links to Borger murder suspect Kelley

Seminole police identified a Sunday death victim as George Kelley, a Borger murder suspect. SC Beard of Seminole said Kelley, found in Oklahoma City last week, appeared disturbed upon recognition. Kelley allegedly killed two men near Borger, according to Beard.

George Kelley Borger Texas SC Beard Kelly Oklahoma City Kelley Beard

Blackburn Named Beckham County Commissioner in Oklahoma

Sayre reports W. W. Blackburn of Elk City succeeds J. F. Lewis as Beckham County commissioner after Lewis resigns to focus on private matters. Governor Holloway appointed Blackburn to the post.

Sayre W. W. Blackburn Elk City J. F. Lewis Beckham County Lewis Holloway Blackburn

Soldier Held After Desertion From Fort Riley

Police hold Herbert Gilbert who says he deserted from the army about a month ago while with company D Eighteenth field artillery at Fort Riley Kansas He faces return to Fort Riley according to officers.

Oklahoma City Herbert Gilbert Army Eighteenth Field Artillery Fort Riley Kan

Charges Against Driver of Death Car Dismissed

PARCELL December 5 42 Man slaughter charges against O T Armor 30 Wichita Falls Texas for the death of Miss Joan Black 28 Holiday Texas in a motor car accident near Newcastle November 26 were dismissed by Purman Wilson McClain county attorney. Wilson said lack of evidence showed no criminal intent though Armor was driving when the car ran into a ditch and overturned. Mrs Ina Black and two sisters asked for the dismissal. Armor was arrested with Miss Black and Leonard Derrick 26 Wichita Falls taken to Oklahoma City hospitals where Derrick sustained serious injuries.

Ina Black Wink Texas Miss Black Armor Oklahoma Leonard Derrick Wichita Falls Oklahoma City Derrick

Governor Grants Twelve Paroles in Oklahoma Clemeny

Governor W J Holloway granted twelve paroles and one sentence commutation to inmates at the Granite state reformatory. Two prisoners were transferred to Fort Supply hospital. The board rejected parole for Kay County bank robber William Mack Carden after protest by Kay County Rep G A Chappel. Carden had 25 year minimum for the Uncas bank robbery of July 1924 and had been at the reformatory since April 11 1925.

Oklahoma City W. J. Holloway State Reformatory Granite Reformatory Pardon and Board Western Oklahoma Hospital Fort Supply William Mack Carden Kay County G. A. Chappel Carden Uncas State Bank E. P. Hill Reformatory Hill Floyd Jarrett Pardon and Parole Board Buster Herrin Pottawatomie

Tax Reduction Measure Put Before House

The House passed the Hawley resolution by 218 to 17 authorizing a 160 million dollar tax cut. The plan lowers income tax rates for individuals and corporations by one percent and moves to the Senate. Debate featured a divided Ways and Means Committee and a push to expeditiously send the measure to the Senate.

Washington House Hawley Senate Ways and Means Ramsever Iowa Treasury Jamseyer Ramseyer Senate Finance Committee

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