Mystery in Tremont Night Safer Escape Plan
David Bannister helps Juliet France, a frightened woman linked to Tracy King’s murder, hide a possible clue and plans a risky move to retrieve a paper that may prove her innocence. He contends with police danger and moral doubt while seeking a safe path forward.
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Daviid Bannister
Hannieter
King
Hannister
Juliet France
Bere Hannmister
Ter
Bannister
Tracy King
Nia
Tremont
Annister
Oliver McNeal
Steve Fisher
Big Drop in US Oil Output as Oklahoma Slumps
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a 55 361 barrel per day fall in US crude output last week. Total daily average reached 9 214 507 barrels with Oklahoma down from 497 760 to 421 750. California and East Texas rose while Texas held steady.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
East Texas
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma City
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Southwest Texas
North Louisiana
Louisiana
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain Area
U. S
Oklahoma Senate race linked to impeachment session figure
One of Henry S Johnston impeachment figures, E P Hill of McAlester, will run for state senate from Pittsburg County against Pres Lester and M da Misenheimer. Hill, a former pardon and parole officer, sparked a self-convened House session and impeachment effort that the Senate declined to act on.
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E. P. Hill
State Senate
Lester, Misenheimer
Charles C. Haslet
Associated Press
Stall Weiter
Oklahoma City
Henry S. Johnston
McAlester
Pittsburg County
Pres Lester
M. da Misenheimer
House
Two Oklahoma Candidates Draw Attention in Governor Race
Legislators and ex lawmakers across the state identify two likely strong gubernatorial contenders J C Walton once governor and Gomer ith of Oklahoma City. A western Oklahoma legislator predicts Walton could secure around 75000 votes by announcing but others call the estimate excessive.
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J. C. Walton
Gomerith
Oklahoma City
Tim
Oklahoma
Walton
Walldrop Uses Smallest Oklahoma Campaign Cards
State Senator Tom Walldrop of Shawnee distributes unusual campaign pieces for lieutenant governor. After minute ecards claimed as the smallest ever, he now sends a perfumed card bordered with rose pictures, marking a novel approach in Oklahoma campaigning.
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Tom Walldrop
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Anglin Denials Highlight Governor Bid Amid Organizing Push
Rumors that Tom Anglin will skip filing for governor are rejected by his close allies. They say the Holdenville attorney is building an organization and expects broad backing from anti administration voters.
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Tom Anglin
Murrey
In Memory of Alvia Mobley
Alvin Mobley aged 19 died December 2, 1833 at a local Ada hospital. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Myrt Mobley six sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held at the Criswell Funeral Home.
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Alvin Mobley
Ada
Myrt Mobley
Criswell
Prohibition Ends in Utah After Ratification Vote
Utah today ratified the twenty first amendment ending federal prohibition, becoming the thirty sixth state to do so at 3 31 p m Mountain Standard Time yesterday. The state remains legally dry despite repeal, with Sam B Thurman leading repeal efforts in the capitol city.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Sam B. Thurman
Supreme Court Disbars A Walter Kelley in Claremore Case
Oklahoma City December sixth report states the supreme court disbarred A Walter Kelley of Claremore for persuading a client in an inheritance dispute to sell her interest valued at 472 dollars for 175 dollars to a man indebted to Kelley.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
A. Walter Kelley
Claremore
Bar Board of Governors
Kelley
Pennsylvania and Ohio Vote Repeal
Pennsylvania ratified repeal at 12:50 p.m. becoming the 34th state to approve the eighteenth amendment end. Ohio also ratified repeal as the 35th state but remains legally dry until next Thursday with legislature needed to enact control laws and taxes as part of the transition.
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Harrisburg
Upi
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
Oklahoma Club Boy Awarded Silver Cup
Huso Jraumann of Granite Oklahoma won the national 1933 leadership championship in a contest with more than 950000 4 H club members nationwide. Doris E Clark of Goodman Wisconsin was chosen national leadership champion for girls. They receive silver trophies from H A Moses at a banquet during the national club congress linked to the International Livestock Exposition. Miss Clark is a Wisconsin freshman in home economics.
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Chicago
Huso Jraumann
Granite
Okla
United States
Doris E. Clark
Goodman
Wis
H. A. Moses
West Springfield
Mass
Clark
University of Wisconsin
Preliminary tax revision proposal endorsed by Ways and Means
A four member Ways and Means subcommittee recommended a preliminary tax revision to raise about 237 million dollars annually. The plan calls for broad rate changes including higher surtax rates and a four percent normal rate for all income. Hearings by the full committee are expected to begin soon. Additional recommendations are anticipated.
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Incorporated Pocketbooks
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Goalgate Wedding Rumors Stir County Officials
Coalgate officials deny reports that outlaw Wilbur Underhill was married there. Marriage records show license issued Nov 18 to Henry Underhill, 35, and Beatrice Hudson, 32, both of Tishomingo. The license purchaser’s identity and the wedding by Rev. C A Magness remain unconfirmed by officers.
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Coalgate
Coal County
Wilbur Underhill
Kansas
Henry Underhill
Beatrice Hudson
Tishomingo
C. A. Magness
Church of Christ
Three Plans for Women Offered in Oklahoma City
A five member lay committee advised by state and federal officials proposed three employment projects for unemployed women in Oklahoma City. The ideas include a hot meal service for men on CWA projects, arts and crafts training for unemployed women, and temporary schools for children of CWA and PWA workers. Chairwoman Mrs. J Hale Edwards stated the committee will work through official channels, inviting interested parties to contact government officials. Emma Bond said Washington authorization for the projects was expected soon.
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Oklahoma City
Noted lookalike of Pretty Boy Floyd injured in Ark crash
Bob Carney, whose resemblance to the outlaw Charles Arthur Floyd drew police attention, remains in a Fort Smith hospital after an auto crash that also injured Mrs Ruby Floyd and Stella Collins. Fred Stiles died. Mrs Floyd and Mrs Collins are hospitalized. Fingerprints do not match Floyd.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Bob Carney
Charles Arthur
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Raymond Drake
Sallisaw
Carney
George Preil
Preil
Drake
Mrs. Floyd
Woman Declared Not Ruby Floyd In Oklahoma Case
Two Seminole county officials Warner Greer and Hubert Hargraves returned from Fort Smith Arkansas with the declaration that the woman held in a Fort Smith hospital as Charles Pretty Boy Floyd's wife is not Ruby Floyd. They said they are positive the Fort Smith woman is not the same person who was held in Wewoka last summer after an attempt to capture Floyd.
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Wewoka
Okla
Seminole County
Warner Greer
Hubert Hargraves
Fort Smith
Ark
Charles
Pretty Boy
Prohibition Repeal Proclamation Near After Court Ruling
Justice Letts denied a bid to block the proclamation announcing the repeal amendment ratification. Utah’s ratification makes the 36th state. acting Secretary William Phillips prepares to issue the proclamation. Separate Oklahoma forecast calls for freezing weather with lows 26 to 34 degrees.
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Washington
F. Dickinson Letts
District of Columbia Supreme Court
William Phillips
Utah
Canon William Chase
Brooklyn
N. Y
George S. Duncan
International Reform Federation
Justice Letts
Oklahoma Cities Reach Federal Money Hope After Court Ruling
Oklahoma City, Dec 5. The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled the 15 mill tax cap does not limit bond issues for public utilities, preserving authority for bond financing of waterworks and other projects. The decision allows municipalities to apply for public works grants while clarifying tax-reduction amendment effects.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Cities
Supreme Court
Fletcher Riley
Orew Busby
Hobart
RFC
J. L. Adams
Kiowa County
Justice Riley
Ballots Burned in Louisiana District Protests
In the sixth congressional district armed citizens seized nine ballot boxes and burned ballots amid protests over electing a candidate without a primary. Boxes were seized and burned in West Feliciana and St. Francisville, with officials reporting light total ballots and some parishes calling off elections.
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Baton Rouge
Sixth
Congress
West Feliciana
New Orleans
St. Francisville
Court House
Washington Parish
Warnerton
Mt. Herman
Tantopahoa
St. Helena
Livingston
Huey P. Long
Bolivar E. Kemp
H. Bynum
Angola State
Laurel Hill
Starville
Tunica
Justice Speedy When Two Swipe Case of Coffee
Police Chief Joe Neal recovered a stolen case of coffee from Barton Wright who fled the Branscome grocery with the case. Wright rode off in a car driven by Cecil Polk and was pursued and arrested. Wright and Polk pled guilty in Justice J. W. Willoughby court and received 30 days and a $100 fine, both served within 36 minutes. Neal returned the coffee to the grocers.
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Joe Neal
Branscome Grocery
Neal
Barton Wright
Cecil Polk
Justice Court
J. W. Willoughby
Wright
Polk
High School Boy Ordained Preacher in Hugo
Sixteen year old Maxeart Howell a junior at a local high school was ordained at the Methodist Protestant Church Fort Smith Oklahoma district convention. He was appointed conference evangelist for 1933 34 to build churches and had licensed preaching since age twelve with over 200 conversions last summer. Howell, from a family of eight ministers, was ordained by Rev H E Maggart of Oklahoma City.
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Hugo
Maxeart Howell
Hich
Methodist Protestant Church
Fort Smith-Oklahoma
Howell
H. E. Magzgart
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma sheriff moves Bert Oglesby to county jail cell
Sheriff Stanley Rogers said Bert Oglesby linked to Clyde Barrow gang was placed in leg irons after calls to jail. Oglesby charged with killing Policeman Douglas Gates during a car theft attempt. Rogers noted potential jail delivery risk and Oglesby’s ties to Barrow and Newton brothers. In a separate note, Grand championship for fattened cattle at Great Western Livestock Show awarded to S C Fullerton of Miami Oklahoma with 18 black Angus steers.
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Oklahoma City
Stanley Rogers
Bert Oglesby
Douglas Gates
Rogers
Oglesby
Clyde Barrow
Harvey Bailey
Urschel
Barrow and
Newton Brothers
Gates
Los Angeles
S. C. ‘Fullerton
Miami
Okla
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