Tremont Post Editor Rehires Reporter For Murder Case
In Tremont Paxton rehires ex staffer Bannister to help cover the Tracy King murder case. Gainey, a rising Tremont Post reporter, is tasked with coordinating with Bannister as Cunningham at headquarters confirms the arrival of the key witness describing the mysterious blond and the engagement to Denise Lang. The newsroom buzzes with deadlines as the Times leads the city desk with the sensational crime.
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Hanwiater
Thacy King
Monvie Theater
King
Bannwinter
France
Fanniater
Paxton
Pannister
Manilla
Bannister
Times
Kennedy
Tremont
Dave
the Post
Tracy King
McNeal
Dave Bannister
City Room
City
Austin
Gainey
Cunningham
Oklahoma City Markets Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Oklahoma City market summary shows cattle 900 head and calves 200 with steady demand. Light weight yearlings 5.25 to 6.00, beef 2.00 to 4.00, cutters and cows 1.25 to 3.25, fat cows 2.00 to 2.75, bulls 1.50 to 2.25, calves 3.00 to 5.00. Hogs 800 head steady to up to 5 higher, packer top 3.30, shipper top 3.40, bulk 2.90 up, sows 2.20 to 2.60, stags 2.00. Sheep 100 head steady, top fed lambs 6.60, bulk 5.75 to 6.35.
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Oklahoma City
Livestock Prices and Trends from Kansas City Cash Market
Kansas City market report shows hogs 5,000 head with steady to 10 higher, and top 3.20 for 190-230 lb hogs. Cattle and calves total about 4,500 with mixed trends, steers 3.35-6.25 for 550-1500 lb, heifers 4.35-6.00, cows 2.40-3.00, vealers 3.00-5.50. Sheep 7,000 native lambs steady to weak, best fed lambs above 7.00, lambs 6.35-7.10 for 90 lb and under. Quotations based on ewes and wethers.
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Kansas City
USDA
Government confirms uptick in industrial activity and jobs
Washington reports signs of recovery with the Commerce Department stating November may end the industrial production recession that began in July. Secretary of Labor Perkins notes about two billion dollars added to wages from April to October 15 and 4,000,000 re employed, with prices under NRA codes up 16 percent and payrolls up 60 percent.
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Commerce Department
Perkins
Miss Perkins
Tabor
NRA
Campaign to Cut Cotton Acreage Under New Contract
Oklahoma farms prepare for a federal cotton acreage program to reduce output to not more than 25 million acres next year. The contract offers a rental based on land productivity and a parity payment, with payments scheduled in 1934. Eligible signers include landowners tenants and managing share tenants as the plan aims to balance supply and raise prices.
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Stillwater
D. P. Trent
Oklahoma
Secretary of Agriculture
Peek
South
Supreme Court Decisions Reported From Oklahoma City
LP Supreme court grants writ of mandamus for salary payment to chief inspector of market commission. Equitable Life Assurance Society versus La Verne Case in Tulsa County insurance suit affirmed. Texas Company versus L. W. Alred in Osage County pollution suit affirmed.
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Oklahoma City
Lp—Supreme Court
H. N. Naylor
F. C. Carter
State Auditor
Chief Inspector of Market Commission
Equitable Life Assurance Society of United States
la Verne
Tulsa County
Texas Company
L. W
Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market
UP Poultry live price list shows 57 trucks steady with hens and assorted fowl. leghorn hens at 7 to 10. leghorn chickens at 7. roosters 6. turkeys 10 to 15. ducks 7 to 9. Geese at 9. Dressed turkeys firm, prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Butter and Eggs Prices Listed by Grade and Receipt
The report shows butter prices at 7,451 for weak creamery specials rated 93 with 19 1 4 to 20, extras 92 at 19, firsts 90 91 at 18 to 18 1 2, and seconds 86 87 at 14. Eggs total 1,567 with weak, extra firsts 21 1 2, fresh graded firsts 19 12, current receipts 17 to 18.
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Chicago
Potatoes supply, demand steady in U S shipments
U S Department of Agriculture notes potatoes at 49 on track 215 total shipments 425. Wisconsin round whites U S No 1 1 25 1 30. Idaho russets 1 60 1 65. Combination grade 1 35 1 45 U S No 2 1 30 1 35, coloredo McClures U S No 1 1 60.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
U. 8
Coloredo McClures U
Wheat Market Slips as Liquidation Hits Chicago Trade
Chicago grain prices softened as CP Liquidation spread late trading. May wheat fell about 4 cents from Monday high while December wheat weakened further, trading over 2 cents under May. Corn and oats declined by roughly 1 1/8 to 1 3/8 cents, while provisions held steady to 27 cents lower.
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Chicago
Yesterdday
Grain Prices Reported in Chicago Spot Market
Spot grain quotes from Chicago on December 13 show wheat with no sales. Corn prices range for No 2 mix and No 2 yellow around 49 1 2 to 50 1 2 cents, with No 3 yellow at 49 1 2 to 50, No 3 white at 49 3 4, No 4 white at 48 3 4. New corn No 2 mixed 49 1 2, No 2 yellow 50, No 3 yellow 48 1 2 to 49 1 4. No 2 white 50 1 2. Oats No 2 white 36 1 2 to 37 1 4, No 3 white 35 1 2 to 37 1 4.
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Chicago
Cotton Prices Hold Narrow Range In Quiet New York Trade
New York December cotton prices moved irregularly within a narrow range as futures fluctuated from 10.07 to 10.14 before finishing steady to 3 points higher. Spot cotton held at middling 10.20 as grain and stock market steadiness influenced trading mixed with covering and trade buying.
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New York
S$ Hisher
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady on Weekday Trade
LP Spot cotton closed steady with sales of 1 150 bales. Prices listed include low mid dling 9.24 cents,middling 9.89 cents, good middling 10.34 cents. Receipts reached 4 656 bales, stock at 850 008 bales.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady with modest gains
New Orleans prices for cotton futures ended steady with net advances of 5 to 7 points. The December through July contracts traded with small gains as values posted across the board in the latest session.
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New Orleans
Oil production rises last week in three states
U P report shows US crude output up 176 381 barrels daily to 2 390 888. Oklahoma up to 501 525, Texas to 965 151, California to 504 000. Kansas down to 109 025. East Texas up 53 26 percent to 473 140. Rocky Mountain steady at 80 090. eastern area to 125 200.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Texas
California
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
East Texas
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Dee
Mene
Oklahoma City
Tea Lathrop
Panhandle A
East Central
Gulf Coast
Southwest Texas
State of Texas
North Louisiana
Gulf Coast Louisiana
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain Area
Santa Fe Springs
Long Beach
Playa del Rey
Eilwood
Kettleman Hillis
U. S
Chapman Family Ties Highlight Local Historical Figure
Three children, Thomas S. Chapman Jr, Mary Chapman, and Helen Chapman, all of McAlester, are mentioned alongside their Newton county Mississippi-born physician father, son of David Toole Chapman, a senator in Reconstruction days.
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Thomas S. Chapman Jr
Mary Chapman
Helen Chapman
McAlester
Newton County
Mississippi
David Toole Chapman
Butler Advises Long To Stand With Supporters
In New Orleans Smedley D Butler retired Marine officer advised Senator Huey P Long to stick with his allies and ignore critics. Butler urged veterans to make Wall Street pay and attacked the American Legion while Long delivered his wealth redistribution speech at a banquet hall.
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New Orleans
Smedley D. Butler
Huey P. Long
Butler
Organization of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louisiana
Milwaukee
Wall Street
American Legion
Employees Must Pay Dues to NRA
Washington tells that every employee of a retail establishment must contribute 25 cents a year under NRA rules to fund the retail code authority. Local authorities may impose extra assessments, but no worker pays more than a dollar. retailers will receive NRA insignia with the Blue Eagle and "We Do Our Part" to identify their division.
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Washington
NRA
McAlester Pioneer Physician Dr T S Chapman Dies
Dr T S Chapman 64 longtime McAlester physician and former mayor died at his home after months of declining health. He practiced 35 years, led civic and conservation efforts, was a former president of the Oklahoma Izaak Walton League and 1925 state fish and game commissioner. Surviving are his widow.
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Mcalester
T. Ss. Chapman
Chapman
Oklahoma Izaak Walton League
State Fish and Game Commission
Pie supper raises Christmas joy for children at local school
A man and a woman, both on the way to intoxication, attended a country school pie supper last week. She urged him into generous bidding which significantly aided the fundraiser, boosting Christmas joy for children who might otherwise go without.
Crude Painted Trailer Passes Ada with Canvas Covered Exterior
A canvas covered trailer travels through Ada featuring crude art on its sides painted by a pastor.
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Ada
Giant okra stalk towers over Abney and Zorn exhibit
A stalk of okra exceeding 15 feet in height is on display at Abney and Zorn, drawing public attention. Visitors would need a stepladder to reach the top fruit, a remarkable sight that has lingered in the showroom for some time.
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Abney & Zorn
Elderly Woman in County Court House With Bonds
An elderly woman in the county courthouse was found carrying a leather case believed to contain Liberty bonds valued at about $50,000. Authorities secured the item and began verification of ownership and authenticity.
Poinsettias Bloom in Window at Home Title Guaranty
Poinsettias bloom in a window at Home Title Guaranty Company on West Twelfth. The festive plants are showcased as beautiful specimens linked to the Christmas season.
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Poinsettias
Guaranty Company
Smell of Fresh Possum Hides Points to Fur Trade Route
Citing odor clues, hunters are passing possum hides during fur season to trace purchases. The scent trains the hunter’s nose to detect where hides originate and who is buying, revealing the illicit trade path.
Wooden rail pushed down as crowd presses in court
In a district court during a preliminary hearing last week a wooden rail in front of the jury box gave way as spectators crowded close to hear testimony.
Bullitt Presents Credentials to Soviet Leader in Moscow
In the Kremlin a small formal room hosted United States Ambassador William C. Bullitt as he presented his credentials to President Mikhail Kalinin. Soviet Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff and officials witnessed the ceremony in informal dress.
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Moscow
Winter Palace
Kremlin
Central Executive Committee
United States
William C. Bullitt
Mikhail Kalinin
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
National Hotel
Mr. Bullitt
Kalinin
Nagging Pains as Warning Signals
The text warns that temporary pain relief hides the underlying issue and urges starting treatment for the cause when pains recur from a weak rundown condition. It suggests Cardus as a remedy to build health and alleviate symptoms promptly.
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Cardus
Farm Bureau members split over relief policies impact
Chicago report from the American Farm Bureau Federation sessions notes leaders from Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Missouri and Wisconsin praise government relief for improving farmer morale and outlook while strike leaders from the farm holiday and farmers union argue conditions have not improved and future looks bleak Walter Singler backs strikes as a unifying move but doubts another will occur John Bosch and S Y McVeigh criticize government actions calling farmers panic and seeking relief
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Holiday Association
Farmers’ Union
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau
Charles L. Hill
Wisconsin State Department of Alricuiture and Markets
A. L. Olson
Minnesota Farm Bureau
C. B. Steward
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
F. B. Mimford
University of Missouri
College of Agriculture
Hearst
Iowa
Olson
Minnesota
Steward
Mimford
Nebraska
Missouri
Walter M. Singler
Wiseconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
John Bosch
Minnesota Farm Holiday Association
Y. McVeizh
South Dakota Holiday Association
Farm Bureau backs Roosevelt program for parity prices
The American Farm Bureau Federation endorsed the Roosevelt agricultural recovery plan, urged breaking down opposing elements, and sought broader provisions to achieve parity prices for farm produce. Delegates adopted 27 recommendations and called for a dollar linked to commodity prices and remonetization of silver to expand credit and trade.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Roosevelt
British payment expectedFriday on wartime debt
A $7,500,000 payment may be handed to the United States in Washington Friday by Great Britain or as a token payment on war debts. The payment would be drawn on the British dollar account in the United States, with British funds in the U S sufficient to cover it. Britain owes about $117,670,000 on December 15 in principal and interest on the semi annual installment.
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London
United States
Washington
Great Britain
Divorce Granted to Mrs Nelle M Hopkins in Topeka
TOPEKA Kan Dec 13 Mrs Nelle M Hopkins was granted a divorce here today from Judge Richard J Hopkins of the United States district court for Kansas. He petitions alleged abandonment.
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Topeka
Kan
Nelle M. Hopkins
Richard J. Hopkins
United States District Court For
Kansas
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