Ruling Limits Bank Tax Rate in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports the state Supreme Court ruling that a bank stock tax cannot exceed one fifth of one mill. Attorney General Berry King advised counties to levy the full ad valorem tax and then recover the excess by court action. The ruling stems from a case against Oklahoma County Treasurer E B Boneparte involving the First National Bank of Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
National Bank
Attorrey
J. Berry King
Ed Waite Clark
Pawnee
Supreme Court
King
E. B. Boneparte
Okla Homa
First National Bank of Oklahoma
Settlement Ends Liquor Damage Suit In Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a $10 000 damage suit against Henry S Johnston former governor was dismissed by Mrs Jane Goldfarb after a settlement. The suit stemmed from a December 1927 motor car crash with Johnston as a driver at fault and the Goldfarbs’ car damaged. An insurance payout covered the settlement.
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Oklahoma City
Henry S. Johnston
Jane Goldfarb
Goldfarb
George S Goldfarb
Johnston
Gomer Smith
Goldfarbs
Lonnie Young Shot to Death Near Wewoka Home
Lonnie Young, 22, was shot at his dinner table with his baby in his arms near Wewoka. County authorities arrested two suspects. a gun and parts of Young’s car were examined as evidence. The widow Lucille and three children described a masked attacker who forced Young to surrender before firing.
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Wewoka
Lonnie Young
Shad
Harry Gotts
O. H. Presson
Young
Lucille
Nan
No. 6 say. Unseen clues in Mrs. Hogarth murder case
In a tense police interrogation, Dundee and Strawn press Mrs. Rhodes about Daisy Shepherd and Mrs. Hogarth’s deaths. Alibis clash as Norma’s visit and a late long distance call raise questions about who was in Daisy’s room after midnight and what words Cap’n may have spoken before.
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Strawn
Mrs. Rhodes
Daisy
Miss Shepherd
Dundee
Bad Penny Clue Deepens Suspicion At Rhodes House
Bonnie Dundee reads Mrs. Hogarth diary and unravels hints of a hidden hoard and a letter from S. The boarders, including Daisy Shepherd and Norma Paige, face rising suspicion as Strawn closes in on Emil Sevier, while Dundee plans to stay and support Mrs. Rhodes.
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Mrs. Rhodes
Strawn
Payne
Daisy Shepherd
Dundee
Paige
Cora Barker
Sevier
Emil Sevier
Cap‘n
Bonnie Dundee
Jonnie Dundee
Hamilton
Emma Hogarth
S Today
J. W
Dusty
Mr. Dundee
Daisy
Nho
Bet Ten Bucks on Santa Claus and Wins Release
Charley Long, a Negro, gambled he would win a Santa Claus bet and did. Convicted in police court for gambling he was fined ten dollars or ten days in jail. He chose the fine but the judge questioned the Christmas eve release and Charley bet they would be let go. Mayor McKay freed 75 prisoners in the stockade including Charley.
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Tampa
Charley Long
Charley
D. B. McKay
Victim of Blizzard Dies at Ardmore
Logan Wilkinson, 17, an oil field worker, died after surgeons failed to save his legs frozen to the knee. He was found unconscious on a roadside near Wirta during the coldest night, when the temperature fell to 10 degrees above zero, and died at Ardmore hospital.
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Ardmore
Logan Wilkinson
Wirt
Wilkinson
Chorus Girl Learns She Was Married to Rancher in Chicago
In Seattle a chorus girl tests a Superior Court claim after learning the morning after a Chicago party seven years ago that she had become the wife of rancher William Ay Ayres. She disappeared, leaving the matter unsettled and under legal review.
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Seattle
William Ay Ayres
Ayres
Superior Court
Chicago
Wanted Plows and Listers Near Ada Oklahoma
Advert says seeking a 14 inch undine sulky plow and a 12 inch lister in good condition. Must be reasonably priced. Contact J. W. Zimmerman at phone 997-W in Ada Oklahoma.
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J. W. Zimmerman
Wada
Oklahoma
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Cap'n
Norma
Mrs. Hogarth
By Williams
Detective Payne
Marcus Crane’s
Dr. Weeks
Henry Dowd
Dowd
Magnus
Boyle
Express
U.S. Pat
S.A Wwilliams
NEA Service, Inc
Pat
TR Willams
WEA Service, Inc
Nis
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