Giant Christmas feast for 12 000 Armenians under Mount Ararat
In Soviet Armenia 12 000 homeless Armenian boys and girls, saved from famine and massacre by Near East Relief, shared a colossal Christmas meal of calves, pumpkin pie, and cranberry sauce prepared by American nurses. Each child received winter clothing, then formed a giant message reading America, you saved us.
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Leninakan
Soviet Armenia
Mount Ararat
Soviet Russia
Joseph Beach
Yale University
America
Slick Glidden Well Won't Flow When Reopened
In Oklahoma City the No. 1 Glidden well failed to flow after reopening in section 13 11 west, with water cut rising to 35 40 percent while oil output stayed near 2 500 barrels daily. The offset No. 2 Glidden produced 1 062 barrels and 50 percent water as tools reach 6 662 feet for deeper drilling.
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Oklahoma City
Santa Claus
T. B. Slick
Frost Claims Miami Area With Record Cold Christmas
A damaging frost pushed southward to the Miami area after the coldest Christmas day on record at the U S weather bureau. The frost reached as far as Homestead, 30 miles from Miami, damaging vegetables with potatoes in muck lands hardest hit. Temperatures ranged from 31 to 35 in outlying districts while Miami saw a 44 degree low.
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Miami
United State Weather Bureau
Homstead
Railroad earnings hint year end near records despite drop
New York December 26 railroad earnings for November show a continued decline in freight car loadings. Despite weaker monthly figures, the year’s earnings are expected to be at or near a record level, aligning with prior predictions by railroad officials.
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New York
Midweek Letters Highlight Reluctance to Cover Short Sales
New York stock exchange member firms report stubborn short interest. Traders appear unconcerned about covering, with one large commission house noting unprecedented indifference to cover calls.
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New York Stock Exchange
Rger
Coal Demand Declines Prompt Mine Curtailments in Pittsburgh
Dow Jones reports shrinking industrial demand for coal leads to production curtailments at several Pittsburgh Coal Company mines while prices remain at their lowest since 1916.
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Dow, Jones & Company
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Equitable Trust Receives Gold Shipment from Buenos Aires
The Equitable Trust company received about 301,920 dollars in gold from Buenos Aires. This substantial shipment arrives as part of ongoing foreign asset movements and strengthens the bank's bullion reserves.
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Equitable Trust Company
Buenos Aires
Ford Motor Buys Heavier Steel Tonnage for Shipments
Reports from the Youngstown steel district indicate Ford Motor company is purchasing strips and sheet steel in much heavier tonnage than before for shipments next month.
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Youngstown
Ford Motor Company
Traction Magnate Hugh Higgins Dies in Warren
Hugh A. Higgins president of Union Traction Company died at his Warren home Tuesday. The Warren native led the interurban between Parsons and Nowata via Cherryvale Independence Coffeyville, succeeding his father as president in 1924. Funeral services are set for tomorrow.
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Hugh Higgins
Kansas Independence
Kan
Hugh A. Higgins
Warren
Union Traction Company
Parsons
Nowata
Okla
Cherryvale
Independence
Coffeyville
The
Traction Company
Chicago Italian Salvatore Mastroianni Shot Again
Salvatore Mastroianni known as Frank the Calabrian was shot in the neck shoulder and arm the third attack since coming under scrutiny for Chicago Italian terror tactics Police link the shooting to the Billy Ranieri kidnapping case from a year ago Mastroianni previously faced extortion charges later dropped Four years earlier he survived a poolroom shooting and another wounding occurred weeks ago with Tiritilli later killed linked to Petitti who is serving a 25 year term in the Ranieri case.
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Chicago
Salvatore Mastroianni
Frank
Mastroianni
Billy Ranieri
Tommasco Tiritilli
Tiritilli
Angelo Petitti
Ranieri
Petitti
Curtis sails for Santo Domingo as new American minister
In Havana on December 26 Charles B. Curtis former U S counsellor at the Havana embassy left for Santo Domingo to assume his post as American minister. In Mexico City Felipe Canales undersecretary of the interior and acting head died suddenly of heart disease.
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Havana
Charles B. Curtis
United States
Santo Domingo
Island Republic
Mexico City
Felipe Canales
Department of the Interior
William H. Fry 99 Noted Wood Carver Dies in Cincinnati
William H. Fry died at his Cincinnati home at age 99. He would have turned 100 on February 5. Fry learned wood carving from his father, a famed Bath England carver in King George III's era.
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Cincinnati
William H. Fry
Bath
England
George III
Hurley to Order Lake Water Division by Chicago District
Secretary Hurley announced an imminent order authorizing the Chicago sanitary district to divide lake water at the current rate until the Supreme Court acts. The move hinges on ongoing litigation over water distribution and regional needs.
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Washington
Hurley
Chicago
Supreme Court
USC Football Prepares for Pasadena Clash With Pitt
After a day of rest for Christmas USC resumed practice in Los Angeles as it gears up for the New Years Day game in Pasadena against the University of Pittsburgh Panthers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
University of Southern California
Pasadena
University of Pittsburgh Panthers
Tampa youth ready for Mandell clash in Miami Beach
Tampa boxer Manuel Quintero, a junior welterweight, started training today ahead of his January 10 bout with Sammy Mandell, the Rockford light champ, at Miami Beach.
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Tampa
Manuel Quintero
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Miami Beach
Two Sac City residents die in car train collision near Ulmer
Pi John Adams aged 28 and Marvin Beeble aged 22, both of Sac City Iowa, were burned to death when their car collided with an Illinois Central freight train near Ulmer west of Fort Dodge on December 26.
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Fort Dodge
John Adams
Marvin Beeble
Sac City
Illinois Central
Ulmer
Here
Biplane Wreck Near Pratt Injures No One
A biplane owned by H. E. Waigland of Laverne Oklahoma was struck by an automobile two miles north of Pratt Kansas last night while Waigland towed the blane along the highway. No one was injured.
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Pratt, Kan
H. E. Waigland
Laverne
Okla
Here
Waigland
Milford and Barton Boys Die From Gasoline Fire Incident
Milford Barton and Clifford Barton aged 10 and 8 died in Brookings after trying to light a stove with gasoline. They were sons of E. F. Barton of South Brookings and were injured the previous day.
Swift announces first deficit-free American royal livestock show
Kansas City December 26 J C Swift president of the American royal livestock show says the recently held 1929 show was staged without any financial deficit marking a historic first for the event.
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Kansas City
J. C. Swift
American Royal Livestock Show
Attempt to Burn Competitor's Store Charged
Will and Jack Henley brothers own a general store and feed business in St Joe Arkansas. They were jailed on arson charges after the attempted burning of Archie Arney’s store early Wednesday. Bloodhounds traced the fire starter to a cotton gin and to the Henleys homes.
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ST. Joe
Ark
Will
Jack Henley
Archie Arney
Arney
Henleys
Greatest Results for the amount invested News
A condensed news brief notes strong returns on investment shown in local ads and market chatter. It highlights notable gains in consumer services, retail price trends, and measured equity performance across several small firms.
Obituary for M. V. Trimmer of Broadway
M. V. Trimmer, age 74, died yesterday at noon on Broadway. He leaves a widow, three sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held at 2 pm today at the cemetery.
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M. V. Trimmer Broadway
Death of Ada man Ed Brown at 47
Ed Brown 47 died at Ada hospital at 11 45 p m Tuesday. The body was shipped to Algood Tennessee his birthplace and will be buried in Parron cemetery there. He leaves a widow. His home was 1023 South High School avenue.
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Ed Brown
Ada Hospital
Algood
Tenn
Parron
South High School Avenue
Four Year Old Verna Goodman Dies in Steedman
Verna Lee Goodman) four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Goodman of Steedman died at Center on Tuesday at 8 p m. Funeral services were held at Center at 2 p m and the body was buried in Center Cemetery.
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Verna Lee Goodman
Conway Farmer Marion Barnes Dies at 77
Marion P. Barnes a Conway farmer died yesterday at 9 p m aged 77. Funeral services were held in Conway this afternoon with interment in Five Mile cemetery. Barnes was born in Alabama.
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Marion P. Barnes
Conway
Five-Mile
Mr. Barnes
Alabama
Funeral for Dr F Z Holley at Criswell Chapel
Funeral services for Dr. F Z Holley were held at Criswell Funeral Home chapel at 3 yesterday with Rev H W Hunter officiating. A number of friends attended as the body was laid to rest in Rosedale Cemetery.
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F. Z. Holley
Criswell Funeral Home
H. W. Hunter
Rosedale Cemetery
Stavropol instructed to send dog team search on December 18
Confirmation that Stavropol had been instructed on December 18 to dispatch a dog team expedition to search for Esielson and Borland was also relayed to Secretary Wilbur by Skvirsky.
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Stavropol
Des. 18
Esielson
Borland
Wilbur
Skvirsky
Fire on Christmas Eve Attributed to Wiring Defect
Experts reported to the president that the Christmas Eve fire was caused by defective wiring. The initial responders found the extinguishers nonfunctional, indicating a short circuit contributed to the blaze.
US Attorney McNabb to Confer on Jackson Barnett Case
Samuel McNabb will depart Los Angeles for Washington to discuss the Jackson Barnett case with the attorney general's office. Barnett, deemed incompetent, is a wealthy Indian oil landholder.
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Los Angeles
Samuel McNabb
United States
Washington
Attorney General
Jackson Barnett
Barnett
Boy Breaks Leg After Fall From Scooter
On Christmas day a boy named Abie Holloway fell from his scooter and broke a leg. He was not harmed in a car accident though the streets were busy with traffic. Local hospitals reported the lone incident of the day.
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Little Abie Holloway
Prominent St Louis Politician Selph Dies at 65
Selph a 65 year old lawyer, Democratic politician, civic leader and St Louis postmaster during the Wilson administration, died at his home after over a year of illness and a major operation on September 28.
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ST. Louis
Colin McRae’ Selph
Col Matthews Promoted for War Service in Marine Corps
Col Matthews promoted to brigadier general for 28 years of service including provisioning US troops at Chatillon Thierry in the Meuse Argonne offensive and other World War I battles. He previously served as quartermaster and rose in rank through the Marine Corps.
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Col. Matthews
Washington
Hugh Matthews
Marine Corps
Chateau Thierry
Call for report on Old Town Coal mine disaster findings
Pittsburg county attorney Frank Watson announced he asked state mine inspector Miller D Hay for a report on the cause of the December 17 explosion that killed 61 men. Upon receiving the findings, the Watson office will decide whether to pursue further action.
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M’alester
Frank Watson
Pittsburg
Miller D. Hay
Old Town
Watson
Editor J J Dennis Dies At Kiowa Chronicle Owner
J J Dennis 82 editor and owner of the Kiowa Chronicle for sixteen years died last night at his Kiowa home from apoplexy. Burial was held this afternoon.
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M’alester
J. J. Dennis
Kiowa Chronicle
Kiowa
Notice O. E. Ss Regular meeting Ada Chapter No 78
Regular meeting of Ada Chapter No. 78 O E S will be held Thursday evening December 26 at 7 30 o clock. Visitors are welcome.
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Ada Chapter No. 78
Portrait dress clash over Mrs Coolidge with artist dog
New York artist Howard Chandler Christy debated Mrs Coolidge’s portrait dress. The sitter favored white while the artist proposed red with a white dog for contrast. The president finally agreed to a white dress and a red dog for contrast.
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New York
Howard Chandler Christy
Coolidge
Hastings held without bond on murder charge in Jay Oklahoma
Wirt Hastings pleaded not guilty to murder after shooting neighbor Charles Geayrock last Monday near Bernice. He was committed to the Delaware county jail awaiting a January 3 preliminary hearing. Hastings is an Indian and nephew of Congressman W. W. Hastings.
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Jay
Okla
L. W. Ingram
Wirt Hastings
Charles Gerlock
Delaware County
W. W. Hastings
Tahlequah
Hastings
Charles Geaurock
Bernice
Geayrock
Four Men Plead Not Guilty in Adkisson Killing
Four men Bill Chance Burton Blosser Pete Grote and William Grote pleaded not guilty to murder in the death of L C Adkisson Tillman county filling station operator on November 8 They were arraigned in Frederick Oklahoma and held for a preliminary hearing next Tuesday The defense sought severance and venue change but the county court did not pursue it Adkisson was shot after being summoned to his station to wait on a customer.
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Grote Brothers
Justice Court
Adkisson
Mexican Embassy Welcomes President Elect Aides in Washington
Secretary Stimson and Mrs Stimson met the party at Union Station with Ambassador Tellez of Mexico. Senora Ortiz Rubio was introduced, then a guard of honor and military bands escorted the procession to the Mexican embassy.
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Stimson
Tellez
Mexico
Senora Ortiz Rubio
Elect
Union Station
United States Army Band
U. S. Cavalry
Capitol Grounds
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Building
White House
Sixteenth Street
Washington
U. S. Navy
Wall Street Rallies on Holiday Buying Surge
Wall street showed a sharp shift in sentiment with brisk buying for both accounts. Net gains in many active issues rose 2 to 10 points, some specialties up to 15. Call money rate at 6 percent did not curb enthusiasm as late session highs appeared. Major winners included U S Steel, General Electric, American Tobacco, Eastman Kodak, Allied Chemical, Johns Manville and U S Industrial Alcohol. About 2,800,000 shares traded.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel
General Electric
American Tobacco
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Johns Manville
U.S. Industrial Alcohol
Livestock prices in Oklahoma City recap
Cattle 600, calves 300 with mixed bids. Early heavy steers quoted around 11.00, fat cows at 8.00 plus, veals 11.00, heavy calves 8.50 to 9.50. Hogs 500 head active up 25 cents, top 9.10, packers 7.25 to 7.50, sows 21 cents higher. Stocker pigs scarce.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City Livestock Prices End Year With Mixed Trading
Kansas City market reports show hogs steady to strong early with later drop to $9.70 top for 170 to 200 pound butchers. Cattle: 6,590 with calves 1,000. fed steers down 0.25, good yearlings $13.50, steers $11.25 to $15.25, heifers $11.00 to $14.50, cows $7.50 to $10.00, vealers $8.00 to $15.50, stockers $10.00 to $12.25. Sheep: 7,000 with active killing classes and gains up to 10 cents. top fed lambs $13.35 and good to choice lambs around $12.25 to $13.35 for 92 pounds and under.
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Kansas City
U.S. D.A
Wheat gains as Argentine crop damage hints lift Chicago
Wheat prices rose late on the Chicago market after reports from the United States Department of Agriculture suggested Argentine wheat suffered extensive crop damage. Analysts noted data pointing to a smaller harvest and potential supply concerns.
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R Grain
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Argentina
Market Quotes and Grain Prices From Chicago
Wheat No 2 ae 1.26 No 1 northern spring 1.26 Corn new No 1 white 88 to 89c No 4 mixed 83 to 84c Old corn No 2 yellow 94c Oats No 3 white 46c No 4 white 45c.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Markets Steady Ahead of January Notices
The cotton market remained steady despite holidays as January notice day approached. Liverpool closure kept New Orleans prices flat then improving as notices were absorbed by trade buying. New Orleans issued 11,200 bales and New York 70,000 notices. exports for the day totaled 3,971.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York Exchange
Cotton opens irregularly as January notices halted
New York December 26 AP reports an irregular opening in cotton with advances after traders stopped January notices. Some selling by southern interests near 17 1/2 cents for March pushed prices up 12 to 15 points from earlier lows, while the midafternoon session remained quiet and steady near the day’s best levels.
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Department of Agriculture
Argentina
New York
Shorts
Cotton futures close steady with modest advances
New Orleans Pec 26 AP Cot ton futures closed steady at a net advance of 10 to 14 points reflecting modest gains.
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New Orleans
Spot cotton closed quiet in New Orleans
The spot market in New Orleans on December 26 closed quiet with an 12 point rise. Sales totaled 7309, with low middling at 15.61 dollars, middling 17.11, good middling 17.66. Receipts were 604 and stock 523,101.
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New Orleans
Spot cotton steady at $17.40 middling on New York market
The Associated Press reports on December 26 that spot cotton remained steady with middling grade priced at 17 dollars and 40 cents per hundredweight in New York trading.
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New York
British Seas Struck by Storms Racking Shipping
Storms raged from the Orkney Islands to Spain with heavy seas endangering vessels. At least 24 people are believed dead in the holiday gale that battered the British Isles. The Norwegian ship Aslaug sank off Farallones, Spain, with all hands. The Panjon recovered eleven bodies from a 25 crew, while the Embassy reported ten rescued from the motorship Junior in the North Sea.
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Orkney Islands
Spain
British Isles
Fageland
Scotland
Plymouth
Aslaug
Farallones
Panjon
Vigo
Wick
Junior
North Sea
Judge Doyle to Propose Constitutional Amendment on Worker Death Compensation
Oklahoma City Dec 26 The state industrial commission chairman Thomas H Doyle announced he will draft a bill for a constitutional amendment to place compensation for death in industries under the commission jurisdiction The move follows requests statewide after the Old Town Coal mine disaster in North McAlester He noted current law fines operators one dollar per day for lacking compensation insurance but the statute is conflicting and untested and the commission lacks an attorney to file and pursue suits
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Oklahoma City
Thomas H. Doyle
State Industrial Commission
Doyle
Old Town
North
McAlester
Commission
Alcohol Linked to Death of Texas Chemist
In Enid Oklahoma area, 22 year old Joe Darnell of Celina Texas, a flour mill chemist, was found dead in a ravine and an analysis by Dean A. F. Reiter of Phillips University attributed the death to alcoholism. The report notes other local tidbits and boxing chatter from the era.
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Enid
Joe Darnell
Celina
Texas
Dean A. F. Reiter
Phillips University
Noel man dies from crash injures near Gravette Ark
Frank Phillips of Noel Missouri died from injuries after an automobile accident on highway 71 a mile south of Noel. The car carrying five people to a Christmas party swerved to avoid a dog. Nora Burris and Franklin Gatton Jr suffered serious injuries. Richard Gatton and Mrs. Phillips had minor injuries.
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Joplin
Frank Phillips
Noel
Gravette
Ark
Richard Gatton
Gravete
Nora Burris
Franklin Gatton
Richard
Neosho Hospital
Phillips
Re-evaluation Undermines Poison Claim in Youth’s Death
Authorities revise earlier poison theory after finding a clean bottle negates poison. Viscera tests and alcohol presence influence the latest assessment. Investigators seek the liquor source and purchaser of the bottle involved in the case.
Alleged Forger Caught After Cashing Big Railroad Checks
Omaha December 26 John W Williams, sought by agents for several railroads as a check forger, was arrested by Burlington Lines agents. C O Palmer chief special agent said Williams has cashed railroad and express checks totaling 300000 dollars in recent years.
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Omaha
John W. Williams
Burlington Railroad
C. C. Palmer
Burlington Lines
West
Williams
Four Hurt In Collision Between Train And Tank Car
Four persons sustained serious injuries and more than a dozen minor hurts when a Santa Fe passenger train was sideswiped by a crude oil tank car in Sweetwater Texas. The seriously injured include H W Stanton of Lubbock with chest injuries and broken ribs Mrs M D Nichols of Bronte with cuts and bruises Mrs C C Dick of Lubbock with cuts and bruises and Mitchell Conley of Amarillo. Also treated for minor injuries were Mrs M A Wilson of Lubbock W A Myrick of Lubbock and Mrs Anna Zett of Willow Okla who continued their journey after treatment.
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Sweetwater Sweetwater
Texas
Santa Fe
H. W. Stanton
Lubbock
M. D. Nichols
Bronte
C. C. Dick
Murder charge pending as Garber held for Joplin authorities
Joe Garber was held in Bartlesville today for transfer to Joplin Missouri where he is said to be wanted on a murder charge. Officials had not learned details of the case.
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Bartlesville
Joe Garber
Joplin
Garber Arrested in Oklahoma on Copper Wire Theft Charge
Joe Garber, wanted for grand larceny in a copper wire theft at a Joplin mine, is under arrest in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. If returned to Missouri he will also face charges of leaving the scene of an accident, says Russell Mallett, county prosecutor.
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Joplin
Joe Garber
Bartlesville
Okla
Russell Mallett
Garber
Man Dared Bandit to Shoot Dike of Wound
William Shoemaker 36 died from a jaw wound after he dared a holdup man to shoot him in Kansas City December 26. Police arrested Thomas Boyle 43 and Harry Scheckels 43, with Scheckels naming Boyle as the slayer. both to be before the prosecutor. Shoemaker was robbed of 9 dollars and challenged the robber to return the money or beat him.
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Kansas City
William Shoemaker
Thomas Boyle
Harry Scheckels
Scheckles
Boyle
Shoemaker
Joplin Man Admits Murder After Surrender in Texas
John Boone, a former Joplin barber, surrendered in El Paso and confessed to killing R. T. Thompson during a highway holdup near Joplin on October 29. A revolver used matches bullets from the Galena pawnshop, and Boone has waived extradition to face charges. Police plan to question him about two alleged accomplices.
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Joplin
el Paso
Texas
John Boone
R. T. Thompson
Here
Boone
Galena
Kan
Thompson
Mary Julia Quin
Murder Charges Follow Killing Of Henryetta Boy
A murder charge was filed in Okmulgee against J. C. Simpson of Turkey Pen Hollow for the shooting death of 14 year old Charles H. Williamson near Henryetta. Citizens threatened lynching until Simpson was jailed. The Williamsons had spent Christmas morning at home before the hunting trip that ended in tragedy.
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Okmulgee
Court of Justice
George Gibson
J. C. Simpson
Turkey Pen Hollow
Henryetta
Charles H. Williamson
Henrietta
Simpson
Richard Williamson
University of Oklahoma
Scott Williamson
Williamson
Political Announcements for Mayor and Commissioner Of Justice
Obscure notice lists ORVILLE SNFAD as a candidate in a city election seeking mayoral and safety department posts. Details are sparse but imply formal declarations of candidacy and official filing.
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Justice and Safety
Orville Snfad
Aviators Die In Cabool Plane Crash Near Springfield
Springfield, Mo. Dec 26 A flying instructor Sam Bartel 25 and pupil Robert Allen 24 died when their new American Eagle nosedived near Cabool as they attempted to take off with fuel and permission denied for passengers by Mayor H E McKinney. The craft was to launch a flying school on George Hartleys farm. Witnesses said the men fought to control the dual controlled plane during the crash.
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Springfield
Cabool
Sam Partel
Robert B. Allen
Mountain Grove
H. E. McKinney
McKinney
Bartel
George Hartley
Crash Victim Brother of Mrs Stenson
Gor don Dovell was killed in an automobile wreck near Castle in Okfuskee county. Lawrence Williams and Mike Carson also died when their car hit a power line and they were electrocuted. A fourth man escaped serious injuries as the driver failed to see the road due to bright oncoming headlights.
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Elmer. Stenson
Gordon Dovell
Castle
Okfuskee County
Lawrence Williams
University of Oklahoma
Mike Carson
Paden
Borah urges overhaul of personnel in government
Senator Borah welcomes Mitchell's remarks on reform but warns the personnel needs drastic overhauling. He says if the attorney general is pursuing such work, he supports it and calls for any effective proposals to be expedited, though he knows of none that would fully address the issue.
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Borah
Mitchell
Congress
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