Burkhart Guarded Amid Osage Case After Release
Oklahoma City December 27. Ernest Burkhart the life prisoner in the W E Smith Osage murder case has been under armed guard day and night since release to federal authorities Gov Holloway said He was crucial witness against his uncle W K Hale and John Ramsey in three trials He is to be returned to Leavenworth when the government finishes its work Gov Holloway added Roy St Lewis district attorney requested Burkhart for Osage county and the guard order remains in force while the government uses him for prosecutions
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Oklahoma City
Ernest Burkhart
W. E. Smith
W. J. Holloway
Burkhart
W. K. Hale
John Ramsey
Henry Roan
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kew
Hale
Ramsey
Roy St. Lewis
United States
Osage County
Holloway
Lewis
Johnsteen
Scrooge and kin debate wealth and Christmas humbug
Scrooge's relatives criticize his wealth and failure to help others while his nephew defends him. The family remarks on Christmas spirit, women, and dinner, ending with a note that the tale will continue.
Enforcers Face Criticism as Borders Draft Unified Patrol
Washington debates enforcement efficacy with Dry Senators voicing concerns. Senator Borah discusses border enforcement with President Hoover while Under Secretary Mills proposes a unified border patrol plan. In Moscow a 2000 ruble reward is offered for missing aviators Bielson and Borland. Soviet aviation calls for Siberia’s help.
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Washington
White House
Borah
Idaho
Executive Mansion
Hoover
Ada Lodge 119 Observes Saints John Day with Master Mason Work
Judges Clubs A. F. and A. M. announce Ada Lodge No. 119 meets this evening to observe Saints John Day with Master Mason degree work. Visitors welcomed by W. J. Witcher W. M.
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A. F
A. M
Ada Lodge No
W. J. Witcher
W. M
Aviators From Three Nations Join Search for Missing Fliers
In Fairbanks Alaska aviators from Russia Canada and the United States join the hunt for Carl Ben Eielson and mechanic Earl Borland lost since November 9 in northeastern Siberia. A Russian plane heads toward North Cape while Canadian and Soviet crews prepare six planes to base near the Bering Strait. A $1000 reward is offered for information. Joe Crosson and Harold Gillam aid scouting with limited fuel and open cockpit craft.
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Moscow
Carl Ben Bielson
Earl Borland
Siberia
North Cape
Foreign Office
Shestakov
Fairbanks
Alaska
Carl Ben Ejielson
Aretie Flier
Brielson
Borland
Bering Strait
Joe Crosson
Harold Gillam
Arctic
Father identifies murder victim as Blytheville woman
Mian Fontenberry of Blytheville says the Marked Tree murder victim is his daughter Thelma Howard 25 missing about a year. He viewed the badly mutilated body more than 50 times and is positive, though officials delay confirmation pending investigation of his claim.
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Fontenberry
Helena
H. A. Landers
Memphis
Clarence Howard
Blytheville
Mother and son charged in Okmulgee incident
Mrs. Lee Eyler of Spelter City is jailed after liquor destruction and a boy of 12 faces juvenile court for shooting Ester Cole with an air rifle. Eyler and her son were arrested after officers found whiskey in their home. The Eyler boy, deemed incorrigible, is to appear before Judge Orland Swain in county court.
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Okmulgee
Lee Eyler
Spelter City
Orville
Ester Cole
Eyler
Supreme Court
Spelter
Henryetta
Cole
Orlando Swain
Miners Escape After Explosion At Beckley Mine
Twelve miners escaped unharmed from the Stotesbury mine of C. C. B. Smokeless Coal eight miles from Beckley West Virginia two hours after a local blast. Two engineers were unaccounted for but officials believed they were in another section at the time.
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Beckley
W. Va
Stotesbury
C. C. B. Smokeless Coal Company
Giant Cotton Concern Formed In Major U S Move
Washington reports a new 30 million dollar cotton corporation forming under farm board leadership. Carl Williams says the cooperative will centralize sales and may pay cash to farmers, aiming to secure bargaining power and buyers for the cotton.
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Washington
Carl Williams
Williams
Farm Board
Deputy Shot As Car Searched Near Waurika
Deputy sheriff W. M. Bass of Ryan was wounded in a confrontation with Will and John Arner of Jefferson county while searching John Arner's car for liquor. The Arners faced assault with intent to kill charges, each posted $1,500 bond. Preliminary hearing date pending Bass’s condition.
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Waurika
W. M. Bass
Ryan
Will Arner
Jefferson County
John
Liberty
Arners
Bass
John Arner
Arner
Lowman Defends Buffalo Shooting
Washington December 27 Seymour Lowman assistant secretary of the treasury defended the coast guard crew action in opening fire on a boat on Lake Erie where Eugene Downey Jr of Buffalo was killed. He said the guardsmen acted under tariff act authority to stop any boat at any time in American waters.
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Lowman
Coast Guard
Washington
Lake Erie
Eugene F. Downey, Jr
Buffalo
Seymour Lowman
the Treasury
Downey
Coast
Local residents share holiday visits across Oklahoma towns
Mrs Ruby Lee visits sister in Shawnee while Miss Murl Young of Pasadena spends holidays with her parents in Ada. Miss Myrtle Frantz calls on Allen friends, and Purcell to Shawnee hosts Mr and Mrs Willoughby for the holidays. Curtis Oliphint from Fitzhugh spends Christmas Eve in the city with relatives. Families from Dallas Goose Creek and Blackwell join Ada residents for Christmas celebrations and visits.
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Murl Young
Pasadena
Mrs. F. R. Young
E. Tenth
Bank to surrender charter and become state bank
H S Emerson president of the National Bank of Davis said the bank will surrender its national charter and become a state bank on January 1 after a federal examiner demanded a 75 percent loan reduction. He cited pressure from federal banking authorities and said Senator Pine was aware of the bank’s plight.
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Davis
Federal Reserve System
H. S. Emerson
National Bank of Davis
Emmerson
Examiner
W. B. Pine
Pine
Davis Bank
Banker recounts federal exam forced loan cuts in state
A Davis banker recalls a federal examiner ordering his bank to reduce local loans from 175000 to 40000. The banker protested the hardship on the community as the examiner reportedly replied that the community was not the concern, only profit. The bank held about 300000 in deposits and 25000 in capital at the time of the demand.
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Davis
Federal Examiner
Emmerson
Wall Street Slows Rally as Profit Taking Presses Stocks
The market opened sluggish after the holiday rally with many issues rising 1 to 16 points before mid day profit taking eroded gains. General Electric Westinghouse Electric Johns Manville American Telephone and Telegraph and Du Pont turned from gains to losses as selling intensified late. U.S. Steel dropped below prior close. Total volume about 3,406,000 shares.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Johns Manville
American Telephone and Telegraph
du Pont
Foch note sparks storm in French chamber over Rhineland exit
Paris dispatch reports a secret 1926 Foch warning against premature Rhineland evacuation triggered a parliamentary uproar. Foreign Minister Briand voiced astonishment at the disclosure and criticized readings of the note. Briand accused former official Rei bel of leaking the document as tension rose over Locarno and Hague talks.
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Marshal Foch
Germany
Sone
Rhineland
France
Briand
M Reibel
Foch
Reibel
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Aristide Briand
Dumergue
Poincare
M. Briand
M. Reibel
Gene Tunney Wins Agreed Verdict In Suit
Judgment awarded to James J. Gene Tunney former world heavyweight champion in a $509000 breach of promise case filed by Mrs. Katherine King Fogarty. Both sides had agreed to the judgment in a stipulation signed yesterday. The injunction against the Fort Worth Texas divorcee was also agreed but pending formal signing.
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Bridgeport
Conn
James J
Gene) Tunney
Katherine King Fogarty
Fort Worth
Texas
Carl Foster
Well Flows Wild Wounding Two Drillers in Oklahoma City Field
Two men were seriously injured Elmer Smith and Duke Anderson when a big I T I OP poster well exploded open at a South Oklahoma City field. Four other workers were lightly hurt and treated at the field hospital as the well continued to flow about 2000 barrels daily, tearing the control head and toppled gas separators.
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Oklahoma City
Elmer Smith
Duke Anderson
Embroideries Shipped Worth Over 1 Million From Madeira
More than 1,000,600 dollars in embroideries were sent from Madeira to the United States in the last year. Madeira exporters reported shipments of intricate fabrics and needlework totaling above 1 million dollars to American buyers during the past twelve months.
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Chicago
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Seaboard
Liverpool
Canada
Madeira
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Mary Doist
J. T. Boyce
Dallas
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Goose Creek
W. W. Irving
Betty Welsh
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Blackwell
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Hershall Martin
W. A. Delaney Jr
W. A. Delaney Sr
Tulsa
Mattie Marie Cromwell
Bryant
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Christine Trimmer
Gainesville
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Reel
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