Allotment For Relief Measure Cleared For Heise
A relief bill committee plan covers allotments of wheat cotton hogs and tobacco. The measure aims to provide farm support and stabilize prices for agricultural producers under county and state oversight.
Jones explains plan to hold farm prices at parity
Washington January 2 17 the house agriculture committee tentatively approved an emergency domestic allotment bill for four commodities wheat cotton hogs and tobacco to restore parity with prewar levels. Commissioner Jones outlined a fee based mechanism to raise domestic prices while tying farmer relief to voluntary acreage reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Jones
Ratney
Beer Bill Backed for Limited Hearing by Senate Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee sent the House beer bill to a subcommittee for a Saturday hearing on constitutional issues. The panel will restrict debate to three hours per side, with a special focus on constitutional questions and a plan to finish the hearings in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Brlaine
Wie
Berah
Ida
Hebert
Wales
Dol. Mont
Muib. Wash
Waine
Norris
Judiciary Committee
Jobless War Hero Seeks U S Aid for Veterans
Joseph Oklahombi Choctaw World War I hero seeks veterans relief through the Veterans Bureau in Oklahoma City after 15 years of service on the Meuse Argonne and St Etienne fronts. He captured 171 prisoners and was gassed twice, later living on a small farm with his wife and son while receiving a modest monthly allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Oklahombi
America
Veteran's Bureau
Oklahoma City
Oklahombi
36Th Division
St. Etienne
Meuse-Arconne
Oklahomhki
Marines Leave Nicaragua Aids to Sovereign Era
The last U.S. Marines depart Nicaragua as President Sacasa begins a term with no Marine presence. A native guard of 2,500 takes over patrols, and evacuation continues with contingents moving to Minatitlan Havana and Miami. Marines sold buildings to the Nicaraguan government and several marriages to natives were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Juan
Sacasa
Gward
Central American
Rodolfo Espinoza
Vier
Lieut
Boyden
Minatitlan
Mexico
Brownsville
Tex
Figcht
Major
Havana
Miami
Fla
Corinto
Henderson
Y. &. &. Anteries
Secasa
Sandino
Summers Chapel Sunday Socials Mention Local Guests
Sunday church and school memories are shared as many residents hosted and visited friends across the community. Dozens of names appear with brief mentions of visits, dinners, and weekend gatherings at various homes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel McCutcheon
Allene Bureh
Elmer Tyson
Madelean Anderson
Syble Isaacs
Russell
Otis Eassey
Delma Flowers
Pickett
Ralph
Ray Brendle
Impson Anderson
Sylvia Evans
Ruth Burch
Minnie Mae Crampton
Pauline Tyson
Floyd Burk
Russall Easley
C. H. Brendlie
Willis Sutton
C. O. Burk
Janie Lue Burch
Kae ‘Tyson
Marcile Cavener
Ruby Lamb
Elma Tyson
Allene Burch
David Gatley
Thelma Freeman
Macomb
Roy Brendle
John Gibson
Dallis Burk
Oil Center
Lanie Brendle
Lois Bryan
Verlin Light
Dewitt Bryan
Wewoka
Illa Mae Keef
Pauline Mann
Round Top
Lonnie Brendle
Resolve for 1923 Faith and Renewal Across Nation
Prominent figures including Bishop William T. Manning urge a 1923 resolve to return to simple upright living. They call for living within means, faithful work, prudent opportunity use, aiding the needy, and ensuring fair opportunities for all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Manning
Episcopal Churchman
New York
Charges Filed in J P Court Involving Burglary and Forgery
Grady Mickle faces second degree burglary charges over an overcoat stolen from Rev Stegall’s car. Milburn Bittle is charged with second degree forgery. Victor O. Rogers waived preliminary hearing on two second degree burglary counts and was bound over to district court on $1,000 bond in each case by Justice C S Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Mickle
Rev Stegall
Milburn Bittle
Victor O. Rogers
C. S. Deal
Justice of the Peace
Negro Confesses Weleetka Slaying
Henry Yates age 37 was arraigned in Okemah on a murder charge for the shooting death of J. P. Wilson Weleetka night marshal. The suspect admitted to the crime in a statement at the time of arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okemah
Okla
Henry Yates
Necro
J. P. Wilson
Weleetka
Parish Chapel Year in Review and Community Notes
Parish Chapel reflects on a year of service and plans future aid. Community members recounted visits, travels, illnesses, and family gatherings in Ada area over Christmas and early January with numerous names, households, and local events.
Hatcher V Young Wedding Is Event Of Interest
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Stella Belle Young to Mr. Eugene L. Hatcher, solemnized quietly in Coalzate on September 16, 1932 by Rev. Ross. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edd Sallee of Stonewall. Mrs. Hatcher, daughter of J. M. Young of Stonewall. she teaches in Fitzhugh public school.
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Stonewall
Ada Folk
Stella Belle Young
Eugene L. Hatcher
Coalzate
Ross
First Baptist Church
Edd Sallee
Hatcher
J. M. Young
Stonewall High School
East Central State Teachers College
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Fitzhugh Public School
Ray Moore
Fay Toby
Floyd Cochran
Blackrock
Dorothy Davis
Pat Toby
Sam Ze ‘Raley
R. E. Gillock
Steedman
Yearl James
Here
Ada
Lois Brumiley
Omo Frederick
Allen
Ralph Gillock
Conway
Wallace
Lollard
Vera Caperton
Blue’ Blackburn
Lula Riddle
Sam Parker
Viola
Elmer Lillard
Clara
Vernie Reeves
Iva Dixon
R. O. Barnes
Jennie Barnes
Pearl
Kenneth
Marion Gay MecNeal
Steward Wallace
Flood
Grandpa Wallace
Blue Blackburn
Walter Mayers
Davis
Cochran
Bill Jared
Wilkerson
Ahloso
Velma Featherston
Francis J. C. Fox
Holdenville
East Central
Guy Buchner
Maurice Fuerstenberg
Saint Stephens Catholic Church
John J. Fox
Mae Fox
Oklahoma City
LaVerne Hewett
Mary Ellen Hatcher
Jay Consolidated School
Wynnewood
Ben Hatcher
Elma Winn
Elmer Correll
Juster Jennings
Eugene Hatcher
Fitz
Wayne Truitt
Mary
Nell
W.S. Furlong
Joe Bryan
Charley Sawyers
Orphin Human
Shawnee
Human
L. M. Harrell
Jacquline
Henryetta
Herman Harmilton
George Burris
Burris
John McKoy
McKoy
Loyd Burris
John McKay
Floyd King
Tupelo
George Sallee
Dallas
Texas
Bln. Sallee
Deward Thomas
Joe Sallee
Ora Morris
Lilly Howard
W. S
R. H. Austell
Jess Young
Young
George Young
Pug Hatcher
Isaac Simonds
Hanchard
Harper
Pooche Elliott
Longhorns
Lorger
Weatherford
Las Vegas
Lizzie Gebert
Charles Sawyers
Furman Gibson
Pat Hatcher
Charles
Edd Satliee
L. C.rown
L. C. Brown
D. D. Dake
Pas Hatcher
Ike Simonds
LaNell
Jack McKay
Jim Slocum
David Thomas
Charley Truitt
Maude Smith
Leonard Young
Mike Young
Loyd Moody
Moody
Join McKoy
McKvoy
Zeb McKoy
Zebaline
Churchill Thomas
Ott Martin
Allem
Byrtie Horn
Aca
John Gibson
Dick Truitt
Vinita
Harrison Meaders
Ed King
L.C. Brown
Dorothy Mae
John
Carmen Harris
Othe Bartlett
Ed Lucas
Country Cloup Drive
Hldenville
Sidney H. Babcock
Barnard Memorial Methodist Church
Mazie Apartments
Bartlett
Jess Harris
North Burgess
Foster Drug Company
Russellville
Arkansas
Hallie Bartlett
Sheridan
Wyo
W. L. Bartlett
Holden Ville
Couzens proposes army care for transient youths
Senator Couzens announces plan to open army posts and facilities to feed and train unemployed youths under 21 amid calls from Hoover and Red Cross officials for federal action. He argues states cannot handle the scope and cites 200,000 to 400,000 roaming youths as the basis for his proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Couzens
Michigan
Hoover
Red Cross
Congress
War Department
Marwell and Surrounding Families Share Visits
Local residents from Marwell and nearby communities hosted and visited relatives through the week. Notable events include a wedding in Holdenville with Carmen Harris and Othe Bartlett, and multiple family exchanges involving the Brecheens, Summers, Norman, Isaacs, and Ellis households.
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U. S
Cov. R
Sterimnge
Pet
Blaine
Ashurst
Arizona
Ration
New Mexico
Black
Alabama
King
Utah
Dill
Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Hugh H. Young
Sportsman’s Paradise
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Fier
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Efleet Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
James P. Pope
William H. Adams
John Garland Pollard
Virginia
Billy Sunday
Miriam A
Ferguson
Clarence Wood
Jay Isaacs
Elza Gregory
Galey
Ruby Dryden
Mozelle Cavener
Velma Anglin
Glennie Flatt
Cecil Cavener
Allie Anderson
Bill Keef
Small Boy
Billy Jr
Cecil Ricker
J. T. Law
J.P Court
Negro
Maddox
Gaar Corner
W. E. Dryden
Adta Light
Billy Gene
Opal Johnson
Kansas
Carl Walton
Carrol
J. Bowie
Stratford
J. W. Isaacs
Sybie
Jaye
Rachel
Elma _ Tyson
Carran
Burch Mitchell
Roy
Ralph Brindle
Gene Caley
John Lewis
Clarence Bowie
John Law
Nadine Wood
E. ¢. Cavener
G. R. Northam
Fletcher Boy
Elma Trson
Madelee Anderson
J. W. Law
Brodie James
Chism
Edna Whitaker
Pauls Valley
Earnest Cavener
Nadine Escue
Eva Lois Whitaker
Willa Dr
Connary
Ace
Billy Gene Light
Union Valley
Elma Law
Ethel Wood
Willie
Brice Whitaker
Vester Hooper
E. C. Cavener
H. Horton
Deal Wreyden
Sharp-Riggs
Katie H. Riggs
W. E. Sharp
Pentecostal Church
Sharp
West Eighth Street
Jim Ritchie
C. C. Morris
May Gault Page
J. W. Brundridge
Mrs. Brundridge
Mr. Brundridge
Jack Brundridge
The
Bon-Ton Cleaning Company
Ben Chaney
Margaret Chaney
Poinsettias
Bill Mackin
Vernon
Army Pqct
Senate
Ed Stonewall
Hobart
Marwell
Tom Brecheen
Harry and
Billiejo
Pennie Brecheen
Lora Ellis
Etta
Leo Nelson
Julis Ellis
Q. R. Bevers
W. C. Norman
Ww. C. Norman
Tom Tayior
Fort Worth
Grandma Buchanan
Tom Abney
Ss. Nl. Burns
Maxwell
Winston Summers
Mi- Jo
Alfred Summers
Joe Edward
J. D. Isaacs
Lee Little
Mr. Little
Asher
Jim Kite
M. S. Powell
Madress
Pauline Hall
Mr. Norman
E. E. Sutton
Floy Burke
Wade Mitchell
Norma June
Norman Keltner
Keltner
Kathleyn
Harve Eslick
Eugene Lance
Edward
E. A. Bailey
Tom_ Brecheen
Billiie
Harvey Tree
Konawa
Darrel Watts
Bernice
Lawson Watts
Fannie
Lonnie Bouchanan
Travis Norman
Murrell Barnett
Jim Boucher
Pauline Hull
Atta Ellis
Lewis Melott
A. H. Ellis
Jack Watts
Sam Wood
John Wood
Carnell J Bewer
Oral Dunn
Ruth Soward
Thomas
Orvel Buchanan
Earl Woodwin
Hadie Casterman
Louison Watts
H. L. Norman
Isaacs
Oklahoma
R. T. Blackburn
Hudiburg
Cromwell High School
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwater
Kappa Nu
Excelsior School
Seminole County
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