Daring American Balloonists Face Death in Frozen North
The three airmen, led by Lt Stephen Farrel, suffered frost bite and shock after landing ten miles south of Shipsans trading post in ten degree below zero weather. They wandered four days before Indian trapper George McClelland found them and warned their survival would have depended on drifting ten miles farther north.
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Stephen Farrel
Shipsans
Hudsor Bay Company
George McClelland
McClelland
Moose Factory
Malliece
Europe
Hill
America
Nels Darling to Address Ada Chamber Meeting
Hon. Nels Darling of Oklahoma City will speak at Ada Normal auditorium Monday night at 8 30 under the Ada Chamber of Commerce. The lecture is free to the public and aims to boost community betterment and city building through a turnout of residents and workers.
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Ne's Darling
Oklahoma City
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Champer of Commerce
Ada
Chamber of Commerce
Darling
Nels Darling
Clive Mr. Darling
Wloe
Harding to Be Made Mason in Columbus Initiation
President-elect Warren G. Harding will receive the thirty second degree Mason title in Columbus today. He travels from Marion by auto and will be welcomed by the Columbus consistory and Scottish Rite officers from nearby states. The initiation may finish late tonight, with about a hundred Marion friends expected and ceremonies conducted across several degrees.
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Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Seenator Harding
Senate panel ends naval disarmament talk without result
Washington January 5 the senate foreign relations committee resumed discussions on world naval disarmament but adjourned subject to the chairman's call. The panel did not reach a conclusion and expects to reconvene within a few days.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Reward Offered for Policeman Slayer in Chicago Case
Edwin Morris alias Foster is sought as the alleged murderer of Chicago patrolman John Mullen and as the jewelry store robber who took over 18000 in money jewelry and securities. A $250 reward is guaranteed by Chief Fitzmorris and Morris is identified by companions as Mullen's slayer.
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Chicago
Edwin Morris
Foster
Fitzmorris
John Mullen
Morris
Mullen
War Finance Bureau Measure Becomes Law After Veto Override
The War Finance Corporation revival became law as the House readopted the measure over the President's veto by 250 to 66 with three present, following Senate approval yesterday. The move secures funding and authority for wartime finance operations.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
House
Senate
Reed says 40 million of relief funds aided Polish army
Senator Reed reports in the Senate that forty million of the 150 million dollars allotted for European relief was spent to keep the Polish army in the field. He says he has documents in his office supporting the claim.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Blaca os Lynched in Meridian Mob Lynching
Meridian Mississippi January 4 Robert Lewis a Black man charged with killing railroad watchman T. W. Greer was seized by a mob of about two hundred men from a policeman and lynched.
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Meridian
Miss
Robert Lewis
T. W. Greer
Bruty police charge against Wight cop dismissed
Frank Palmore city night policeman was exonerated on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon after a preliminary hearing in Justice H. J. Brown's court. The judge dismissed the charges, finding Palmore acted in the line of duty when he struck Charley Dodd with the butt of his revolver during a disturbance.
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Frank Palmore
H. J. Brown
Judge Brown
Charley Dodd
Dodd
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Palmore
Walter Dodd
Dodd Brothers
Kitchens
Oe Stern
Goteher
Bank Robbery Shocks Pawnee County Area
Tulsa dispatch reports the First State Bank of Meremac in Pawnee County was robbed last night. All wires to the town were cut while details remain scarce, according to C. R. Covey the oil operator with local interests who received the information.
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Tulsa
First State Bank
Meremac
Pawnee County
C. R. Covey
Covey
Unhappy Married Folks Tell News of Your Troubles
The Evening News invites letters from unhappy married readers detailing the causes of marital strain. Write openly about the heart and experiences, sign as you wish, and allow the paper to publish unedited confessions to help others.
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The
Evening News
Oklahoma Senate Fights Over Committee on Committees
Oklahoma City Jan 5 The Oklahoma Senate stalls on forming a committee on committees as E E Woods proposes members. Democrat R L Davidson says Republicans would control senate committees but doubts the plan. More talks planned today before 38 standing panels are named. Committees on appropriations likely first. The senate meets at 1:89.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
Oklahoma
E. E. Woods
Claremore
John Gobbie
H. Brown
Roy Hewey
R. L. Davidson
Tulsa
BE. P. Hill
McAlister
Committee On Committees
House
State Capitol
James A. Harris
Republican State Central Committee
Ada banker urges faith and cooperation after recent downturn
P. S. Case of the Merchants and Planters Bank of Ada says the critical stage is past and the money situation is easing. He cites wartime spending, deflation, and a gradual swing to normal as signs of brighter prospects for Ada and Pontotoc County, urging prudence, economy, and confidence to restart growth.
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P. S. Case
Merchants and Planters Bank of
Ada
Evening News
Mr. Case
Pontotoc County
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Belure
WAR Finance Bureau
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Henry C. Wallace
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Wallace
Farmer
W. S. Kenyon
A. B. Cummins
Arthur Capper
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Pawnee
E. W. Sinclair
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