Four To Face Forgery Charges Here Saturday
Deputy Hodges uncovered check writing gear near Allen linking to a planned forgery ring. Ada youths Paul Sexton Edgar Mills Clarence Weems and Buddy Jenkins face second degree forgery charges in a preliminary hearing set for Saturday before Justice A W Oliver.
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Allen
Elmer Hodges
Virgil Stanfield
Ada
A. W. Oliver
Paul Sexton
Edgar Mills
Clarence Weems
Buddy Jenkins
Stanfield
Byers Drilling Company
Johnston Hardware and Furniture
Moses Spoke With God Face to Face, Bible Verse Quoted
The excerpt cites Exodus 33 11 describing Moses speaking with the Lord as a friend would. It presents a biblical quotation illustrating intimate divine communication.
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Moses
Allen Youths Found Guilty Of Burglaries
Two Allen boys aged 13 and 14 were found guilty of burglary in the second degree and sentenced to the state training school at Pauls Valley until age 21 by Judge John Boyce McKeel. The judge suspended the sentences and paroled them to Edgar Dyson, Allen chief of police, with weekly reports and regular attendance required.
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Allen
Pauls Valley
John Boyce McKeel
McKeel
Edgar Dyson
Dyson
Seventeen Die In Airliner Crash Near Memphis
Seventeen people perished when the American Airlines Southerner crashed in a swamp near Memphis. Only four bodies identified initially. kin must claim the rest. Rescue crews searched a 409 by 75 yard area as officials studied the wreckage and awaited a Washington report.
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Associated Press
Goodwin
Aré
Memphis
Samuel Horovitz
J. C. Crawford
Department of Commerce
Jack Jones
Fort Worth
Memphis-Little Rock
New York
Washington
Plane Crash Kills Seven in Colombia Flight
A tri motor army plane crashed between Tuesde Bay and Tessquinas near Bogota killing seven including crew members and Major Uscategui. Seven other aboard were seriously injured. Eyewitnesses Gaylord Dover and Lake Littlejohn described the crash and authorities prepared a formal investigation.
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Bogota
Colombia
Tuesde Bay
Tessquinas
Charity
Uscategui
Land Sakes Sakes Lang Gone Again At Ada
Joslin J. Josephs runs the State Training school for Negro Boys at Boley. Sakes Lang Scott and other youths repeatedly escape to Ada and commit thefts and petty crimes. Scott has been committed multiple times. Lakes Lang tempts with cigarettes. A police-connected boast is noted but not identified.
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Joslin J. Josephs
Boley
John Boyce McKeel
Ada
Gary Kitchens
Lakes Lang
Harvey Luther
Ada Merchant
Carlile
Sakes Lang
Sakes
East Central Student Hurt In Car Wreck
Miss Maxine Price, East Central College student of Roff, suffered a back injury in a Wednesday afternoon collision at East Twelfth street and Stonewall avenues. The Castleberry car overturned. occupants were East Central students. Miss Claire Sledge was uninjured.
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Maxine Price
Roff
East Central College
East Twelfth Street
Stonewall Avenues
Miss Price
Claire Sledge
J. B. Sledge
West Seventeenth Street
Castleberry
Ross
Miss Sledge
Twelfth Street
Sledge
Stonewall Avenue
East Central
Farley Reissues Roosevelt Slogan in Jackson Day Address
Farley attacked big business as ungrateful while rallying support for Roosevelt. He urged keeping Roosevelt in and the gang out, criticizing industrialists who benefited from the New Deal yet oppose its later steps. Also notes Howard Hughes’ Continental flight and film career.
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Roosevelt
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Pi—Posmaster
James A. Farley
Farley
Hughes
New York
Howard Hughes
Texas
Howard J. Hughes
Rupert Hughes
Hollywood
Louis Wolheim
Lewis Milestone
Jean Harlow
Front Page
Schoolmasters to Picket Next in Pontotoc County
Pontotoc County Schoolmasters met at Francis Tuesday night. The February meeting will be held at Pickett on February 11. Moss Wimbish of Ada high school discussed the federal aid bill, and teachers reviewed material from the Oklahoma Education Association on federal school funding. George Q Overturf explained NYA progress in Pontotoc county. Projects are underway in Allen Latta Vanoss Byng Lula and Stonewall. County controlling committee appointed with J A Herron as chairman. The county basketball tournament set for February 21 22 and dates for the literary meet to be announced.
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Pontotoc County
Francis
Pickett
Moss Wimbish
Ada High School
Congress
Oklahoma Education Association
George Q Overturf
NYA
Allen
Vanoss
Byng
Latta
Lula
Stonewall
J. WN. McKeel
J. A. Herron
Joe Holmes
Franks
M. L. Stegall
Pleasant Hill
Roosevelt Expected to Sign Senate Baby Bond Bonus Bill
An unnamed Democratic official said Roosevelt will likely sign the senate baby bond bonus bill, with estimates that the bill passes this week by a wide margin. The senate finance committee approved the measure 15 to 2, and the bill would pay in non transfer able bonds beginning June 15 with a nine year option.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Morgenthau
AAA
Senate Finance Committee
Couzens
R.-Mich
Gerry
D.-R.j
Harrison
D.-Miss
Byrnes
D.-S.c
Steiner
R.ore
Clark
D.-Mo
Reprieve Talk Shocks New Jersey on Hauptmann Case
Rumors cite Gov Hoffman Stllane possessing a claimed confession about the Lindbergh baby slaying. Officials discuss delaying Hauptmann’s execution while a thorough inquiry proceeds, as a secret NY-NJ conference fuels speculation. Electric chair readiness and a habeas corpus bid are reported developments.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
New York
Federal
New Jersey
District Court Week Ends with Non Jury Civil Docket
Judge Tai Crawford returns from Holdenville to resume non jury civil cases in the Fourteenth district joining Judge H. H. Edwards who opened the session in Wakoka. The two judges share jurisdiction over Pontotoc Seminole and Hughes counties while Crawford was away finishing a civil jury docket. Archie McInnis, former court reporter, now works with Edwards' staff.
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Tai Crawford
Holdenville
H. H. Edwards
Wewoka
Crawford
Fourteenth Judicial District
Pontotoc
Seminole
Hughes
Edwards
Bearded NC convict named as Dallas robbery slayer
Detective inspector Fritz said Augustus Bounos death in Valdese and a Dec 23 garage robbery led to identifying escaped convict August Dwight Beard as John R. Roberts killer in Dallas. Two witnesses, Cason and Scott, matched Beard to the Parkway Cleaners robbery and Roberts murder.
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Dallas
Whill Fritz
Dwight Beard
North Carolina
John R. Roberts
Fritz
B. F. Cason
C. C. Scott
Roberts
Beard
Parkway
Augustus Bounos
Ministers pick Oklahoma City as permanent convention site
Oklahoma City was chosen as the permanent convention site by the Oklahoma Christian Ministers association which also elected officers. Rev. Homer Strong of Muskogee was named president with Rev. Ira Kirk of Woodward as vice president succeeding Rev. Lloyd Thompson of McAlester and Rev. S. M. Smith of Okemah as secretary treasurer.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Christian Ministers Association
Homer Strong
Muskogee
Ira Kirk
Woodward
Lloyd Thompson
McAlester
S. M. Smith
Okemah
County Finances in Gonrae County as of January 14 1936
Pon totoc county reports fiscal year 1935 findings with total appropriations 226.78 dollars warrants issued 99684.59 dollars and unencumbered balance 46040.53 dollars. Revenue from non ad valorem sources amounts to 106324.12 dollars and tax payments by January 14 1936 reach 46 percent for 1935 36 and 82 percent for the prior year.
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Pontotoc County
County General Fund
Dependent Separate Schools
Crippled Children’s Fund
State Loses Suit to Collect Fees in Mortgage Firm Case
Oklahoma City reports that former Governor William H. Murray failed to hold officers and agents of Mortgage Security Corporation of America personally liable for license fees and penalties. The Oklahoma Supreme Court upheld motions to quash the summons, ruling officials did not reside in Comanche county nor were they personally liable for the corporation's actions.
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Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
State Supreme Court
Murray
Mortgage Security Corporation of America
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Interest swings back in Carter Thompson well at Centrahoma
Oil activity continues as Carter Thompson wildcat 34-2-9 at Centrahoma shows salt water entry during tests before reaching 6,680 feet after drilling to 6,754 feet last week. Continental nearby advances include No. 1 James 12-1-7 building rig and No. 1 Simpson at 2,425 feet. Northwest of Fitts pool Gypsy No. 1 15-2-6 drilling below 5,435 feet. Delaney No. 3 Simpson 20-4-8 to 1,512 feet with pipe set and standardization planned.
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Thompson
Centrahoma
Jesse Pool
James
Simpson
Continental
McCarty
Fitts
Steedman
How States Will Fare in Payment Of Bonus Claims
Rep. Patman estimates the number of veterans holding certificates by state and the total payout under the house cash payment bill. The figures detail expected beneficiaries and amounts, outlining each state’s share of the proposed bonus payments.
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Washington
Patman
D-Tex
Diets Boost Mental Balance Aids Dementia Victims
Psychiatrists at the Elgin State Hospital report experiments showing diets rich in vitamins A B1 B2 and D improve mental equilibrium in dementia praecox patients. The findings suggest nutrition influences sanity.
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Elgin, Fil
Elgin State Hospital
Phares Denies Guilt in Theft Of Gore's Horse
Bill Phares pleaded not guilty to larceny of a domestic animal at arraignment before Justice A. W. Oliver. Bond set at 2000 for a preliminary hearing. Police traced a horse stolen from Sonny Gore of Lula last July to Littlefield Texas and found it south of Stuart after a sale chain through Hughes county to a livestock dealer and a couple who possessed the animal.
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Bill Phares
A. W. Oliver
Oliver
Phares
Littlefield
Tex
Sonny Gore
Lula
Stuart
Hughes County
School Closes Over Diphtheria Case Near Beaver
Knowles school ordered closed until Monday by county health officer Dr L L Long after he diagnosed diphtheria in the 8 year old daughter of J P Smith railroad section foreman in Beaver Oklahoma January 15.
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Beaver
Oklo
Knowles
L. L. Long
J. P. Smith
Ponca City seeks permit for police radio station
Ponca City Oklahoma asked today the communications commission for a construction permit to build a 50 watt municipal police radio station.
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Ponca City
Washington
Okla
The
Communications Commission
Snowslide Buries Coaches on Pacific Limited near Donner Summit
A snowslide near Donner Summit in the Sierra buried three coaches of the Southern Pacific Pacific Limited traveling westbound. Five passengers were injured as rescue teams rushed to the scene to aid the derailed train.
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Colfax
Cal
Southern Pacific
Pacific Limited
Donner Summit
High Sierra Mountains
Farst National Promotes Several Bank Officials
At the annual meeting Farst National Bank named S. K. Grant from cashier to vice president and F. C. Norris from assistant cashier to cashier. J. Ed Martin was promoted to assistant cashier and B. C. King joined the board of directors. Officers now are P. A. Norris president G. J. Morton vice president S. K. Grant vice president F. C. Norris cashier J. Ed Martin assistant cashier. Directors are P. A. Norris Fr C Norris B C King KK W Simpson and G J Morton. The Oklahoma State Bank stockholders meeting is set for late this afternoon.
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S. K. Grant
F. C. Norris
J. Ed Martin
B. C. King
First National Bank
P. A. Norris
G. J. Morton
Fr. C. Norris
8. C. King
KK. W. Simpson
The
Oklahoma State Bank
Charge filed for leaving scene after county accident
A charge of leaving the scene of an accident was filed in county court Monday against W. H. Middleton and G. Fulsom. They had not been arraigned yet. The charge followed a collision between a car they allegedly occupied and one driven by Argus Prater, with claims they fled the scene without checking injuries or damages.
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Mark O. Kimberling
Hauptmann
State Pardon Court
Kimberling
Washington
Supreme Court
Death House
United States Supreme Court
W. H. Middleton
G. ¥. Fulsom
Argus Prater
Atlanta Police Move to Ban Officers From Drinking Off Duty
Atlanta policemen must not drink except at home. Twelve lieutenants monitor compliance and may suspend any patrolman who violates the rule.
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Atlanta
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Classified ad note highlights strong value and high returns on investment. It promotes affordable deals and smart purchases designed to maximize profits for readers seeking efficient spending. Ad copy emphasizes practical savings and measurable benefits.
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Department of Commerce Force
B. M. Jacobs
C. R. Smith
American Airlines
R. S. Damon
Chicago
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R. W. Cantwell
Forrest City
Gaylord Dover
Palestine
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M. E. Davis
Hoosevelt
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