Funeral plan for Klansman S Glenn Young to be simple and orderly
NO DEMONSTRATION HEPRRIN II Jan 28. Klan officials say Young, slain with Deputy Sheriff Ora Thomas and two others, will have a simple ordinary funeral with robed Klansmen at the cemetery. Invitations sent to klaverns. weather may boost attendance. Inquest into deaths of two leaders and reputed Klansmen continues with anti Klan witnesses subpoenaed.
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Heprrin
S. Glenn Young
Ora Thomas
Young
Ed Forbes
Homer Warren
Spelling Bee Districtwide Launch in Pontotoc County
The Daily Oklahoman sponsors a county level spelling bee in Pontotoc County with a trip to Oklahoma City and $350 in cash prizes for county and state winners. School winners advance to county finals, with the state champion to compete in April in Oklahoma City for prize money.
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Pontotoc County
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Daily
A. Floyd
Ada News
Ardmore Pair Sentenced in Mann Act Case
Ardmore man L Jud Hancock and Mrs Geneva Hensley pleaded guilty in federal court in Muskogee to Mann Act violations. Judge R L Williams sentenced Hancock to four years and two years to run concurrently, with Hensley getting two years at Jefferson City Missouri.
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Muskogee
L. Jud Hancock
Geneva Hensley
Ardmore
United States
R. L. Williams
Hancock
Leavenworth
Hensley
Jefferson City
Grove Chicken Hatchery Sets 10 360 Egg Capacity
Grove announces a new chicken hatchery with capacity for 10 360 eggs established in the area. The facility aims to boost local poultry production and supply.
Ada Hosts Twelve Engineers From O U Inspect Ada Plant
Professor L G Holland of the Oklahoma university School of Engineering leads eleven upperclassmen in a inspection and tour of the Oklahoma Portland Cement plant and Byng power plant. M O Matthews will guide the cement plant tour including all departments and the Lawrence quarries. The group travels to Lawrence to view raw material sources then returns to Ada for the remainder of a four day Oklahoma industries inspection.
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Ous
L. G. Holland
School of Engineering
Oklahoma University
Ada
Oklahoma Portland Cement
Byng
M. O. Matthews
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Friogd Train Wreck Near Roff Injures Five
Five people were injured when Frisco No. 511 derailed at a siding near Roff at 1 PM Sunday. Injuries ranged from serious to minor. victims include Ora Houston Rosie Turner Don Tipton J A Sanders H A Sadler. No deaths reported. Rescue and medical aid rushed to the scene.
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Frisco
Roff
Secullin
Sulphur
Madill
Sherman Division
Ora Houston
Negress
Paris
Texas
Hin
L. F. Gee
Ada
Rosie Turner
Don Tipton
Sherman
J. A. Sanders
Mobectic
H. A. Sadler
Holderaville
Cr. W. Cox
T. A. Hitler Roff
Skinner Elected Head of Pontotoc Chick Raisers
Pontotoc County Poultry association held a regular session electing John Skinner as president Renzo Cooper as vice president Clyde Kaiser secretary Roy Meeks assistant secretary J F Weldon superintendent Charley Simpson assistant superintendent The next show is scheduled for December 10 11 and 12 Charles Smith of Shawnee was named show judge if available J B Hill C W Ballard and Elva R Duvall were appointed to press legislators for a larger state show appropriation Lute Douge reported the finances are in good shape
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Pontotoc County Poultry Association
John Skinner
Renzo Cooper
Clyde Kaiser
Roy Meeks
J. F. Weldon
Charley Simpson
Charles Smith
Shawnee
J. B. Hill
C. W. Ballard
Elva R. Duvall
Lute Douge
Nationwide film censorship starts January 1 in Japan
All motion pictures shown in Japan now fall under Home department censorship effective January 1, replacing prior local authority. The move establishes uniform censorship regulations across the country.
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TOKIO
Japan
Home Department
Old Sol Blinked as Glot Covers His Weather Eye
Solar eclipse described as perfect with Sol and Luna meeting in a spectacular sky show. Venus Jupiter and Mercury watched as observers worldwide captured photos and records amid reports from New York City to Niagara Falls.
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Sol
Glot
Luna
Venus
Jupiter
Mercury
Earth
New York
New England
Michigan
Ontario
Niagara Falls
New York City
Cornell
Yale
Los Angeles
Nantucket
Massachusetts
Yerkes Observatory
Iron Mountain
Waterbury
Conn
Radio Corps of American
Vassar
Durant district Methodist laymen meet at First church
A Durant district Methodist laymen gathering occurred at the First Methodist church Monday evening. Out of town attendees included Guy Crossett of Caddo and Rev. W Y Switzer among others. The program aimed to strengthen district fellowship and wind up the Centennial campaign due to end March 16.
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Durant
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Guy Crossett
Caddo
W. Y. Switzer
A. B. L. Hunkapillar
Harvey Darrow
Mr. Turner
Stonewall
W. H. Wilson
Earnest C. Wilson
Oklahoma City
Guy Cossett
Switzer
Wilson
H. P. Butcher
H. Nelson
Blackburn
Negro Servitor is Fired in Oklahoma Governor’s Office
Jim Noble, longtime negro servant to Oklahoma governors since statehood, was discharged after Parker Lamoore, secretary to Governor Trapp, caught him accepting money alleged to be for his influence in obtaining a pardon for a convict. Noble said the money was an attorney fee and he offered no pardon.
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Oklahoma City
Jim Noble
Oklahoma
Noble
Parker Lamoore
Trapp
Lamoore
Luther Bishop
Jim
County Teachers Meeting Success in County
County educators gathered last Thursday and Friday for the annual meeting. About 175 teachers from county schools attended, most rural teachers present and Ada largely absent.,E A Duke rural school supervisor spoke on organization, John Zimmerman from the College discussed present day school challenges, and other educators shared insights with musical numbers and East Central band performances. James W Huff presides, Miss Alta Turner serves as secretary.
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A. Floyd
Ada
E. A. Duke
Duke
John Zimmerman
E. H. Nelson
College
T. K. Treadwell
Allen
K. W. Wood
Latta
Lloyd R. Watson
Fitzhugh
W. W. Jones
Colbert
J. E. Garrett
Raymond Cox
B. B. Alton
Lula
Amos Old
E. C. Roberts
Jones Chapel
Enloe
Roff
Timberlake
East Central Band
Montini
Jas. W. Huff
Alta Turner
County Teachers Association
Flu Again Menace to Ada Citizens Health
The Ada health scare reports 20 flu cases this week from City doctors led by Dr Brydia. Pneumonia cases are minimal, with no immediate spread danger. Schools advised to send home ill pupils and teachers urged to keep rooms warm and ventilated for safety.
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Ada
Brydia
Southern states swept by chilly north winds
A cold wave spread across the southern states with snow sleet and cold rains. Snow fell along the Atlantic coast from Washington to Atlanta with notable amounts in Virginia and traces in the Carolinas and Georgia as tobogganing temperatures continued.
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Atlanta
Washington
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Buy it rent it sell it find with a NEWS want aa
A compact classified style note invites readers to advertise in a News want ad service. It highlights buy rent and sell options and directs readers to place a want ad for assistance and exposure. The brief promotes quick responses and targeted reach for buyers renters and sellers.
Winter Grip on Oklahoma Third Time This Season
A severe cold wave swept through Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and the Texas Panhandle. Temperatures ranged from below zero in parts of Kansas and Missouri to several degrees above in Oklahoma. Snow fell in the Ozarks, with Ada reporting icy wind and thaw beginning as temperatures rose from 11 to 20 degrees by noon.
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Dklaroma
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Weather Bureau
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Dodge City
Ada
Sol
E. A. MacMillan
Mercury
Hutchinson's Wife Seeks Fraud Divorce Suit
Mrs Mary Hutchinson Tulsa lumberman Ernest S Hutchison killed Jan 13 sues in Muskogee federal court alleging fraud to obtain a divorce and claiming Helen Paul Purdy has an interest in the estate She accuses Purdy of conspiracy with Hutchinson to secure the divorce and seeks to set aside the decree and require Purdy to declare her claim The suit cites Hutchinson stated net worth of about 25 000 to avoid heavy income tax obligations
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Muskogee
Ernest S. Hutchison
Tulsa
Charles E. Purdy
Mary Hutchinson
United States District Court
Hutchinson
Helen Paul Purdy
Gymvion
Owen Will Practice Law in Washington
Senator Robert L. Owen, retiring March 4, will set up a Washington law practice with his former secretary John W. Beller. A dispatch notes Owen plans to visit Muskogee briefly after leaving office and then establish the firm in the nation’s capital.
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Oklahoma City
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Senate
Washington
John W. Beller
Owen
Muskogee
No Arrests Reported at City Revival Meeting
Police and sheriff's offices reported no arrests during today's revival meeting amid claims the event would curb law enforcement activity in the city.
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Sheriff’s Office
Eastern States in Iron Grip of Old Man Winter
Winter tightens its grip on the eastern states with record lows and heavy snow. New York City records lows near one degree below zero, 24.6 inches of snow this month shattering the prior 21.9 inch monthly record. Malone New York hits 60 below. NineMore cold reports push the region into a deep freeze following yesterday’s snowstorm.
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New York
New England
New York City
Malone
American ships demand liberty in Shanghai waters
American war vessels in Shanghai waters ordered to escort American or British ships leaving Shanghai at night despite Wu Sung Fort guns. Rear Admiral McVey says Shanghai must stay open to commerce and will convoy at any time, while General Wang warns he will not fire on daylight departures. The Bengalant was guarded with destroyers nearby. another British steamer was held with two Chinese passengers removed.
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Washington
Shanghai
Woosung Fort
General Wang
McVey
Iowa Republicans Move to Vacate Brookhart Seat
The Iowa state central committee repudiates U.S. Senator Smith W Brookhart charging he posed as a Republican before the November election then aligned with La Follette, denounced the national ticket, and divorced himself from the party, seeking to file a complaint with the senate.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Republican Party of
State Central Committee
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Central Committee
B. B. Burnquist
Fort Dodge
Senate
Brookhart
la Follette Movement
Brookhart Attacks Iowa State Committee Over Resolution
Senator Smith W Brookhart denounced a dispatch about Iowa state committee action saying the group practiced fraud or deceit and repudiated their own platform adopted by the state convention. He claimed the actions undermined campaign promises and the party's stance.
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Washington
Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart
Ardmor e newspaper man dies at avanced age
Ardmore reporter T. Nesbitt 75, long tied to the Daily Ardmoreite in reportorial editorial and business roles, died at his home after 25 years with the paper. A native of Scotland, he was active in Masonic and Odd Fellows circles. burial set for Tuesday. He was father of H. T. Nesbitt, manager and part owner of the Shawnee Morning News.
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Ardmore
T. Nisbett
Ardmorite
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Ants Can Carry Twice Their Own Weight
A study notes ants can lift about twice their body weight, revealing impressive strength for small insects and implications for understanding collective movement and engineering at a micro scale.
Sulons Wrangle Over Amendment On Child Labor
Oklahoma City January 28 The Oklahoma Senate approved submitting ratification of the child labor amendment to a popular referendum but no plans were made for a vote in the public. House leaders oppose ratification and may block a referendum vote. Senate support surprised many, with 19 votes despite expectations. Anglin commented the vote might have carried in the House. Legislators expect to focus on state matters now.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
Oklahoma Lgislature
House
Tom. Anglin
Anglin
Child labor constitutional amendment defeated in 13 states
Chicago report notes possible reconsideration barred as 13 states reject the child labor amendment, leaving three-fourths ratification by 48 states impossible. Oklahoma Kansas and Ohio join the rejection list, with North Dakota Washington Senate actions and Massachusetts previously voting down.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ohio
North Dakota
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Massachusetts
California
Arkansas
South
North Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Delaware
Wyoming
Preparations For February Court Term Under Judge Crawford
Preparations are underway at the court building for the regular civil and criminal sessions of county court lasting through February. About 600 subpoenas for witnesses and defendants are with the sheriff for service this week. After the county court under Judge Tal Crawford, a week of county court will be held at Allen and another week at Roff.
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Tal Crawford
Allen
Roff
Deputies Serve 500 Subpoenas Across Pontotoc County
Officials of the sheriff's office have been busy serving over 500 subpoenas to residents across Pontotoc County. Deputies used cars trains horses and walking to summon individuals for a county court session starting Monday afternoon before County Judge Tal Crane.
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Sheriff's Office
Pontotoc County
Tal Cranefor
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