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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1928

Page

4

Paper errors and political tensions reflect a restless era

A long column laments typographical slips in newspapers and recalls Chief Justice Branson, while surveying global issues from foot binding in China to U S political divides. It notes Republican shifts on liquor and tariffs, probes race tensions in the South, praises Czech Wilson monument efforts, and mentions Prohibition parties and local business news in Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma City News Branson Wilson Prague Austria Bohemia

Preliminary hearing bounds Crews for murder trial

L. G. Crews, charged with the murder of J. W. Granger, was bound over to district court for trial and jailed without bail after a morning preliminary hearing in a feud-filled case. State witnesses described the scene and evidence while defense plans habeas corpus to seek bail.

L. G. Crews J. W. Granger Crews T. O. Cullins Justice of Peace Bill Roddie Granger Roddie Crews Farm Walker Walter Ford Ada Reuben M. Roddie Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Supreme Court Justices Sued for 1 Million Damages

O. O. Owens Tulsa oilman and legislator filed in Oklahoma City district court a 1 million dollar suit charging false imprisonment and malice by four supreme court justices including F. P. Branson and seven attorneys. The petition cites 1927 jail confinement and a claimed illegal writs and habeas corpus actions. Owens seeks 250k actual and 750k exemplary damages plus court costs.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Supreme Court F. P. Branson O. O. Owens Tulsa Oklahoma Supreme Court Owens Charles W. Mason Fletcher Riley J. W. Clark J. D. Lydick John Barry Charles McPherson J. B. Dudley Charles B. Cochran D. Hayden Linebaugh Branson, Mason, Riley and Clark Supreme Court of Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals Arba S. van Valkenburg Eighth Judicial Circuit Court of the United States Kansas City

Deputy’s quick work forestalls lynching in Enid

W A Stone of Cushing held in county jail after mob pursues deputy Ed Peel who rescues the suspect en route to Douglas to identify an eight year old girl attacked near Covington. Another girl reports a similar truck sighting. Victim’s condition serious but improving per a Douglas physician. Stone, 31, married with an 18 month old child, denies charges.

Enid Okla W. A Jack"’ Stone of Cushing Douglas Here Ed Peel Stone Covington Peel C. E. Baker Dan Mitchell Roxana Logan County

Legion Declared First Half Winner After Protest

The Twilight League declared the Legion the first half winner after approving a protest against the College team. The meeting found that Legion used four town players and that Carlton pitched for the Independents, violating league rules. The College protest was also dismissed as no game.

Legion Tigers Polly Wallace Carlton Independents

Withdrawal narrows Oklahoma Democratic corporation race

Guthrie candidate S A Brasuell withdrew to back Senator Lester Smith of Wewoka, part of a plan to unite against incumbent Frank Carter. Scudder Ray and Claude Weaver also left the race, leaving eight candidates still vying for the nomination after 14 filed. Other withdrawals included Claude Connally W Vandiver and John Rackley.

Oklahoma City S. A. Brasuell Guthrie Brasuell Lester Smith Wewoka Braswell Frank Carter Carter Scudder Ray Claude Weaver Smith Claude Connally W. E. Vandiver John Rackley Kingston

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