Local Residents and Visitors Report Various Travels
Local residents make trips and visits including the Ferguson family summoned to Madill by a death. Gaylord MacMillan and Ralph Heard travel to Chicago for relatives and the exposition. The White family from Yor k Smith Arkansas visit Ada relatives. Max Westheimer conducts Ada business and Ivan Bryant visits from Allen. Mary Kate Fuller returns from Oklahoma City. Paul Fuller and children arrive from Amarillo for a visit. S. S. Holcomb breaks her left arm in a fall and rests well.
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Gaylord MacMillan
Ralph C. Heard
Chicago
Ada Friends Visit and Reunion Highlights
Mrs. Ralph Andrews and children of Pauls Valley visited Ada friends. Curtis Allen returns to Conroe Texas after Ada visit. Elizabeth Anne Pickens of Roff visits sisters Mrs Parker and Mrs Steed. Mrs. Lee Fine moves home after major operation at Luce clinic near Ross. T C Balthrop and San Juan family attend Balthrop reunion at Sulphur with others from J W Balthrop Woods McAnally and Miller families. Eleven Balthrop children present. nine years of Fourth of July reunions. total 57 attending.
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Priday's Daily
Ralph Andrews
Pauls Valley
Ada
Curtis Allen
Conroe
Texas
Elizabeth Anne Pickens
Roff
Oscar Parker
Burgess Steed
Lee Fine
Luce
T. C. Balthrop
San Juan
Balthrop
Sulphur
J. W. Balthrop
J. T. Woods
W. J. B. McAnally
Frank Miller
Balthrops
Thompson Hi Shannon Visits Ada and Byars Relatives
Miss Ruth Couch a college student spends the weekend at Byars with relatives while Shannon of Fletcher attends to business in Ada on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hi. Shannon of
Fletcher
Ada
Ruth Couch
Byars
Bates Suffers Severe Injury After Horse Kicking
C A Bates of Fitzhugh was kicked by a horse and severely injured, undergoing a serious operation at Ada Hospital Friday evening.
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C. A. Bates
Fitzhugh
Ada Hospital
Weston Mehare trans acted business in Ada Saturday
Weston Mehare of Roff trans acted business in Ada Saturday. Estel Chester of Mill Creek is recovering from an appendicitis operation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wood. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Leach and son of Wichita Falls Texas are visiting Mrs. Leach's mother Mrs. W. B. Malone of Stonewall. Leach brought H. M. Hines of Wichita Falls to help remodel a residence in Stonewall.
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Weston Mehare
Roff
Ada
Estel Chester
Mill Creek
Pete Wood
W. L. Leach
Wichita Falls
Texas
Local visitors and returns span long weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Foster McSwain returned from Albuquerque after business travel. Miss Mary Stiles and Miss Louise Phillips came back from Oklahoma City where they aided the state election board for three weeks. Several Frisco visitors joined L. L. Henry and family for a weekend visit. Waner and Winslow families visited Miner Formby, with Lloyd Waner Formby accompanying them home. William Barr and family depart for Oklahoma City as Barr transfers with Stanolind Pipeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster McSwain
Albuquerque
N. M
Mary Stiles
Louise Phillips
Oklahoma City
State Election Board
O. L. Waner
McLoud
L. L. Winslow
Taft, Cal
Miner Formby
Mrs. Formby
Lioyd Waner Formby
Mrs. Waner
William Barr
Barr
Stanolind Pipeline Company
Miss Minnie Nicholas Visits Ada for Summer
Miss Minnie Nicholas of Chickasha arrived in Ada Saturday to visit her sister Mrs Emah War Mack for two weeks. She was accompanied by her brother Kermit Nicholas who returned to Chickasha Sunday. Mrs Warmack's young son, who came with them, will spend the summer in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Nicholas
Chickasha
Ada
Ema Warmack
Kermit Nicholas
Birth of an 8 Pound Girl At Ada Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Mason announce the birth of an 8 pound girl at the Ada hospital on July 11 Dr and Mrs C C Morris and three children left for a 12 day trip in the Ozarks near Jasper and Harrison Morris to return to fill his pulpit on Sunday July 23
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Mrs. Willard Burkhart
Prem Thesday
John Mason
Ada Hospital
McKeel Family Heads to Washington and New England
Dr. Sam A. McKeel departed today by train for Washington to join Mr and Mrs John Boyce McKeel. They plan a drive through New England and parts of Canada, returning to Ada via Chicago, expected to arrive around the first of August. John Boyce is Dr McKeel’s son.
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Sam A. McKeel
Washington
John Boyce McKeel
New England
Canada
Ada
Chicago
John Boyce
Dr. McKeel
Visitors Return From Stonewall Visit
Son and H M Hines of Wichita Falls who have been visiting Mrs Leach's mother Mrs W B Malone of Stonewall returned to their home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Leach
H. M. Hines
Wichita Falls
Local Residents Travel For Family and Health Reasons
Mis Pauline Givens of Roff visits aunt Miss Hattie Givens at 215 Fast Sixteenth. Mr and Mrs Joe Lewis of Stratford visit friends and handle business in Ada Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Earl Yates Jr return to Denton Texas after visiting Mrs Yates mother Ruth King. Mayor T J Chambliess leaves for Van Buren Arkansas due to brother M D Chambliess serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Givens
Roff
Hattie Givens
Joe Lewis
Stratford
Ada
Mrs
Earl Yates Jr
Denton, Tex
T. J. Chambliess
van Buren, Ark
M. D. Chambliess
Youngs Visit Ada With Parents On Short Trip
Guy Young of Uvalde Texas and Nolan Young of Pawhuska are in Ada on a brief visit with their parents Mr and Mrs Henry Young.
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Guy Young
Uvalde
Texas
Nolan Young
Pawhuska
Ada
Henry Young
Movement of Indians Into Oklahoma After 1834
An Oklahoma history milestone describes the 1834 removal order for Indians east of the Mississippi River to lands west, as debates in Congress and executive actions framed the westward migration and its long lasting impact on the state’s settlement and legends.
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Ponca City
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Mississippi River
James Monroe
Congress
Missouri
Arkansas
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Mississippi
Atlanta Kidnapping Plot Ends With Escape and Arrest
In Atlanta on July 7, 17 year old James Pryor Bowen aided by an older man kidnapped banker John K. Ottley to extort 40000 dollars. Bowen drove the car and released Ottley after a talk about the seriousness of the plot. Bowen was arrested. the fruit peddler is involved.
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Atlanta
John K. Ottley
James Pryor Bowen
Lavonia
Ottley
First National Bank
Suwanee
Bowen
First at GHA of Q Roosevelt Hero Budrick Heytz
Private Budrick Heytz recalls finding Quinton Roosevelt’s grave near a veterans hospital on July 8 1918 after a crash sighting during an American advance. He describes the fresh grave marked with two crossed branches and a cardboard bearing Roosevelt’s name amid parts of the wreckage.
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Muskogee
Budrick Heytz
Quinton Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Veterans Hospital
Heytz
Roosevelt
Paris
Pat Ryan dies at 110 in Oklahoma mountain farm
Pat Ryan a Union veteran aged 110 died at his mud-chink log cabin on a Holdenville area farm with his 64 year old son Bill. Born in Kentucky to long lived a family he served in the Civil War and was a Union Democrat who opposed prohibition. He never sought a pension, saying he could still earn a living.
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Holdenville
Pat Ryan
Bill Ryan
Kentucky
Ryan
Lafayette County
Vernon County
Indian Territory
Mattern Declared Safe After Solo World Flight Mystery
Jimmie Mattern, long presumed dead, contacts from Anadir in Siberia to announce he is safe after vanishing while attempting the first solo world circumnavigation. The coast guard had searched Alaskan waters with the Northland, awaiting further details on whether a crash or forced landing occurred.
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Associated Press
Jimmie Mattern
Iberia
Anadir
Siberia
Moscow
Chukotka
Mattern
West Coast
Freeport
Ill
Chicago
United States Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Washington
Alaska
Northland
Alaskan
Anadyr
Anadyr River
Kamchatka Peninsula
Bering Sea
Khabarovsk
Nome
Raold Amundsen
South Pol
Arctic
North Pole
Oklahoma Signs Compromise Income Tax Bill and Sales Tax
Governor Murray signs the compromise income tax bill with an emergency clause, taking effect immediately and applying to this year’s income with next year’s filing. The six percent cap is set for incomes above $14,000, while exemptions rise to $1,000 for the taxpayer and spouse plus $500 per dependent. The one percent general sales tax becomes law automatically without his signature, with blanks to retailers and an expected $5 million annual intake.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Schhool Land Department
State Tax Commission
Joe Whitaker
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Oklahoma
Roosevelt Aides Push Recovery Plan To Speed Jobs
Washington July 12 Roosevelt leadership spurs government agencies to quicken public works and industry codes. The plan aims to restore prosperity through job creation wages and relief for homeowners farmers and consumers with hearings on steel and lumber codes and non federal construction support.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Industrial Administration
Relief Administration
Home Loan Board
Cummings
Farm Administration
Bureau of Public Roads
Public Works Cabinet Board
Hugh
Johnson
Steel Code
Lumber Code
Lummber
Oklahoma Moves to Consider Eighteenth Amendment Repeal
Governor Murray asks the legislature to set up machinery for an early statewide vote on repealing the Eighteenth amendment while not reopening Oklahoma’s dry constitution. The plan outlines a two-tier convention process to ratify or reject the Twenty first amendment with paid delegates at the state convention.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Oklahoma
United States
State of
Leon C. Phillips
Okfuskee County
House
Phillips
State Election Board
Rockefeller Sees History In Making At 94 Birthday
At his Tarrytown estate Rockefeller Jr. marks his 94th birthday with family present. Retired from business the famed oil magnate recalls a life spanning Civil War era to modern times while facing a parade of historical milestones from his birth to early U S events.
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Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of
Ohio
Stanley
Africa
Dr. Livingstone
New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Ponecantico Hills
Governor Refuses Doll Dressing Request for Charity
In Jefferson City Missouri Gov Guy B Park sent a check to a charity asking for a doll to be dressed but quipped it is too hot to dress a doll.
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Jefferson City
Guy B. Park
Two Men Sentenced in Lawrence Burglary Case
Judge J F McKeel Friday sentenced Prentice Pruitt and George Hedrick to five and four years respectively in the state penitentiary after guilty pleas to burglary of Frank Marion’s Lawrence home. They admitted taking a watch and gun but denied taking money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McKeel
Prentice Pruitt
George Hedrick
State Penitentiary
Frank Marion
Lawrence
Pruitt
Hedrick
Marion
Greatest returns for the amount I invested
Classified ad notes strong investment returns and value for money, highlighting emphasis on smart budgeting. It frames shopping as a way to maximize wealth through careful selections and long term savings.
Rye gains buoy Chicago grain market on scarce supply
In Chicago a market rumor spurs a rye rally with prices up five cents to about 1.07 a bushel for December and a close near 1.054. Traders cite import inflows from Canada and fears of limited rye planting plus beer demand boosting consumption as factors.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Canada
Grain futures drift as wheat highs press into July markets
Prices mixed as May wheat posted a new high near 1.152 but closed a half cent lower. Rye rose about 3 cents over yesterday, wheat gained nearly 2 cents, while corn and oats slipped slightly from yesterday’s final quotes.
Rescuer Connelly Lifts Two From East River
New York Captain John Connelly of the United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps saved two people from the East River, a 16 year old boy and another rescuer, holding them up until a coast guard boat arrived. He joked that he needs a boat worth about 590 dollars as he surpassed 90 rescues.
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New York
John Connelly
United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps
East River
Connelly
Coast Guard
Ewell
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