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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1927

Page

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Allen Field Gains From Ramsey Drilling Boom

Ramsey interests strike No. 1 Butler in the Allen field. Initial flow reported at five barrels per hour, later increased to twenty as the sand was reached at 2479 feet. Two companies now producing, with widespread activity and thousands of workers, as Wheeler City plans oil field development east of the discovery well.

Ramsey Oil Allen Field Butler Allen Territory Ramsey Allen Ada Wheeler City Homackla Oil Company Louisiana Oil and Refining Corporation W. R. Ramsey Texas Pacific Snowden-McSweeney Louisiana Company Harjo No McElroy No Milner No. 1 Milner No

Boy Scout First Aid and Handicraft School at Allen Succeeds

Pontotoc County Boy Scout Council completed its third First Aid and Handicraft school at Allen with high attendance and strong interest. average attendance four nights was 30. fifth night dropped due to Saturday. Perry Blue and Roy Saffaranans funded the event. proceeds cover expenses and a camping trip.

Pontotoc County Loyol A. Jones Elvin Crowe Edgar Werengast Allin Frisco Allen W. A. Cole C. A. Box Perry Blue

Part of American Oil Well Supply Business Is Sold

The American Supply sold all oil and gas well supply operations except line pipe and casing. Atlas Supply of Muskogee purchased and now runs the remaining business. Irving Shefts continues as head of pipe and casing at the same location and is optimistic about future orders.

American Supply Atlas Supply Company Muskogee Irving Shefts American

Oil Field Worker Injured in Allen Fall

Homer Cruze was injured early this morning when he fell about 50 feet in the Allen oil field. He was brought to Brecon hospital in a dazed condition around 9:30 and has been under sedative influence since. His injuries include facial bruising and a broken cheekbone. further examinations will determine any additional damage.

Allen Deep Oil Pool Ches Roberts Steedman Ada Homer Cruze Breco Allen Cruze Allen Field

Bank Robbery Strikes Mill Creek At Noon

Two masked men robbed the First National Bank of Mill Creek in Johnston county of about 4000 dollars shortly after noon. They locked cashier W C Eubank in the vault and fled in an automobile as Sheriff Fred Hunt organized a posse from Tishomingo to pursue them.

Mill Creek First National Bank W. c. Eubank Johnston County Fred Hunt Tishomingo

Bank Robbery Probe in Mill Creek Lands Two Arrests

Posses and citizens combed the woods of Tishomingo at noon for two men who robbed the First National Bank of Mill Creek, taking 4200 dollars yesterday. Two young men were arrested but held for investigation.

Tishomingo First National Bank Mill Creek

Shaffer Oil tests Yaokan No. 1 and Ramsey drills many wells

In section 16-5-8 Shaffer Oil reports the rig up for Yoakum No. 1 and W. R. Ramsey drills many wells with expected production by week’s end. A flight to the Pacific coast began this morning on the first leg of its long journey.

Shaffer Oil Company Yoakum No. 1 W. R. Ramsey Pacific Pacific Coast

Important Civil and Criminal Cases to Open at Court Tern

Judge Orel Busby will start immediate civil and criminal actions on July 25 with a docket ready. Key items include a permanent ouster suit against County Clerk W A Peck and the murder trial of Josie Mack. Hazel Oglesby’s fragile condition and her bond issue accelerate the speedy handling of the cases.

Orel Busby W. A. Peck Josie Mack Peck Hazel Oglesby Odella

Jury unavailable girl’s robbery trial moved to LaGrange

In San Marcos Texas on July 12 the case against Rebecca Bradley Rogers former university student charged with robbing the Farmer's National Bank at Buda last December was transferred by Hays County to Fayette County District Court in LaGrange due to inability to obtain a jury.

San Marcos Texas Rebecca Bradley Rogers Farmer's National Bank Buda Buda Texas

Jury selection begins for Rebecca Bradley Rogers robbery case

A jury selection process starts today for Rebecca Bradley Rogers accused of robbing the Farmer's National Bank of Buda Texas with a gun. Rogers, a University of Texas graduate, faces possible death penalty if convicted though prosecutors may seek only a nominal sentence.

Rogers University of Texas

Two Girls Injured in Sulphur Auto Collision

Misses Geneva and Billie Petty suffered injuries Sunday evening when their car overturned after a curve two miles north of Sulphur. They were returning to Seminocle where they work after an outing at Sulphur and were rescued and taken to a hospital in Sulphur.

Geneva Billie Petty Seminocle Sulphur

Musician Reuben Davies Dies in Colorado Sanitarium

Reuben Davies a nationally known musician from Dallas Texas died of tuberculosis at a Colorado Springs sanitarium last night. Mrs. Davies was at his bedside. He had arrived at the sanitarium about two weeks ago.

Colorado Springs Col Reuben Davies Dallas Tex

Ada Stratford Road Included in Highway Bid

State highway department plans to include the Pontotoc county Ada to Stratford road in a bid. The project calls for grading drainage and bridge construction with contracts expected to be let around July 26 after earlier uncertainty from local officials.

Ada-Stratford Road State Highway Department Pontotoc County W. D. Little Highway Office Ada Stratford Jesse Bunch

Kimes Sentenced to Life for Deputy Sheriff Slaying

Matthew Kimes received a life sentence for murdering Deputy Sheriff Perry Chucalate in Sallisaw Oklahoma. Judge C C Smith imposed the verdict amid heavy security, with Kimes in chains and escorted to the state penitentiary.

Sallisaw Matthew Kimes Perry Chucalate C. C. Smith Kimes John E. Johnson State Penitentiary

Hugh Norris Talks of New York Visit to Ada Lions

Prof. Hugh Norris told Ada Lions at a weekly gathering about a Country Boy in New York. He praised subway travel and visits atop the Woolworth Building while noting his air giving act for a wandering plains youth. Stuart McDonalds and Rebecca Sargent performed songs as summer college students attended.

Hugh Norris Lions New York Ada Board of Trade Woolworth Hugo Norris Plains of Oklahoma Stuart McDonalds Wister Rebecca Sargent Poteau

Bystander Hurt as Oil Town Gun Battle Erupts Outside Jail

In Seminole on July 12, Lou Cash and Jess Stines arrested two men after an argument in a dance hall. Three gunmen demanded release, firing on officers. Five combatants fired until ammunition ran out. one bystander was struck in the leg and hospitalized.

Seminole Lou Cash Jess Stines Stines

Membership eligibility based on income limit

Persons are accepted for membership with incomes up to $300 a year, but they are charged a small sum in proportion to their income.

Production from Slick well reaches 1000 barrels per day

The Conservation Oil Slick well in section 21-5-6 was fixed at 1000 barrels per day with the separator to receive flow later today. The well had produced 30 to 40 barrels an hour earlier, and operators plan steady production once the separator is installed. Timbers are set for three Texas Pacific tests and American Oil & Refining added another location as drilling activity rises in Allen.

Conservation Oil Company Texas Pacific American Oil & Rifining Company Allen Butler No

Oil Production In United States Shows Decrease

The Oil and Gas Journal reports U S crude oil production fell by 15 832 barrels per day for the week ending July 9 from the prior week Total U S output averaged 2 215 081 barrels daily with the Mid Continent at 1 515 081 and the Seminole field of Oklahoma at 435 895 barrels California declined by 7 753 barrels.

Tulsa U. S Oil and Gas Journal Mid-Continent Seminole Oklahoma Seminole Field California

Francis Gains From Local Oil Boom And Frisco Shift

Francis loses Frisco terminal business yet profits from an oil field nearby. Sun Lumber buys a location on Frisco tracks at Francis and Old Well Supply lines up a site for operations near town.

Francis Frisco Ufe Sun Lumber Company Old Well Supply Company

East Byng Opens as New Pontotoc County Town

East Byng is the newest town in Pontotoc county with streets laid off and graded and lots numbered. Main street will run north and south while Broadway runs east and west. The town lies north and east of Byng, beside the Oklahoma City Ada Atoka railway. a switch is under construction and a station is planned within days.

East Byng Pontotoc County Byng Oklahoma City-Ada- Atoka

Legion Post Seeks Ten Year Glenwood Park Lease

The Norman Howard post of the American Legion asked city commissioners to grant a ten year lease on Glenwood Park. They would convert the area into a civic center with enhanced beauty and an enlarged swimming pool to fund the plan. Previously the park and pool were leased in one year terms, hindering long term beautification efforts.

Norman Howard Post American Legion Glenwood Park the Legion Legion Legion Post Vost

Hawaiian Flyers Back to U S Amid Welcoming Parade

A noisy welcome greeted Lt. Lester Maitland and Lt. Albert Hagenberger as the B-12 liner Mai arrived in San Francisco from Honolulu after a pioneering flight. Whistles, bells, sirens and aircraft saluted the returning aerial conquerors as waterfront crowds watched the ship pass the Golden Gate.

San Francisco Cal Lester J. Maitland Albert Hagenberger California Hawaii Mai Honolulu Golden Gate

Center School Opening Delayed To July 25

Center schools will start the next term on July 25 instead of July 18 according to Prof. Johnnie Flowers superintendent. He and teachers expect one of the most successful terms in the history of the school. The citizen group includes retired officials, superannuated professionals, and destitute workers.

Center Johnnie Flowers Flowers

Tulsa man moves to free Owens from jail in contempt case

H Bart Martin, attorney for O O Owens of Tulsa, seeks a federal writ of habeas corpus to free Owens from an Oklahoma City jail where a year sentence for contempt of the state supreme court stands. A hearing is set for October 12, with bond fixed at 15000 and possible release by Monday noon.

Kansas City H. Bart Martin Tulsa O. O. Owens Oiman Oklahoma City State Supreme Court Owens A. S. Valxenburgh United States Court of Appeals Oklahoma __ criminal court of appeals Martin Guthrie Okla Western District United States District Court of Oklahoma U. S. Marshal Ben Dancy

Kiwanians Feast at Latta School

Kiwanians enjoyed a meal and fellowship at Latta school house in the first good will meeting of the year. W E Vaughan performed Virginia Judge and Hugh Norris shared stories of a country boy in New York as Rev Blackburn outlined club goals.

Latta W. E. Vaughan Hugh Norris New York Morgan Latta School United States M. M. Webster Vaughan Hig Virginia R. T. Blackburn Bonnie Callis Holl- Man

Oklahoma City Market Prices for Cattle Hogs July 1912

In Oklahoma City in July 1912 cattle numbers reached 1200 with prices steady for medium weight grass fed steers at 9.50 and fed cows around 7.00. Grass cows were 5.00, can ners and cutters 3.50 to 5.00, and good light weight calves 10.00. Hog sales totaled 600 with prices 15 cents higher, top 9.70 and bulk 9.50 up, stags and packers 7.50, good choice sows 8.00 to 8.50.

Oklahoma City

Earlsboro Officials Face Bribery Charge

In Earlsboro Oklahoma federal court J M Barron accused city officials of protecting vice operations in the Seminole county oil town Barron pleaded guilty to a liquor case and received a 100 dollar fine and five months in Logan county jail He said other vice operatives paid officials for protection.

Guthrie Earlsboro Seminole County J. M. Barron Barron Logan County Ecourt Earnsboro

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