Hoover warns America will not be bullied in debt talks
A broad article reports President Hoover opposing any concerted effort to coerce the United States in debt and wartime reparations negotiations. It covers congressional resistance to debt cancellation, Lausanne and Anglo French accords, and wary reactions from lawmakers about reductions to German reparations. The piece notes the administration denies prior consultation on Lausanne terms and emphasizes US independence from European deal-making. It also mentions Tulsa and Vonda City crime briefs, including a body found and a woman charged after a fatal shooting, as part of the same page.
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Wallington
United States
Teropean Nietinna
Dover
Konda
Beter Sheremnient
Broaldent Hoover
Chatrisae
Wenate
Gtr
Mir
Tienehet
United State
Madonna
Velie
Juna
Todd
Macnsstana
Neue Preliavtaary
Peru
Stites
Europe
Cy Eee
Doral
Stimson
Liu Wate
Ilsover
Wlah
Lausanne
Telter
Congress
House
Senate
Verbal clash sparks riot at Moore Murray rally
In July 1974 Riots erupted after Governor Murray urged defeat of State Senate candidate Alvin Moore. A disturbance broke out as Moore supporters shouted down Murray, with injuries and arrests reported as officials tried to restore order at Sayre venue where Moore’s opponent Taylig was featured.
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Erick
Sheretia
Iran
Murray
Alvin Moore
Moore
Oklahoma City Plans 20 Percent Property Tax Cut
Oklahoma officials announce a statewide move to cut property valuations by twenty percent, targeting adjusted assessments for accounts and real estate. The plan, approved by the state tax board, assigns two commissioners to craft the reduction while counties face separate eligibility and execution.
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Oklahoma City
Equ Vanthon
Graceral A. Mercy King
Whet
Ee Corporation
Melvin Corns
Ehabrama
Tax Commission
Tay
Murray
Texas man held without bail in wife’s drowning case
Sweetwater, Texas. Tesdy M. Parks was held without bail after a preliminary hearing on a murder charge in the drowning of his wife at Lake Near Miami. Fay Condit testified that she paid his bills for months and that they were intimate, while denying influence on Parks. Insurance policies totaling about 9,000 were taken out recently in Mrs. Parks name.
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Sweetwater
M. Parks
Lake Teamamel
Ncenadd
Fay Condit
Parka
Parks
Parketh
Miami
Okla
Mra. Parks
Mra
Condit
Murray Declines Federal Relief Loan Participation
Oklahoma City reports Governor Murray opposes Oklahoma joining federal relief loans. He criticizes Congress for an emergency relief bill allocating 200 million dollars for state and municipal loans, stating he will not support further indebtedness until the state is out of debt.
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Oklahoma City
W. HH. Murray
Oklahoma
Congress
Bonus Marchers at White House Dispersed by Police
Washington crowds faced a heavy police presence as three leaders of the bonus army were arrested near the White House amid a march by veterans. Officials reported a security ring around executive grounds with hundreds of veterans gathered nearby and extra police and guards deployed.
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White House
White House and Grounds
Washington
Solin Pee
Charset
Pallee
Phoy
Aucorithes
Hnanston
Othe
Apiome Tors
Fleaver
Eseservice
Henin
Buon Nek A Transportation Ra Sys
Pallew
Atrent
Polber
Witte
Dnantedinie
Acros
Thesperounda
Hoover
Itzew
Executive Mansion
Cotton Crop Of State May Be Very Light
Oklahoma City July 18. The Oklahoma Cotton Growers association reports the state may have the lightest cotton crop since 1921. Government figures show a 9.5 percent reduction in cotton acres, while rain and boll weevil infestation threaten further declines potentially bringing the 1932 crop near the 1921 level.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Cotton Growers’ Association
Veterans Demand Special Session Amid Hoover Picket Threats
Washington reports veterans threaten to picket the White House unless a special congressional session is called to pay the bonus. Arty Ledoux, known as Mr Zero, led a crowd at a veterans camp urging action while Doole and others urged support. Ledoux promised to picket the White House if the camp’s demands were ignored and pressed the Reconstruction Finance Corp to issue bonus certificates.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
White House
Arty Ledoux
Zero
Smedley
Oseler
Dv Ledoux
Petitian
House
Theredit
Lede
Reconstruction Piva Corporation
Thutler
Mart Corps
Bon!neckers
Anciety America
Finn
Walter W. Waterk
Ue Bon Expeditionary Forceps
Heat Wave Grimly Closes July Toll Across Regions
Torrid heat gripped the nation as July broke records with deadly effect. Seven deaths in the Midwest and West, Milwaukee reaching 98 and Nebraska, Kansas, and other states reporting multiple fatalities. England saw drownings rise as heat lingered, while the South faced relief with a cooling breeze and storms.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Bee Biate
Valentine
Neb
Findlay
Kekoma
Middle West
Caat
England
Ocean Three
Texas
Oklahoma
Idaho
Governor Murray Grants Paroles In Oklahoma County
Governor Murray issues parole for several offenders including John Novak released on five years probation after a five year robbery sentence from Grady county state reformatory. Also paroled are Frank Ford for manslaughter in Garfield county, Troy Cameron for a one year term in Polk county, Lut Prince serving time with court costs for drunken driving in Pottawatomie county.
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Oklahoma City
Juli Mi
Murray Banto
John Novak
Oklahoma Day
State Reformatory
Grady County
Fran Frank Ford
G County
Troy Cameron
Jackson County
Lut Prince
Toe
Four Bandits Rob Bank at Idabel in Broad Daylight
Four unmasked young men robbed the Idabel National Bank of about 7500 dollars early this afternoon and fled toward the Arkansas line in a brown Chevrolet. Assistant cashier C O'Neal and Miss Kate Allen were bound but unharmed. the fourth bandit drove the getaway car as a large convoy followed. The posse organized quickly and pursued the fleeing robbers.
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Idabel
Idabel National Bank
Arkansas Inc
O'Neal
Kate Allen
Local Legion delegates report district meeting and honors
Ada, Oklahoma delegates describe the Fourth district convention as a fine affair with Holdenville hosts praising visitors. Jon Leoney and Miraelle Girard named district and state officers, prizes awarded for oratory including $25 first place by Paul Washes, and Ada Auxiliary officers elected with multiple delegates listed.
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Ada
Mia
Jon Iteper
Tie Diatriet
Auxiliary
Porthind
Ore
Mirael R. E. Girard
Chiller
Jon Looney
Tra CG. Casal
Chandler
Acecords
Joe Looney
Paul Washes
Avia High School
Thin Spring
Ommtarleal Vantest
Hughes Dust Spring
Iron Coalgate
Aidhe Shawnee
Hird
Prine
Teo
Virgi Alexander
Wr Woku
Diatriet Americanism
Chutr- Man
Bob Kerr
Frank Doughins
Oklahoma City
Dlatriet Aussiary Organization
Mra
Joe Roper
Mra. It
KE. Ghrard
Cthundter
Trat
Sem- Inoe
H.C. Carver
Uecretary-Trenante
Lowery
Olston
Hisferking
Jade Norman
Roy Chris
Maude Gepitan
Th L. Hannan
Mrv
A. Bailey
Walter Li =plard
Val Crawford
Charles Stone
Andern
De at s Ath Ve 1 n nes
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Robber suspect not Pretty Boy in Carlsbad
Carlsbad New Mexico July 20 billet sheriff Hob McDonald says a man who gave the name Walter Kitush of Garrinon Kye is charged with robbing the Mercantile store of 1600 dollars Sunday night. He has not been identified to the sheriff’s satisfaction and officers have abandoned belief he is the famed Pretty Boy Floyd.
Hoover to be notified soon on renomination proposal
Representative Snell of New York, minority leader, said Hoover will be formally notified of his renomination. Ceremonies are planned in Washington between the 8th and 16th of next month, with a date to be fixed for personal reasons. Snell will lead the notification committee.
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Washington
Todth
Rep. Snell
New York
House
Snell
Madill Drug Store Gunfight Leaves Three Dead
In a crowded Ardmore area drug store, state operative Crockett Long and ex federal officer Wiley Lynn killed each other amid a firefight that also claimed Thody Watkins and bystander Long. Bystander injuries occurred as shots erupted near a rear table. Lynn staggered out and collapsed. Long died at the scene. Watkins died at Ardmore hospital. Authorities noted prior enmity between Lynn and Long, with Lynn previously acquitted of murder in the Tilghman case.
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Madily
Lynn
Long
Foo
Watkine
John Hilburn
Watkins
Ardmore
Ainey
Tery
John Glee
Alan
Lyon
Atertean
Green
Lynn Lad
Crockett Lang
Lang
Lyn
Onone
Watkina
Plainanan
Tiehman
Cromwell
Lynn I
State Bureau
Gay
W. H. Murray
Madiis
Jack Winlock
Deus Atore
Atore
Unis
Tmh Baker
Lane
W. Q. Ttar
Baker
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Holderville
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America
Barah
Aerie Pestiloy Vaiehaniged
Tulsa
Etna Hasinger
Ersy Hasinger
Bia River Shack
Vonda City
Dee Bowman
Arnold
Moore Murray
Whit House
Tombe
Legion Meet
Jin
New York Republican
California
Madill
Wiley Lina
Crockett Long
Ion
Wiley Lynn
Bim Tilghman
Tilghman
Fill Jr
Tennessee
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