Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff B Walker of Pontotoc County will sell at 2:00 p m August 1 1928 at the south front door Ada Oklahoma the SE of NW and E of SW of NW and SW of SW of NW and NJ of NE of SW in Section 30 Township 2 North Range 5 East to satisfy a judgment in favor of Harold H tind against Josephine Lane and W S Lane. Sale is for cash without appraisement.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Pontotec County
Panty
Harold H. Tind
Josephine Lane
King
W. S. Lane
Ada
John L. Agnew
Ada Milling Co
A Corp
T. H. Granger
First National Bank
Okla
G. Co. Branscome
District Court
Oklahomia
Home Building Loan Association’ of
G. C. Bransome
Court House
Notice by Publication in Oklahoma District Court
Mrs Mary J Phillips sues F E Yates in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to quiet title on Lot 6 Block 3 College Addition Ada Oklahoma. Defendant must answer by September 7 1928 or judgment for plaintiff will be entered. Court Clerk Li B Franklin seals the notice. Byron Roberts and Boreath attorneys represent the plaintiff. 7-25-5tw
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State OF
Oklahoma
Pontotosakea
Myrtin B. Stigman
State of Oklahoma
Dents
J.A. Harden
Georgie
Hardin
John L. Sullivan
G. A. Sodent Company
Citizens Bank and Trust Comany
Stonewall
L. BE. Franklin
Poptotoc County
Della Bedford
McKeown & Green
J. E. Franklin
Pontotoc Co
Byron Roberts
Ada
J. Orgeron
PD. J. Orgeron
Vera Self
L. E. Franklin
Pontotee County
Roscoe Arnold
Pontotec
M. E. Johnson
M. D. Roseberry
County Court
Ada Weekly News
Ruby Boelkins
Lillie Webb
Attere & Wimbish
Pontotoc County
Mary J. Phillips
F._ E. Yates
F. E. Yates
College Addition
Li B. Franklin
Eee County
State
Jahoma Ry
Byron Robrts
Hoover busy in campaign plans
Herbert Hoover split his time between drafting his acceptance address and meetings with political leaders including Mayor James Rolph Jr. and Mrs. Worthington Scranton. Discussions covered where Senator Hiram Johnson could best boost the ticket and how to handle public utilities issues, with Johnson signaling support but caution on campaign emphasis.
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Stanford University
Cal
Herbert Hoover
James Rolph Jr
San Francisco
Worthington Scranton
Pennsylvania
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Tilson
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Hoover
Hoover- Curtis
Public Utilities
Power Trust
Death Probe Opens Over Kimes Killing at Trial
In WeWoka Oklahoma July 24 Nellie Kimes testifies that Cornelius Kimes father of Matthew and George Kies was killed by Mack Sparks former deputy sheriff. Sparks Nelms and Clinton faced murder charges as Nellie recounts the shooting and pursuit. Sparks says he shot Kimes after Kimes fired at Nelms and pointed a gun at him.
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Wewoka
Okla
Cornelius Kimes
Matthew
George Kies
Mack Sparks
Nellie Kimes
Sparks
Nelms
Kimes
Jeff Vaught
Vaught
Jimmie Clinton
Clinton
Toll Bridge Firms Get New Life Lease
Oklahoma City July 24 The state supreme court withdrew its earlier opinion in the Grove toll bridge company case after discovering a request for an oral hearing. The case is set for oral argument September 4 and remains under review as the court readdresses whether a 1903 franchise that expired in 1923 allows continued toll-free operation.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Grove Toll Bridge Company
Charles Mason
BE. F. Lester
Mason
Lester
Democrats Planning Campaign Meet in Tulsa District Friday
The Democratic National Committee wires a campaign push for Gov. Alfred E. Smith in Oklahoma's first district with a Friday meeting to form a Smith for President club. Scott Ferris names J. H. Maxey Tulsa district rep and pledges an uphill effort to carry the South. Also listed are Herman Newblock Cyrus Avery Johnny Dugan and G. Ed. Warren on the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Democratic National Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
J. H. Maxey
Ferris
South
Smith
Herman F. Newblock
Cyrus Avery
State Highway Commission
Johnny Dugan
G. Ed. Warren
Frank A. Parkinson
Enid
Andrews Speaks to East Central Grads on Going Far
McAlester attorney and State Senator Guy L. Andrews told East Central's largest graduating class that teachers must go farther than their starting point. He urged integration into the work, value of education to support industrial progress, and that graduates become strong citizens and specialists as 107 seniors received degrees at East Central College.
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Nema Guy L. Andrews
McAlester
East Central
Andrews
Lueck
Copernicus
Patrick Henry
General Pershins
A. Linscheid
Hearing Set In Oklahoma Killing Of Cornelius Kimes
Preliminary hearing for Shaw Nelms and Jack Sparks on murder charges in the Cornelius Kimes death proceeds with testimony from Kimes daughters Jessie and Nellie who witnessed the event alleging he was unarmed. Sparks and Nelms former Seminole County deputy sheriffs raided a Bowlegs area rooming house. Kimes was killed while running away. The case links to broader Tulsa and Seminole County law enforcement history and a 1925 bus tragedy involving the S B Dollar family.
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Homer Austin Hayes
Sparks
Kimes
Jessie
Nellie Kimes
Hughes County
Wewoka
Okla
Shaw Nelms
Jack Sparks
Cornelius Kimes
George
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Nellie
Nelms
Bowlegs
Oklo
Seminole County
Miss Bible Pearson
S. B. Dollar
State Supreme Court
Tulsa County District Court
Seminole fire zoning ordinance upheld by state supreme court
Oklahoma City July 24 The state supreme court affirmed the Seminole county district court ruling that the State fire marshal and the Seminole fire chief had authority to halt reconstruction of a partially burned theater by Mrs Ella Bennett for rebuilding without a fire proof permit. The decision says she lacked a city building permit to begin non fire proof work.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Seminole County District Court
Ella Bennett
Transportation Co. Held Blameless in Tulsa Case
Oklahoma City July 24. Union Transportation Company of Tulsa was held blameless today in a transportation dispute.
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Oklahoma
Union Transportation Company of
Tulsa
Obituary of Daniel C. Rogers Sr
Daniel C. Rogers Sr died this morning at 4 15 at Breco hospital after a lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife Mae. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 o clock at Criswell funeral parlors on Twelfth Street with interment at Rosedale cemetery. Dr C C Morris and Rev R E McCain will be in charge. He was born in 1877.
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Miss Eunice McAnally
Ada
Bethany Penie] College
Bethany
Okla
Trevyer 2
Peabody
Nastville
Tenn
East Central State Teachers College of
Church of the Nazarene of
Hominy
W. H. Barlow
Nazarene Church
R. E. McCain
A. N. Averyt
First Methodist Church
A. Linscheid
East Central State Teachers College
Rosedale
A. T. McAnally
Caruthersville
W. J
C. L. McAnally
This City
W. H. Scott
J T Kent
Wewoka
Frank Smith
Harvey Luther
Daniel C. Rogers, SR
W S Daily
Daniel C. Rogers
Breco Hospital
Mae
New Criswell
Twelfth Street
Rosedale Cemetery
C.C. Morris
Shawnee Woman Miss Moore Dies at Home
Shawnee is mourning Miss Moore a former student of East Central State Teachers College who died this morning from heart trouble at her home. The note ends with a signature thought to be W H Barlow.
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Partid Moore
Shawnee
Miss Moore
East Central State Teachers College
W. H. Barlow
Too Many Snores Pair Arrested in Chicago Stolen Car
Chicago police arrested Harry Faber of Madison and William Lasker of Milwaukee after guests complained about two men sleeping in a stolen Madison street car. The pair wore US marine uniforms and had brass knuckles and jammies in the car. The vehicle belonged to Harold Walker of Madison.
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Chicago
Madison, Wis
Madison Street
Harry Faber
Madison
William Lasker
Milwaukee
Loop District
United States Marine Corps
Harold Walker
Wis
Bennett to name vagancy applicants at state meet
Dr. H G Bennett president of the Oklahoma A and M college will submit names to fill nine faculty vacancies to the state board of agriculture August 1. Board president Harry B Cordell says Bennett can appoint those he wants and may replace staff if he so desires. The August 1 meeting moves to Stillwater with corner stone layings for new dairy and industrial engineering buildings.
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Oklahoma City
H. G. Bennett
Oklahoma A. and M. College
State Board of Agriculture
Harry B. Cordell
Board of Agriculture
Bennett
Cordell
Stillwater
Capitol
Ada area supplies most graduates of East Central State Teachers College
Forty of the 107 graduates list Ada or nearby as home. Many teachers move to Ada and stay through graduation, affecting the hometown distribution. The Ada list includes teachers with varying years of experience and some with none. Oregon campaign for Langley stalls as Langley declines to sponsor discussions for the Democratic standard bearer.
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East Central State Teachers College
Ada
Lucile James Adair
Mae Bentley
Cecil Budley Booker
Glenn W. Booker
Jewell Dial
Eva Jewell Elliott
Elsie Mae Felton
Turner G. Garwood
Ben Ware Jones
Cecil Gibson Meek
Herman Moore
Vivian Reed
Walter Seawell
R. T. Shirley
Charles Franklin
Spencer
Pearl M. Stevens
Lewis Chesterfield Thomas
Celma Bolen Walker
Pearl Walker
Raymond Wallace
Thomas Ben Weaver
Floyde Barnard
Lottie Stokes Bevers
Wilna Harvey Chilcutt
Vera Dallas Deathrage
Oregon
Langley
Portland
Ore
Lotus L. Langley
Democratic State Central Committee
L. E. Dillingham
Idaho
Suit Against Enid Affirmed by Oklahoma High Court
The Oklahoma Supreme Court affirmed a Garfield county case ruling in favor of Mrs. Lydia M. Brooks against the City of Enid. Brooks, owner of 160 acres adjoining Enid, was awarded 2500 for water pollution blamed on city sewage that disrupted her dairy operations, rejecting her $10000 claim.
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Enid
High Court
Oklahoma City
Lydia M. Brooks
State Supreme Court
Brooks
Garfield County District Court
Youth Burned When Clothes Ignited by Gasoline
Bud Forney of near Roff suffered severe burns to his left leg and hands at nine last night when gasoline spilled on his clothing and a match touched off fumes. He was treated at Breco hospital. Several youths rode in a Ford car. one other occupant was burned but not seriously near Fitzhugh.
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Bud Forney
Roff
Breco Hospital
Forney
Fitzhugh
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B. Walker
Pontotoc Aeare State of
Deal
E County
Zachary
Daniel Allen
W. D. T. McCormick
Zachary Daniel Allen
W.P. T. McCormick
Zachary Daniel
Allen
Tal Crawford
F. W. Nordean
Lawrence
Frank Nordean
Pontetoc
Mary F. Worthington
Roy J. Lollar
Olahoma
Roy
J. Lollar
Harrel & Kerr
W.B. Walker
P. H. Deal
Vera Orgeron
Elizabeth Haney
Norris B. Haney
John Haney
Harriett Haney
Patricia Haney
Carrie M. Haney
Harrell & Kerr
Guardian
Roy E. Soward
M. H. Northam
County of Pentotec
Pearl
Leo. D. Smith
J. A Hodges
H. J. Gibney
A. J. Stratton
S. E. Bell
Pentheaat
Northeas
Redem
Ada Weekly News of
Ada, Oklahan
Aeweisea
As & Kerr
Attys
Political Leaders Center
Palo Alto
Johnson Status
Grads Glass
Parrie Moore
Pollege
Viola Peay
Billy Sunday
Hood River
Billie Sunday
Univertising Department
Owego
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
John D
Coney Island
Strange Driver
Byron Norrell
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