G C Childers for Corporation Commissioner
The News announces G. C. Childers seeking re election as Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner in the Democratic primaries. It outlines his record of rate reductions gas and coal savings and wide agency scope while urging voters to re elect a public official with experience and a broad policy of fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Childers
Corporation
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission
Childers
C. C. Childers
Commission of Rates and Service of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Oil and Gas
Do. C. Childers
Co. C. Childers
Arkansas
Does Tuberculosis Run in Family
The article explains tuberculosis is usually spread through close contact rather than inheritance. It notes open cases with tubercle bacilli in sputum drive transmission and outlines immunity limits, risk factors, and early warning signs warranting medical evaluation. It emphasizes public health aims to identify cases promptly.
Oil output rebounds push U S crude to 2 169 905 barrels daily
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a US weekly crude production rise to 2 169 905 barrels per day for the week ended June 4, despite declines in California Kansas and the Rocky mountains. Oklahoma and Texas gains offset losses with eastern output steady at 118 000 barrels.
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Tulsa
Okla
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma
Texas
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
East Texas
Eastern
Oklahoma City
Kilger
Lathrop
West Texas
Texas Panhandle
North
Louisiana
Arkansas - Ee
State of Texas - Rey
Gulf Coast
Rock Mountain Area
Santa Fe Springs
Long
Beac Playa del Rey
Elwood
Kettleman Hills
Oklahoma and Texas Bonus Marchers Rest in Nashville Parks
About 400 veterans from Texas and Oklahoma camped in Nashville parks while awaiting their transportation committee report to resume the march to Washington for cash payment of the soldiers' bonus. Led by J. J. Hawley and General Ernest Albright, they march as a disciplined unit, aided by the American Legion and Nashville police who provided quarters at Reservoir and Cumberland parks.
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Nashville
Tenn
Texas
Oklahoma
Transportation Committee
Washington
Memphis
American Legion
Clifford Davis
J. J. Hawley
Davis
Reservoir Park
Cumberland Park
Hawley
Ernest Albright
Brookhart Loses in Iowa Senate Primary
In Des Moines on June 7 Henry Field of Shenandoah led the RepublicanSenatorial race over Smith W Brookhart as counts from 1,561 precincts showed Field with 122,906 votes and Brookhart 91,352. Louis Murphy led the Democratic field for governor with 165,988 votes from 1,511 precincts, likely facing Clyde L Herring in November.
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Des Moines
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Smith W. Brookhart
Field
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Murphy
Dan Steck
Ottumwa
Brookhart
Dan Turner
Turner
Clyde L. Herring
Summer campus life at East Central College
The Ada area college enjoys warm weather activity with shade seekers around the campus. The library remains crowded while grounds drink counters and tennis courts attract crowds. The college band performs nightly at seven, directed by Fentem with 35 musicians. Baseball draws about 50 players, split into two practice groups at Ada ballpark and Hayes school grounds, focusing on coaching future teachers rather than star players.
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East Central
Fentem
Ada
George Morrison
Ada Independents
Polly Wallace
Hayes
Teacher College
Senate Faces Busy Week Before Republican National Convention
Washington June 6 With one week left before the Republican National Convention Senator Watson Indiana the Republican leader said the Senate cannot finish its business in time to attend the convention He noted the Senate will stay in session until July 1 to handle economy and relief measures and the home loan discount bank bill urged by President Hoover as part of the four fold economic program Waiting recess is unlikely before the July 1 adjournment and the convention dates.
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Washington
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Hoover
Home Loan Discount Bank
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
la Guardia
Robbery and kidnapping tale from Morris County bank raid
Miss Charie Aggas, 26, wounded in the Morris State Bank robbery and kidnapping, describes the escape and pursuit. She says a vigilante rifle caused facial injuries, that bandits apologized after fleeing, and credits her fiancé Baron Skinner for locating her and guiding her to a hospital.
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Okmulgee
Charie Aggas
Morris State Bank
Miss Ageas
Spittsuers
Miss Aggas
Baron Skinner
Hoover Details New Relief Program Plan
President Hoover outlined a broad relief program including an expansion of Reconstruction Finance Corp capital to 3 billion dollars and quick enactment of a home loan bank system. The plan calls for federal reserve committee extensions, strict federal spending limits, and targeted loans to states and agricultural interests to stabilize prices and outputs.
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Hoover
Garner
House
Rules Committee
Farm Board
Senate approves $1.12 billion tax bill for Hoover signature
The Senate accepted the conference report on the compromise tax bill totaling 1,118,500,000 dollars and sent it to President Hoover for signature. The measure raises individual and corporate income taxes near wartime levels, imposes new excise taxes for two years, and broadens the federal tax rolls. The roll call was 46 to 35 with party lines noted, and passage may reduce the budget instability while allowing home loan policies to proceed separately.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
House of Representatives
Austin
Barbour
Ingham
Carey
Dale
Davis
Dickinson
Glenn
Goldsborough
Hale
Hastings
Hatfield Hebert
Jones
Kean
Keyes
McNary
Metcalf
Moses
Oddie
Patterson
Reed
Shortridge
Smoot
Steiner
Townson
Vandenberg
Walcott
Watson
White
Boswell 10 List Registrars Soon
Registration for the primary election on July 5 opens Wednesday morning June 15 and closes Friday evening June 24, says county registrar J. E. Boswell. He will finalize appointments for 52 precinct registrars in Pontotoc county. announcements will run in The News and the Ada Weekly News June 15.
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J. E. Boswell
Boswell
Pontotoc County
Ada Weekly News
Williams predicts no repeal of 18th amendment
Muskogee judge in federal liquor case declares no one in the courtroom will see repeal. R L Williams notes it would take many years to win 56 states to vote for repeal, as it took long to enact the Volstead Act into the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
R. L. Williams
Greatest results for the amout invested
Classified blurb highlights returns on investment with emphasis on high value items and potential bargains. Readers see suggested buys and price ranges intended to attract buyers seeking value in the current market.
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Amout
County Ballot To Be Lengthy Affair
County ballot for the first primary July 1 will print county and township office seekers. State candidates appear on a separate, imposing ballot with 37 campaigning for congressman at large. Pontotoc county offices yield long lists, making July 5 voting a lengthy affair.
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T. O. Dandridge
County Election Board
Pontotoc County
Favorable report on McKeown bill advances in committee
The house judiciary committee approved the McKeown bill by a 5 to 0 vote. The bill authorizes interstate oil conservation compacts and limits imports to 53 percent of domestic demand, with entry into force contingent on congressional approval. It also creates a federal interstate board to review compacts.
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Washington
McKeown
House Judiciary Committee
Oil States Advisory Committee
Congress
United States
Chowins Roe Nuptials Announced Last Week
Miss Ida Roe of Sulphur married Glen Chowins former East Central athlete in a May 22 ceremony at Roff. Both alumni, Chowins is a Holdenville teacher and line coach awaiting fall return with plans to rejoin the Holdenville faculty after a summer visit with his parents in Wetumka.
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Ida Roe
Glen Chowins
East Central
Roff
Chowins
Holdenville High School
Holdenville
Harry Chowins
Wetumka
Spanish War Veterans Meet in Enid For 28th Campment
About 350 members of the United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary registered in Enid for the 28th annual campment opening with a memorial service. Resolutions urge fuller recognition through compensation hospitalization and government relief. A daytime parade through Enid's business district is planned with a banquet and military ball to follow.
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Enid
Nid
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Enit
Franklin to Stay on Ticket in Oklahoma City Race
District Judge R P Hill denied U S Stone's injunction to remove oilman Wirt Franklin from the Republican senatorial ballot. Stone, also a Republican candidate for Senator Elmer Thomas's seat, argued Franklin registered as a Democrat in Ardmore in 1924. The judge said a party can change politics. Stone plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Franklin
Oklahoma City
Wirt Franklin
R. P. Hill
U. S. Stone
Stone
Elmer Thomas
Ardmore
State Supreme Court
Labor Endorsement for Judge Orel Busby for Supreme Court
The May 1923 Federation of Organized Labor issued a strong endorsement for Judge Orel Busby of Ada for the supreme court. The labor committee lauded his friendly attitude toward wage earners and urged laboring men in the district to give him their confidence and support.
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Federation
Oklahoma of Organized Labor
Wewoka
Orel Busby
Ada
Supreme Court
Judge Busby
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Mountain Air Magazine
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Seedman
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Burton Grindstaff
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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White House
Rapidan Camp
Reconstruction Unit
Williams
Organized Labor
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