Senate subcommittee seeks authority to probe Morgan partners tax returns
A Senate subcommittee considering a resolution to gain power to examine income tax returns of the Morgan partners as part of the Van Sweringen railroad finance inquiry. Ferdinand Pecora pressed the case while witness C. P. Van Sweringen testified with poor recall about loans and the use of funds, amid questions on his memory and ties to Morgan Company and Van Sweringen entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
J. P. Morzan and Company
Morgan Partners
Morgan
van Sweringens
Fletcher
Ferdinand Pecora
John W. Davis
Pecora
C. P. van Swerinzen
J. P. Morgan
Peccora
van Swerineen
Barkley
Kentucky
van Sweringen
Morgan and Company
Vaness Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Piease
Roosevelt Grants Commissions To Naval Academy Class of 1923
President Roosevelt distributed the commissions to the 1923 naval academy graduates in Annapolis. He urged the new officers to build friendships with countrymen beyond their class and profession. He noted his pride in the U S Navy and recalled a past moment of sleep during a speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Dahleren Hall
United States Navy
Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court Decisions сыг OKLAHOMA CITY REPORT
Supreme Court actions list reversals and affirmations across counties including Muskogee Pottawatomie Creek and Osage. Cases involve warrants deeds bonds oil and gas leases tax reviews replevin and damages with several actions reversed remanded or affirmed. Community notices follow with local club meeting and surplus auction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Judson C. Fast
F. Scruces
Muskogee County
A. M. Baldwin
J. A. Ingram
Pottawatomie County
Kansas City Flower Market Company
John W. Farrow
Logan County
F. S. Stryker
Benjamin F. Palmer
Tulsa County
Frisco Railroad Company
Comanche County
W. T. Rye
Cora Mc Reynolds
Delaware County
J. G. Damaras
W. C. Dance
Okmubee
Wesley E. Setzer
Et al
Edd Moore
Kiowa County
City of Duncan
Carl Ray
Industrial Commission
Ray
City of Tulsa
James M. Hunt
Industrial, Commission
Plumbing Inspector
City of Drumright
Exchange National Company
Creek County
Ada Fire Department Reports May Losses
The Ada fire department responded twice in May with total losses around $300. The largest damage came from a gasoline explosion at a house owned by Dr. A D Coon and affected tenants’ furniture and personal property, with most damage occurring before the department arrived.
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Prem
Ada Fire Department
Ed Haley
A. D. Coon
Ada reports wild swings in temperatures this week
Ada’s government thermometer shows wide swings with cool nights and hot afternoons. Monday peaked at 94 degrees, Tuesday reached 92, while Tuesday night dipped to 65 degrees per Dr. E. A. MacMillan, custodian of the official thermometer.
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Ada
E. A. MacMillan
Farm Column Garden Judging to Begin This Week
Mrs. Jessie Morgan county home demonstration agent will lead judges to rate gardens in the garden club contests this week. On Wednesday June 7 Union Valley gardens are visited, Thursday June 9 Cedar Grove, and Friday June 9 Kalihoma Indian club. The judging panel includes Mrs. John Davis and Misses Doris Watson Lois Watson Jessie Thompson and Roberta Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Morgan
Union Valley
Cedar Grove
Kalihoma Indian Club
D. C. Mooring
Oklahoma A
M. College
Morgan
John Davis
Doris Watson
Lois Watson
Jessie Thompson
Roberta Johnson
Franks Club Holds First Meeting on Highway 48
The Franks club, a new organization south of Ada, met last week in Mrs. George Smith’s club house. The roomy, well ventilated venue in a pleasant location featured new curtains and wallpaper. Demonstrations included jelly making, canning tomatoes and green peas.
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Franks Club
Highway 48
Ada
George Smith
Two Members Absent From Highway 19 Club Meeting
The weekly Highway 19 club meeting west of Ada had only two absentees due to sickness. Several visitors attended including Mrs Norvell's Texas mother. A demonstration on making jelly from peach juice with fruit pectin was presented.
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Highway 19 Club
Ada
Mrs Morgan To Visit Summers Chapel Club
Mrs Jessie Morgan will give a cheese making and canning demonstration for Summers Chapel Club next Tuesday June 6 as part of the regular club program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roff Club
R. O. Laseman
Morgan
Summers Chapel
Jessie Morgan
Summers Chapel Club
Explosion and Fire Rips Through Signal Hill Oil Field
The Richest Little City in the World contends with a catastrophic blast that killed ten people, injured over fifty, and caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. Two Long Beach men were among the dead, with rescue efforts continuing as flames devastate four square blocks.
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Signal Hill
Cal
Robert Bennet
Carl E. Robinson
Long Beach
D'Angelo Oil Company
Richfield Oil Company
Richfield Oil Company Properties
Maywood
Richfield Company
Duke Gaughan
Bellflower
Ed Wiler
Anaheim
Charles Cope
C. S. Brown
Fullerton
J. L. Shumway
Lotte Calyon
Marilyn
Wilmington
Los Angeles
Signal
Bank Robbery Near Durant Nets $2000
Two men robbed the First State Bank of Bokehite 16 miles east of Durant this afternoon, fleeing in a small coupe with $2000. Bank employees Harvey Wilson his wife and Roy Moreland were forced to lie on the floor as robbers opened a counter and safe. Officers from Bryan Atoka Dushmataha and Choctaw counties joined the hunt into the Boggy river bottom lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
First State Bank
Bokehite
Here
Harvey Wilson
Roy Moreland
Bryan, Atoka
Dushmataha
Choctaw
Flooding prompts extended farm loan deadline to June 17
Heavy rains across Pontotoc and nearby counties push back the loan application cutoff to June 17. Applications available at the office of J. B. Hill county agent or Clyde Kaiser sheriff. Mack Braly leaves for Fort Sill for R. O. T. C. encampment.
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Pontotoc
J. B. Hill
Clyde Kaiser
Mack Braly
L. A. Braly
Fort Sill
Distress After Meals Relieved By Black-Draught
A Daw sonville Georgia man Jess Higgins reports sour stomach gas and bilious spells. After reading of Thedford s Black-Draught he began taking it and found relief. He keeps it on hand and uses a pinch after meals to prevent headaches and keep the system in order.
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Jess Higgins
Dawsonville
Thedford
Regulations for Farmers Sales Organi Monthly Cash Auctions
Rules set monthly sales on the second Wednesday with holiday shifts. Cash only, 4 percent livestock 6 percent other items, min 10 cents listing fee, 5 cents per check for tax and postage. No reserves, final sale, purchaser settles before removal, pink ticket is receipt, yellow ticket paid at settlement, liability limits stated, withdrawals possible with $1 release fee, checks mailed if unclaimed.
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Ingome
Academy
Independent School District
Drumright
Southwestern Cotton Oil Company
Farmers Union Cooperative Gin Company
Corporation Commission
Commission
Ronnibel Graham
Leona Pickens
Marshall County
George Sheel
Sam
Gladys Vance Hisby
H. B. Martin
A. B. Moss
Pawl Amis
Exchange Trust Company
Roff
Mrs. Morgan
Mercury
Franks
Farmers Sales Organization
Weonesnay Wuine
City Lake
Town
Hill
Borghito Bank
Fan
Farmers Sales Organi
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