ADA BANKER TIMBERLAKE DEATH AT BANK LABELED SUICIDE
Jury returns sealed verdict that M D Timberlake First National Bank vice president died by his own hand after inspecting the basement death room on December 14 1921. Testimony recalled accounts of his odd behavior prior to the death and notes that revolver cartridges were found in his desk. Local officials and a coroner's jury conducted the probe under state and county supervision.
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M.D. Timberlake
First Nations
Ufeless
Jubal Crawford
H. C. Hoyla
C. V. Polk
W .B. Johnson
J. L. Brown
Clive Robertson
W. B. Sanders
Ada
N. W. Cere
Jd. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma City
P. S. Case
M. D. Timberlake
First National Bank
Craig
Timberlake
KL. D. Jeter
D. Price
Claude Griffith
Case
N. W. Gore
N. B. Haney
B.C. Ng
Kimberlake
Haney
Jake
Tim
Francis
Stratford
Victor
Emirance
P. A. Norris
Ito Tim
Haoer
W. F. Nehulte
Elr
John Smith
First National
Duncan
Schulte
Hey
H. F. Mathis
B. CG. King
Ccen Timberlake
South Broadway
Mainta
Twelfth Street
King
H. J. Brown
Steward
Stan
I. L. Jefferies
Dr. Craig
Ayo
Victor Vallery
Local Personal Notes and Transfers Highlight Day
Longley and George Fantem return from Norman after completing work for a degree at the state university. Mrs. Leslie Maxey and two daughters visit relatives in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Haynes and Floyd return from Norman with Floyd earning a BA. County schools transfer over 460 pupils the largest yearly move. Lara Skinner leaves for Cisco to visit relatives. Crop conditions around Jease near harvest readiness reported.
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Longley
George Fantem
Norman
The
State University
R. EH. Haynes
Floyd
University of Oklahoma
A. Floyd
Divorce Suits Flood District Court Docket
Divorce actions filed in Food District Court were listed on the civil docket. Cases include Mary Welch versus Earl Welch and Dora Norman versus W W Norman, plus Blanch Jackson versus V Jackson and Ethel Soalilven versus HE L Sullivan, with related recovery types noted and several individuals named in Ada.
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District Court
Mary Welch
Earl Welch
Dora Norman
W. W. Norman
Blanch Jackson Va
V. Jackson
Ethel Soalilven
HE. L. Sallivan
Diorce
Farm Home Savings and Loan Association of Migsourlyn
R. WL
Bronawgh Et al
Konawa Briefs Highlight Local Croquet Revival and Peach Trade
Konawa residents embrace proquet with a 12 member club and two newly fenced courts. Peach buyers sell thirty bushels of Wheeler peaches on the streets, with Alberta and Indian peaches due next. Local social notes mention residents traveling, studying, and visiting in Shawnee and Ada, with preparations for summer abroad.
Heffar to Speak in Ada Saturday Morning
D W Huffar will address Ada voters on the streets Saturday at 9 oclock about his candidacy for District Judge. Tom Norris of near Franks visited the city and reported heefar inspected cotton fields for weevils but found none.
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Heffar
Ada
D. W. Huffar
Tudee
Tom Norris
Near
Franks
Hefar
Prize Family Has 160 Descendants at Hexbar
Ardmore Oklahoma June 12 Uncle George Kimbrough and his wife claim the largest family in the state. The pair say their immediate family includes ten children 83 grandchildren and 67 great grandchildren all of them alive though the claim is disputed. The Kimbroughs live with relatives at Hexbar and their sons served in World War I with all returning home some slightly wounded in battle. J O Hamilton of Cilra noted local serpents lack of well water but some weevils appear. About 800 009 600 000 cubic feet of natural gas is burned annually in the United States.
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Ardmore
Okla
George’ Kimbrough
Hexbar
Here
George
Mrs. Kigbrough
United States
Confederate Reunion Tickers Sent to City Office
Tickets for the National Confederate Veterans Reunion to be sent June 16 and valid for return until July 10. Official train departs June 16 from Oklahoma City and McAlester with one way to Memphis and a mile rate for accompanying relatives. round trip fare for others. Current fares listed as 14.25 in lower tier and 21.40 in upper tier.
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Ri Va
W. H. Wisker
Wyatt Webb
State Adjutant General
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Forées
Memphis
Lire
Puithoran
Everest Climbers Set Highest Altitude Record
London reports that three members of the Everest expedition Mallory Somerville and Norton reached 26,000 feet on May 21, the highest altitude ever reached by man, surpassing the previous 22,893 feet. The Times notes the feat as a world record in mountaineering.
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London
the Times
Mt. Hverest
Eyerest
Mallory
Somerville
Norton
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