Demands of Wets Bause Trouble in Convention
In Chicago June 1 attempts to shape a prohibition plank faced disorder as factions clashed with anti and pro prohibition camps. Leaders including Walter H Hiatt and Irene faced pressure to craft mandates while White House aides weighed enforcement and cabinet positions. Reports from the convention describe tense negotiations, coordinating strategy, and possible deadlines for a formal resolution.
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Hancin M. Stuuleneon
Irene Hiatt
Walter Chicagh
Seechrer
Aradeen
Mepiort
Forred
Plank
Tike
Con
Xatitias
White Hoga
Wykeninienn
Chebrye
Cheyedie
Belephanie
Tibavee'h Athlea
Wearbington
Gaeed A. Paitin
Torees
Uearera
Mace Np
Rreturies
MMH
Hyde
Jainem
Garthelot
Peenidentis Elites
Mude
Molla
Stinson
Eabliver
Montille
Repmat
Turkey
Market Farmers Bring Wares to Pari Market
Reports from the Pari Market indicate a slow but steady uptick as ten farmers bring vegetables and produce to the stall. Alfdenl Leewuan led a group around the Kardena area, while Saturday turnout was weak and buyers limited. The Burin Market, sponsored by the Astoria Chamber of Commerce, continues to host vendors and preview future offerings.
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Pari
Leewuan
Dirket
Sars Shewadwity
Aste Chamber of Caninerne
Bandits and officers clash near Pontetog region in Texas
Reports say a patrol encountered bandits in Pontetog county as officers pursued them toward nearby regions. Injuries and a bridge collision on the Camudian river were noted. The investigation targets Floyd and Birdwell as the only identified suspects while highway work continues toward Ada, with drivers facing rough pavement and new routes.
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George Wirdweil
Pontetog
Texas
Jel
Fastnewes
Noth Panto County
Tratthoss
Stonewall
Auverak
U. TL
Ats
Camudian
Sanday
Perth
Benmby
Wits
Peltway
Franks
Ada
Worroner
Terries
Women Planks May Pay One Vote In Convention
In Seattle the nation driven convention saw banter on dry planks in political platforms. Mr John C. G. Pearson of Mare Whall, Oklahoma, offered the proposal to end a dry plank stand. The motion passed by a vote of 587 to 13.
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Seattle
John CG. Vearson
Mare Whall
Gunfight as Two Bandits Escape Near Stonewall
A dramatic daytime siege near Stonewall ends with two bandits fleeing after a hail of bullets from a cordon of officers. Officers pursued through rough country to the Canadian River area while blocking river crossings for miles, with a heavy chase continuing into the night.
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George Wledwell
Stonewall
Dlay
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Stonewall Bank
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Arta
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Ardmore
E.W. Behats
Tete Anerson
Minrehas
Aroun
Yader
Yader Whose Direction the Plan of Attack Was Manped Mrt. Sherk? Mrorkiin
Fay
Stanfield
Corbin
Minltiple
Moyd
Ardwell
Horace
Franklin
Neher
Bald Prairie
Aluo Vy Peesenon
Death sentence of Alder affirmed by Oklahoma court
Oklahoma City June 11 The death sentence of J J Alder a county farmer was affirmed by the state’s high court He was convicted for the murder of Nora McDonald his wife and attempted murder of his brother in law Tage Donald The court noted he was sane at trial and rejected defense requests to modify the punishment
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J. J. Alder
Fle
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Alder
Nora McDonald
Nia
Thelaw
TageDonald
Alleged Kidnapper Caught in Africa Returns to Kansas City
Philadelphia report notes Marthi Depew alias Martin Deputy was captured in Africa and brought back to the United States to face charges for the December kidnapping of Mrs. Neil Q. Donnelly, Missouri dressmaker. He admits participation but pleads not guilty and claims he did not know the victim.
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Marthi Depew
Kansas City
Neil Q. Donnelly
Missouri
Yeo
South Africa
Kanesas City
Depew
Martin
Donnelly
Ives
Mianourt
Gaston Means Found Guilty in Kidnapping Scandal Trial
Washington reports Gaston Means convicted today of larceny and conspiracy linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping scheme. A two hour DC District Court jury found guilt on multiple counts, with a potential sentence around one year. Prosecutors described a $104,000 ransom plot involving Mrs. McClean, and Means faces further proceedings on related charges.
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Gaston DR. Means
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Mena
Edward Be Meo
Sar Ransone
McChean
Cal
Robert Guesentiela
Lindbergh
Meany
Mayo
Ile
Bain
Othe Abituetors
Ravasom
Mexindria
Strange
Mra MccClean
Arrests, arson charges and drownings flood a June West Oklahoma beat
June 10 reports from WeWoka and Durant recount Oscar Sheemat known as Blackie arrested on robbery suspicions connected to May Claremore bank crime. County officers pursued him toward Werewoks for questioning. Arson charges dropped after preliminary hearing tied to Potter school fire. Ed Standall and Joe Smith named in the case, with statements indicating insufficient evidence. In Miams, 16 year old Charles Hays drowned while waiting at New Chicago No. 1 mill pier. companions could not rescue him.
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Wewoka
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Claremore
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Lotte
Durant
Atamat
Harteed
Joe Smith
Potter
Ity Paul
Pauly
Martwell
Beant
Smith
Ed Standall
Weu Olier
Ino Vinas
Charles Hays
Picher
Chicazo No. 1
Murray Addresses Lange Audience in Ada Oklahoma
Gov. Willam I. Murray spoke at Glanwood Park to about 5,100 Ada and Pontotoc County residents in a vigorous defense of his administration and the proposed income tax bill. He praised friends and warned opponents while outlining changes to taxation and education financing, promising statewide impact and support for local districts.
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Camppeort
Nothing in Stonewall Bank To Tempt Bandits
The article warns Stonewall residents that the bank will not be robbed as thieves would need to borrow money elsewhere to leave town. Case, bank president, notes past robberies, stating only a few Holokura are ever in the bank and funds are kept in Ada banks for safety. Customers understand the plan and hope robbers do not visit again.
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Tiniwell
Stonewall
Case
Pontotoc County Registrars Plan Precinct Details
Pontotoc County registrars announce the upcoming primary registration period with every precinct listed and ward officers named. The document names ward precincts, community registrars, and local officials including Mrs. Mitre, Ward 1. Ed Wendell, Ward 3. and others, detailing duties and locations across Pontotoc.
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M. Hilton
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6 O P Convention Opens With Quiet Short Session
The 6 O P convention in Chicago opens in a quiet, brief session with no official actions. Key speakers include Senator Deke Jason and General Charles G. Dines with limited crowd attention and a muted atmosphere.
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O.P
Surface politics and Hoover renomination talk at Chicago meeting
Report from Chicago notes the Republican convention mood and talks of reforming prohibition with a new platform. Mention of J Dickinson awaiting a speech conclusion, Dawes renomination rumors, and Dawes possible withdrawal. Audience cheered at Lincoln and Hoover venues as discussions continue on the party’s path and renomination prospects. Also brief item on a recent drowning incident near a creek with two relatives missing.
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Chicago Studies
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Ordacly
Nad
Winn Neint
J. Dickinson
Lincoln
Hogver
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Curtis
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Taxes Due as Delinquent Property Notices
Bunyan B. Hennigan, county treasurer, warns taxes are due and delinquent notices are sent. A two week grace period usually applies beyond the 16th, after which a 12 percent penalty is added to all overdue taxes. Remaining tax payments are expected to be collected by the treasurer’s office.
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Jane
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