TROUBLES OF INDIA HEIRESS 10 BE PROBED
JOPLIN Mo June 13 The troubles of Maud Lee Mudd Wilson 18 year old Quapaw Indian heiress whose estate has been tied up in litigation for several years will be investigated by a federal grand jury sworn in this morning at the opening of the June term of the United States district court. inquiries will not concern the disposition of the heiress estate but whether any federal laws were violated in the care and treatment of the young heiress who twice married in two years and has been reported kidnapped.
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Joplin
Maud Lee Mudd Wilson
United States District Court
William L. Vandeventer
United States District Attorney
Vandeventer
Murder case and in memoriam notices from Ada paper
State reports arsenic poisoning in Odella case against Josie Mack while hospital and jail status loom. Court action seeks foreclosure and tax deed notices affecting Pontotoc properties, with a district court notice to R L Richard and others and an in memoriam for Willie Craig Faulkenberry.
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State Laboratory
Josie Mack
Odella
Editorial Snippet Reflections on Law and Politics
In Ardmoreite commentary Judge McMillan argues jurors should read papers and be trusted in trials. The piece notes Pontotoc oil growth, Lindbergh’s death, Johnston’s county finances, third term debates, and a Rogers Will candidacy suggestion. It blends opinion on justice, industry, and national politics with local observations.
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Ardmoreite
R. McMillan
Second Annual Rodeo at Stonewall Draws Large Crowd
The second annual rodeo at Stonewall drew one of the largest crowds. Dick Truitt set a world record by winning 15 seconds on day one and earned $25 from the Oklahoma Livestock Commission. George Weir won first prize on day two with 20.15 seconds and Hyer's boots as a prize. Fred Benson placed third on day one with 20 seconds, while John Bowman took second on day one with 19 seconds and third on day two with 22 seconds. Floyd Gale earned second on day two with 20.35 seconds.
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Stonewall
Dick Truitt
Oklahoma Livestock Commission
George Weir
Hyer
Fred Benson
John Bowman
Floyd Gale
Mrs Williams hosts swimming party for local youths
Mrs Williams entertained many young guests last Thursday at a swimming trip to Byrd's Mill. Attendees included Lillian Henegar Louis Furlong Thelma Scrivner Elma Rieves Gwendolyn Williams Leon Jami Estle Benson Eugene Acker O Weems Carl Dever Evandae Red Smith Floyd Martin Luke Fitzgerald Marguerite Burnett Ailleene Reeves Josie Noe Henson Louise Young Pauline Young and guests Mrs Cora Leach Mrs Ben Cass Mrs Chas Burnett and hostess Mrs Williams Red Davis of Okmulgee and Charlie Truitt visit. Walter Smith Ed Morrison and Vonnie Hill from Ada visited Stonewall Wednesday. Loyce Colle attended the rodeo Tuesday. Mrs F N Correll and Pauline visited here Wednesday.
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Roy George
Devil's den
S. A. Peters
Henryetta
Earl Hermes
Tom Henson
Edwin Garrett
Byrd’s Mill
Emma Jean Speaks
Marge Truitt
Ailleene Reaves
Josie Mae Henson
Wilma Allen
Medill
Thelma Scrivver
Tishomingo
Sam Foster
Charlie Burnett
Calvin Maples
Thelma Scrivner
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Adam
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Louis Furlong
Elma Rieves
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Estle Benson
Eugene Acker
O. Weems
Carl Dever
Evanadnae Red Smith
Floyd Martin
Luke Fitzgerald
Marguerite Burnett
Ailleene Reeves
Josie Noe
Henson
Louise
Pauline Young
Cora Leach
Ben Cass
Wanda Williams
Chas. Burnett
C. F. Billings
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Red Davis
Okmulgee
Charlie Truitt
Walter Smith
Ed Morrison
Vonnie Hill
Ada
Stonewall
Loyce Colle
F. N. Correll
Pauline
Can't Send 'em As Dead Letters
An 800 chick consignment from Columbia Missouri could not be delivered as the recipient is unlocated. The chicks have waited the regulatory period and post officials may return them to the sender or sell to the highest bidder if unclaimed.
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Columbia
Those Neckties Punish Father on Father’s Day
A humorous item notes a father who faced Christmas necktie gifts and now endures renewed discomfort on Father’s Day with more neckwear. The tone suggests lighthearted, domestic satire.
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Father
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