Three are at dinner as a mystery pack unfolds
Nan Carroll faces a tangle of love, loyalty and a public scandal as Iris Morgan and Bert Crawford scheme around John Curtis Morgan. A sensational embezzlement case erupts when Crawford is arrested after a sunrise in the packed firm. Nan contemplates resignation and a possible escape from her perilous affair.
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John Cyprius Morgan
Morgan
Crawfore
Bert Crawford
Iris
John Curtis Morgan
Crawford
Nan
Yris
Tris
Nan Carroll
Bert Crawford Goodby
Iris Morgan
Joan Curtis Morgan
Benet
Mrs. Morgan
Jacek
Paris
Jack
Morgan Lauhg
Estelle
Trousseau
John Curtis Mrogan
Grace Cox
Sherself
Bert
Mr. Morgan
Police
Herbert S. Crawford
Mid-West
Packing Company
Roy Bland
Bland
Crane
Miss Payne
City
Chicago
Crawford Mess
New York
Bank suit over King insurance in Oklahoma City chaos
In Oklahoma City a bank pursues $95 000 life insurance from the estate of Tom King late president of the American National Bank of Okmulgee. The case before Judge Tom G Chambers tests King’s alleged $221 000 embezzlement and the bank’s claim against his widow and children.
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Oklahoma City
Tom King
American National Bank of
OkKmulgee
W. E. Wood
King
Judge Chambers
John Embry
J. T. King
Two men arrested in Maud jail raid
Maud Oklahoma June 18 two men identified as Jesse Hall 34 and a man about 29 known as Blackeye were arrested after entering the Maud jail and freeing Bud Carroll a counterfeiting suspect. Carroll had been detained after merchants reported spurious twenty dollar bills. Officers say the gang ran a large counterfeiting operation and had four outside associates. Carroll and the two men were kept at Tecumseh jail with others expected to be arrested.
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Maud
Okla
John Vaughn
Bud Carroll
Jesse Hall
Blackeye
Vaughn
Pistcels
Elza Evans
Carroll
Liberty
Oklahoma
Halil
Pottawatomie
Tecumseh
Evans
Texas
Oil Drilling Advances and Tax Ruling In Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City area oil drilling continues with Sinclair No. 1 Stamper reaching 6,400 feet in lime, the discovery well at 6,402 feet. Bartlesville No. 2 Cook sits at 7,425 feet in Coal county shale, while Mid Kansas Fortson No. 1 reports a 3,000,000 cubic foot gas blowout at 6,308 feet. In a Stephens County case Justice Clark dissents over ad valorem tax on automobiles, contending license dues are not an occupation tax and would force general auto taxation.
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Oklahoma City
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Nwc
Bartlesville
Indian Territory
Illuminating Oil Company
Cook
Coal County
Oklahoma
Mid-Kansas Oil and Gas Company
Fortson
Csw
Ficld
Stephens County District Court
J. C. Taylor
Duncan
Stephens County
J. W. Clark
Clark
Taylor
H. A. Brown
N. C. Williams
Supreme Court rules auto dealers must pay ad valorem tax
Oklahoma City June 18 UP A state supreme court ruling holds that a $25 per year automobile dealers occupation tax does not exempt dealers from paying ad valorem taxes on automobiles held as merchandise.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Ten year sentence affirmed by court in Oklahoma case
Oklahoma City June 15 Roy Harrell a Cotton county youth was upheld for a 10 year term in the slaying of Charlie Hughes a quarrel in a harvest field Friends for years Harrell 19 at the time killed Hughes 25 after a dispute over an apology Harrell later returned to Oklahoma and claimed self defense Other cases included Roy Rickerson possession of liquor Charles Murray perjury Fred Howlin transporting liquor Mrs Floyd Miller transportation of liquor and Fred Rumbaugh these rulings reflect the court of appeals determinations across multiple counties.
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Oklahoma City
Roy Harrell
Cotton County
Charlie Hughes
Criminal Court of Appeals
Harrell
Hughes
Roy Rickerson
Harmon County
Charles Murray
Fred Howlin
Payne County
Floyd Miller
Oklahoma County
Fred Rumbaugh
Keech Killed At Altoona Speedway In 200 Mile Race
Ray Keech winner of the Indianapolis race was killed when his car crashed near the east turn at the Altoona speedway during the 200 mile event. Cliff Woodbury was badly hurt and others involved included Bob Robinson and Speed Gardner. The race was halted, and prize money awarded by standings at crash time. relief and hospital updates followed with Keech leading at impact and Woodbury listed in fair to serious condition.
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Altoona Speedway
Tipton
Ray Keech
Wood Bowl
Cliff Woodbury
Keech
Mercy Hospital
Woodbury
Mergency Hospital
Bob Robinson
Speed Gardner
Ernest Tripplett
Robinson
Meyer
Bergere
Litz
Oklahoma OKs Road Bond Plan Consideration
A June 15 conference in Oklahoma City reached a tentative plan to submit a 150 million dollar road bond issue to voters. The deal calls for 160.06 million now, 50 million later, with 23 million returned to counties for existing bond obligations and a 20 to 25 year repayment via a gasoline tax. The measure faces legislative approval and adjournment timing, with no ad valorem tax to be imposed.
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Oklahoma City
LPX
House
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Norris to Offer Export Plan Amendment to Tariff Bill
Senator Norris Nebraska Republican announced he would offer an export proposition as an amendment to the tariff bill, aiming to revive congressional action on a plan to control crop surpluses.
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Washington
Hoover
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Senators Capper and Allen Back Borah Tariff Reform
Kansas senators Arthur Capper and Henry J. Allen announced support for limiting tariff revision to agricultural commodities. Allen said the Borah proposal is broad enough to cover textiles and aligns with the Republican platform and Hoover’s message. The House tariff bill now goes to the Senate Finance Committee with wide commodity coverage.
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Washington
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Henry J. Allen
Allen
Hoover
Senate Finance Committee
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Annie Crayfish
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Jenior
Ae¢Ro
Pearl T. King
Jackson
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Ripon
Wis
James W. Good
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
King Insurance
Supreme Court
Ray Keegh
SPEED
Speedway
Sam Hayes
C. O. Owens
Tulsa County
E. W. Snoddy
Cham Jones
J. B. Smith
Bryan County
Mac Q. Williamson
Pauls Valley
Guy Andrews
McAlester
Lew Wentz
L. C. Hutson
L. C. Boswell
Dr. Smith
Ada
Talking Pictures
Corrine Griffith
Maxwell Anderson
Vitaphone Vaudville
Jane
Douglas McLean
The
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