City Bnefs from Wednesday’s Daily
David Lockmiller of Monett Missouri arrived in Ada to visit for several days with E W Kemp. He is en route to Oklahoma City to take the bar examination. G H Livingston has returned from Tulsa after a Burman reunion at the New Tulsa hotel. Mrs R M Suddeth and daughter Patricia Ann with Mrs Jim R Wells and Mrs Jack Lane of Norman are guests of Mrs L A Fry for several days. Mrs Hal Welch and Mrs Tom Lain of Hugo were called to Sulphur by the injuries of Lain and Welch. Beach LaSelle returned from Boulder Colorado after attending Colorado University this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lockmiller
Monett
Ada
E. W. Kemp
Lockmiller
Oklahoma City
G. H. Livingston
Tulsa
Mr. Livingston
Iis
Orient
R. M. Suddeth
Patricia Ann
Jim R. Wells
Jack Lane
Norman
L. A. Fry
Hal Welch
Tom Lain
Hugo
Don Welch
Chester Keys
Lain
Welch
Beach LaSelle
Boulder, Col
Colorado University
Debenture Contests Shape Tariff Bill Debates
The article outlines renewed Senate battles over a debenture plan within the tariff bill led by Senator Norris Nebraska and opposed by President Hoover. It notes potential shifts from farm relief funding, effects of the farm board appropriations, and expected partisan maneuvers as Republicans and Democrats realign ahead of votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
House of Representatives
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Senate
Brookhart
Towa
House
Iowa
Robinson
Arkansas
Judicial Council Measures Debated in State Legislature
Debates center on Dawes and Loofbourrow substitute measures creating a judicial council to study court organization and procedure. Proposals outline membership, duties, and annual reports to the governor. Stigler bill sets stipends for members and an executive secretary. Loofbourrow emphasizes expense coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Judicial Council
Judicial Department of the State
Justince
Judicial Committee of
The
House
Judicial Committee
Senate
Judicial Department
Stigler
Council
Scout News Highlights Merit Badges and Roff Ada Honors
Scouts Givens Crain Hudson Withers Matthews and Westrope earned badges at Roff with first and second class honors in firemanship health pathfinding and swimming. Ada court of honor awarded badges to multiple scouts including Sarrett Peay Horton Wray and Rains. Ralph Cordell Francis high school tops scholarship. July 6 swimming goal. Jerry Shelby and Albert Salter show notable improvement. Upcoming meeting Saturday 1 pm and orders for scout suits and shoes urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roff
Dowdy
Boyd Givens
Max Crain
Lowell Hudson
Victor Withers
Gilbert Matthews
Eugene Westrope
Boyd Gens
Perry Cunningham
Jud Blanton
L. E. Smith
Court of Honor
Ada
Homer Sarrett, Jr
E. C. Peay
J. C. Horton
Richard Wray
Clifford Rains
Harry Ellis
Clinton Evans
C.H Russell
Paul Jackson
Joe Smith
Kenneth Gilstrap
Paul Jucey
Clifford Gay
Gene Harris
Connor Logsdon
Pensacola
Ralph Cordell
Francis
Francis High School
W. H. Powell, Jr
Ralph
Jerry Shelby
Scout Shelby
Albert Salter
Salter
John Wayne Powell
Clifford Chaddick
John Wayne
Floyd Rosenberry
Fred Manton
Smith-Cole’s
Royal Arch
Rofs
H. W. Hunter
W. K. Gilstrap
J. A. Cris
Census measures gain presidential approval
Educational notes show Mr Estill's class dividing work into outlined text and research questions. Local basketball results highlight Pottawatomie county beating Hughes 12-7, Outlaws losing 7-25 to Garvin, plus several tennis and singles results from city tournament rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estill
Pottawatomie County
Hughes
Outlaws
Garvin
Duke
Carltons
Oil production in US rises to 2.74 million barrels weekly
Oil and Gas Journal reports the US weekly average oil output for the week ending June 15 at 2,743,186 barrels, up 25,644 from the prior week. Oklahoma and Texas fields drive gains while California and Mid Continent areas show mixed changes. Kansas and other regions show smaller shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Oil and Gas Journal Today
United States
Oklahoma
Seminole
West Texas
Texas
Mid-Continent
California
West
Kansas
Tonkawa
Burbank
St. Louis-Pearce
Cushing and
Shamrock
Bristow
Iceenitie
Northern Mist
Southern
Icee
North Louisiana
Texas Panhandle
Arkansas
Ransac
Gulf Coast
Southwest Texas
U. Ss. Light
Hoover Seeks Tightened Gun Limits and Census Reapportionment
Washington reports President Hoover may personally direct prohibition enforcement amid anti rum running measures along the Canadian border. A new order narrows customs patrol firearms to service pistols. officials cite improved outcomes on the Detroit river front. Hoover signed a census reapportionment bill authorizing automatic future counts and outlining timelines for 1930 population tallies and House seat allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Lowman
The
Treasury
Washington Post
White House
Wesley Jones
James Cannon Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Justice Department
Prohibition
Doran
Detroit River
Coast Guard
Arthur Gordon
Plattsburg
N. Y
Weldon J. Cheatham
F. L. Coveney
Cheatham
Gordon
New York
Palmer
President Hoover asks border communities to aid prohibition enforcement
President Hoover urged communities along the Canadian border to help the treasury prevent the systematic war by international criminals using firearms. He said he deplores killings but emphasized ongoing efforts to curb firearm misuse and enforce the law, in response to border incidents and questions from reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Treasury Department
Treasury
Department
Parker couple to attend Ada and Seminole civic clubs meeting
Mr and Mrs Oscar Parker travel to Seminole to attend a joint Ada and Seminole civic clubs gathering. Parker is listed on the program representing here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Parker
Seminole
Ada
Mr. Parker
Kitchell Brothers Return From Rice Institute Visit
Roderick Kitchell and George Kitchell return to Ada from Houston where they attended Rice Institute this past year. They accompanied their father Jack Kitchell home after a visit in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick Kitchell
George Kitchell
Ada
Houston
Rice Institute
Jack Kitchell
Galveston
Ardmore Couple Visiting Ada for Business and Travel
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Finley of Ardmore visit Ada as he handles Choctaw probate matters. Ina Mackin and her son Bill depart for Boulder Colorado to attend the summer term at Colorado State University and plan to return to Ada about September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Finley
Ardmore
Ada
Finley
Ina Mackin
Bill
Boulder
Colo
Colorado State University
Barringer Family Heads to Tulsa After Shoulder Break
Mrs. W. M. Barringer learned there was no message that her mother Mrs. Ida Bailey of Tulsa had broken her shoulder. Mrs. Barringer and her daughter Dorothy and son Bob will depart tomorrow morning for Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Barringer
Ida Bailey
Tulsa
Elam Receives One Year For Drunk Driving
Fred Elam was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary by District Judge Orel Busby after a conviction for drunken driving. Elam gave notice of appeal. Judge and Mrs. C. A. Powers traveled to McAlester to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Meaders. Vera Ballard of Alex recovering from an operation at Breco hospital. she is the niece of Walter and Mrs. Goyne. Mrs. John Drennan of Alex is visiting her brother and sister-in-law while her daughter Vera Ballard remains hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elam
State Penitentiary
Orel Busby
Elam
Miss Vera Ballard
Alex
Breco Hospital
Miss Ballard
Walter Goyne
John Drennan
Goyne
Vera Ballard
Smith Family Return From Texas Trip
Mr and Mrs John A Smith and son Charles and Miss Louise Smith returned yesterday from Big Springs and El Paso Texas visiting Mr Smiths aged father in El Paso. They report a pleasant trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith
Charles
Louise Smith
Big Springs
el Paso
Texas
Mr. Smith
Higdon Visits Francis. Oxley Readies Coalton School Post
Mrs. Ella D. Higdon traveled to Francis to visit her son Julius Higden Jr. In Ada, B. R. Oxley and Mrs. Oxley, former East Central students, plan to attend school in Boulder, Colorado. Oxley will become superintendent of Coalton schools in September in Okmulgee County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella D. Higdon
A. M. Crow
Francis
Julius Higden
B. BR. Oxley
East Central
Ada
Boulder
Colo
Okmulgee County
Oxley
Coalton Schools
Ada and area residents visit relatives and attend weddings
Amarillo couple Mr and Mrs Ira Fleming visit Perry Fleming's family at 926 E Thirteenth Ada. Jack Jackson of Durant visits Ada guests. D E Price back to Sulphur after Ada trip. Miss Anna Cottingham returns to Ada from San Angelo and western Texas. Mary Frances Marshall married C C Hutchinson in Lex VA on June 6. Anne Mary Halford wed William Grimes in Ada June 14. Virgil Hunsucker of Purcell and Willie Carroll of Ada marry in Lawrence. Several families from Ada travel to Sulphur for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Fleming
Amarillo
Texas
Mr. Fleming
Perry Fleming
Anna Cottingham
Panhandle A
M. College
Ada
San Angelo
Tex
Anne Mary Halford
William Albert Grimes
Catherine Edmiston
East Fourteenth Street
C. E. Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Virgil Hunsucker
Purcell
Willie Carroll
Lawrence
W. C. Gregory
Clouds Visit Family as Father-In-Law Recovers
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cloud of Wewoka visited over Sunday with Mrs. Cloud's father M. Johnston at 531 W. Sixteenth. Johnston has been ill for some time. Cloud previously lived in Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cloud
Wewoka
Mrs. Cloud
M. Johnston
W. Sixteenth
Mr. Johnston
Mr. Cloud
Center
Culver Family Vacation Plan in Corpus Christi
Mr and Mrs Frank Culver and their daughter departed yesterday for Corpus Christi Texas for a two week vacation. Mr and Mrs Don Welch returned from Sulphur after Hal Welch suffered serious injuries in a Sunday auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Culver
Corpus Christi
Texas
Don Welch
Sulphur
Mr. Welch
Hal Welch
Local visitors described in Granger home
A group travels from Chamois Missouri Roff Oklahoma and Chicago Illinois to stay with Dr. and Mrs. Tom Granger. The women are sisters of Mrs. Granger and include Mrs. F A Stonner Mrs J R Garstang Mrs P B Hamer Misses Nancy and Minnie Ernstmeyer and others during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Stonner
Frederick
J. R. Garstang
Marion
Janette
Loraine
Chamois
P. B. Hamer
Roff
Okla
Nancy
Minnie Ernstmeyer
Chicago
Ill
Tom Granger
Stonner
Garstang
Hamer
Ernstmeyer
Local Mentions Boosted by County Figures in Historic Listing
No 1 Seminole county Claude Briggs Latimer county Daveras Choctaw county and George A Hutchinson Garfield Peatwotage appear in a sparse historical listing highlighting regional figures and county names. The fragmentary text hints at a regional roster or property roll with multiple named individuals and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole County
Claude Briggs
Latimer County
Daveras Choctaw County
George A. Hutchinson
Garfield Peatwotage
Oklahoma House Crisis Deepens as Insurgent Coalition Threatens
In Oklahoma City on June 18, a possible break emerged between the House Republican faction and the Democratic coalitionists. Joe Sherman of Major County, described as a leader of the insurrectionists, announced the threat and prompted Republican leaders to convene an executive conference to seek peace within the coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
O. O. Owens
Tulsa County
H. Tom Kight
Lowry
Henry S. Johnston
Kight
Oklahoma City
House of Representatives
Joe Sherman
Major
And the Lamp Went Out burlesque at Allen tonight
A burlesque pantomime titled And the Lamp Went Out will be presented this evening at Allen by students from the speech department. The same cast will perform at Stonewall Thursday with A H Liebs and a small orchestra providing accompaniment. Wallace Hoggatt Virginia Mitchell Edna Thomas Harvey Cromwell headline the cast directed by Allen Hensley. Proceeds help fund Boy Scout summer travel to Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Stonewall
A. H. Liebs
Wallace Hoggatt
Virginia Mitchell
Edna Thomas
Harvey Cromwell
Allen Hensley
Pensacola
Farley Decision In King GeSe Expected
Oklahoma City June 18 A suit by the American National Bank of Okmulgee seeks to enjoin six life insurance companies from paying 95000 to Mrs Pearl King widow of the bank president. Judge Tom G Chambers heard testimony that King admitted shortages totaling 221009 in talks with bank officials before his death May 16. The bank seeks policy proceeds to cover losses. Mrs Kings lawyers say only premiums were spent. King served as bank president since January 15 after long service since 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
American National Bank of
Democrats Urged To Oust Raskob In Party Control
Representative Box of Texas urged Democrats to remove John J. Raskob as national committee chairman. He accused Raskob and allies of turning the party toward prohibition opposition and liquor bloc interests, calling him a high finance Republican with no Democratic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raskob
Washington
Representative Box
Texas
House
John J. Raskob
National Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Box
Democratic Party
Johnston County Fish Hatchery Construction Underway
W T Thomas superintendent of the Neosho Missouri Fish Hatchery will oversee construction of the Reagan Oklahoma hatchery in Johnston County. Work is set to begin around July 1 with 2793 acres acquired. the federal government holds 1773 acres and Oklahoma 129 acres, to be transferred when congress funds are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
W. T. Thomas
Neosho
Reagan
Johnston County
Oklahoma
Congress
Crackdown on international crime linked to US law violations
Officials assert that international criminal activity violates US laws and lies at the heart of current difficulties. The statement emphasizes enforcement against these networks and their transnational operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Lew Wentz
State Highway Commission
Wentz
Rightmire
Criminal Court of Appeals
C. S. Storms
State Election Board
W. J. Otsen
Enid
Wader H. Lootbourrow
Buffalo
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Commons
Austin
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England
London
America
Court of St. James
Charles G. Dawes
Mrs. Dawes
Boy Scout News
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Mayhue
Johns
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Wilson
Forrester
McKeown
Whitaker
Baker
Smith
Broaderick
Senate Finance Committee
John Haynes Holmes
Low
Cromwell
Proctor
Naylor
C. A. Powers
McAlester
J. C. Meaders
Jack Jackson
Durant
Mr. Jackson
D. E. Price
Mary Frances Marshall
C. C. Hutchinson
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Lexington
W. H. Enloe
S. W. Buchanan
Buchanan
Holdenville
Audie Huber
Bobbie
Gese
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