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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
4
Ada judge Busby backed by local papers in supreme court bid
Judge Orel Busby has lived in Ada nearly 20 years and is a University of Oklahoma graduate. Ada Allen and Konawa papers endorse him for supreme court justice, while Holdenville critics attack him in a late campaign push. Neighbors and friends rally to his support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orel Busby
Ada
Allen and
Konawa
University of Oklahoma
Judge Busby
Norman
Holdenville
Nicholas Murray Butler
Northern University
Ada Citizens Back Judge Busby in Local Boost Letter
A column urges Ada and Pontotoc county residents to rally for Judge Busby. It defends choosing officials by fitness over residence and cites Ada’s local leaders as example. The piece critiques Republican performance and discusses gold money and political figures with historical anecdotes.
Lessons in Genesis Sunday School Lesson for June 26
The article surveys Genesis as the start of creation and humanity, tracing how God’s creation, Adam and Eve, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph shaped faith. It emphasizes steadfast faith, surrender to God’s will, forgiveness, and the preservation of Jehovah worship through patriarchs. It also notes local Ada market plans and political shifts impacting party platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate Courier
Coal County
Earth
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Bethel
Jabbok
Joseph
Egypt
Pharaoh
Oklahoma Gov Murray imposes oil proration by martial law
Governor William H Murray extends a military zone to include storage tanks and pipelines for oil proration. He orders a five member proration board and 24 hour guards to enforce the measures. A per barrel charge funds the board while penalties threaten to shut wells failing to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
State Corporation Commission
Cicero I. Murray
Murray
Wells
Corporation Commission
Collins
Cicero S. Murray
Supreme Court
Hoover Sets Campaign Plan Against Campaign Involvement
President Hoover says he will not take part in the forthcoming campaign aside from a few major addresses. Everett Sanders becomes the Republican National Committee chair and will run the campaign from Chicago and New York, with offices moved from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CPI
Hoover
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Sanders
Republican Organization
Chicago
New York
Local Officials Named in County Ballot Slate
Names listed for county offices include Charles Grindstapf William Powell as court clerks Della Bedpriord Bill Summers Claude Bobrut for county clerk Milton Garner Jon Bec Lyael S Princeh for county attorney Truman Harrison Robert Wimish for sheriff Ernest Miers Clyde Kaiser Marvin Hl Phillips Jl Re Franklin for county judge Claude V Thompson Aubrey M Kerr for county superintendent J. W. Huff Mrs Dovie Hyden.
Stanford Visit Hindered by Paramount Duty
The speaker explains plans to visit Olympic games and stay at Stanford, but current paramount duty makes the trip unlikely. The remark frames an obligation as the overriding constraint on personal leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Suspenders Save Man From Kansas Tornado at Farm
In Powhattan, Oliver Whitney grabbed Malcolm McElhone by his suspenders as a tornado tore through a barn, pulling him inside before the barn exploded. McElhone and others escaped unharmed though multiple buildings livestock losses were reported. Mrs. Henry lost potatoes but remained safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powhattan
Kan
Malcolm McElhone
Oliver Whitney
McElhone
Whitney
C. A. Henry
Chris McElhone
Attacker Hanged in Hardinsburg After Crime
In Hardinsburg Kentucky Sam Jennings a 238 year old Black man was hanged at sunrise for attacking Miss Mabel Downes. About five thousand spectators watched with Miss Downes and her father E P Downs nearby. Jennings maintained innocence until the end. A closing remark from Downes shows no remorse. A separate economic note cites a traditional American fight to restore prosperity and hints at a political prediction about the Democratic nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Texas
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Houston
Lamar
Hardinsburg
Sam Jennings
Miss Mabel Downes
Miss Downs
E. P. Downs
Jennings
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ADA Weekly News
Wm. Dee Little
Hyron Norrell
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
Okla
J. W. Clark
State Highway Commission
State Board of Affairs
Clark
Pontotoc County
Busby
Congress
Baloney
Snell
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Senator Walsh
Cleveland
Wilson
White House
Borah
Feet
Clay
Norris
Idaho
Floyd
Columbia
New York Times
the Times
Chamber of Commerce
Stockton
North Broadway
Soul New
Justice Supreme Court
Eighth District
Otto Strickland
H. G. Orton
W. H. Ebey
Pearth Diatrict
Tom Db
McKeown
Ber Corporation Commissioner
Cc. C. Childers
C. W. Floyd
Sam Dew
Scha Fer Co
Diat. No
A. A. Caldwell
Henry H. Loman
Ber Co
A. F. Lanier
W. T. Webb
W. Ccrawford
Martin
Charles N. Johnson
J. Ro
Binhon
W. H. Patteson
George R. Collins
DER
Stewart
Will Webb
Her Co. Commissaioner—Dist
John E. Hall
George W. McKoy
Babe) Davis
John Sparks
John W. Murphy
Ber County
Vaughan
Charles
Grindstapf
CS. Williams
Wihilliam HO Powell
Della
Bill. Summers
Claude Bobrut
Fer County
Milton Garner
Jon Bec
Fer
W. ¥. Stanfterd
Truman Harrison
Robert J. Wimbish
Ernest Miers
Clyde Kaiser
Jon Coll
Marvin HL Phillips
JL. RE. Franklin
Claude V. Thompson
Aubrey M. Kerr
J. W. Huff
Dovie Hyden
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