Travelers and locals share news from Ada area
City Enefs notes Mr G D Koonce illness prompts early return from multi state vacation. Miss Vada Reed sails July 5 for Europe visiting multiple countries and returns to New York then Phoenix. Joe Hicks Jr injured in Tulsa auto crash with skull fracture. Ada residents Hal Welch and Clifford Hayes visit relatives and recoveries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vada
Tom Reed
S. Johnson
Kansas City
Louise Houston
Tucson
Ariz
Montreal
Canada
Europe
France
Italy
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Scotland
Holland
England
S. S. Carmania
New York
Miss Reed
Phoenix
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
New Orleans
Joe Hicks, Jr
Tulsa
Mr. Hicks
Ada
Quiet Valley Wedding Ties Florine Butler and Jenner Coil
Miss Florine Butler and Jenner Coil were quietly married Sunday by T. O. Cullins with Etta Lee Stockstill and Frances Bell present. Mrs. Coil, a Nu chapter Pi Kappa Sigma member, attended East Central last year. Mr. Coil works at Lindsay's Corner Drug. couple to reside there. Ed Payne of Wapanucka visits Ada briefly. A. A. Lucas and wife depart for Milwaukee to attend Kiwanis International convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florine Butler
L. T. Butler
Pauls Valley
Jenner Coil
Lindsay
T. O. Cullins
Etta Lee Stockstill
Frances Bell
Johnsons Return From Visit To Montrose Colorado
Steve Johnson and family left Wednesday for their home in Montrose Colorado after visiting relatives. Johnson runs a green house in Montrose the only one in that region of the state.
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Steve Johnson
Montrose
Colorado
Mr. Johnson
Home Demonstration Agent Travels East. Local Notables Mentioned
Mrs Iva M Whitt district home demonstration agent passed through the city en route to eastern points. She was formerly Miss Iva Mc Alister and lived in Ada for several years. J C Sims insurance man and Masonic secretary suffered another paralytic stroke about 7 30 last evening but is resting well this afternoon. Bartley Meaders who underwent a major operation in an Oklahoma City hospital last week is reported to be doing splendidly.
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Iva M. Whitt
Points East
J. C. Sims
Bartley Meaders
Oklahoma City
Craddocks Visit Sister in Local City
Mr and Mrs Perry Craddock and their son from Baton Rouge Louisiana spent Thursday in the city for a brief visit with Mrs T B Blake at 05 South Broadway.
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Perry Craddock
Baton Rouge
City
Ada hosts visiting farmers and notable citizens
Patsy Grennan, a well known Coalgate resident, was in Ada on business and visiting friends. D. P. Trent of Stillwater, attending a dairy and agriculture meeting in Ada and nearby areas, is connected with the extension department at A. and M. college.
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Patsy Grennan
Coalgate
Ada
D. P. Trent
Stillwater
Mr. Trent
A. and M. College
Family trips and moves noted in Sunday item
Mr and Mrs John L Case and children returned Friday from a Texas trip including Galveston. Mrs C A Cummins came back from Booneville Missouri after the death of her brother in law C R McRoberts. Mr and Mrs L E Franklin left for Oklahoma City on news of John M Mc Donalds illness. Mr and Mrs Oren Hughey left for Ardmore to make their home with a new job at Clarence Saunders store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Koonce
Georgia
Paul
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Koonce
Clifford Hayes
Oklahoma City
John L. Case
Galveston
C. A. Cummins
Booneville, Mo
C. R. McRoberts
Mr. McRoberts
Cummins
L. E. Franklin
Oren Hughey
Ardmore
Mr. Hughey
Clarence Saunders
Tidwalls Visit Relatives in Arkansas and Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tidwell left Thursday for Waldo Arkansas to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. B B Tidwell. They will then go to Texarkana to see his sister Mrs C C Fincher and family and expect to return in about two weeks. Miss Cecil Bentley and Miss Zena Leonard of Allen returned today from a weekend visit with relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Tidwell
Waldo, Ark
Mr. Tidwell
B. B. Tidwell
Texarkana
C. C. Fincher
Cecil Bentley
Zena Leonard of
Allen
Gwin Family Returns From Southeast Trip With Ed Jr
Mr and Mrs Ed Gwin and family return from a trip through Tennessee Virginia North Carolina and Arkansas visiting relatives and bringing back Ed Jr who has been in college in Virginia. The trip is described as most delightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gwin
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Arkansas
Ed, Jr
Norman man visits Ada with friends from college
Dennis Petty of Norman is in Ada today visiting with friends. A former Ada high school student, he has attended the university for the past two years.
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Dennis Petty
Norman
Ada
Senate Finance Committee Stays On Job Amid Heat
In Washington the Senate finance committee toils over the tariff measure while others take vacation. After two months witnesses will be heard and the Senate will reconvene Aug 9 to act on Hoover’s tariff recommendations. Debenture farm relief and prohibition debate mark the adjournment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Capitol
Congress
House
Senate
Hoover
Jones
Department of Justice
Norris
Nebraska
Johnson
California
Republican Independent Group
Nebraskan
United Press Association
Caney Bank Robbery in Atoka County Nets $2256
Two bandits robbed the Bank of Caney in Atoka county and fled on horseback with $2256 in currency. Cashier C H Brown was forced to surrender the money while J W Trimble and Brown’s daughter were held at bay. A posse jailed one suspect at noon and recovered about $285 in gold along the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Atoka
Caney
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Californian Robinson Crusoe on Socorro Island rescued by navy
Arcie T. Smith of San Diego, marooned for four months on Socorro Island off Ecuador, reappears aboard a Japanese fishing vessel heading home after a failed rescue by U S navy cruisers. The expedition to shear wild sheep failed. he vanished 48 hours before the ships arrived.
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NEA
San Diego
Cal
Robinson Crusoe
Socorro
Island
Pacific Ocean
Arcie T. Smith
Ecuador
Smith
Robert Louis Stevenson
Isla
Socorro Island
United States
Pacific
Washington
U. S. Navy
Honolulu
Atlantic
Secretary of the Navy
Memphis
Bie
Archie Smith
California
Heflin Objects to Report of Hearing
Ada Evening News quotes Heflin opposing coverage of a court inquiry. He claims teachers and school board largely support him and denies paying for certificates or entering false records. He accuses the paper of unfair reporting and cites witnesses supporting Fisher’s disputed claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heflin
Ada Evening News
Fisher
Juvenile Innocence Affirmed in Oklahoma Robbery Case
Oklahoma City June 22 The criminal court of appeals granted habeas corpus for John Brown a 15 year old sentenced to eight years in a state reform school for robbery The court ruled a child under 16 cannot be guilty unless the county juvenile court proves knowledge of wrongfulness at the time of the act The boy reportedly pleaded guilty in district court after being tried as if over 16 and was jailed before the writ.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Criminal Court of Appeals
John Brown
Kingfisher County District Court
State Reformatory
Kingfisher
Brown
Poteau River Tragedy Claims D. B. Oliver
The Poteau river drowned D. B. Oliver, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Oliver of Ness Spur, two miles north of Poteau. He waded into deep water and could not swim out. the body was recovered last night by boy scouts.
Oklahoma Senate kills plan to unify high courts
In Oklahoma City on June 20 the senate rejected a constitutional amendment to merge the supreme court with the criminal court of appeals and create a new court of appeals. Twenty two senators voted yes and 17 no. The measure failed to reach a constitutional majority. The report also notes a projected treasury surplus of $100,000,000 by June 30 based on current returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
American Association of Highway Officials
Oklahoma
Springfield
House of Representatives
W. B. Allen
Washington County
Allen
Trinidad
Col
Kansas
Seneca
Winita
Nowata
Bartlesville
Pawhuska
Ponca City
Tonkawa
Pond Creek
Lamont
Ingersoll
Kildare
Blackwell
Medford
Senate
House
David Faulk
Marshall County
Henry S. Johnston
Tom Kight
Rogers County
Faulk
Lloyd Lowry
Jackson County
Corporation Commission
Supreme Court
Criminal Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Andrews
Anglin
Blakely
Boyer
Clark
Ewing
George
Gray
Hill
Kinierer
Loofbourrow
MacDonald
Nesbitt
Peck
Powers
Reed
Smith
Stewart
Stigler
Storms
Williamson
Easter
Ferguson
Graham
Gulager
Harper
Johnson
Creek
Johnson Oil Pottawatomie
Jolly
Moore
Otten
Patton
Ray
Rice
Terwiller
Thomas
Williams
Treasury
Income Tax Payments Show Heavy Increase
Washington reports a material rise in tax receipts boosting fiscal year revenue to 3,790,141,997 as of June 18 with a surplus of 101,795,855. June 18 alone brought 239,602,300, among the largest daily totals, and month to date reached 359,971,240, 130,534,951 above last June. Since June 30, tax payments totaled 2,135,426,544, surpassing last year by 190,140,331 and nearing the entire 1928 total.
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Washington
Treasury
Daily Statement Today
Tom Mix Reports 75000 Robbery in Circus Travel Car
Portsmith New Hampshire June 20 Pi Cai Frydendahl valet of actor Tom Mix was arrested after Mix reported a $75000 theft from a private car traveling with the Sells Floto circus The bag held 7100 cash 25000 Liberty Bonds 35000 credit clips 4000 bankers checks and other securities plus a $65000 diamond case was left behind.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Cai Frydendahl
Tom Mix
Mix
Sells-Flote
Frydendahl
Seminole Officials Face Accusations in Prohibition Case
Seminole county officers including Deputy Sheriffs J J Johnson W B Hickman and Undersheriff Earl McDaniel arraigned in Pauls Valley federal court on conspiracy charges tied to violations of the national prohibition act. The government alleges a line of officials protected liquor sales and beer operations in Seminole county with payments to officers and widespread distribution.
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Muskogee
Seminole County
Liberty
Pauls Valley
J. J. Johnson
W. B. Hickman
O. H. Garrison
Earl McDaniel
Wewoka
Seminole
W. F. Rampendahl
United States District Attorney
McDaniel
Troy Croker
Hoover Faces Rough Start in Special Session Farm Fight
President Hoover confronts a tough Congress as he seeks farm relief and tariff revision. The house passed a farm aid measure amid opposition and western Republicans faced with bipartisan shifts on the export debenture plan. The senate blocked postponement of the national origins quota provisions while approving reapportionment and the next census.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
House
Mr. Hoover
Capitol Hill
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Iowa
Agricultural West
Republican Party
Finance Committee
Rain Benefits Crops Across Southwestern County
A recent sprinkle and today's downpour aid corn maturity and cotton growth says J B Hill county agent. Rainfall was widespread in the southwest with southeast areas receiving generous showers, boosting gardens pastures and all crops. County crops now have good odds for early corn and later plantings maturing barring hot winds.
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J. B. Hill
Mr. Hill
Wewoka Child Dies After Pool Area Car Accident
Dick Creekmore seven year old son of Tom and Mrs Creekmore died from injuries after a car driven by Wilbur Johnson backed over him at a Wewoka swimming pool. Authorities said the accident appeared unavoidable and no charges were filed.
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Wewoka
Dick Creekmore
Tom Creekmore
Court Hands Down Several Decisions
Writ of habeas corpus freed Walter Tayrein and Roy McClintock from Washington county jail for lack of evidence linking them to a statutory offense. Will Morris of Wagoner county, convicted of manslaughter, must serve ten years for the slaying of Wesley v Kelly, per the district court’s affirmed sentence. Other actions include Oldham for stealing oats, three years. Daniels for burglary, five years. Gamble and Morrison for selling liquor, 30 days and $50 fine. Willard for possession of liquor, 30 days and $100 fine. Johnson for selling liquor, 30 days and $100 fine. Fromoke for transporting liquor, 90 days and $350 fine.
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Oklahoma City
Walter Tayrein
Roy McClintock
Washington County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Will Morris
Wagoner County
Wesley
Caddo County
Paris Humorist George Courteline Dies on 72nd Birthday
George Courteline, a renowned French humorist, died today in Paris on his 72nd birthday. His career featured sharp social satire and stage successes across France.
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Paris
George* Courteline
France
Actress Marion Nixon Engaged to Edward Hillman Jr
The Examiner reports film actress Marion Nixon engaged to Edward Hillman Jr 28 heir of Chicago merchant Edward Hillman no wedding date announced in June in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
The
Examiner Today
Marion
Nixon
Edward Hillman, Jr
Edward Hillman
Chicago
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Hal Welch
Hugo
Don Welch
Welch
Sulphur Hospital
Ed Payne
Wapanucka
A. A. Lucas
Milwaukee
Wis
Desert Isle
Mitchusson
Pontotoc County
Ae Smack
Buy Bourpes
Poteau
Union OF Courts Mercure
Margaret Johnson
Kay County
Henry Fromoke
Washita County
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