Two Mortgages Of Exceptional Size Filed Here
Two large mortgages were filed with the county clerk. Southwest Gas Co of Oklahoma sold a $2,411,900 mortgage to Manufacturers Trust Co for 115 pages with $420 tax and about $60 filing fee. Southwest Gas Utilities Co, also to Manufacturers Trust, as trustee, registered a $1,000,000 first mortgage and deed of trust on 135 pages with $700 tax and about $7 filing fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Garner
Manufacturers Trust Company
Southwest Gas Company of Oklahoma
Southwest Gas Utilities Corporation of Oklahoma
Lloyd Parker
Johnson out as Senate Prospect in Oklahoma and New York moves
Washington reports Johnson's new federal relief post in New York City fuels speculation he may not run against Senator Gore in Oklahoma. Oklahoma lawmakers split, with Gore preferring citizenship to politics in Oklahoma and others doubting his candidacy, while some see potential viability despite residence questions.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
New York City
Senator Gore
D-Okla
Johnson
Gore
Senator Long
Congress
Oklahoma
Thomas
New York
Josh Lee
Will Rogers
Sam C. Massingale
Aubrey Hughes Denies Part in Pecan Robbery
Aubrey Hughes, about 25, faces burglary in the second degree after arraignment with Arnold Brown in Pontotoc county. Hughes, arrested in Blackwell under the alias Henry Hughes, pleads not guilty as Brown awaits district court trial on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Hughes
Pontotoc County
Sherwood W. Hill
Hughes
Arnold Brown
O. G. Harp
North Broadway
Brown
Justice Hill
Blackwell
Clyde Kaiser
Henry Hughes
Kaiser
Seminole
Audrey Hughes
Thomas Hughes
Man jailed for failure to pay $25 fine
Bill Morris of Texas was jailed in Pontotoc county after failing to pay a $25 fine and court costs after pleading guilty to petty larceny for allegedly stealing gasoline. He had given the name Joe Smith at arrest before confirming his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Morris
Texas
Pontotoc County
A. W. Oliver
Morris
Joe Smith
Louis Knocks Out Carnera at Yankee Stadium
After Joe Louis stopped Primo Carnera in New York, Carnera praised Louis as the hardest hitter he ever faced and called him a good boy likely to be champion. Louis said Carnera caused little damage, planned to finish him by the fifth or sixth round, and achieved the win.
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Primo
Joe
New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Primo Carnera
Yankee Stadium
Carnera
Maxie Baer
Louis
Phedident Wil Put Tax Bills This Term
Senate leaders abandon plan to attach tax the rich programs to nuisance tax extension. House will originate new tax legislation as Roosevelt presses for action this session. Harrison assures LaFollette and others work on wealth taxes will begin next week. Senate then extends nuisance taxes one year from June 30.
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Associated Press
Washngton
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means
Senate
Doughton
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
House
Charles West
Poughter
House Ways and Means Committee
Burns
O'Connor
House Rules Committee
West
Treasury
Legislative Drafting
Congress
Ways and Means
Washington
Finance Committee
LaFollette
Wis
Reservoir Site Decided for Ada Water Expansion
Ada city officials and residents toured the proposed 5 million gallon reservoir addition planned north of the existing 2.5 million gallon tank. Voters on July 16 will decide on $38,500 in bonds to supplement a $31,500 public works grant for a $70,000 project.
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Board of City Commissioners
Ada
Public Works Fund
J. D. Willoughby
Chinese Clash With Manchukuoan Forces At Jehol Chahar Front
A Manchoukuan frontier patrol of 800 faced 700 Chinese soldiers along the Jehol Chahar frontier. Reports from Hsinking said clashes began Monday with 500 Chinese troops, 200 more arriving, as Tokyo prepared air defense drills and public blackout plans. Major General Doihara ordered fresh demands to the Chinese on Chahar, while Tokyo officials claimed no official orders to provocate north China fighting.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Sanguina
Jehol-Chahar
Manchoukuan War Office
Rengo
Hsinking
Toshikkou
War Office
Manchoukuo
Toshihkou
North China
Jehol
Army High Command
Kenji
Great Wall
Chahar
Kalgan
Foreign Office
Manchoukuan
Oklahoma City Reports Three New Division Engineers Appointed
The Oklahoma state highway commission announced the decentralization move naming A. O. Walker Muskogee Ada B. E. Clark and W. H. Drover to new division engineer posts. F. R. Bell W. R. Black and H. D. Brown moved or reassigned with Black remaining Ada construction engineer to focus on district construction. Clark’s arrival date in Ada is not known.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
A. O. Walker
Muskogee Division
F. R. Bell
B. E. Clark
Ada Division
W. R. Black
W. H. Drover
Lawton
Clinton Division
H. D. Brown
Ada
Black
Seventeenth Street
Clark
Fitstown Man Pays Hundred Dollar Fine
Charles Buffum of Fittstown pleaded guilty to operating a disorderly house and was fined $100 plus costs by Justice Sherwood W. Hill. Buffum paid the fine and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitstown
Charles Buffum
Fittstown
Ana
Sherwood W. Hill
Buffum
Indian bill moves to restitution for Comanche Kiowa Apache
The House Indian Committee approved a bill by Rep. Johnson to allow the Comanche Kiowa and Apache in Oklahoma to seek restitution from the Court of Claims. The tribes claim 2 to 4 million dollars from the Jerome treaty settlement made over 30 years ago. Johnson will submit claims to the commission under existing customs.
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Washington
House Indian Committee
Johnson
Dokla
Oklahoma
Court of Claims
Commission
Special deputy Okla sheriff assigns famed flyer Goebel
LP Art Goebel, Pacific Ocean flier and veteran pilot, was named a special deputy by Sheriff Stanley Rogers of Oklahoma County. He will join a series of demonstrations proving airplanes can aid bank bandit hunts, following Rogers' pioneering use of two way radio planes in crime work.
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Oklahoma City
Art Goebel
Pacific Ocean
Stanley Rogers
Oklahoma County
Goebel
San Francisco
Honolulu
Rogers
Pilot Dies By Self Immolation To Escape Flames
In Bogota on June 26 Ernesto Samper a famed South American pilot and one of 15 victims of an air plane collision in Medellin lay in state at his mother's home amid public mourning. Carlos Gardel the Argentine actor and his troupe perished in the same collision and were buried at San Pedro cemetery in Medellin with large crowds attending.
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Bogota
Colombia
Ernesto Samper
Medellin
Carlos Gardel
San Pedro
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Formal Opening of Wintersmith Park Friday
The formal opening of Wintersmith park for its first season after a major improvement will be Friday at 6 30 PM in the amphitheatre if weather allows. Activities begin at 4 PM with Ada Boy Scouts canoe races and contests, plus planned swimming events. Speakers include H H Cornell from the government park service J F McKeel Ada and Hon Al G Nichols state senator Wewoka. A band, vacation girls chorus directed by Mrs A M Wallace, and other features will be part of the program. The event aims to acquaint Ada residents with the park facilities for summer leisure.
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Wintersmith Park
Boy Scouts of Ada
H. H. Cornell
Government Park Service
J. F. MceKeel
Ada
al G. Nichols
Wewoka
A. M. Wallace
Oscar Lovinggood Convicted of Slaying Deputy Sumter
Oscar Lovinggood a 47 year old Lehigh farmer was convicted by a district court jury at Coalgate of the slaying of Deputy U S Marshal R O Bob Sumter. He was immediately sentenced to 45 years in the state penitentiary.
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Oscar Lovinggood
R. O
Bob’ Sumter
Lehigh
U. S
Bob” Sumter
Coalgate
Ada Boy Admits Theft of Ada Man's Horse
Leonard Kennedy a 17 year old Ada resident pleaded guilty to larceny of a domestic animal for stealing a gray horse from Ollie J. Davidson and was jailed in Ada awaiting sentencing by District Judge Tal Crawford. Deputy Shockley tracked the horse 5 miles west of Rofs and arrested Kennedy nearby. Kennedy borrowed the horse and lived with his mother north of Ada. sentencing was postponed due to the judge being out of town.
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Leonard Kennedy
Ada Boy
Sherwood W. Hill
Young Kennedy
Tal Crawford
Ollie J. Davidson
West Twelfth Street
Clyde Kaiser
Charley Shockley
Rofs
Shockley
Kennedy
Ada
Burning Car Fatal Crash Near Edmond Oklahoma
Don Blades, 21, died from burns after a car went 40 feet through a culvert and burst into flames near Edmond Oklahoma. E A Lannon, 35, was thrown from the vehicle and seriously injured with a broken leg and cuts. The unconscious driver remained inside as the car burned.
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Oklahoma City
Trapper
Don Blades
Edmond
E. A. Lannon
Weather Dims Oklahoma Crops Across Regions
Federal observer Harry F. Wahlgren reports heavy rains last week damaged crops in eastern Oklahoma washing out cotton and delaying corn and wheat. Potatoes rot in the east. some Adair county farmers revert to cradle harvesting. Western regions show general corn but light wheat yields in the panhandle.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Harry F. Wahlgren
Federal Weather Observer
Wahlgren
Adair County
Panhandle
Brother of Noted Kansas Athlete Killed in Accident
SANDPOINT Idaho June 26 Raymond Cunningham 28 brother of Glenn Cunningham famous Kansas athlete was killed when his truck plunged over an embankment near here last night He was thrown clear of the vehicle and his chest crushed against a stump Two other men were slightly hurt Cunningham operated a farm near Bonners Ferry Idaho which was the scene of the accident.
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Sandpoint
Ida
Raymond Cunningham
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Here
Cunningham
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Two Accused Of Conjoint Robbery Here
Wyatt Caldwell and Herbert Conlee pleaded not guilty before Justice Sherwood W. Hill on a conjoint robbery charge. Police say Jack Cole of Ada reported two men relieved him of about $1.40 on West Main Street. Bond set at $2,000 each for July 19 preliminary hearing. Caldwell lists Joplin Missouri and Conlee Wilburton Oklahoma as home. Both have police records.
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Wyatt Caldwell
Herbert Conlee
Sherwood W. Hill
Jack Cole
Adaman
West Main Street
Justice Hill
Caldwell
Joplin
Conlee
Wilburton
Okla
Collins Named to Pontotoc County Excise Board
J Henry Collins manager of the P B Wilson Lumber Co has been named by the state tax commission as a member of the Pontotoc county excise board He will likely assume duties July 1 marking the start of the new fiscal year Other appointments remain to be announced Collins has long been active in Pontotoc civic affairs and is well acquainted with local conditions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Collins
P. B. Wilson Lumber Company
State Tax Commission
Pontotoc County
O Malley Pleads Guilty in 1933 Kidnapping Case
Walter Irish O Malley halted his trial by pleading guilty to the 1933 kidnapping of August Luer, an Alton banker. He received a life sentence, following testimonies by two convicted co defendants who portrayed him as the abduction’s instigator. He is the fourth person sentenced to life in the case.
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Edwardsville, Sr
Walter
O’malley
August Luer
Alton
Ill
O'Malley
Committee To Restock Lake With Game Fish
The Wintersmith park lake will be restocked by a city fish committee formed with Ed Haley city fire chief Harry Evans hardware merchant and Waynes Wheelock employee of Choctaw Cotton Oil joining with the local Izaak Walton league. Jack Fink state game ranger will assist with obtaining fish from hatcheries while restocking plans aim to create a premier southeastern Oklahoma fishing site with no fishing for one to two years to protect spawning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Commissioners
Ed Haley
Harry Evans
Waynes Wheelock
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
Izaak Walton League
Wintersmith Park
J. D. Willoughby
Sherwood W. Hill
Izaak Walton
Vester Willoughby
Jack Fink
Pontotoc
Murray
Johnston
Park Lake
Oklahoma
Boy Confesses He Caused Train Wreck
Deputy sheriffs report 16 year old David Barnes of Little Rock confessed along with a companion to placing spikes on the Missouri Pacific right of way. The fast freight crashed Sunday, killing three transients and injuring eight, with damage around 75 000 dollars.
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Little Rock
David Barnes
Missouri Pacific
Barnes
Conner
Raper
Towns
Smith
Man Changes Mind About Punishment in Adopting Case
In Alexandria Virginia a 37 year old painter Harry Gregory chose to serve a year in jail instead of receiving a whipping for beating his three year old adopted daughter. Police Judge James R Duncan had earlier announced the option of a whip but Gregory reversed course.
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Alexandria
Harry Gregory
Gregory
James R. Duncan
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