Oil field notes show Carter and Amerada wells near Pontotoc
In Pontotoc County oil field updates, Carter Oil tests the No. 9 Harden in 30-2-7 flowing 218 barrels in 26 minutes before rain delay, then 589 barrels first hour and 421 second hour through casing. Amerada No. 1 G. F. Smith in 28-2-7 acidized after weeks, while John Thompson No. 1 in 29-2% and Moore No. 2 Woodruff in 29-2-7 produce near 400,000 barrels daily potential with other wells drilled or plugged.
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Carter Oil Companys
Fitts Pool
Carter No. 9
Harden
Amerada
G. F. Smith
Centrahioma
John Thompson
Drilling Advances In Coal County Wildcat Tests
Friday reports show Carter No. 1 John Thompson near Cen trahoma at 2709 feet and Amerada No. 1 Travelers Life at 1444 feet. Fitts pool Bromide sand well at 28-2-7 continues to resist flow as crews circulate oil.
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Coal County
Amerada No. 1 Travelers Insurance
Center
Pontotoc County
Fleetborn No
Oliver
Centrahoma
John Thompson
G. F. Smith
Oil Pool Adds Pipeline As Wells Progress In Pontote County
In Pontote County the John Fitts pool sees slow completions but expects at least nine wells by week end. Stanolind Pipeline advances an 8 inch line to Byng station to move up to 20 000 barrels daily, using reconditioned pipe from Bristow area. Drilling on Skelly No. 1 Minnie Akers south of field expands activity while Magnolia tests Shaffer base push toward potential production.
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John Fitts Pool
Pontote
Stanolind Pipeline Company
Byng Station
Lemons and Bradley
Tulsa
Bristow
Skelly No
Minnie Akers
Magnolia
Shaffer
Oliver
Phillips No 9 Norris yields 715 barrels in 30 minutes at Ada field
Phillips Petroleum reported the No 9 Norris well in the John Fitts field near Ada flowed 715 barrels in 30 minutes through casing and 245 barrels in an hour through tubing. The No 19 Norris offset and the No 15 Norris southeast of 5-2-6 were noted as recent developments. Burke-Greis crews advance drilling near Chambers and Fitts pool edge with rotary methods as tests continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Petroleum Corporation
John Fitts
Ada
Norris
Phillips No. 15
Burke-Greis
Colbert
Burke-Greis No
Chambers
Fitts Pool
Wildcat
Coal County
Carter No
John Thompson
Amerada No
Travelers Insurance
Steedman
Acidizing yields strong early oil flow in Amerada No. 16 test
The Amerada No. 16 well in section 28-27 shows a rapid oil flow after acidizing 2,000 gallons delivering 221 barrels per hour through casing and 145 through tubing. A 14 hour test produced 1,112 barrels, with washing and tuning adjustments previously failing to start production. Magnolia plans No. 3 Simpson and No. 4 Simpson wells nearby as offsets to the productive No. 2 Simpson. Carter Oil’s John Thompson well in 34-29 is drilling beneath 3,170 feet and Amerada No. 1 Travelers Insurance sits at 2,500 feet near Centrahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerada
Ed Moore
Magnolia
Carter Oil Company
No. Y John Thompson
Centrahoma
Amerada No. 1 Travelers Insurance
Government to Seek Rent From Indians Property Holders
Tulsa June 26. United States government acting for heirs of Slim Jim Qua Paw Indian filed rent suits against more than 500 residents on Indian estate property at Picher and Bartlesville. Chester E. Brewer said suits target 300 Bartlesville families and 200-300 at Picher for rent over the last five years. Plaintiffs include Charles Markwardt for 126 dollars and C Dawson and G E Moore for 2360 dollars, all of Picher.
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Tulsa
UPI
United States
Slim Jim
Picher
Chester E. Brewer
United States District Attorney
Pitcher and
Bartilesville
Charles Markwardt
C. ©. Dawson
G. E. Moore
Bartlesville
Lydia Horner
Brewer
Steering committee pushes immediate cash bonus for soldiers
In Washington the Patman backed steering committee agreed to pursue immediate cash payment of adjusted compensation certificates, possibly tying it to a wealth tax plan. The Patman bill had failed earlier as the Senate sustained a presidential veto after the House overrode. The leader said the panel would seize any chance to obtain full cash payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patman
Senate
House
D-Tex
Bids Open August 7 For 13 Of 24 Navy Ships
Secretary Swanson announced that bids will open August 7 for 13 of 24 warships funded by the latest peace time naval appropriation. The fleet plan includes one light cruiser, one aircraft carrier, five destroyers, three submarines, and three more vessels to be bid later. He noted no final decision on replacement vs modernization and urged not to spark a building race with other powers.
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Washington
Swanson
Navy Department
United States
London
Poultry Market Report Chicago June 26
Markets report in Chicago notes live poultry steady with 26 trucks. Hens under five pounds at 16 dollars, over five pounds at 16 1/2. Leghorn hens 12 1/2, rock fryers 17-19, colored 17, rock springs 20-21, colored 18, rock broilers 17-18, colored 17, barebacks 13-15, leghorn chickens 13-? up. Roosters 13 1/2, turkeys 12-16, old ducks 10 1/2, small ducks 10-13, geese 10.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Chicago Dairy Prices Steady on Butter and Eggs
Prices for butter and eggs in Chicago on June 26 show steady markets. Butter reflects ossified ranges with creamery specials at 23 1 2 to 24 and various firsts and extras between 21 and 24. Eggs hold at 21 560 for steady grades with local and graded firsts around 23 to 24 and storage-packed lines at 24.
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Chicago
Potatoes Market Summary From Chicago Grain Desk
U S shipments total 845 with old stock and moderate supplies. Michigan round whites U S No 1 155 to 62 1 2 cents cwt. Idaho russets U S No 1 1 40 with heavy supplies and weak demand. North Carolina cobblers U S No 1 4 25 to 4 0 with decay. U S No 2 65. North Carolina triumphs U S No 1 50. Virginia cobblers U S No 1 1 15. North Carolina bbl cobblers U S No 1 3 15.
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Chicago
U. S
North Carolina
Virginia Cobblers
North Carolina Bbl
Cobblers
Adverse Weather Lifts Grain Markets Across Plains
Severe weather reports from wheat regions and the corn belt pushed grain markets higher. Rainfalls of 3 and 4 inches in parts of Kansas and Iowa contributed to the pessimistic outlook and stronger prices.
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Chicago
Kansas
Iowa
Chicago grain prices on June 26 1924
Chicago market report lists Cash wheat No 2 red at 82 1 4 cents No 3 mixed at 85 1 4 cents. Corn No 2 yellow 86 to 86 1 2 cents No 3 yellow 86 to 86 1 2 cents No 3 yellow 86. No 2 white 99 No 3 white 89 1 2 cents. Oats No 1 white 41 3 4 No 2 white 41 1 2 to 42 cents. Sample grade 37 to 41 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
Cotton market holds steady amid July liquidation and favorable weather
New York cotton quotes show quiet and steady trading with a July liquidation and light selling on favorable weather. Prices firmed late with mid afternoon level near unchanged to 3 points higher, futures closing steady 3 to 9 points up, spot middling at 11.95.
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New York
Spot Cotton Steady as Prices Rise in New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed five points higher as demand steadies. Sales reached 569 bales with low midling at 11.29 cents and middling at 11.90, good middling 12.49. Receipts 795, total stock 363,839 bales.
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Orleans
Saies
Cotton futures steady in New York and New Orleans markets
Cotton futures closed steady with small gains in New York up to 9 points, while New Orleans reported a mixed close from 6 points higher to 1 point lower. Trading ranged around 11.13 to 11.55 for July contracts and included several near-term price shifts.
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New Orleans
National Youth Administration Created by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt established the National Youth Administration to aid about 590,000 youths. The agency will operate under the work relief program with a $50 million budget for private industry apprenticeships and school training for ages 16 to 25, directed by Josephine Roche and Aubrey Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
National Youth Administration
Josephine Roche
the Treasury
Aubrey Williams
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
New Thomas-Rogers Indian Welfare Bill Sent to Tribes
Revised Oklahoma Indian welfare bill sent to tribes for approval or rejection. Eliminates Secretary Ickes power to probate estates and determine heirs. Proponents seek quick action as Congress considers mass legislation. aims include competency limits and court restrictions on guardianships for high blood Indians. Roosevelt outlines youth work relief and state apprenticeship programs with wage scales and education aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas
Roosevelt
Rogers
Congress
Oklahoma
Department of Interior
Ickes
House Committee
Disney
D-Okla
Nichols
Courts of
Eva Coe Faces Death Row After Clemency Plea Denied
In Ossining New York Eva Coe a 43 year old convicted slayer of Harry Wright awaits execution after Governor Lahman adjourned without granting clemency. She laments lost property and friends who she says betrayed her while insisting she never killed Wright. She faces tomorrow night as final decision looms.
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Ossining
N. Y
Eva Coe
Harry Wright
Otsego County Road House
Lahman
New York City
Albany
Mrs. Cook
Louis Louis Louis Defeats Carnera in Massive Stadium Upset
Joe Louis stops Primo Carnera in the sixth round before 60 000 at Yankee Stadium in a one sided title bid. The 21 year old Detroit challenger proves a heavy puncher and potential successor to boxing greats while promoter Mike Jacobs eyes Max Baer matchups this fall.
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Alan Gould
New York
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Detroit
Primo Carera
Yankee Stadium
Jack Dempsey
Louis
Carnera
Jacobs
Jack Doyle
Peter Jackson
Sam Langford
Jack Johnson
Negre
James de Braddock
Braddock
Opposed Tax Increases Drive Marland To Rethink Program
Oklahoma Governor E W Marland faces strong opposition to tax increases and new appropriations, signaling a possible abandonment of much of his recovery agenda. With legislature resisting sales tax and new boards, he seeks momentum by enforcing liquor laws to favor repeal.
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Marland
Oklahoma City
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
Marland Oil Company
Ponca City
Congress
Roosevelt
Fromstead and
New Industries Boards
William H
Murray
Statestead Board
New Deal
Farm foreclosure actions can start
Oklahoma City June 26 UPI the way was open for foreclosure proceedings on 27 farmers in the Western Federal district after Judge Edgar S Vaught dismissed petitions shielding them under the Frazier Lemke mortgage moratorium act ruled unconstitutional by the U S Supreme Court. Some cases in Eastern Oklahoma may remain in bankruptcy while others may be dismissed or continued with lien holder consent as July 15 motions show cause proceed.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Federal District of Oklahoma
Edgar S. Vaught
U. S. Supreme Court
Vaught
Robert L. Williams
Eastern Oklahoma
Muskogee
Dozen Schools Receive State Aid in Pontotoc County
Thirteen school districts in Pontotoc County received state aid this week. Ray Stegall, county superintendent, announced the total of 714 dollars distributed to Vanoss Parish Chapel Black Rock Conway Ahloso Lovelady Laxton Franks Steedman Yeager Summers Chapel Jones Chapel and Wilson for teacher salaries and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Ray Stegall
Vanoss
Parish Chapel
Black Rock
Conway
Ahloso
Lovelady
Laxton
Franks
Steedman
Yeager
Summers
Jones Chapel
Wilson
Tree Army Relief Reluctance Among Oklahoma Veterans
Oklahoma veterans on relief were offered CCC jobs to fill a quota of 949 but only 582 accepted. Maj. Harry B. Gilstrap notes these men, once prideful, now accept charity, contrasting with five years ago when they would have rejected such aid.
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Oklahoma City
Rain Delays National Intercollegiate Tennis Matches
Rain forced postponement of the national intercollegiate tennis matches for the second day. Play will resume tomorrow morning with third round singles and fourth rounds to be decided by nightfall, as finals are expected Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Pitt Family Return From Texas Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pitt of San Francisco and Miss Maude Pitt of Van Alstyne Texas have returned home after visiting Claude Pitt and Mrs. Pitt on South Johnston.
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J. W. Pitt
San Francisco
Miss Maude Pitt
van Alstyne
Texas
Miss Pitt
Claude Pitt
Mrs. Pitt
South Johnston
Leaders Seek To Rush New Tax Program
Washington reports New Deal leaders press ahead to pass Roosevelt tax proposals including an inheritance tax and higher incomes. A Senate committee drafts a rough levy plan expected to raise about 340 million dollars yearly amid calls for delay from Republicans and some Democrats. The ship subsidy bill opens today in the Senate, with House amendments likely, while debate on abolishing holding companies looms. A National Youth Administration was created under the work relief program with 50 million dollars allotted to aid jobs and education for youth.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Clark
Borah
Idaho
House
Wearin
House Interstate Commerce Committee
The
Securities Commission
National Youth Administration
Labor Department
CCC
Soviet Ballon Reaches New Altitude Near Tula
The Soviet stratosphere balloon U S S R 1 B 11 8 landed near Tula 150 miles from Moscow after a two hour 25 minute flight that reported 15900 meters 52165 feet. Commander Kristoff Zille co pilot Urey Prilutsky and physicist Alexander Verigo were aboard. The craft had set a 1000 meter record in 1935 and carries automatic parachutes. A second balloon Osgoviakhim 2nd is nearing completion in Leningrad for a possible late summer first flight.
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Moscow
Tula
Kristoff Zille
Zille
Urey Prilutsky
Alexander Verigo
Osgoviakhim
Leningrad
Commission says it lacks authority to cancel textbook adoptions
Oklahoma City June 36 The state textbook commission has no authority to cancel textbook adoptions and contracts said L S Hutson chairman of Gov Marlands new state commission His statement suggests that at least part of the 31 adoptions voted in October 1934 by the Murray commission would be voided The attorney general already has held that six of the 31 adoptions were illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Textbook Commission
L. S. Hutson
Marland
New State Textbook Commission
Murray Textbook Commission
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No. ? Simpson
Moore No
Woodruff
Amerada No. 1 G. F. Smith
Centralinoma
Carter Oil Company No
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Pachates
Thomas-Rogers
National Administration
State Committee
Ned
Giant Garner
Negro
Lethal
Primo
Joe Gould
Jimmy
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Baer
Talien
Donovan
van Joe
Tree Army
Commission
RCH G
Gordon
Carpenter & Burnett
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