Boundary dispute chiliogs to be resumed at U S Supreme Court
Oklahoma and Texas face a fresh appellate hearing on the Red River boundary fight as the supreme court sets April 24 to hear briefs. Freeling cites a $10 million cash receiver stake and a long history of filings, interventions, and geological testimony.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
S. P. Freeling
Tillman
Cotton Counties
Wichita County
Texas Rangers
Mobby
Freeling
United States
Spain
Supreme Court
Greer Country
Okla
Frederic A. Delano
Chicago
Greer County
Frederick S. Tyler
District Democratic Meetings Set by State Chairman
Democratic State Chairman Ben Lafayette announced three district meetings with Holdenville on March 9 in the fourth district, Oklahoma City on March 8 in the fifth, and Muskogee on March 7 in the second district. Additional meetings will follow as county organizations in 12 counties are completed, with a state committee session planned in Oklahoma City around March 15. The Chicago fire destroyed 17450.
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Democratic Committee
Poptotoc County
Ben Lafayette
Holdenville
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Lafayette
State Committee
Contested Pontotoc County Democratic Chairman Vote
The Pontotoc County Democratic Committee meeting heatedly organized its base as Judge I M King upheld a proxy voting plan over objections. Robert Wimbish contemplates a state committee challenge citing alleged illegal votes while proxies list varied county members and the vote tally reached 34 for Brydia and 21 for Wimbish.
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Democratic County Committee
I. M. King
A. L. Bullock
Robert Wimbish
Bolen
Brydia
Stonewall
Mr. Brydia
State Committee
Gaines
P. G. Smith
Vaness
Grover Gaar
M. L. Hunt
Lanham
W. W. Gaines
G. W. Garrett
Charley Ray
George McKay
E. N. Jones
Ada
R. H. Couch
Tom D McKeown
W. A. Delaney
Tilda Case
Allen
T. W. Corbin
Arthur Sutherland
Center
Walter Goyne
Egypt
J. L. Fairchilds
Solberg
S. A. Fish
A. R. Sues
Ott Wilfong
F. F. Brydia
J. B. Gilbraith
J. D. Crawford
Cc. S. Norman
Walter Wells
J. P. Crawford
C. W. Stringer
Leonard Braly
R. E. Hatcher
Jim Ellis
Joe Harden
George A. Harrison
R. L. Walker
J. F. Jared
T. B. Bond
G. C. Bond
W. B. House
M. Z. Nettles
Fred Elam
Wimbish
W. H. Allison
J. D Garr
Sam A. McKeel
D. A. Galbraith
D. C. Abney
Nora C. Vaden
Forde Harrison
Ahloso
J. H. Lovelady
D. E. Byrd
Bebee—Pleas Roberts
W. H. Haines
Capitol Hill
E. H. Lucas
Dan Hays
Dagges
J. B&b. Gilbraith
Frisco
G. H. Truax
Belle Thomas
Francis—C. S. Norman
R. F. Perry
Union Valley
F. F. Falter
F. D. Mayfield
Owl Creek
H. F. Lovelady
G. W. France
Franks
A. J. Harden
Mattie Lee
A. H. White
J. D. Gaar
C. A. Galbraith
Joe Sloan
Tom D. McKeown
Allen—Forde Harrison
Tilsa Center
Mammoth turtle travels eighteen miles over three years
Norman Oklahoma February 28 Special Modern science cites an Oklahoma University zoology instructor proving a large 50 pound macrochelys lacertine turtle moved eighteen miles from Armstrong to Nail's Crossing over three years. Tagged in 1918 it was found 300 yards from its original release and recaptured thirty miles upriver later.
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Norman
Okla
M. M. Wickham
University of Oklahoma
Wickham
Oklahoma Academy of Science
Armstrong
Nail
Kenefick
Oil men visit Ada for acreage talks and Allen refinery progress
G Alston and G E Campbell of Tulsa with Transcontinental Oil visited Ada last week to handle acreage matters. Montrose Oil Refining and Harry Morris are ready to resume well work at Allen section 20.5-8. The new Allen refinery is progressing well and should be ready in April. A testimonial promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion with a near 51 year old user from Rock Mills Alabama.
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Run
G. Alston
G. E. Campbell
Tulsa
Transcontinental Oil Company
Ada
Montrose Oil Refining Company
Harry Morrise
Allen
Chamberlain
George W. Emory
Rock Millis
Ala
Adv
Death of 5-year-old Dorothy Nell Lollar
Little Dorothy Nell Lollar died at her grandparents home 316 East Ninth Street. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 pm at the residence, burial in Rosedale cemetery. R. L. Sanders returns from Charlotte and other North Carolina centers, selling several bales of cotton. he visited the mountain region briefly.
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Dorothy Nell Lollar
E. Lollar
Charles Lollar
East Ninth Street
Rosedale Cemetery
R. L. Sanders
Charlotte
North Carolina
Ada News Roundup Includes Local Visits and Burns Recovery
Officers Bunyard and West of Roff were in Ada on official business yesterday. Miss Bess Hudson left for Oklahoma City after visiting her cousin Miss May Guest. Maurine Hill, 13, is recovering well from serious burns. John Tipton plans asphalt repairs on East Main Street using rock hauled to his Frisco right of way crusher. Mrs. Willie Vogt 32 died at her Ada home and funeral services will be held at Nazarene church tomorrow at 10:30. She was sister to Ruby Sneed and daughter of John Sneed.
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Bess Hudson
Miss May Guest
Oklahoma Cay
McAlester
John Tipton
Frisco
East Main Street
Willie Vogt
Ada
the Nazarene Church
Rev
Taylor
Ada Births Note Mary Maxine Among Local Relatives
Mr and Mrs Roy Rains announce a girl born at their home last Saturday. Mr and Mrs W M Derrick of 501 South Ash Avenue report the Feb 24 birth of an 8 pound girl named Mary Maxine. Ed McKinney and wife have arrived from Commerce Texas and will resume residence in Ada. McKinney formerly worked at the First National Bank here.
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Mrs
Roy Rains
W. M. Derrick
South Ash Avenue
Mary Maxine
Ed McKinney
Commerce
Texas
Ada
Mr. McKinney
First National Bank
Wall Wyatt couple wed in Sherman ceremony
Elbert Wall Ada and Miss Effie May Wyatt Sherman Tex were married at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Simmons East Twelfth street Rev C C Morris First Baptist church officiating. They will reside in Ada.
Funeral Services for T. M. Mock Held Saturday
Funeral services for T. M. Mock aged 75 were conducted Saturday afternoon at Rofs. He died Friday night at his son Honey Mock’s home on West Thirteenth Street and is survived by two sons and five daughters. Sadie Francis Lane, daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Lane, died Saturday at the family home west of Ada. Her funeral was held Sunday with Rev Nettles presiding and burial in Rosedale cemetery.
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T. M. Mock
Honey Mock
West Thirteenth Street
Rofs
Sadie Francis Lane
C. C. Lane
Ada
Rev. Nettles
Rosedale Cemetery
Vernon Anders Visits Konawa Friends in City
Vernon Anders of Konawa was seen in the city visiting friends yesterday and today.
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Vernon Anders
Konawa
Holdenville resident returns home after visit
Mrs. E. R. Saunders of Holdenville departed yesterday afternoon after a visit of several days. H. K. Franklin is reported improving after several days of illness. Dr. F. R. Laird left today for an unspecified destination.
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E. R. Saunders
Holdenville
H. K. Franklin
F. R. Laird
Guthrie Resident to Represent Ada Masonic Lodge at Grand Lodge
Reminder of community notes includes Guthrie plans to represent the Ada Masonic lodge at the Grand Lodge meeting. Other residents travel or visit family including Mrs J J Smith and Mrs William Burns in Fort Towson Oklahoma and Dr S P Ross returning from Oklahoma City after granddaughter Margaret Thompson's illness. Frances Allen returns from Dallas for a weekend visit. N T McAlester travels to Denver to see a son facing a nervous condition with siblings staying at Rev C C Morris home.
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Frances Allen
Dallas
Tex
N. T. McAlester
Denver
Colorado
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A. R. Sugg
George Wilfong
Peehee
FE. H. Lucas
J. RB. Gil
Lovelady
Pearl Elam
Maxwell
E. E. Sutton
Susie Bond
Lulu
A. N. Harbin
Louis Lillard
Lawrence
Pearl Weakley
Hall’s Hill
Steedman
Hart
Price
Walden
Wilson
Sunshine
Knox
Fitzhugh
Harry ‘Bunyard
Lee West
Roff
Maurine
J. B. Hill
Guthrie
Ada Masonic Lodge
J. J. Smith
William ¥. Burns
Fort Towson
J. W. Taylor
Center, Okla
S. P. Ross
Phil Thompson
Margaret Thompson
C. A. Bell
Howard Randall Morris
Howard
Mrs. Bell
Bayer
Ada, Oklahoma
Loan Association of Ada
The
Oklahoma State Bank
H. P. Reich
F. J. Stafford
C. H. Rives
L. A. Ellison
H. J. Huddleston
West Main
A. P. Brown Co
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