Sheriff Duncan Praised For Handling Pontotoc County Crisis
Sheriff Duncan earns praise from Pon tetec county citizens after the Lenn death of deputy Gus Nebhut. He kept order through a dawn vigil and persuaded three hundred men to respect the law. The article notes his long service since 1914 and his role in keeping prisoners secure without escapes.
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Pontetec
Evening News
Duncan
Gus Nebhut
Mr. Nebhut
Pontotoc County
B. F. Marshall
Ben Benson
Oklahoma
Buck Garret
Ardmore
Clara Smith Haman
Iate L. Haman
Garrett
L. E. Mitchell
Jess Phillips
Coalgate
Charlie Worley
Pauls Valley
L. M. Chandler
Francis
Frisco
Charges Against Trapp May Be Filed Today
Oklahoma City march 14 the legislature faces impeachment charges against Lieutenant Governor Trapp to be filed today by the house board of managers before the senate. other action includes appropriation bills and possible adjournment by next saturday with pay reductions for lawmakers and ongoing debate over an industrial court law rooted in the 1919 Kansas strike contexts.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Gvernor Trapp
House Board of Managers
A. N. Leecraft
Texas Farmers Urged Rat Eradication Health Drive
Governor Neff designates March 13 to 19 for statewide health and sanitation actions. Texas farmers urged to prepare Tuesday to destroy rats in barns and homes to curb crop damage and disease risk.
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Pat M. Neff
Texas
Funeral services for Deputy Gus Nebhut held in Stonewall
The funeral of Gus Nebhut deputy sheriff shot in a Friday pistol battle and died Saturday at the local hospital was conducted at the Stonewall Methodist church by Rev Holland. Masons, I O O F W O W and Masonic lodges formed the attendance, with hundreds from across the state and a large burial gathering despite the rain. Nebhut leaves a wife four children a mother sister two brothers and other relatives. Sheriff Bob Duncan attended as a friend and colleague.
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Gus Nebhut
Methodist Church of
Stonewall
Holland
Masonic Lodge
I. O. O. F. Lodge
W. O. W. Lodge
Bob Duncan
Fails To Appear In Court Is Arrested Again
Rance Jones was arrested by officers and placed in the county jail awaiting trial after failing to appear at the appointed time. His bond was forfeited and the trial, charged as assault with intent to kill against his wife, was postponed indefinitely pending Judge Brown’s schedule.
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Rance Jones
Brown
Ada Boy Takes Show Calves to Oklahoma City
Curtis Floyd son of County Superintendent A Floyd left yesterday for Oklahoma City with nine Aberdeen Angus calves. They will enter the Southwestern American Livestock show next week and some calves are expected to win prizes. After the show he plans to offer the animals for sale and continues to develop his herd.
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Curtis Floyd
A. Floyd
Oklahoma City
Curtis
Labor Law Fails In Purpose Believed By Mine Union Leader
Alexander Howat president of District No. 14 United Mine Workers criticizes Kansas Industrial Court after one year as failing to improve labor conditions. He cites wage claims, utility rate hikes, and expanded employer value, arguing the court costs taxpayers and worsens labor strife while threatening the right to strike and the liberty of workers.
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Kansas
Hery J. Allen
Topeka
Kans
Kansas Industrial Court
Alexander Howat
United Mine Workers of America
Howat
Industrial Court
Joplin & Pittsbdburen Railway Company
Kansas City
Europe
State of
America
Organized Labor
Herbine advertised for costive bowels relief
An advertisement touts Herbine for constipation relief noting it removes impurities quickly and thoroughly with a pleasant effect. The price is 60 cents and it is sold by Hensler and Story.
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Hensler & Story
Depredations Reported in Ireland Killings in Cork
March 15 reports from Cork describe a night of attacks by unknown assailants. British officers in civilian clothes were held up at Cross Haven. Thomas Hennessey and Michael Murray were killed in fighting, and farmer John Mavasta was fatally shot at his door. Several other murderous attacks occurred overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cork
Cross Haven
Thomas Hennessey
Michael Murray
John Mavasta
Quote on divorce rates and women's education in marriage
A historical remark argues that divorce rates would drop if young women delayed marriage in favor of learning domestic skills, criticizing haste to wed over homekeeping training.
Free trip for Champion Pig club members to Chicago
E B Shotwell state club leader and Armour's Breau announce free trips to Chicago for Champion Pig club members. A winner chosen by the state club leader and three staffers will tour the International Live Stock Exposition and write a brief story about the experience. Entries open through county agents or state club leader.
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E. B. Shotwell
Armour
Breau of Agricultura
Chicago
State College
Wind Storm Devastates Southern State Killing Three
Three people died and about 30 were severely injured as a high windstorm swept northwest Louisiana yesterday afternoon. Property damage is placed between 500000 and 1000000 dollars in the Shreveport area.
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Shreveport
Louisiana
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George B Tergoli
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Hunt
Price
A.B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman, Ter. Gwin & Mays Drug CO
Eula Burnett
Dalton
Cardo
Mrs. Burnett
Cardui
Hensler
GLUB
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Canada
Armour and Company
H. L. Giles
East 10Th St
Zensal CO
Nels Darling
Pres
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Chambray
Stevens-Wilson CO
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