Guardianship hearing order for Norris Haney minors in Pontotoc
Order sets hearing for March 30 1929 at 2:00 p.m. in Ada Oklahoma to consider guardian Carrie Haney petitioning to sell a portion of the minors estate. Notice requires kin and interested parties to appear and is published in Ada Weekly News. Sheriff F Bowles signs.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Norris B. Haney
John Haney
Elizabeth Haney
Patricia Haney
Harriett Haney
Carrie M. Haney
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Tal Crawford
Holt & Gilpreath
Guardian
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure
A sheriff sale is ordered in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a foreclosure judgment against B. C. Harbert versus Lalah Mathews and Arlene Harbert et al. The 170 acre tract in Section 2 ¾, Township 3 North Range 4 East, will be sold April 27 1929 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse front door for cash to satisfy the total of $2,577.19 plus interest costs and a second mortgage of $187.00. Sheriff Pred Bowles and Undersheriff Fred Donoho announce the sale with Kelley & Bullock as plaintiff attorneys.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Hk. W. Simpson
J. C. Chapiman
Smith
Evangeline G. Smith
District Court
Oklahoma
RR. W. Simpson
J. C. Chapman
Plaintif
W. C. Smith
Vontotoe County
Pontetoc
Towit
Indian Base
Prid
Ada
Fred Bowles
Okla
Fred Donoho
Duncan
George Green
W. H. Green
Mary Sain
Victor Green
EB. Green
Sidney EK. Green
First National Bank
4 Corporation
Briffe
Dala Pearl
Leo D. Smith
Amy Smith
T. L. Cooper
Mandy R. Cooper
J. W. Lee
Clemie Lee
George Reed
J. A. Hodges
H. J. Gibney
S. E. Bell
J. M. Chilcutt
Ventotoe County
Tontotoe County
McKreown & Green
Tony Frazier
State of
Robert Yocubby
Craven Brown
George Brown
Jane Leader
Fanny Clark
Jancy Yocubby
Sam Line
Charley Carter
Carrison Mazier
Henry Bryant
Washington Franklin
Saic
Jane Lender
Fanny Park
Sam Blue
Harrison Frazier
Washington
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Range
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Janey Yocubov
Harrison Kazier
Henry Faryant
Yarch
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Court House
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T. J. Morrow
Farm and Fame Savings
Missouri
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Planetiff
Maren
Fred F.owls
Tba
Fred Donqho
Harrell & Kerr
J. W. Cosgrove
Ulock
Donaghey
E. J. Mallory
Lara Mallory
Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association, of
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Gilbert Langendorf
Mabel Smith
Zona Smith
Betlah Langendorf
Charley Smith
John Smith
Hanson Smith
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E Price
J. P. Price
Township 3
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Equitable Farm Mortgage Company
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S. Jackson
Ohkna
P. A. Norris
County Art House
Ontotoe County
Lahoma
P Y. A. Norris
Sai Execut
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Tom Alexander
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Anne Comme
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H. M. Atkeson
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E McKnight
Anne Nee
H Mitchell
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Cla Welch
Wilson
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L G. Winn
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B. C. Harbert
Lalah Mathews
Arlene Harbert
Ruby Harbert
Pred Bowles
Kelley & Bullock
Judgments Dropped or Upheld in Oklahoma Court
The Criminal Court of Appeals faced several outcomes. Cott of Comanche county, jailed for liquor law violation, had his 30 day sentence and $200 fine set aside due to his death. Short and Arnote in Garfield county saw Short’s case dismissed for death while Buckner and Bullett of McIntosh county were not timely appealed and received one year in state prison. Grimm and Grimm in Garfield county were dismissed as fugitives after being sentenced to six months in jail and $500 fine.
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Mar
Criminal Court of Appeals
N. C. Cott
Comanche County
Tom Short
Jessie Arnote
Garfield County
Short
Eliza Buckner
Soma Bullett
McIntosh County
Jerry Grimm
Jean Grimm
Oklahoma Governor Holloway Tones Down Political Turmoil
Governor Holloway announced plans to form informal legislative committees with the senate and house to decide major legislation and whether to call a special session. He said he would not be bothered by office seekers and would proceed with a prompt program at a measured pace.
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Holloway
Senate
House of Representatives
Henry S. Johnston
Mar
W. J. Holloway
Oklahoma
Johnston
Perry
Okla
O. O. Hammonds
Hammonds
Former Kansas Governor W. R. Stubbs Dies at 70
Topeka Kansas March 25 W R Stubbs governor of Kansas from 1909 to 1913 died after an extended illness He was 70 and had retired to farming near Fowler Colorado He once defeated Vice President Charles Curtis for the Republican nomination for U S senator in 1912 but lost to Democrat W H Thompson Stubbs built railroad right of way including the Rock Island line from St Louis to Kansas City Angina pectoris cited as the cause of death.
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Kan
W. R. Stubbs
Kansas
Stubbs
Fowler
Col
Charles Curtis
Curtis
United States
W. H. Thompson
West
Rock Island
St. Louis
Kansas City
Angina Pectoris
Attempt to Rob Two Banks Foiled in Van Alstyne
In Van Alstyne Texas a four-man bank robbery crew failed to enter First National and Continental State banks as city marshal W L Echols was wounded when a pistol misfired and a robber fired. The bandits fled after alarms. Echols was hospitalized in Sherman with critical abdomen and leg wounds. Meanwhile Oklahoma Governor case unfolds with W J Holloway succeeding to governorship after Johnston impeached and acquitted on most charges.
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Tex
W. L. Echols
First National
Echols
J. T. Sheldon
Sherman
Oklahoma Senate Votes to Reconfigure A M College Regents
The Oklahoma Senate passed a constitutional amendment to remove the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical college from politics by creating a nine member board of regents appointed by the governor. Five farmers would serve, one from each congressional district, with at least three college graduates and representation across districts. The measure, debated by Senators Gray Gulager and Harper, aims for statewide participation and reforms in college governance.
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Mar
Senate
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Board of Regents
Board of Agriculture
Gordon Gray
Chickasha
W. M. Gulager
Muskogee
Gray
House
Gulasher
Gulager
Jess Harper
Agricultural College
Ada Lassies Defeat Mulvane for National Round
The Ada Lassies beat Mulvane 36 to 25 in Wichita advancing from the first elimination heat in the National AAU Girls basketball tournament. They will face Mid Tennessee teachers of Murfreesboro on Wednesday as they press toward five rounds to win the title.
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Mulvane
Kan
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Horace Mann
Lassies
Mid-Tennessee
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Kansas
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Cardinals
Bird City
Leon-Bentons
Leon
Cleveland
Gas & Electrics
Oklahoma City
State will not buy all bridges over Red River
Oklahoma City report says the state does not intend to buy all bridges over the Red River. The news item notes fiscal or policy considerations guiding bridge ownership decisions and mentions officials discussing infrastructure options.
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Red River
Oklahoma
Texas
W. C. Burnham
Highway Department
Burnham
Denison
Preston
Gainsville
Terral
Oklahoma City
Measure 15 Adopted on City Assessments
The Oklahoma House of Representatives unanimously adopted Measure 15 a bill by James Nance Cotton County authorizing cities to review and adjust unpaid unmatured assessments on delinquent city property with hearing rights and a cap equal to the delinquent amount. The measure, tied to refunding Walters street bonds, allows governing officials to refund and reassess as needed while avoiding overassessment.
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Mar
House of Representatives
James Nance
Cotton County
Nance
Walters
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