City Enefs and Local Health Updates
R B Gather of Coffman Hardware near Oklahoma City had a minor operation Saturday and shows no signs of improvement after a week in hospital. Murray Bronaugh Carlee Rogers and Jack Jeffries returned from Hidalgo Mexico where they visited Braydon Rogers and other points of interest. Mrs J E Guyler of Coalgate underwent an operation at Breco hospital yesterday and is reported doing as well as could be expected.
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R. B. Gather
Coffman Hardware Company
Oklahoma City
Murray Bronaugh
Carlee Rogers
Jack Jeffries
Hidalgo
Nueva Leon
Mexico
Braydon Rogers
J. E. Guyler
Coalgate
Breco Hospital
Jamison Sentenced to One Year for Grand Larceny
Whitney Jamison pled guilty before District Judge Orel Busby to grand larceny. The original burglary charge was reduced on plea, and Jamison received a one year state penitentiary sentence. Dick Dobbins of Dallas is visiting Ada for a few days and plans to sail from New York later this month for Europe for the rest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Jamison
State Penitentiary
Orel Busby
Jamison
Dick Dobbins
Dallas
Ada
Mr. Dobbins
New York
Europe
Delegates Sweeney West and Waggoner Head to State BPW Convention
Mrs. Audrey Sweeney, Mrs. Clarence West, and Miss Constance Waggoner left this morning for Blackwell where they are delegates to the state convention of the Business and Professional Women's clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Sweeney
Clarence West
Constance Waggoner
Blackwell
The
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Gilbert Montgomery Leaves For Maud Posting With Lucey Supply
Gilbert Montgomery departed yesterday morning for Maud where he has accepted a position with the Lucey Supply company.
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Gilbert Montgomery
Maud
Lucey Supply Company
Mrs. Lloyd Chism and daughter return from Texas visit
Mrs. Lloyd Chism and her young daughter Mary Louise have returned from Texas where they visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bill New 4s.
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Lloyd Chism
Mary Louise
Texas
Bill New
Ada Residents Head West as Drilling Co Opens Oklahoma Office
Friday's Daily notes Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hughes move from Ada to Oklahoma City where Hughes opens an office for the E. W. Hughes Drilling Co. Miss Alice Maness returns to Ada for summer with her mother Mrs. R. M. Maness. Mr. and Mrs. O. Hughey depart for Tulsa to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hughes
Ada
Oklahoma City
Mr. Hughes
E. W. Hughes Drilling Co
Alice Maness
Franks
R. M. Maness
Mrs. O. Hughey
Tulsa
Miss Mamie Sloan Visits Tupelo For Weekend
Miss Mamie Sloan a Tupelo teacher arrived this afternoon for a weekend visit with her sister Mrs. Bill Patterson and Mr. Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Sloan
Tupelo
Bill Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Mrs Joe Beck Returns From Dallas Treatment
Mrs. Joe Beck has returned from Dallas where she received hospital treatment. Mr. Beck remains in the hospital and is reported to be improving steadily.
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Joe Beck
Dallas
Beck
Mrs. Ross Visits Shawnee Hostess and Luncheon Guests
Mrs. Albert Ross of 1009 East 10th street left Friday to be the guest of Mrs. Lee W. Robertson of Shawnee. She attended a luncheon given by Mrs. Robertson there Friday afternoon with several out of town guests.
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Albert Ross
1009
East 10Th Street
Lee W. Robertson
Shawnee
Robertson
Weekend Guests from Atoka Visit Sumters
Mr and Mrs W G Morgan of Atoka are weekend guests of their daughter Mrs Bob Sumter and Mr Sumter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. G. Morgan of
Atoka
Bob Sumter
Mr. Sumter
MacMillans Host Gaylord Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Gaylord MacMillan and their young son are guests of Mr MacMillan’s parents Dr and Mrs E A MacMillan at 609 Mast 12 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord MacMillan
Mr. MacMillan
E. A. MacMillan
Mast 12
Roberts family heads to Sherman funeral
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Roberts and daughter Thelma travel to Sherman Texas for the funeral of Mr. Roberts' mother who died early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Roberts
Thelma
Sherman, Tex
Mr. Roberts
Burns hospital visit after Spaulding train accident
Mrs. Murray Miller Mrs. W H Patterson and Mrs Ruth Wilson were called to Holdenville where W L Miller lies in hospital with burns from a train accident near Spaulding last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Miller
W. H. Patterson
Ruth Wilson
Holdenville
W. L. Miller
Spaulding
Mrs. W. H. Riddle Improves After Ada Hospital Stay
Mrs. W. H. Riddle, who has been in Ada hospital for two weeks receiving treatment, is reported to be somewhat better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Riddle
Ada Hospital
Mrs Grace Rushing Moore Visits Oklahoma City
Mrs Grace Rushing Moore, hosted by Mr and Mrs Moore and relatives, spent the weekend in Oklahoma City and has now returned to Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Rushing Moore
Mr. Moore
Oklahoma City
Ada
Death of Hoyle Bowles in Spaulding Accident
Mr and Mrs Fred Bowles and Mr and Mrs A L Bowles report the death of their nephew Hoyle Bowles in an accident near Spaulding yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bowles
A. L. Bowles
Hoyle Bowles
Spaulding
Frisco Train Collision Leaves Man Severely Burned
W. F. Miller, father of Murray Miller and Mrs. Ruth Wilson, is reported in unchanged condition after a collision yesterday near Spaulding between a Frisco train and a gasoline truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Miller
Murray Miller
Ruth Wilson
Miller
Spaulding
Prescott man reports sisters improving steadily
Bucey Lambert of Prescott Arizona sends word that his sisters Mrs. Nell Parsons and Mrs. Ada Smith are improving steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucey Lambert
Prescott, Arizb
Nell Parsons
Ada Smith
Court awards restricted bequest to Jefferson Medical College
In Philadelphia Harvard University refuses to teach that surgical treatment of defective and criminal classes is sound doctrine. A court grants Jefferson Medical College a restricted bequest of 68000 dollars from Dr J Ewing Mears surgeon and writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiladelphia
Harvard University
Jefferson Medcal College of
Philadelphia
Harvard
J. Ewing Mears
Noble County road suit settled after bond posted
Perry Oklahoma April 26 A Noble County taxpaying group and Tom Green Oklahoma City contractor settled the case over four miles of asphalt west of Red Rock Green posts a one year maintenance bond and pays 100 dollars in court costs The taxpayers had accused Green of using three inch beds and inferior materials A separate Noble County suit against Green Boots Construction for 600000 remains in district court over nine miles west of Billings alleging improper concrete and contract breaches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble County
Green-Boots Construction Company
Oklahoma City
Billings
Suggestions to Peony Growers in Stillwater
Franklin J. Ruedel of Oklahoma A and M College greenhouse advises peony growers to disbud all side flower buds to concentrate food for the terminal bloom. Disbud early as small buds form, water needs rise during flowering, and avoid manure fertilizer then. Plant peonies in fall for proper root development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Franklin J. Ruedel
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Raedel
Ruedel
Cannot extradite escaped convict stalls Oklahoma case
Houston detectives arrested J Arthur Sparks an Oklahoma convict for grand larceny but a habeas corpus ruling found proper extradi tion papers were not produced. Oklahoma officials believed Sparks would not serve the remaining 18 year sentence at McAlester despite the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
J. Arthur Sparks
Houston Carpenter
Oklahoma
J. H. Lawson
Sparks
McAlester
Langston King
Justice of Peace
Oklahoma Truck Drivers Arrests Ordered in Cross State Tag Dispute
In Arkansas City on April 30 county attorney E. T. Bloomer ordered arrests of Oklahoma truck drivers crossing into Kansas without Kansas licenses. A Ponca City produce truck driver was first arrested. Kansas Secretary E A Cornell said arrests would proceed under a law from the last legislature unless Oklahoma stops forcing Kansas vehicle operators in Oklahoma to buy Oklahoma tags. Kansas seeks a working agreement to allow cross state operation without extra tags, but Oklahoma has refused.
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Arkansas City
LPI
Oklahoma
Kansas
E. T. Bloomer
Ponca City
Okla
E. A. Cornell
Topeka
Mexican Revolt Nears End as Rebels Flee to Border
NOGALES Ariz April 27 Indications that the Sonora retreat of Mexican rebels became a flight to the international line followed the bombing of Navojoa. Generals Iturbe and Topete with Major Polk arrived at the border as American forces bolster patrols. A gunboat shelled Guaymas and 148 bombs dropped on Navojoa. two thousand U S troops massed at Camp Stephen D Little with cavalry from Fort Huachuca deployed along the line.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
International Line
Navojoa
Ramon F. Iturbe
Ricardo Topete
R. H. Polk
Revolutionary Air Forces
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Fausto Topete
Ricardo
Here
Arcadio Palacios
Bank of Mexico
Naco
Lamorita
Guaymas
Empalme
Stephen D. Little
Fort Huachuca
Federal victory reported in four day Tepatitlan clash
General Saturnino Cedillo said 150 rebels were killed and 20 captured with 100 wounded as 400 federals fought into Tepatitlan Jalisco. The battle ended with Cedillo’s reinforcements driving the rebels from the city after stiff resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Tepatitlan
Jalisco
Saturnino Cedillo
Mexico
Cedillo
Calles
Navojoa
Sonora
al- Inazan
el Pulpito Canyon
Mexican planes bomb Ciudad Obregon consulate roof crash
The state department was advised that three Mexican government airplanes attacking rebels near Ciudad Obregon Sonora dropped bombs on Thursday afternoon. One bomb crashed through the roof of the American consulate and exploded, causing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Ciudad Obregon
Sonora
Mexican generals declare west coast army operations
In Mexico City on April 27 General Calles and General Cardenas, commanding federal west coast forces, issued messages to the presidential castle detailing ongoing military operations. The dispatch outlines strategic moves and the leadership issued orders for disciplined execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Calles
Cardenas
End of Sonora Rebellion Seen After Federal Pursuit
The rebellion at Masiaca Sonora is portrayed as near ended after a swift two day federal pursuit. Insurgent forces are described as divided and definitely broken, signaling the collapse of the uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masiaca
Sonora
Holloway Reveals New Oklahoma City Visitor Schedule
Governor Holloway announced a revised daily plan to receive the general public each morning between 9 and 12 while afternoons are reserved for members of the House and Senate and other state officials. He aims to focus on state problems and budget work ahead of the extraordinary legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Holloway
House
Senate
State to seek transfer of Gale case in Oklahoma
The state will ask to remand the Red River toll bridge dispute to Durant district court after federal court ordered transfer and placed the company in receivership. Assistant attorney general W C Lewis announced plans for a remand petition. Receivers include S C Boswell and J R Hanley. Boswell undecided on acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Red River
Durant
Lewis
Oklahoma
Durant-Denison
R. L. Williams
Williams
S. C. Boswell
Highway Commission
J. R. Hanley
Denison
Boswell
Washington debate over appointing an American minister to the Vatican
Rodney Dutcher reports from Washington that officials say the question of naming an American minister to the Vatican has not arisen. A split viewpoint exists with one side arguing for representation due to the Vatican’s evolving status as a sovereign city state, while others see no obligation for envoy presence. President Hoover’s views remain unclear.
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Vatican City
Rome
State’ Department
United States
Holy See
Papal
Washington
Vatican
God
State Department
Hoover
White House
England
France
Germany
Clayton Citizens Protest Highway Routing
A delegation of 20 Clayton residents from Pushmataha County staged a protest in Oklahoma City on April 30 over a proposed highway routing. The event drew local attention as citizens voiced concerns about the impact on their communities.
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Clayton
Oklahmoa City
Pushmataha County
Byng Nine Defeats Atoka Nine In Sunday Clash
Byng led by Josh Lee s O G E aggregation defeated Atoka 16 to 10 in a free hitt ing game. Zip West and Minor Formby pitched all nine for Ada while Atoka used three pitchers. The Byng nine return to Ada with plenty of hits and five honors. O J Colwell departs for Oklahoma City to join E W Hughes Drilling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka
Byng
Josh Lee
O. G. & E. Aggregation
Zip West
Minor Formby
Ada
Mrs Virginia Payne Dies at 79 After Funeral in Ada
Mrs Virginia Payne aged 79 died Saturday May 27 at her daughter’s home on East Main Street Ada. Funeral was conducted by Dr C C Morris and the body interred in Wapanucka Sunday. She is survived by five children Mmes J O Abney and Nance Ada Ben Payne Wapanucka A Lee Payne and Mrs E T Hamner Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Payne
O. R. Nance
East Main Street
C. C. Morris
Wapanucka
Wadman and Butler Die Within 24 Hours in Ada Area
F. L. Wadman aged 61 died Monday at 10 a m after an illness of under a day. He had been in Ada briefly to take a job with Evans Hardware and was taken to Enid for interment. Mrs Catherine M Butler aged 86 died at 10 26 am at her son's home 430 West Sixth Street Funeral services Saturday at 10 20 am from Asbury Methodist Church with Rev Bowers officiating Interment Wanette cemetery She is survived by two sons L Butler Ada M P Butler Indianola and two daughters Mrs Lula Kent Oklahoma City and Mrs Lema Meeks Maple Hill Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Wadman
Enid
Mr. Wadman
Ada
Evans Hardware Company
Catherine M. Butler
L. Butler
West Sixth Street
Asbury Methodist Church
Rev. Bowers
Wanette Cemetery
M. P. Butler
Indianola
Lula
Death of Two-Month-Old Barbara Shaw in Tulsa
Two month old Barbara Jane Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Longford Shaw, died suddenly Sunday in Tulsa where Mrs. Shaw was visiting. The death was unexpected and caused great shock to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraba Jane
J. Longford Shaw
Tulsa
Funeral at Home for Child of Bereaved Family
The little body was brought home Sunday evening and funeral services were conducted from the home this afternoon. Interment followed beside the grave of the first child of the bereaved couple.
Holloway to Outline Clemency Policy in Oklahoma
Governor W. J. Holloway will publicly state his clemency policy on Monday. He promises a rigid program with stringent rules to ensure intelligent disposition of clemency applications and strict adherence to regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
W. J. Holloway
Men Today
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State Highway Commission
Tuskahoma
News
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
O. J. Colwell
Barbara Jane Shaw
Country Club
Ada Country Club
Willard School
East Central State Teachers College
Byrds Mill Water
City Gas
Fred F. Brydia Co
Ada, Oklahoma
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