Parish Jersey Show Here Is Greatest Ever
Officials praise the Central Oklahoma Jersey show at the city fairgrounds with 36 entries from eight exhibitors. Forrest Fancher chaired judging as C H Hailey and E W Cinnamon lauded the event and named winners across aged cows to junior calves, noting class quality and strong butterfat prospects.
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Central Oklahoma Jersey
C. H. Hailey
E. W. Cinnamon
City Fairgrounds
Jester
Winchester
E. B. Womack
Shawnee
Bilmack Royal Ace
M. S. Hughes
Bristow
M. W. Gay
Eugene Hansford
Seminole
Ed Granger
Jim Ross
Ada
Z. O. Edgin
Boley
Arthur R. Edwards
J. W. Boehr
Oklahoma A
M. College
Forrest Fancher
Oklahoma
Boehr
Durant Jersey
County Suit Seeks 84725 From Ford Bondsmen
A federal court hearing in Muskogee Monday will consider the county of Pontotoc’s bid to recover 847,25 from the bondsmen of former treasurer Tommy F. Ford. The U S Fidelity and Guaranty Co disputes overdraft claims, while Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co is sought as a third party defendant.
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Pontotoc County
Tommy F. Ford
Muskogee
Carloss Wadlington
Mack M. Braly
Ada
Tal Crawford
Braly
Ford
State Supreme Court
U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Bonding
Guaranty Company
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Bassett Enters Congressional Race in Oklahoma District
Mrs. Mabel Bassett state commissioner of charities and corrections has entered the race against Congressman Lyle Boren for the Democratic nomination in Oklahoma's fourth district. She pledges support for President Roosevelt and says the district is overwhelmingly for the president, aiming to be represented by one sympathetic to his program.
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Oklahoma City
Mabel Bassett
Congress
Tornadoes Strike Hard Across Four States Killing Dozens
A tornado and cloudburst swept southern Illinois southeastern Missouri Arkansas and East Texas killing at least 14 people and injuring many. The strongest twister near Benton Arkansas cut a 75 foot swath. several other deaths reported in Missouri Illinois Kentucky and Texas with drownings and structural collapses.
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Associated Press
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Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Benton
Ark
Cairo
Ill
Marion
Oklahoma
Disney
Grand River
Disney Methodist Church
J. E. McNeese
Richland
Cecil
Mary Lee Cook
Ted Cook
Frankston
Tex
Cook
Ruby Hawks
Thomasville
Ala
Owensboro
Tull
Ben Hicks
Edward Hicks
Elijah F. Hicks
Elsie Hicks
Elijah Hicks
Sophie Miller
Lewis Campbell
Sikeston
Brownie Pettes
Bartrand
Max Schafer
Scott County
Braly Placed Under Peace Bond After Threat Claim
Joe Braly was found guilty Wednesday of threatening to commit an offense and was placed under a peace bond of 500 by Peace Justice A. W. Oliver. The complaint was filed by Braly’s ex wife Iva Braly.
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Joe Braly
A. W. Oliver
Braly
Iva Braly
Greater returns for amount in vested-Ada News Classified Ads
Local classified section reports higher yields for investors in vested Ada News ads. The notice outlines increased returns tied to longer term placements and larger stake commitments, encouraging advertisers to reinvest for intensified exposure and value.
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Ada News
Methodists Require Bishop to Consult Pastors on Assignments
Atlantic City May 1 bishops must consult pastors before assigning any pastor to a church. The general conference said this is the first time bishops in Methodist Episcopalianism in the United States are required by church law to seek pastor input on new postings.
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Atlantic City
General Conference of the Methodist Church
United States
Petition Filed For Voting On Repeal In Fall
Oklahoma City May 2. An initiative petition to legalize liquor in Oklahoma was filed with the secretary of state. The United Drys would not contest validity if the question is not on the primary ballot. The petition cites 116,506 signatures. 76,193 required to place the issue before voters. The plan seeks a constitutional amendment to legalize liquor, create a control system, taxes, and local option.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Secretary of State Today
United Drys
C. A. Cardwell
Overnor Phillips
W. R. White
Cardwell
Naval Battle Roars Off Swedish Coast
London dispatch reports talk of reshaping the Chamberlain government to non departmental ministers. Lloyd George is mentioned for such a post. Britain's Norway position described as dangerous and obscure amid German advances and rail junction losses. Italy’s entry into the war cited as a dangerous development. Britain suspends Mediterranean merchant shipping. France calls Italy's attitude alarming.
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British Press Association
Chamberlain
David Lloyd George
Britain
Norway
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Storen
Tronheim
Berlin
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Germany
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Trondheim
Sweden
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Tynset
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Stockholm
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Combas
William Phillips
U. S
Mussolini
Il Duce
Ile de France
New York Harbor
High Command
Stavanger
Fornebu
House Committee Kills Hatch Bill on Federal Funds Employed States
The House Judiciary Committee tabled the Senate approved Hatch bill aimed at restricting political activities of state employees paid with federal funds and limiting personal campaign contributions to 5000 dollars. vote reported 14 to 10 though not officially announced.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Sumners
D-Tex
Roosevelt says father will not run again without drafting
Elliott Roosevelt said his father would not declare a third term run unless there is real demand. He suggested the decision rests with the people and expects a delayed announcement near or during the national Democratic convention in Chicago to influence nominee selection and deter anti third term forces.
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Roosevelt
Chicago
Elliott
Elliot Roosevelt
Latest Action Of Wire Bandits North of Marietta
Ardmore Oklahoma officers pursue two bail ing wire bandits who stopped two Joplin truck drivers north of Marietta on U S Highway 17. The robbers fled with 700 dollars a watch and a pistol after tying the drivers and searching for a billfold until daybreak.
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Marietta
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Joplin
U. S. Highway 17
W. Wooten
Elmer Francis
Rio Grande Valley
Ada Fire Squad Saves Two Children From Gas Fumes
Pulmotor Squad of the Ada fire department rescued Sam Rieves, 12, and his sister Jamie of Atoka, overcome by gas fumes near the west outskirts while riding with relatives. They were taken to a tourist camp for pulmotor treatment and reported out of danger at midnight Wednesday.
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Pulmotor
Ada
Sam Rieves
Jamie
Atoka
West Ada
Scaffold Collapse Injures Eight On Bar Ãge Under Ballard Bridge
Eight men were hurt when scaffolding on a barge under the Ballard bridge collapsed today. Three sustained serious injuries and were hospitalized as rescue crews responded to the accident near Seattle.
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Seattle
Ballard Bridge
Hitler Reward Offer Scanned In Washington
State department officials studied a $1,000,000 reward offer for Adolf Hitler to see if it violates U S neutrality laws. Samuel Harden Church of the Carnegie Institute promoted the plan for Pittsburgh residents to deliver Hitler alive and unharmed to the League of Nations in May for trial. Officials noted neutrality proclamations may bear on the issue.
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Washington
P— State Department
Adolf Hitler
U. S
Samuel Harden Church
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
League of Nations
State Department
Roosevelt
Couple Robbed Then Forced to Drive Robber Across Counties
P R B F Cook of Cushing told police a fugitive Texas convict Dick Broyles flashed a pistol and forced him and a female companion to drive through Creek Payne and Lincoln counties. They stopped for gas, then returned to Cushing where Broyles took the car. Broyles escaped en route to Huntsville state prison where he faced a 35 year term for armed robbery.
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Cushing
F. Cook
Dick Broyles
Texas
Cook
Here
Creek
Payne
Lincoln
Broyles
Rogue’s Gallery
Wichita Falls
Tex
Huntsville State Prison
May 22 Set For Maritime Day
President Roosevelt proclaims May 22 National Maritime Day to honor the first steamship voyage Savannah 1819 and recognize the courage and achievements of American merchant mariners and engineers. The observance follows a congressional resolution noting the Savannah voyage from Savannah Georgia.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Savannah
Edison Hopes To Bombproof Our Warships
Secretary Edison said the navy would study outright bombproofing of current ships after fleet war games in the Pacific. He urged designs for future vessels to better protect the superstructure and install anti air craft defenses above deck to withstand aerial attacks.
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Washington
Edison
Norway
Pacific
High Command
Dairy Hand Strike Halts Chicago Milk Deliveries
About 6,000 dairy workers in Chicago stopped home milk deliveries as farmers urged President Roosevelt and other officials to broker a truce.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Board Worked For the CIO in 1936 Labor Drive
Evidence presented to a House committee shows Heber Blankenhorn, a labor board investigator, and Clinton Golden, former Pittsburgh regional director, collaborated with CIO officials in preparing the steel industry union drive in 1936. Golden is now a CIO steel union official.
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Washington
Labor Board
CIO
House
Heber Blankenhorn
Board
Clinton Golden
Pittsburgh
Golden
CIO Steel Union
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