Shepherds in McClintock case face murder charge
In Chicago area, Mrs. William D B Shepherd and husband are linked to the death of Wisin N McClintock, a millionaire heir. A coroner jury recommends held as murder accessory and indictments cite typhoid and mercury poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Stell
Duavor
Ball
Shepherd
Charles Fellan
Emma Nelson McClintock
Mes. McClintock
Dr. Olson
Jadie Olson
Xaylead
McClintocks
Ols Apelt
Hus
Shepherds
Muskogee Man Faces Robbery With Firearms Charge
Fort Worth Texas April 30 A. H. Have Lawrence 20 of Muskogee Oklahoma was placed on trial here charged with robbery with firearms a capital offense. He and his brother were alleged to have robbed Deputy Sheriff Joe Morgan and killed during an attempted arrest near Granberry Texas in June 1924. They were arrested in Phoenix Arizona after Lawrence shot and killed Patrolman Haze Burk. Executives said they would seek the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tenas
Acca. H
Lawrence
Muskogee
Okla
Joe Warser
Granberry
Texas
Joe Morgan
Citahoma
Mat State
Babe
Bil Lawrence
bin Lawrence
Xautéhoil Morgai
Berger
Phoenix
Ariz
Biw Lawrence
van Haze Burch
Hit
Choenis
Rabeo
Charges Against Walton Set for May Court Trial
Oklahoma City April 30 Charges of diversion of state funds by J Walton deposed governor will be heard in the state criminal court on Thursday May 14 per the May docket. The case, appealed from the district court in Oklahoma County, centers on alleged diversion of funds of the state board of health and involves Walton and his former aide Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. ©. Walton
State Criminal Court of
Apple
Ok Lihome
Walton
State ‘Board of Health
Klad
Top
Edwards
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report May 6
In Oklahoma City the livestock market showed cattle steady with good grave lings around 8.50 and calves near 7.00 to 8.25 for top lots. Hogs rose 10 to 16 cents with tops near 11.15 and bulk trades from 10.60 to 11.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Hulcher Calle
Club Girls Enter Clothing Construction Contest
All four H club girls who want to enter the clothing construction contest are asked to meet in Madrassi Franklin Morgan office, county home demonstration agent, next Saturday at 1 oclock. Details are in Extension News January issue. County contest in late May selects two high scorers for district contest in June, with Stillwater during Farmers Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrssi Pranklin Morgan
Arterndon
Oelock
Extension News
Stillwater
Cotton Showers Renames Leaders at Oklahoma Cotton Grower
Oklahoma City May nominations name reelects for Shpy Bounds and district directors at nominating conventions. Districts 1 3 4 7 list candidates with present directors and no opponents. Ballots printed in May 20 issue. ballots mailed to headquarters by May 4. board of tellers to count and announce winners.
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Oklahoma City
Shpy
Oklithoma Cotton Crowe Association
Ntrk
Adidate
Pamed
Gwider
Louis
HE Wilick
Brinkman
C. M. Hopkins
Davie
L. Pig
Hobart
Tigtriet
Hutcheson
Frederick
Dolm A. Wilkert
Anadarko
Direetor
Oklhoma Cotton Grower
Office of
Te Uxsnelection
Sam J. Mosley
MaVester
Jbvice
Suite Board of Agriculture
Gospel teams cover county Sunday across churches
Twenty gospel teams travel to multiple locations on Sunday May 10 promoting services at Christian, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and Nazarene churches. Speakers include Chaney, Walter Gayne, A Linsefield, Drummond, Kerr, Milison, and others with musical numbers and Young People's League programs, visiting Owl Creek Lula Center Center and Vanoss.
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Tom the Christian Church
Chaney
Parker
J. EH
Wil Aid
Fitahugh
Walter Gayne
Frisco
A. Linsefield
Chaster
Drummond
Lily
Rosedale
Ivisco
Ole Methodist
Worstell
Vanoss
Parish
Lecky Chapel
Presbyteriang
Bybee
Jones Chapel
Aliloso
Walnut Grove
Young Peoplex League of the
Naairing Shurch
W. T. Melton Avill
Owl Craek
Lula
Owl Craik
Thelo
Lawrence L. A
McCaly Chapel
Sterdman
Gerhy
Hughes County
Oklahoma school building values rise since statehood
Nash reports public school building values in Oklahoma have grown from 5 million to over 60 million dollars since statehood. Consolidated schools have increased from two in 1907 to 304 in 1925, and total operating costs last year approach 86 million dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
M. A. Nash
Rfi
Sain
Ther
Ture
Woblv
Nash
Suit Entered For Judgment For Three County Officers
W. B. Walker sues the board of county commissioners in district court for recovery of funds owed to him as sheriff and to deputies Earnest Miers and W. W. Walker for expenses incurred May through April, totaling 73,101 dollars, claim disallowed due to insufficient funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Walker
Board of County Conmissioners
W. B Walker
Aid W. W. Walker
Earnest Miers
Con
City music memory contest draws 400 participants
The first public schools memory contest was held at the Convention this morning at 10 o clock with over 400 pupils from ward schools and the east central college. Fifteen of thirty studied numbers were used and contestants answered three questions about each selection. Prizes include a gold lyre for qualifying pupils with a 70 percent average and 50 percent participation.
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Suraels
Lsh
Bael Pict
Uetler Sys
Sis
Chas
M. Bliss
I. Dessie
Viola West
Verni Hargis
Madgting Larmar
Effie Lawson
Collge
East Central Teachers College
Ada’s Ambition For Owl Realized In Oil Fields Boom
Ada witnesses a mining surge as oil companies push multiple wells near Ada. Amer ican Oil and Refining pumps 40 barrels daily near Breca fort while Lipyd No 1 and No 2 in 4-3-7 produce around 25 barrels. Fields east and northeast of Ada show activity with Tex Pacific Coal and Oil, Pilgrim Petroleum, and Dixie Oil drilling and testing prospects, signaling potential for large production and future offsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Tittle City
Amerlean Oil and Refiving Company
Breca Fort
Arthur Bowles
Issaciatas
Pexay Pacific Coal and Gil Company
Discovery
Gunning Jong Eningly
Ing
American Oil and Nefining Company
Texas Pacific
Sane Company
Denny Byeco
Jack Lloyd
Nas
Allen
Dixie Oil Company
Homackla
Pilgrim Petroleum Company
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil
Pilgrim Petroleum
H. PF
Wilcox
Norring
Gillette and Croeger
Gestion
Tancaster Aid Smith
Lloyd
Allen Fields
Derbel
Dixie
Gilbert- Clark
Vanoss
Fillmore Farm
Rally For 4 H Club Members In Ada
Pontotoc county 4 H club members rally in Memorial Hall Ada on Saturday May 11 at 1 PM. Parents friends invited. Principal speakers: B A Pratt state club work agent and Ford Mercer of Welldton Lincoln county world champion elwh boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Memorial Hall
B. A. Pratt
Oklahoma
Ford Mercer
Welldton
Lincoln County
Car turns turtle injures Mullinax near Park Hill switch
Davyd Harvey Mullinus Mullinax badly cut and bruised when his car overturned on AtlasRoff highway near Park Hill last night at 10. It pinned him under sand and wrecked the vehicle. He is resting at Castleberry Hospital after a rushed ambulance transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moadey
Harvey Mullinus
Park Hill
Castleberry
Mullinax
Coast Guard to Battle Rum Fleet With 60 Vessels
Atlantic coast guard units and revenue cutters Gresham and Seneca mobilize near Clifton to hunt rum runners from New Jersey to Cape May. The 60 vessel fleet, mostly motorcraft 40 to 60 feet, is armed and ready to engage suspected smugglers at sea, with orders to fire first and investigate later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW_YORK
Coast Guard
Atlantic Seaboard
Gresham
Seneca
Clifton Coast Guard
Statin Island
Cle Enast
New Jersey
Caunnereneut
Oders
Dirst
Red Star Route boosters map St Joseph to Fort Worth trip
Mondas Daily reports plans for a July to August booster trip along the Red Star Route from St Joseph Missouri to Fort Worth Texas. Ada to host a big good roads meeting with expected thousand visitors. Route spans 465 miles paved with more under construction. Local counties push hard surfacing to connect to the Atlantic coast border. May 45 is final entry day for county contest with 57 cash prizes across crops and produce.
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Mondas
Red Star
St.Joseph
Portworth
Texas
Ada
Elliott
Kansas
Hughes, Seainale
Pontotoc
Hughes
Seainole
Pototoc
Atlantic
St. Louis
Stuer
So Big serial opens amid prize winning novel and snow drift notes
A new serial titled So Big opens in this issue as the best American novel prize of 1000 dollars is noted. The page mentions a first chapter to begin reading and highlights snow drifts ten percent feet high on Snow Beet Top in Glacier National Park.
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LIN
The
News
Skepe
Glacier Naional Park
Judge Denies Move To Quash Charges Against Davis
TOPEKA May 6 District Judge James A McClure denied a plea to quash criminal proceedings against former Governor Jonathan M Davis. Trial on a charge of illicit dealing an executive clemency is set to start next Monday. The state asked to add Judge Irwin pardon and parole clerk to the witness list, a request allowed by the court. The case involves an alleged conspiracy to sell pardons in the state penitentiary implicating the governor, his aide, state bank commissioner Carl J Peterson, and Davis's son Russell awaiting trial.
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Topeka
James A. MccChire
Attorners
Jonathan M. Davis
Ines
Davis
Liuit
McClure
Irwin
Sked Hecht
Carl J. Peterson
Russell
Henderson Rejects IH Presidency at Oklahoma
Dr Archibald Henderson of the University of North Carolina formally declined the Oklahoma presidency by telegram to Judge M A McDonald head of the regents board Hugo. He cited North Carolina as a center of scholarship and the strong wish of his people to stay. The Oklahoma board had offered the post to Henderson after a February decision, but opposition from faculty factions and delays followed.
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Oklahoma
Archibald Henderson
Chapel Hill
N. C
M. A. McDonald
Hugo
Regents Board
University of Oklahoma
Well Nel
University of North Carolina
South
North Carolina
Board of Regents
Doctor Henderson
Carolina State University
Four Horsemen
Iowa
Henderson
Henderson Hao
State University of
Carolina
Board of Regental
Norman
Large Baptist Conference Sees Record Attendance and Growth
A huge turnout from 16 Baptist churches formed the Banner and Pentatoc associations at Wynnewood for their monthly workers meeting. Reports show rising conversions baptisms and church expansions, with new buildings and revived evangelism across Oklahoma. The Denton Texas association leader and attendees from the Holy Land delivered a notable address. The next gathering is slated for Ada on June 7 1925 at 10 am with Oak Avenue Baptist Church hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentatoc
Wynnewood
B. Ye Pou
M.S
Jaymen’s
Oklahoma
Baptist Church
Denton
Texas
Holy Land
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Ada
McCulley
Norman Lowers Two Records At Athletic Meet
May 2 at McAlester Oklahoma, Norman dominated the inter-scholastic meet with 400 points, defeating Kingfisher by 3. Six state records fell as Poteau led Class B with Henryetta second. new records include 440 yard dash, shot put, pole vault, 220 low hurdles, javelin, and 246 yard dash. Notman of Perneil topped with two firsts totaling 10 points. Hawes of Foss close behind with 9. Officials for a memorial stadium ceremony on Gwen Field attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
McAlester
University of Oklahon
Kingfisher
Poteau
Henryetta
Flint
Kingsicher
Watts
Morris
Wernell
Pernell
Bulleile
Dewey
Beall
Cushing
Notman
Perneil
Hawes
Foss
Eid
Ailion Dollar Memorial Stadium
Gwen Field
W. J. Holloway
State Senate
J. 5. Buchanan
University
Frank Buttram
Board of Regents
the University
Ronnie Owen
Edwin Brockman
Tim
Morocco Faces Serious Stages of Rif Rebellion
May 4 report from Fez describes Rif fian tribesmen expanding attacks in the French zone. Marshal Lyautey travels nearer active operations as Abd el-Khoy forces threaten but likely cannot reach Fez. French posts have fallen at one outpost and a pontoon bridge attempt was contested, signaling costly French efforts to quell the revolt.
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Fez
Morocco
Lyautey
Quersha
Abd-Selkhyim
Abdel-kho
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