Notice of Sale of Lands Under Foreclosure in Pontotoc
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the sheriff will sell on May 14 1928 at 10:00 am at the south front door of the Ada courthouse the southwest quarter of section 13 township 4 north range 5 east to satisfy judgments in favor of Mary A Needham against Jesse L Kreiger and Winnie Kreiger and others including Hudson Houston Lumber Co. Sale may be subject to an oil and gas lease but if insufficient funds are obtained the land may be sold free of that lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentointy
State of Oklahoma
Jesse L. Kreiger
Winnie Kreiger
American Investment Company
Corporation
W. L. Reed
E. B. Gregory
F. Galbraith
M. E. Galbraith
BE. D. Gillette
Robert Galbraith Jr
Karl Kreiger
Joseph G. Tireco
R. L. Holcomb
Hudson-Houston Lumber Company
Wm. J. Bryan
Jesse J. Kreiger
Winnie Kreiser
Hudson-Houston Ltr. Co
Court House
Ada
Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
Myrtle Kreiger
E.D. Stillette
C.F. Galbraith
M. FE. Galbraith
Common Wealth Petroleum Co
W. E. Hiskey
Galloway Lewis
Chickasaw
Pontotec
Ads
Co. L. Bellis
Dist
Muskogee, Oklahooma
Pontotoc County
L. M. Langley
Indianapolis
Interstate Mortgage Trust Company
C. S. Everett
John Dunn
J. E. Patton
Laura Parks
Oakley Fay
Parks Brown
Annie T. Parks
Goldie Bay Parks
Forbhey
Parks
Lonnie G. Parks
William Murphy
Tpontotoc County
R. S. Savery
Krunre
Laura V Parks
Oakley Fay Parks Brown
Annie L. Parks
Forthey C. Parks
Lonnie C. Parks
John Dain
J. Bo Patton
Plack
Sunrise
City of Ada
Sai
Savery
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff Nabors announces a sale at 2 p m on May 14 1928 at the Pontotoc County Court House Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a 1927 district court judgment against Lydia Lee plaintiff and F L Williams et al for 1272 dollars plus interest taxes and costs. Lands described as 60 acres in Section 16 Township 1N Range 7E Indian Base Meridian will be sold to the highest bidder to foreclose a mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uff’s
Elsie Porter
Joe Porter
Stella V. Byrd
Herbert Porter
Emma M. Byrd
L. E. Franklin
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Byron Roberts
McKeown & Green
Plaintif
Va. No
Pond
Mary C. Harriss
Nee Burris
F. C. Harriss
Andrew V. Erwin
H. H. Mundy
Indian Base
Meridian
BE. Franklin
Okla
Pontetoc County Court House
Ada
Pontetoec County
District Court
Lydia Lee
F. L. Williams
Pontotec County
A.C. Nabors
P. H. Deal
McKeown & Green, Attys
Public Auction and Tax Notice Packaged In Ada Oklahoma
Public sale of 77.21 acres in Pontotoc County near Ada with oil and gas prospects and a 2 room house. terms cash plus $20 sale expense. Also public notices in Pontotoc County court include heirship determination for Elsie Porter and multiple tax sale certificates with sixty days to redeem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
of Pontotoc
Elsie Porter
Slaying of Mrs. Kate Browning Triggers Moonshine Raid
Federal agents in Kentucky pursue seven suspects in a hillside slaying and burning of Kate Browning and her family. Nine warrants allege conspiracy to intimidate a federal witness. Magistrate John Bolton and six others are jailed. two others, Arthur and Sylvia Hodge, fled dropping bottles of whiskey. The Browning family sought shelter in nearby woods while authorities warn of further moonshine-driven violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdsville
Bullitt County
Kate Browning
Prohibition
Louisville
Bardstown
John Bolton
Frank Kinder
Walter Crenshaw
Elmer Crenshaw
Frank Hodge
James Harris
Clarence Crenshaw
Walter
Elmer
Arthur
Sylvia Hodge
Browning
Ben Browning
Peachie
Angie Browning
Amanda Jones
Lou Browning
Ben
Guthrie Fatal Crash Claims Two Guthrie Girls
Ruth Jones 12 and Lucille Swanson 14 died from crash injuries after a touring car left the road near Guthrie on Saturday night. Seven were riding. William Swanson drove the vehicle that struck a light pole near the South Division street bridge. Ruth Jones and Ruby Jones, Bruises, shock and minor injuries were reported for other family members including Marie 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Ruth Jones
Albert Jones
Lucille Swanson
William Swanson
Oklahoma City
Little Jones
Santa Fe Railroad Company
South Division Street
Ruby
Ruth
Methodist
Marie
Jones
Mrs. Swanson
Swanson
Bond sought denied for Oklahoma robbery suspect
May 7 in Pauls Valley an attempt to prevent bond for Everett McCullough 22 charged with robbery with firearms failed as the court denied the request.
Church tribunal to rule on Copenhagen bishop case
The quadrennial United Methodist conference will consider confirming 17 ministers named to sit on an ecclesiastical court for Bishop Anton Bast of Copenhagen after a Danish civil court conviction. If confirmed, the trial would begin immediately behind closed doors with potential open discussion among delegates. The conference also urged party platforms to include strict prohibition enforcement, led by Anti-Saloon League head Ernest Cherrington, amid calls that the Solid South will back only candidates supporting prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. J. Wade
Anton Bast
Copenhagen
Wade
Edgar Blake
Paris
John L. Nuelsen
Zurich
Blake
Nielsen
Bast
Denmark
Ernest C. Cherrington
Anti-Saloon League of America
Board of Bishops
C. C. Selecman
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Francis Praised for Dalton Plan At Francis High
Francis High School reports strong gains under a modified Dalton plan after seven and a half months. Students praise the system with unanimous approval in a secret ballot and the school places second in a county literary meet with six participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis High School
Doubtful Answers Marked In Student Survey
The record notes a classroom survey where three questions were asked. All students answered yes or qualified yes to the first two questions. The third question drew doubt, with one or two students giving a qualified affirmative and none voting no. Corres pondent reports.
Darrow Opens Last Court Appearance in Ohio Trial
In Jefferson Ohio Clarence Darrow 71-year-old Chicago lawyer appears for what he calls his final trial before retirement. He defends James Munsene of Warren in an alleged attempt to bribe Sheriff John Smith of Trumbull county as venue changes and bank merger disputes unfold nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Ohio
Ashtabula
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
James Munsene
Warren
Darrow
John Smith
Trumbull County
Trumbull
Warfare erupts as Japan clashes with Nationalists in Shantung
Reports indicate actual fighting in Shantung with heavy fire near Tsinan as Japanese forces seize key sites including the railway station and military installations. A neutral zone is proclaimed along the railway line. Also cited are the death of Walter B. Wilson Jr. in Shanghai and his prior service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Shantung
Japan
China
Tsinan
London
Reuter
Shanghai
Tokyo
Washington
Walter B. Wilson, Jr
Greenville
N. C
Wilson
The
Shipping Board
Nationalist Troops Surround Japanese at Tsiwan in Heavy Fighting
Reports from Shanghai on May 8 indicate Nationalist Chinese forces have surrounded Japanese troops in Tsiwan with heavy fighting ongoing. Military observers note the clash underscores escalating hostilities in the region as both sides push for control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Tsiwan
U S Says Mediation Possible Only If Invited by Both Sides
The State Department stated the United States would consider acting as mediator between Japan and the nationalist government of China only if invited by both parties. This stance frames Washington as a neutral potential go between subject to mutual consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Japan
China
Japanese Cabinet Plans Nagoya Division for Tsingtao
Tokyo May 8. The cabinet approves sending a Nagoya division of 15 000 to 18 000 troops to Tsingtao in Shantung. The emperor is expected to sanction the move tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Tsingtao
Shantung
Nagoya
China seeks U.S. mediation in Sino-Japanese conflict
Reuters reports from Shanghai that the nationalist government is weighing inviting U.S. mediation to help resolve the ongoing Sino-Japanese conflict. The move signals possible outside diplomatic effort amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Shanghai
United States
German consul chides Chicago air fete plans
Dr. Hugo Simons, German consul in Chicago, warns that the Bremen fliers commemorations are too elaborate to explain to his superiors. He notes the extensive parades games banquets and receptions planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hugo Simons
Bremen
Simons
Bluejacket Banks Merger Blocked by State Supreme Court
The Oklahoma Supreme Court affirmed a Craig County district court ruling that an attempted merger between the First National Bank of Bluejacket and the Bluejacket State Bank was illegal. The court held Bluejacket could not support two banks, upholding concerns raised by stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Bluejacket State
National Institution
Bluejacket State Bank
Oklahoma City, May
First National Bank of
Oil Production Increases Across United States in Week
West Texas fields lead gains with a 34,494 barrel weekly rise, boosting that region above 400,000 barrels. Seminole Oklahoma increases to 280,825 barrels, Northern Oklahoma up about 2,000, and Arkansas gains near 6,000 barrels split between light and heavy production. California holds steady. Gulf Coast and Eastern fields rise about 3,000 barrels. Total U S production up 50,607 barrels for the week ending May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
West Texas
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Hendricks
Yates
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Gulf Coast
California
North Louisiana
Texas
Texas Panhandle
East
Rocky Mountain Area
Southwest Texas
Confederacy Veterans Gather for 38th Arkansas Reunion
In Little Rock Ark on May 8 thousands of Confederate veterans arrived for the thirty-eighth annual reunion. Leaders consider a joint gathering with Union veterans. General J C Foster favors the idea, pending Confederate approval. The Confederate Memorial association meeting precedes the reunion, with joint assemblies planned by multiple veteran groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Confederacy
United Confederate Veterans
J. C. Foster
Houston
Texas
Associated Press
Confederate Memorial Association
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Bank Robbery Shocks Angola Cruxon Home Early Morning
Five men robbed the First National Bank of Angola Indiana of thirteen thousand five hundred dollars as they forced bank president E S Cruxon to open the door and vault before fleeing by car. Authorities launched sheriff posses and vigilante search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Ind
First National Bank
E. S. Cruxon
Pipeline to Gillispie Well Near Maxwell Progress
H L Norman of Maxwell reports Sinclair company is laying a pipeline to the Gillispie well near Maxwell and expects completion. The project aims to improve water supply for local operations and could impact nearby farming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillispie
H. L. Norman
Maxwell
Sinclair Company
Marathoners Reach Ligonier in Longest Leg of Transcontinental Trip
Weary 64 Bunions riders trudge toward Mishawaka after a brutal 66.2 mile lap from Gary. Louis Perrella leads with 9:30:42 for the leg, while Peter Gavuzzi Andrew Payne and Phillip Granville chase in a three way tie for third as other contenders falter or withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Ligonier
Ind
Here
Gary
Joe Wilson
Oakland
Calif
Louis Perrella
Albany
N. Y
John Salo
Passaic
N. J
Finn
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
England
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Oklo
Gavuzzi
Payne
Phillip Granville
Canada
Granville
Olliny An Tienes
New York
Harry Rea
Long Beach
Cal
Lontiel Point
Additional Taxes May Rule Out Reduction
President Coolidge warns that Congress faces a flood of tax proposals and could opt for more taxes instead of tax cuts. He cites two measures postal rate reductions and higher postal employee pay as a combined $58,000,000 cost, unacceptable amid a postal deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Coolidge
Congress
Treasury
Coolidge
Post Office Department
Ice House Erected in Konawa District
Southern Ice and Utilities builds a stucco ice house at the north end of Broadway Konawa costing 5000 dollars with a 30 ton capacity. The plant will formally open about May 15 and manager Roy L. Givens praises the project to serve a growing city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Ice and Utilities Company
Kinawa
Broadway
Roy L. Givens
Elty Mke
Fer County Commissioner District No 2 Race Names
A list of candidates for Fer County Commissioner District No 2 includes W A Peck I R Gilmore John M Thompson and George K R Collins Jr aiming for the seat.
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W. B. Walker
W. H. Deal
W. C. Duncan
Randolph Laurence
Kathryne Laurence Kingsley
Kathryyne K. Essinger
Executrix
Ph Ortad
Penntectoc County
State of Okklahkome
Jay D. Hill
American First National Bank
William Underwood
Edmon Reed
Elvese Porter
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Kentucky
Mass Meeting
Wynnewood
McCullough
C. J. Moody
Pauls Valley
Vinita
Moody
Garvin County
Angident
ASR
Solid South
Francis
Dale Boren
Aga
T. J. Sellers
Ada Seed Co
Norman
UG. V
Little Rock, Ark
Indiana
Bunion
Konawa
Fer Sheriff
Rome
Kern Hst
Dorsey , M
RUSH
Etchieson J. C
CENT
Walker
I. W. Bohannon
Fer County
J. J. Copeland
Center
J. M
Jim
Stanfield
Sployder
U. G Winn
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