Public Notice in Bates Mortgage Suit in Pontotoc County
The State of Oklahoma to The Cole Man Poleum Corporation and others are notified they have been sued on a 1923 note for 1400.60 plus interest and charges to foreclose a mortgage on lands described as South Half of the Southeast Quarter and South Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 36 Township 5 North Range 6 East in Pontotoc County. Answer by June 2, 1934, or the petition will be taken as true and a judgment will be entered foreclosing the mortgage and selling the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIS’ Court OF
Ponoto Unty
Oklahoma
R Usavings Bank
Pisintift
E. L. Coleman
J. J. Underwood
M. E. Tate
Underwood and Tate
Richard Eastland
H. R. Slater
Slater Brothers
John Murphey
N. W. Mills
T. L. Wasson
Ted Stanton
J. E. Murphey
Vernon Brown
WN. F. Coleman
Harry Prickett
Art Boling
Prickett and Boling
R. F. Blakenship
E. T. Bardock
Mart Babcock
Bove
American Investment Company
Charles T. Bates
Decia Bates
FE. D. Gillette
Ethylene Gillette
H. A. Kroeger
Marian Kroeger
Plaintiff
E. D. Gillette
Ethviene Gillette
Marian T. Kroeger
Pontotoc County
Section Thirty-six
Township Five
Range
Ania
Finland
Roosevelt
Congress
Great Britain
France
Italy
Johnson
R-Cal
Slight Decrease in U S Oil Production This Week
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a weekly decline in U S crude oil output by 19 398 barrels to 2 467 370 barrels daily. Oklahoma fell to 481 375 barrels while Texas rose to 1 061 539 barrels with East Texas up to 508 590. California slipped to 469 000 and the Rockies rose to 86 590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Kansas
Rockies
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
East Texas
Lathrop
Kilgore
West Texas
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Southwest
State of Texas
North
Louisiana
Arkansas
California
Rocky Mountain Area
Notice by Publication for Tax Deed in Pontotoc County
H E Perkins owner of Tax Sale Certificate 1930 No 818 covers part of Section 31 Township 2 North Range 7 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Publication states that unless redemption occurs within 66 days from first publication a tax deed will be issued by Pontotoc County treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township 2
Range 7 East
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
H. E. Perkins
H .E. Perkins
Insull jailed on bond after Chicago chapter ends in arrest
Samuel Insull was placed under a $200000 bond by a federal judge and taken to county jail after arriving from the east. He faced charges of use of the mails fraudulently and violation of the bankruptcy act as crowds watched in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Insull
Europe
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Bar of Justice
United States Marshal’s Office
U. S
Dwight H. Green
Hemisphere
Floyd E. Thompson
Illinois Supreme Court
John Factor
England
Insull Arrest Brings Collapse Momentarily in Chicago
Samuel Insull, 74, collapsed emotionally and physically as he was escorted by federal officers from the Union Station to a federal court. He faced charges of using the mails to defraud investors and fraudulent acts in anticipation of bankruptcy. Insull’s condition required rest before bond proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Station
Samuel Insull
United States
H. C. M. Laubenheimer
Insull
Samuel Insull Jr
George B. Corey
Samuel Jr
Greece
Federal Court House
Commonwealth Edison
Burton Y. Berry
Istanbul
Insull Arrives at Trial Amid Crowd and Tense Mood
Crowds line Chicago concourse as former utilities magnate Samuel Insull appears for arraignment on federal charges. A Greek-born acquaintance rushes his car, a police captain blocks the gesture, and Insull declines a wheelchair to face federal and Illinois state indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insull
Cook County
William F. Freney
Greece
Criminal Courts
Chicago
Illinois
Utilities
Berry
Capt. Collins
Anton Sables
Athens
Father
Arthur Elliot
Federal Court House
Gladys
Laubenheimer
Want Ads Sweet Potato Slips Available
Porto Rico and Nancy Hall slips ready at 412 West Tenth street via Mrs. B. F. Stegall. May 10 classifieds listing garden plants for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Nancy Hall
West
B. F. Stegall
Interior department reports March crude oil production rise
The Interior Department based on Bureau of Mines data said crude petroleum production in March reached 75,548,000 barrels, a daily average of 2,437,000 barrels. This is 99,000 barrels per day above February and 8,000 above March last year, with refinable crude stock trends reversing to show a gain of about 2,400,000 barrels from February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
United States
Department
New Term Sought for Subsistence Homesteads
Washington reports a flood of suggestions to M L Wilson for renaming subsistence homesteads. Proposals range from security homes to fanciful options like Elysian or freedom farms but officials favor keeping subsistence as a modest, accurate label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Homsteads
Independence
M. L. Wilson
Brain Trust
Freedom Farms
Wilson
Local Pickups and County News Span Ada Area Happenings
Deputies probe a grave and unearth one leg of a defunct horse then refill the site. About 150 residents gather as city commissioners are sworn in in the district courtroom. Straw hats and new candidates enter the political ring with May 19 filings looming. Rabies fears rise as mad dog incidents prompt owners to muzzle or quarantine pets. Joe Hunsaker’s spelling of a ball name earns local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Thompson
Life of Christ Taught in Northwest County Schools
A historicalfeature recalls Life of Christ schools in Bebee Maxwell and Summers Chapel areas, noting rural subscription schools, local pioneers, and revival efforts led by Reverend W. H. Nettles. It highlights prize winners, male and female teachers, and the 603 pupils in nineteen schools with 291 reading most of Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life of Christ
Northwest
Country
Box X Ranch
Bebee
Box X
Wysong
Rains
Roberts
Pinky
R. G. Duke
Loretta
Alma
Myrtle Pinley
Marie Northam
E. G. Kendall
W. H. Nettles
Billy
Indian Territory
Cooke County
Texas
Bill
Lillie Oxley
Florence Summers
Nettie
Marlee Palmer
Mollie Perry
Ben Magar
Viola
Artie
Fannie
Ora Worstell
Bessie
George
Manda Layne
Cora Obro
Julia Perry
Paden Stone
Sarah Parnell
Rachel Stone
Martie Davis
Charlie Gordon
Mable Oxley
Ted Walker
Clem Smallwood
Life of Christ School
Mildred Corbin
Genevieve Oden
Lela May Choate
Bulah May Shumack
Laverne’ Roper
Everett Corbin
Mark
Slade Norman
Maxwell
Norman and
Fleming
Pottawatomie
Vaness
George Carter
Nadine Powell
Myrtle Roberts
Carter
Miss Powell
Oakman
Ruth Bailey
Dimpje Bracheen
Edith Walden
Bil Holloway
Eunice Watts
Margerite Smith
Calvin Carmichael
Summers
Alfred Summers
Rodgers
F. J. Haskins
Willa May Ware
R. W. Simpson
P. A. Norris
Taught Pop a Lesson
A 14 year old Oklahoma boy Dan Spears said he ran away to teach his father a lesson after a whipping. He was brought to Kansas City by railroad detectives after fleeing from Wann, Oklahoma, and said he planned to return home. He traveled as far as Springfield, Illinois before deciding his family had been punished enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pop
Dan Spears
Wann
Okla
Dan
Springfield
Ill
Airguns Heighten Risk From Slingshots in City
City safety report notes airguns join slingshots as hazards to children, windows, and songbirds. Authorities urge precautions as incidents rise.
Ask Any Schoolboy About How Much Longer School Runs
A concise line notes that students can instantly answer the remaining duration of the school term, implying widespread familiarity with the timetable among pupils and staff.
Bailey predicts Dillinger capture under government pressure
Harvey Bailey and George Kelly, both serving life terms for Urschel and the Kansas City Union Station killings, expect authorities will eventually capture Dillinger. Attorney James H. Mathers notes Bailey anticipates an appeal freeing him in Urschel, while Kelly awaits years in prison. Both are in solitary confinement and may be moved to Alcatraz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Sam
John Dillinger
Harvey Bailey
Charles F. Urschel
Leavenworth Prison
Bailey
George
Mathers
Urschel
Kansas City Union Station
Frank Nash
Kansas
Kelly
Kathryn
Prison talk in San Francisco Bay over Bailey and Kelly appeals
Mathers visited a San Francisco Bay prison around July 1 to discuss appeals for Bailey and Kathryn Kelly, now ready for filing. He said Kelly will not appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay
Mathers
Bailey
Kathryn Kelly
Kelly
Americans Display Keen Liquor Thirst As Prohibition Ends
Washington reports a surge in demand for hard liquor since pre prohibition times with whiskey rum gin and brandy consumption rising to about 85 million gallons annually and potential to top 100 million if trends hold. Beer trails at roughly half that rate as imports reach 3.64 million gallons in early 1934, with aging and bootlegging cited as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
United States
Joseph Choate
The
Alcohol Control Administration
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Ee Saas
FO Della Bedford
Dawes Harden
W. C. Duncan
State of Oklahoma
County of Pontotoc
Mary Dunning
J. W. Thomas
J. V. Thomas
State of
Towit
Cummings
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Alexander Troyanovsky
State Department
Russia
Hollywood
Mae West
Waldo
Kas
Hoopeston
Walter Trego
By Williams
Holt
Reg Yus Pat
J.R
NEA Maa
By Bess Furman
Justice of the Peace
Ada
Joe Hunsaker
Jennyooligan Bugs
Dillinger
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