Garden of Blooming Resolve in Seaport Romance
Captain Bill Fair returns to Seaport and finds his late mother’s garden revived by Henrietta Morton. Henrietta has tended the yard in secret to honor him, while Mrs Beazley colors the town with gossip about their pairing. Bill finally sees the flowers and joins Henrietta at the Morton home.
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Bill Fair
Bill
Henrietta
Laura Morton
Bill Farr
Seaport
Lem Beazley
Lem
Mr. Beazley
Henrietta Morton
Morton
Cox Aims to Build East Central Athletics and Local Talent
C Ray Cox named director of athletics at East Central State Teachers College after six years coaching Ada High. He plans a statewide reach to keep athletes at home, develop a Missouri system based program with Don Faurot as coach, and create a broad physical education Curriculum for every student.
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C. Raymond Cox
Cox
East Central State Teachers College
Ada High School
East Central
Ada
Oklahoma
State University
Illinois University
Zuppke
Don Faurot
Missouri
Faurot
Tiger Machine
Tiger Squade
Official Explains Federal Income Tax Report Process
Tulsa federal deputy internal revenue collector Guy S. Lynch says a form letter inviting a taxpayer to confer with a deputy is not a warrant or intimidation. He notes 1924 taxes for 1923 incomes are being checked, errors corrected amicably, and refunds issued when due.
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Tulsa
Okla
Internal Revenue
Sam
Guy S. Lynch
Lynch
Treasury Department
Ma Ferguson Grants Clemency Reach 374 Pardons
In two weeks from April 25 Governor Miriam A. Ferguson issued twenty one clemency actions, boosting total pardons and related grants to 374. The batch included two full pardons six conditional pardons one parole one remission of bond forfeiture and eleven furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Paul Speck
Jones County
J. C. Pruitt
Bosque County
B. J. Stephens
Pruitt
Teacher is Arrested in Evolution Case at Tennessee School
A Dayton Tenn special reports Prof J T Scopes of Rhea High School science department was arrested Tuesday on charges of violating Tennessee law banning the teaching of evolution in public schools.
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Nashville, Tenn
Dayton, Tenn
J. T. Scopes
Rhea High School
Tennessee
News Want Ad Seeks Buyers Renters and Sellers
Local newspaper runs a compact want ad offering buy rent or sell opportunities. Readers are invited to place classified notices for real estate vehicles employment and personal items. Ad emphasizes quick response and wide reach through the paper.
Kerr Endorsed by Ada Post for Oklahoma Legion Commander
Norman Howard post votes unanimously to endorse Robert S. Kerr for Oklahoma Department Commander. Kerr, former Norman Howard post commander and judge advocate, vows no political flavor and pledges post backing to his campaign. Ada veterans plan financing from the post to aid Kerr’s bid.
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Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
American Legion
Legionnaire
Kerr
Norman Howard
Ada
Lessendam
Ada Post
Post Treasury
Indorsement
Gardner Braly
Norman Howard Post
Legion
Elbert Reed
Legions
Ada Legionnaire
Legionnaires
Veterans of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department
Jimmie Hatcher
Colonel Coolidge Recalls No Fainting Incident
Col. John C. Coolidge father of the president told inquirers he remembered nothing about a fainting spell alleged to have occurred yesterday on his Plymouth porch. Miss Aurora Pierce, his house keeper, said he did faint while posing for a photograph. Tierra del Fuego reportedly operates the world’s largest sheep station, shearing over 2,500,000 sheep annually.
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Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Inquirers
Aurora Pierce
Col. Coolidge
Tierra del Fuego
South America
McDaniels Re-elected President of Southern Baptist Convention
Dr. George W. McDaniels of Richmond Virginia was unanimously re elected president at the opening session of the Southern Baptist convention annual meeting in Memphis on May 13.
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Associated Press
Memphis
George W. McDaniels
Richmond
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist Convention Opens Annual Session in Memphis
The Southern Baptist convention representing churches in 18 states opens its annual sessions in Memphis with about 10 000 messengers expected, 4 000 registered last night and more due today. A reaffirmation of faith report is to be presented, possibly before Saturday.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
South
The New Way Sermon At Southern Baptist Session
Dr Len G Broughton pastor of the First Baptist Church Jacksonville Fla tells Southern Baptists to keep theology and science separate while noting a new way evident in politics science and religion He cites Joshua urging sanctification before crossing the Jordan and says evidence of the new path is seen in denominations affairs.
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Memphis
Tenn
Len G. Broughton
First Baptist Church
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Baptist Convention
Broughton
Joshua
Jordan
Pr. Broughton
Review of Live Stock Market at Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City May 12 Receipts of cattle this week were uneven with some classes steady others slow or lower. Steer beef abundant. butcher stock scarce. Top beef figures reached 10 for fed Kansas mixed steers and heifers in first two days. Texas mill-feeder steers sold 7.25 to 7.75. Grass-run steers around 78 pounds brought 3.25. Butcher cattle active early then slowed. most trading 6 to 7, higher for quality. Medium to good butcher cows 5 to 6, some 6.50. Canners and cutters 2 to 3. Good heavy calves 6.60 to 7.60, up to 9 for best. Stockers and feeders sought but trading light due to few offerings. White faces 7 and up, red subjects 5 to 4. Stock cows 2.50 to 3.50, heifers up to 5. Hog market very active and higher. top 12.50, bulk 22.50 up. Receipts light. market buoyant. Hog supply expected to improve with prices in line with other markets. No sheep sold. market steady. Oklahoma National Stock Yards Company.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma National Stock Yards Company
LA Officer J W McCarty Begins 90 Day Sick Leave Visit
Officer J W McCarty of the Los Angeles police force arrived Tuesday afternoon for a three months visit with his family and Mrs A T Trimm. McCarty has been with the department since 1921 and is inspector of horses and equipment. He is now on a 90 day sick leave.
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J. W. McCarty
Los Angeles Police Force
A. T. Trimm
McCarty
Police Department
Buy it rent Trent find it with News
Trent area residents seek property deals and rental options through local News listings. Shoppers compare prices and availability, highlighting homes, apartments, and investment opportunities in the Trent market.
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Trent
Clashes Seen Ahead of Von Hindenburg Inauguration
Berlin expects violent partisan clashes as President elect Von Hindenburg returns for inauguration. Official notice warns several organizations plan to line the entry route with weapons. police to arrest and bar participants. Red Cross emergency posts will guard the highway route.
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Berlin
von Hindenberg
von Hindenburg
Red Cross
England Officials Warn Dirty Windows Darken Buildings
Percy Waldram told the Royal Institute of British Architects that England’s buildings are about ten percent darker than they would be if their windows were washed more often. He urged increased window cleaning to improve lighting and urban appearance.
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London
England
Percy Waldram
Royal Institute of British Architects
Indian Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Case Hearing Set
Watson Shields, charged with murder in the death of Oscar Harjo, appeared before Justice Joseph Anderson and entered a not guilty plea. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for May 18, with Shields to remain jailed pending that hearing and possible habeas corpus action for release if bound for district court.
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Watson Shields
Oscar Harjo
Joseph Anderson
Herring on Inspection Tour in North States
W. C. Herring of the department of rural education at the college visits teachers colleges in Kansas Nebraska Iowa Michigan Ohio and Illinois aiming to return May 12. He seeks ideas from northern centers to benefit the department here and notes the East Central district’s strong rural education progress.
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W. C. Herring
Department of Rural Education
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Herring
North Central Territory
East Central District
Mr. Herring
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