Dairy and egg storage methods and dairy farming changes noted
Oklahoma dairy growth is linked to cotton uncertainty and a Ada creamery. Hutcheson family receive six pure bred heifer calves from Woodland farm Isconsin and expand herd. Egg preservation tips include water glass and lime water solutions and storage guidance. Also details emerge on a 1925 Carroll murder case with autopsy findings and parole history.
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L. E. Hutcheson
Oakman
Woodland
Isconsin
Oklahoma
Ada
Ina Pemberton
Oklahoma A
M. College
Miss Pemberton
Conscience Leads Him 18 Confession
James Hooven in Los Angeles jail confesses to poisoning Ruth Little 17 in 1919. Ruth was sister in law to Hooven who lived at the Little home in Summitville with his wife. Indiana authorities pursue details including a theft arrest and a later link to Hooven’s estranged wife Blanche Little.
Suspect Confesses to Slaying Indiana Girl in Los Angeles
James Hooven alias James Huff, 27, in a six month petty theft sentence, told Tailor Frank Dewar he is driven by conscience and confessed to killing 17 year old Ruth Little of Summitville Indiana and his brother in law James Leo Carroll of Los Angeles. Police arrested Emma Huff, rumored to be Carroll’s sister, for investigation in Pacoima. Hooven previously attempted suicide in jail and said he planned the killings after his fiancée Blanche Little, Ruth’s sister, spurned him.
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Hooven
Pendleton
Ind
Robert Wheeler
Kokomo
California
Carroll
Ruth
James Leo Carroll
Los Angeles
James Hooven
James William Huff
Frank Dewar
Ruth Little
Summitville
Indiana
Pacoima
San Fernando Valley
Here
Emma Huff
Blanche Little
Storm Sewer 5 Progress on Ada East Side Project
Considerable progress is reported on the storm sewer project along Mississippi avenue Ada to relieve east side flooding. The $5,000 initial stage ties into Main to Twelfth streets with curb and gutter work underway. Frye Brothers and Chilcutt hold the contract as plans aim to extend the system to Hope Avenue and route water to the creek below the disposal plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Avenue
Main
Twelfth
Ada
Missisippi Avenue
Hope Avenue
Frye Brothers & Chilcutt
Senator Wheeler Backs Smith Bandwagon for Democrats
Washington May 12 Newspapers report Montana Senator Wheeler who split from the party in 1924 endorsed Governor Smith for the Democratic presidential nomination. He praised Smith as liberal and law enforcement minded and urged nomination by acclamation in a letter to Montana party chair W W McDowell.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
New York
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Smith
W. W. McDowell
Montana Democratic Central Committee
Walsh
Houston
California
Reed
Missouri
Harding-Coolidge
Held for murder after plain fight in Oklahoma
Elbert Cunningham, 24, a farmer near Turkeyford, was held without bail for trial in district court on a murder charge connected to the death of Bill Young, 50, after a dance fight. Doctors testified head injuries formed a brain clot and pneumonia followed, leading to Young's death in a Joplin hospital.
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Miami
Okla
Elbert Cunningham
Turkeyford
Bill Young
Joplin
Cuddie E. Davidson
Cunningham
Young
East Central Wins Teams Doubles In Collegiate Affair
East Central and Southeastern share the tennis meet honors at the Oklahoma Collegiate tournament. Wood and Forrester of East Central beat Phillips University 0-6 6-3 6-4 10-8 in doubles, while Armstrong defeats Joe Apple in straight sets in singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central
Oklahoma Collegiate Conference
Oklahoma
Southeastern
Wood
Forrester
Phillips University
Armstrong
Joe Apple
Apple
Bledsoe
Babe Ruth
Ada
Tiger Machine
Tigers
Phillips
Reeves
Marsh
University of Illinois
Reeves and Marsh
Varnum and
Kavanaugh
Northwestern
Oklahoma City University
Holloway
Confederates Parade Marks End of Reunion in Little Rock
Thousands of aging Confederate veterans marched or rode in the parade closing the thirty-eighth United Confederate Veterans reunion in Little Rock Arkansas. The parade featured a marine band of descendants of blue and gray and honored veterans from multiple Confederate groups as General A T Goodwin of Elmore Alabama was named commander in chief.
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Little Rock
Ark
Dixie
United Confederate Veterans
Vicksburg
Forrest
Pickett
United States Marine Band
Legionnaires
A. T. Goodwin
Elmore
Ala
J. C. Foster
Houston
Texas
Charlotte
N. C
E. R. Wiles
The
Sons of Confederate Veterans
S. L. Lowry
Tampa
Enid Wins 1929 State Convention of Church of Christ
Enid was awarded the 1929 state convention of the Church of Christ at the closing session in OKMULGEe. Bartlesville Shawnee had invited the event, but Enid earns the honor due to Phillips University presence. Oklahoma church aims to increase membership and promote Pentecost world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgeer
Enid
Church of Christ
Bartlesville
Shawnee
Phillips University
Okmulgee
State Church Board
Washington
Future Works Committee
Oklahoma Christian Missionary Society
Blackmer Questioned Over NY Indictment Prospects
Senate Teapot Dome panel chairman Nye asked Governor Smith if H. M. Blackmer could be indicted under New York law for failing to account to his Mid- West Refining Co. for profits from the Continental Trading company of Canada. Blackmer, self-exiled in Europe, allegedly received 800000 in the Continental Oil deal and holds the proceeds in Liberty bonds in a New York safety deposit box. He is described as a key figure in the Continental arrangement involving A. E. Humphreys and oil deals with Prairie Oil and Gas and Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nye
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Governor Smith
New York Today
H. M. Blackmer
Mid- West Refining Company
New York
Continental Trading Company of Canada
Oil Committee
Blackmer
Europe
Senate
A. E. Humphreys
Colorado
Texas
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Continental Concern
British Runner Drops Out of Transcontinental Derby
Peter Gavuzzi of Southampton England, leader in C C Pyle's bunion derby, was forced to drop out near Toledo Ohio. Utterly exhausted he quit after about 2800 miles from Los Angeles to New York, holding a three hour lead when the group halted in Wauseon last night.
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Toledo
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
Ensg
C. C. Pyle
Here
Los Angeles
New York
Wauseon
Smith Denies Knowledge of Campaign Funds in Senate Inquiry
Governor Alfred E. Smith testified he knew nothing about financing his presidential bid, while campaign manager George R. Van Namee disclosed receipts of 103310 and expenditures of 92000 for the New York organization. He cited major California spending and noted contributions from William F. Kenny and others amid broad, regional fundraising.
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New York
U. S. Senate
Alfred E. Smith
George R. van Namee
Senators
New York Organization
William F. Kenny
van Namee
California
Smith
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Montana
van Nameer
Minnesota
North Dakota
Maine
Senate
Houston
Hoover
Washington
Commodore Hotel
Steiner
Oregon
Los Angeles Express
Anti-Saloon League
Opinions differ on Indiana vote in Hoover bid
Washington observers weighed Hoover's presidential hopes after Indiana primary results showed Senator Watson defeating Herbert Hoover in preference voting. Supporters argued the 33 delegates for Watson signal a convention challenge while Hoover backers called the outcome a setback for his nomination bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hoover
Indianapolis
Oscar G. Foellinger
Watson
Kansas City
Moses
New Hampshire
Commerce Secretary
M. Burt Thurman
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Hoov
Nine Candidates File For State Office In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City May 10. Nine candidates filed today and yesterday with the state election board, bringing total filings to 147. House nominees include W L Hutcheson Democrat Tillman county J W Democrat Delaware county Hollis Arnett Democrat Greer county Lester W Duvall Democrat Grant county Joseph T Lombard Republican Osage county James Nairn Democrat Nowata county seeking re election Wirt Lucas Democrat Washington county Senate candidate F H Blosser Democrat second district Cheyenne Congress candidate R B Butts Republican second district Muskogee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Secretary of the State Election Board
W. L. Hutcheson
Tillman County
J. W. Democrat
Delaware County
Hollis Arnett
Greer County
Lester W. Duvall
Grant County
Joseph T. Lombard
Osape County
James Nairn
Nowata
Wirt Lucas
Washita County
Senate
F. H. Blosser
Cheyenne
Congress
R. B. Butts
Muskogee
Wilburton banker arrested in capital city
J. J. Kirkpatrick former cashier of the First State Bank at Wilburton is arrested in Oklahoma City on charges of accepting deposits while the bank was insolvent. The bank closed February 16 with over $400 000 in deposits. Latimer County deposits exceeded $70 000 and a county official was removed for depositing county funds without security.
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Oklahoma City
Wilburton
J. J. Kirkpatrick
Oklahoma County
Joe Welch
G. B. Mitchell
Kirkpatrick
Latimer County
R. E. Anderson
Latimer County Commissioners
Little River to Enter Shutdown in Seminole Pool
Tulsa May 10. Operators in the Little River area of the Greater Seminole pool were to sign an agreement extending production restrictions to June 15. Proposed by Thomas B. Slick the plan calls for no new tests no well completions and prorating output to 100 barrels per producing day for 90 days. One signature remained for unanimous approval.
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Tulsa
Little River
Greater
Seminole Pool
Mid- Continent Oil and Gas Association
Thomas B. Slick
Reiter-Foster Oil and Gas Corporation
Paul S. Ache
Germany Urges Flyers Not to Prolong Stay
Milwaukee dispatch reports that just before the German Irish fliers left for St Louis at 1 02 p m today they received an official cable from the German government urging them to come home at once after completing the American trip Germany wants to honor you was the reason given in the message
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Germany
Bremen crew sails from Milwaukee to St Louis
The German Irish crew of the Bremen left Milwaukee for St Louis at 1 02 p m central standard time today. The hopoff passed without incident.
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Milwaukee
Bremen
St. Louis
Houses of Black People Burned After Deputy Sheriff Fatally Hurt
In Alexandria Louisiana on May 14 seven houses belonging to relatives of William Blackman, a Black man, burned after a deputy sheriff was fatally hurt. The incident follows threats and unrest amid community tensions and local authorities investigating arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
William Blackman
Mid-Continent to Suffer Allen Pool Restriction Debate
At a Wednesday conference of Allen pool producers led by the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas association adviser, a plan to restrict Allen pool output is debated. Mid-Continent Petroleum controls half of 20 250 barrels daily from 90 wells on the Fleet lease in 7-5-8 and Sasakwa extension amid Seminole and Hughes counties. In Pentotoc, about 40 wells are drilling with little current waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Continent
Ik Allen
Allen
Allen Pool
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Ray M. Collins
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Sasakwa
Seminole
Hughes Counties
Pentotoc
Mrs Mary Wasson Pioneer Republican Leader Dies
May 11 Guthrie Oklahoma. Mrs Mary Wasson 82 a pioneer Okla homesteaded near Cashion at Territory opening and served as secretary of the state Republican committee. Survived by son Clark Wasson Antlers daughter Grace Harmon Muskogee and a daughter Mrs Ed Hogan Okemah. burial Sunday in Holton Kansas.
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Mary Wasson
Guthrie
Clark Wasson
Antlers
State Republican Committee
Grace Harmon
Wasson
Cashion
Oklahoma Territory
Clark
Harmon
B. Wasson
Muskogee
Ed W. Hogan
Okemah
Holton
Kans
Candidates Named for Offices in August Democratic Primary
The News lists authorized contenders for the offices as candidates in the upcoming Democratic primary in August. The article notes official sanctioning of participants and outlines the contest framework ahead of the August vote.
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Cratic
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Indiana Reformatory
Frank Daniels
FST
Phillips Combine
Woods Bambino
Goldbug
Spangler
Edmond
Eisner
Northeastern
Varnum
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AL Smith Glaing
Nno
West
New Yorker
Senator Steiner
F. Scott McBride
Ceer
Arthur L. Gilliam
United States Senate
Chicago Tribune
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Longleaf
Blackman
Frank Phillips
Dave Blackman
Lee Blackman
G. C. Alsbach
T. J
Rome
Morrow
Ernest Miers
Col
W. G. Dorsey J. M
RUSH
Etchieson J. C
CENT
Walker W. B. Walker
W. A. Pec Or. Gill
John M. Thompson
George R. Collins, JR
W. B
Bill) Summers
J. W. Bohannon
J. J. Copeland
Center
J. M
Uncle Jim
Stanfield
Jd. W. Dean
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