Notice by Publication in Oklahoma District Court
Public notice in Pontotoc county Oklahoma names Zula M Chapman Jennie Dove Chapman Jessie Chapman and others as heirs of Charles L Chapman deceased. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title and payment of estate debts with court action set to answer by July 2 1934. Attorneys: W C Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thme
Oroc County
Okla
Chas L. Chapman
Chickasaw
State OF Oklahoma
Charlies
Chapman
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Towit
Charles L. Chapman
Pontotoc County awards trophies for spring contests
Attractive trophies for Pontotoc county spring literary musical and athletic contests have arrived and are at the office of James W Huff county superintendent where schools that won them may secure them. They include loving cups and newer styles and cover both high school and grade events in literary glee clubs quartets baseball track and field. Individual winners will have awards available at Mr Huff's office early this week.
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Pontotoc County
James W. Huff
Huff
Oklahoma donors back fort preservation move at Fort Gibson
Donations of 200 dollars each from J. Garfield Buell and John B. Garrett support Oklahoma State Historical Society aims to repurchase the old barracks at Fort Gibson from Fred Carroll. State historian Grant Foreman says the project hopes to create a state park and museum with War Department cooperation to showcase early military life.
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Fort Gibson
Oklahoma State Historical Society
J. Garfield Buell
Muskogee
John B. Garrett
Tulsa
Fred Carroll
Oklahoma
State Society
Grant Foreman
Foreman
War Department
Oil production uptick and regional shifts report
The Oil and Gas Journal notes a weekly rise in U S crude output to 2 564 954 barrels daily, with Oklahoma Texas California Kansas and Eastern fields showing varied gains and losses. Rockies slip, while East Texas and other regions show subtle increases amid ongoing production adjustments.
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Tulsa
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Texas
East Texas
California
Kansas
Eastern
Rockies
Oklahoma City
West Texas
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coast
North
Louisiana
Arkansas
Eastern Fields
Rocky Mountain Area
U. See
Garden plants and supplies for sale in Allen Oklahoma
Sweet potato slips Porto Rico and Nancy Hall varieties available at 412 West Tenth. Mrs. B. F. Stegall advertises ready garden plants. Also for sale a 40 by 60 tent and 12 ounce brown duck canvas. W. A. Patterson Box 43 Allen Oklahoma lists the items on sale.
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Porto Rico
Nancy Hall
West Tenth
B. F. Stegall
W. A. Patterson
Allen
Okla
East Central Honor Awards Go To Reich and Faulkner
East Central State Teachers College honors Evalyn Reich of Ada and Mortimer Faulkner of Wanette at spring graduation exercises. Reich wins The Ada Evening News gold medal for top scholastic average. Faulkner receives the 8. and Q. Clothiers gold medal for best all around student based on scholarship activities and conduct.
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East Central State Teachers College
Evalyn Reich
Ada
Mortimer Faulkner
Wanette
Ada Evening News
Miss Reich
East Central
Adaluizh
H. P. Reich
Faulkner
8. And
Q. Clothiers
Three Charged in Second Degree Burglary Case
Charges filed in Justice Court of Clay Jones against Clay Morrison Dewey Morrison and Raymond Smith for breaking into Tom Eppersons garage at Lawrence and stealing two casings tubes and rims. Defendants pled not guilty at arraignment and bonds set at 1000 each for Friday May 25 preliminary hearing.
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Justice Court
Clay Jones
Clay Morrison
Dewey Morrison
Raymond Smith
Tom Epperson
Lawrence
Justice Jones
Greater Returns for the Amount Invested
Classified ad notes claim greater returns for money invested. Ad highlights potential profits and prompts readers to contact agent for details and opportunities.
Wallace to undergo x ray treatments for paralysis recovery
Polly Wallace, director of athletics and football coach at East Central Teachers College, will return to St. Anthony's hospital in Oklahoma City for a week of x ray treatments. He was stricken with paralysis, had an operation, then x ray therapy and is slowly improving. He can now move with crutches and has ventured outside briefly. right leg shows stronger recovery than the left.
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P. A
Polly” Wallace
East Central Teachers’ College
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
Wallace
Ada
President Roosevelts bid to nationalize silver for monetary stock
Legislation introduced in Congress at the president's urging would raise silver in monetary stocks to 25 percent, with a policy to reach 25 percent silver and 75 percent gold. The bill authorizes a $500000 appropriation, home and foreign purchases, and a permissive nationalization clause overseen by the treasury. It provides hard penalties for violations and sets up silver certificates backed by bullion and coins. The measure follows weeks of agitation and a Senate push for mandatory silver.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate Silver Bloc
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
U. S
Thomas
D-Okla
Court Dismisses Federal Officers in NIRA Petroleum Case
Circuit court ordered the dismissal of federal officers enforcing portions of the NIRA and the petroleum code. It called the code a novelty in legislation but found no reason to upset generally useful public business laws. Meanwhile sweets from recess caused mild intoxication after analysis showed each bonbon held over 20 percent alcohol with flavoring.
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Ing
NIRA
Circuit Court
Brass Rail Back as Bars Reopen in New York
In New York the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board approves perpendicular drinking after Prohibition. Bar patrons plant feet on rails again at venues like Park Lane as hosts prepare for three new “largest in the world” bars.
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Homer McEcoy
New York
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Gotham
Eddie
Park Lane
School Boy Held on Murder Charge in Texas
William Osborne, 16, Premont high school student, was charged with murder and jailed in Falfurrias after a preliminary hearing. He reportedly confessed, said he planned to rob Brinck and fired when Brinck refused, then showed officers $70 and a hidden weapon.
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Harlingen
Tex
William Osborne
Premont High
Falfurrias
J. M
Jack” Brinck
U. S
Brinck
Osborn
Osborne
Cly
Te Barrow
John Dillinger
Edinburg
Bonnie Parker's Sister Arrested in Tex Murder Case
Billie Mace 21 sister of Bonnie Parker and Floyd Hamilton, brother of Raymond Hamilton, were charged with the murder of two state highway patrolmen near Grapevine. Billie, formerly married to Fred Mace, denied the charges and is jailed in Fort Worth. Hamilton is held by Dallas officers. District Attorney Jesse Martin said a witness identified them. Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker had been indicted previously. the witness did not identify them in photos.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Billie Mace
Bonnie Parker
Floyd Hamilton
Raymond Hamilton
Grapevine
Fred Mace
Huntsville
Waxahachie
Tarrant County
Hamilton
Dallas
Jesse Martin
William Schieffe
Clyde Barrow
Southwest
Moll
Grand Jury
Schiefer
Barrow
Parker
Attack on Japanese settlement kills eleven in Manchukuo
A dispatch from Manchukuo reports eleven Japanese dead after 100 Chinese irregulars raided a model Japanese settlement at Lake Chinpo northeast of Tunhua in Kirin province. Five of the dead were schoolboys among the victims.
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Tokyo
Manchuokuo
Mhsinking
Changchun
Manchukuo
Rengo
Lake Chinpo
Tunhua
Kirin Province
Murray's Obscure Path Through State Politics Highlighted
The text notes a six year senate tenure followed by a bid for speaker at Murray's urging. As speaker he backed a tax cutting program and pushed regulatory measures, farm returns, highway reimbursements, and state federal harmony. He spoke at Ryan and Duncan and schedules tours to Frederick Tishomingo Shawnee and Ardmore.
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Murray
Senate
House
Ryan
Duncan
Frederick
Tishomingo
Shawnee
Ardmore
East Central State Teachers College Opens Summer Term
East Central State Teachers college started the summer term with classes at 7 am and kept to schedule. A large number enrolled today after heavy Saturday and Monday totals, with more expected later in the week. Some classes have been split due to heavy enrollment but most are standard courses. Social and recreational activities for the nine weeks term will begin soon, likely next week.
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East Central State Teachers College
Anglin on Long Speaking Tour through Oklahoma
Holdenville lawyer Tom Anglin campaigning for governor spoke in Cache urging tax cuts and partial homestead exemptions. Governor Murray predicts Anglin will win the Democratic nomination, while Anglin faces anti administration rivals and a potential runoff with Jack Walton in a state where Murray backs Anglin’s ascent.
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Cache
Okla
Tom Anglin
Holdenville
Oklahoma
Murray
Anglin
Tom
Jack Walton
Crump Enjoins Oil Field Builders in Oklahoma
A temporary injunction issued for the Big Builders Association by District Judge George C. Crump in Wewoka bars oil field workers union Local 209 from interfering with rig construction and operation across Oklahoma. A May 24 hearing is set. the strike for higher wages followed a broader regional oil field walkout.
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Seminole
Big Builders Association
George C. Crump
Wewoka
Oil Field Workers Union
Oklahoma
Thisrea
Kansas
Texas
Valedictorian Reads Address From Sick Bed
Hollis Oklahoma May 22 1934 a 14 year old invalid girl Jane Anne Slaughter is valedictorian of Hollis junior high school. From a bed in a Dallas hospital she delivered a valedictory address by long distance telephone to classmates and families with loudspeakers. She achieved a 95 percent average through home study after a Chicago accident last summer.
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Hollis
Oklahoma
Dallas
Jane Anne Slaughter
Chicago
Jane Anne
Court Upholds Oil Regulation Under NRA
The U S Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled oil production regulation under the National Industrial Recovery Act constitutional. An injunction had restrained activity by an Eastern Texas district court prior to the ruling.
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New Orleans
United States
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas District Court
Insull Plea On Shanghaied Claim Refuted In Court
Chicago May 22 The United States responded to Samuel Insull's claim of being shanghaied from Turkey by stating he is present and can be tried. A demurrer argued before Federal Judge Philip L. Sullivan contends he may be charged on indictments for mail fraud and bankruptcy act violations. Insull, resident at a Gold Coast hotel, was not in court.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Turkey
United States
Philip L. Sullivan
Insull
Gold Coast
Samuel Jr
Mrs. A. C. Lawrence Narrow Escape In Gas Blast
Mrs. R. O. Lawrence of 510 S. Townsend narrowly escaped serious injury when a gas explosion occurred under a hot water heater as she prepared to leave the kitchen. Her husband Mr. Lawrence had lit the burner a few minutes earlier and was not in the kitchen at the time. The blast shattered the burner compartment door and damaged the burner support and spreader. Mrs. Lawrence suffered shock but no lasting injuries.
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R. O. Lawrence
S. Townsend
Mr. Lawrence
Mrs. Lawrence
Mrs. H. C. Thompson Injured After Pedestrian Collision
Mrs. H. C. Thompson of 119 East Seventeenth was struck by a taxi on Main Street at Broadway while crossing. She sustained a slight concussion two head cuts and chest bruises. Taxi driver Wilburn Crow was questioned by city authorities.
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H. C. Thompson
East Seventeenth
Main Street
Broadway
Wilburn Crow
Alcohol Candy Ring Charged in Brooklyn Grand Jury
Evidence of a liquor candy ring allegedly selling children about 500000 dollars worth of bootleg candy was presented to a federal grand jury in Brooklyn. Indictments are expected this week against two individuals and two companies as the federal inquiry traces sales from December to markets reaching Chicago and Baltimore.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Murray Kreindler
Chicago
Baltimore
Paris
Corrections Issued On Onl Allowables June Oil Output
The interior department corrected June allowable crude oil production to 2,528,300 barrels, down from 2,549,400. State figures adjusted include Illinois 12,690 (from 12,500), Kansas 150,300 (from 150,300), Louisiana 85,000 (unchanged), and Michigan 32,800 (from 32,000).
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Washington
Interior Department
Department
Illinois
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Nash and Clark Go On Trial For Harrah Robbery
Houston Nash and Eugene Clark are to go on trial in Oklahoma City for robbery with firearms linked to the First National Bank of Harrah break in and the night watchman J C Smith robbery. Wilbur Underhill admitted leading the five man gang before his death. Nash seeks a severance.
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Oklahoma City
Houston Nash
Eugene Clark
First National Bank of
Costs of Suit Far More Than Judgment Won
OLAHOMA CITY May 22. Morgan borrowed $215 from Security State Bank of Wewoka in February 1821 and won a supreme court verdict to recover $1.81 in alleged usurious interest. The court also ruled Morgan must pay half the costs of the extensive litigation, making him a heavy loser. Justice Busby wrote the opinion.
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Olahoma City
More Power for Secretary Wallace Approved
The senate agriculture committee approved amendments to the agricultural adjustment act to strengthen the secretary of agriculture’s power to license dealers in farm products. The vote was 9 to 5 with claims the amendment would grant dictatorial authority over farm commodity industries while clarifying licensing for marketing agreements.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Panama Windstorm Tops Sheds In 20 Seconds
Panama Oklahoma reports a near tornadic windstorm yesterday afternoon overturning numerous sheds and outhouses in about 20 seconds. A heavy rain accompanied the wind with no injuries reported. The dispatch notes the event occurred in the afternoon and adds the storm caused structural damage but spared people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Okla
Roosevelt signs order on code violation retaliation
President Roosevelt signed an executive order dated May 15 making employers who dismiss or demote workers for reporting code violations subject to a 500 dollar fine or six months in jail or both.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tom Mix Loses Suit Over 1929 Engagement
Tom Mix must pay after losing a state supreme court fight for a new trial in the Western Show company breach of contract case. The court upheld an Erie county verdict, and Mix appealed from it.
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Tom Mix
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Mix
Erie County
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Jessie Lax
NE Chapman
Township 3
Range 6
Della Bedford
Dawes Harden
W. C. Duncan
Hotel McAlpin
Hans Neumann
Ritz- Carleton
McAlpin
Assyria
East Central Honor Awards
Lloywyo
Carl Hubgell
Pepper” Martin
Paul Waner
Lloyd
Carl Hubbell
Waners
Hubbell
Martin
Lloyd Waner
Tikes
Siler
Money System
A.M. Landman
A. M. Landman
Five Civilized Tribes
Mr. Landman
Steedman
Alice Brown Davis
CRUMP
Ail Builders
Uncle Sam
Demurrer
A. C. Lawrence
H.C. Thompson
Nash and
Clark
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