Ada scouts plan park cleanup and McAlester trip
Ada Boy Scouts organize a Civic Park cleanup at 4 PM Friday with patrols bringing spades hoes and bulbs. They announce a June 20 21 22 trip to McAlester and Oklahoma City with prizes for contest winners and a court of honor May 30.
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Harry Miller
Ada
Koy. Meek
McAlester
State Prison
City Lake
Hale-Hassell Grocery Co
Stonewall
Francis, Vaness, Fitzhugh and
Jones Chapel
Kiamichi Mountains
Oklahoma City
State Capitol
Norman
A. and M. College
Stillwater
Ada Robbery and Assault Involving Two Intruders
Judge A G Winn and E J Walker in Ada are recovering after being attacked by two men during an overnight stay in a bunkhouse near Wamego. The assailants robbed Winn of a $600 diamond ring and watches, fired on deputies, and fled after a tense pursuit. Police report 8 to 10 gunshots exchanged. suspects listed as John Moore and Jack Wall names later booked as J C Jackson and James Woodall. Charges of robbery with firearms and assault with intent to kill will be filed.
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A. G. Winn
E. J. Walker
Wamego
Walker
Judge Winn
McClain County
John Moore
Jack Wall
Tecumseh
J. C. Jackson
James Woodall
Ada
State of
Oklahoma
Olicy Cravatt
Folsom
Mulbert Folsom
Minerva Folsom
Byrd
Harris
Jefferson Folsom
Lyman Folsom
Emma Johnson
Serena Pettigrew
Alexander
Wright
Pontotoc County
Mulbert* Folsom
Indian Base
Meridian
L. E. Franklin
Della Bedford
Farm relief tied to industry prosperity says analyst
Washington reports a government analyst argues agricultural prosperity lowers industrial mood and farm relief may be unnecessary. L. H. Bean of the Agriculture Department notes periods of low crop prices often align with industrial growth, while high prices precede slumps, challenging old beliefs about rural relief needs.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Department of Agriculture
L. H. Bean
Bean
Pontotoc County Farm Lands Not So Idle Says Agent Hill
Agent Hill counters talk of widespread farm idleness in Pontotoc County noting that most farms have tenants and activity remains steady. A few huts exist where land sits without a tenant, but the overall picture contrasts with popular belief.
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Pontotoc County
Agent Hill
Mr. Hill
Gotton Growers End Detson Morley Wins
Oklahoma City dispatch reports the Oklahoma Cotton Growers association elected a new board unanimously backing Sam Morley as general manager. New directors include W H Freeman, A F Duke, J L Flow, and A S Foreman among others. Stealey ousted last year. President Harry Cordell will appoint the public representative George Bishop.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Cotton Growers’ Association
Sam LI
C. L. Stealey
Morley
Stealey
W. H. Freeman
Sentinel
W. L. Hutchinson
Frederick
A. F. Duke
Marlow
Walter Colbert
Ardmore
G. W. Moncrief
Canadian
Foreman
Sallisaw
John A. Willard
Anadarko
State Board of Agriculture
Harry Cordell
George Bishop
Willard
Duke
Staley
Triplets and Uncle Sam No Government Prize Found
A Wall Street era criticism ridicules the myth that the federal government pays prizes for triplets. The piece notes lawmakers hear many letters asking for money and birth certificates, while taxpayers fund tickets to events and lawmakers face pressure to act. It highlights misperceptions about government rewards and congressional solicitations.
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Washington
Sammy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Express
Rome
Explosion Numbs Bath District School. 42 Dead
Two dynamite blasts wrecked the Bath Michigan district school killing 35 to 42 people including children, with victims and investigators named, amid confusion and a manhunt for the suspected perpetrator Andrew Kehoe, after state police confirmed multiple fatalities and found dynamite at a former Kehoe property.
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Path
Mich
BE. L. Huyck
Lansing
Bath
Here
Andrew Keyhole
Keyhole
Glen Smith
Nelson McFarren
McFarren
Smith
Andrew Kehoe
Kehoe
Negro sentenced to four-year term for burglary
Wiggins Tecumseh Davis known as Mainline was sentenced to four years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglary. He allegedly plundered a Frisco freight car last week and shared shoes with friends. Several other Negroes await trial on receiving stolen property charges. Davis will be moved to the state prison on Monday. The United States uses two fifths of all the world’s wood.
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Wiggins Tecumseh Davis
State Penitentiary
Orel Busby
Davis
Frisco
Morley Faces Re election With Predicted Solid Support
Commentary notes the soundness of Morley’s policies and forecasts no dissent when Morley seeks re election. The piece implies broad backing and a smooth vote.
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Morley
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