Lindbergh Plane Flees Pursuit After Secret Wedding
At Roosevelt Field New York two youths flew Col Charles A Lindberghs Falcon plane after his secret Englewood New Jersey wedding to Anne Morrow. The flight broke pursuit by newspaper planes and headed possibly toward Portland Maine. The crew would not disclose the flight plans or ownership details.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Falcon
Portland
Maine
Englewood
N. J
Anne Morrow
Lindberg
Lindbergh plane makes mystery flight from Roosevelt Field
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's plane was taken from the hangar for a brief mystery flight over Farmingdale and Lake Ronkonkoma on Long Island. Two men appeared, trained up the craft, then flew off without revealing destination or purpose. The plane circled the area and returned, with the pilots leaving the aircraft and driving away.
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Roosevelt Field
Charles A. Lindberg
Farmingdale
Lake Ronkonkkoma
Long Island
Framingdale
Lake Resort
Lindbergh Wedding Quietly Ties Knot in New Jersey
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow wed in a private ceremony at the bride’s father Ambassador Dwight Morrow’s estate in Englewood New Jersey. The vows were performed by Rev Dr William Adams Brown in a simple service attended only by family and close friends.
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Englewood
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Dwight W.W. Morrow
New York
William Adams Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Edwin L. McIlvaine
Meadville
Ambassador Morrow
Anne
Charles
Betty
Stop and Go Combat on Sheridan Road
Two motorists John Bucholz and Robert Potter stalled in a stop and go clash on Sheridan road Chicago. After a sequence of red lights they exchanged insults and nearly fought at several crossings before a policeman intervened and they returned to their cars and later to the police station.
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Chicago
John Bucholz
Robert Potter
Sheridan Road
Bucholz
Potter
Activity Grows in Pontotog CD drilling era
The Bebee field shows heavy activity with many rigs moving in or drilling. Operators include Benedum and Trees, American Robertson, Transcontinental Boen, Hoffman Tecumseh, and others with depths from 1 433 to beyond 4 239 feet. A Wilcox trend near Allen pool draws attention as Hemackla and Sinclair developments report gas, oil shows, and near-record flow expectations.
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Bebee
Benedum & Trees
Matthews
American Robertson
Empire
Norris
Independent
Davis
Boen
Hoffman Et al
Tecumseh
B. A. LaSelle
Hatcher
Ogg
Roper
Superior
Malden
Broughton
Francis
Allen Pool
Westheimer & Daube
Wade
Wilcox
Simpson
Hemackla
Ritchie
Homackla
Markham & Pew
Smith
Sinclair Thomas Jefferson
Texas
Jefferson
Sinclair
Hunton
Texas deputy acquitted of killing Eng Joe
John H. Northcutt a Winkler county Texas deputy sheriff was acquitted of murder in the killing of Eng Joe a Chinese restaurant cashier The jury returned its verdict after a 15 minute deliberation and the report notes the verdict far outweighs the amount invested in the case
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Oklahoma City
John H. Northcutt
Winkler County
Texas
Eng Joe
Two Suspects Nabbed in $75 000 Capitol Bank Robbery
Oklahoma City police report capturing two new suspects in the Capitol bank messenger holdup with $75,000 seized. C W Doc Thompson and foster son R B Thompson of Seminole held with Minnie Rayl of Hutchinson and Bobby Thompson wife of the younger suspect. Witness W D Criss identified the elder Thompson as the man who fired the shot wounding messenger Charles Vowell.
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Kansas City
U?p
Oklahoma City
Russell Gibson
Gibson
Robert
Bobby) Thompson
Seminole
Okla
Dc. W
Doc) Thompson
Thompsons
Minnie Rays
Hutchinson
Kan
C. W. Thompson
Robert Thompson
Home Trust Company
Henry Stahl
St. Joseph, Mo
Charles Vowell
American First National Bank
C. W
Doc” Thompson
R. B. Thompson
Minnie Rayl
Bobby Thompson
Thompson
Raylat Hutchinson
W. D. Criss
Vowell
Francis men inspect Pontotog go clay beds for brick plant
Charles Francis of Los Angeles and his son H H Francis of Muskogee have toured Ada and Pontototoc county clay deposits near Ahloso six miles southeast of Ada. They seek a clay suitable for face brick and will study bed extent and depth to assess plant viability.
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Charles Francis
Los Angeles
H. H. Francis
Muskogee
Ada
Pontotoc County
Ada Pottery Company
Ahloso
Francis
United Brick Co
Kansas City
Boynton
Fate
Ada man convicted in slaying of Millard Fillmore
J C Jackson of Ada Oklahoma was found guilty of murdering Millard Fillmore on a Thanksgiving night. The jury deliberated four hours and sentenced him to life imprisonment though prosecutors sought the death penalty. An insurance motive was alleged as the policy named Mrs Jackson as beneficiary. Attorneys said they would appeal.
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Tecumseh
Jackson
Ada
Millard Fillmore
Fillmore
Asher
Hal Johnson
State
Ada Glass Factory Announces Monday Opening
The Ada plant of Hazel Atlas Glass Co will begin season operations Monday. Manager Weaver says the plant will start at partial capacity and ramp up as demand justifies. The facility makes fruit jars for distribution in the southwest. with a big fruit crop expected, demand should rise soon. Overhauling during the idle season leaves the plant ready for a heavy run.
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Ada
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
Weaver
Hazel Atlas
Southwest
Cigaret Fire Kills Roy Field Near Gotebo
Roy Field, 18, died from burns after a lighted cigarette ignited gasoline being transferred between motors near his parents home five miles north of Gotebo. He jumped into a creek to escape the flames but succumbed to his injuries.
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Hobart
Roy Field
Henry Field
Gotebo
Field
Oklahoma Senate Passes Salary Bills and Highway Measure
Oklahoma City May 37 The state senate advanced a bill to pay members of both houses and fund governor’s mansion upkeep as it recesses for Mason impeachment. Admins introduced a highway bill and a three member statute codification commission. The mansion bill includes a $500 monthly appropriation. Four horses dragged a 100 year turtle from the Gulf of Mexico.
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Oklahoma City
State Senate
House
Charles W. Mason
Supreme Court
Mac Q. Williamson
Pauls Valley
Senate
Holloway
Lester B. Smith
Wewoka
Oklahoma
Wade H. Loofbourrow
Loofbourrow
Commission
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
Capitol
Memorial Sunday Observed at Presbyterian Church and Rosedale
Memorial Sunday services honored war dead at the Presbyterian church and Rosedale cemetery. Rev. C E Wilson delivered a sermon to World War veterans and their wives on a new patriotism, emphasizing sacrifice and peace. Flowers were laid on graves by the Boy Scouts, with a roll call, prayer, and dedication marking the observance.
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Presbyterian Church
Rosedale Cemetery
C. E. Wilson
Norman Howard Post
American Legion
Wilson
Ada
Rosedale
Boy Scouth
Ford urges strict enforcement of prohibition at White House
At a White House luncheon Henry Ford pressed for strict enforcement of prohibition rather than modification. He told reporters prohibition is here to stay and rejected any change. Ford also voiced doubts about Diesel engines for aircraft and autos, preferring gasoline engines for cleanliness and noting oil burners are too heavy for planes. His trip to Alexandria, Virginia yielded antiques for his Dearborn collection, including Betty lamps and a brass bell.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Hoover
White House
Alexandria
Dearborn, Mich
Robert E. Lee
Kentucky romance breach case before appeals court
Miss Kenova Damron and Wayne Hall of Flemingsburg faced breach of promise suit after he did not attend their February 17, 1929 wedding. Hall argues a dog license was bought and Sunday law excuses him. the case raises issues of sabbath observance and license missteps.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Kenova Damron
Wayne Hall
Flemingsburg
Halls
Miss Damron
Hall
Major projects to aid building in Atas
City construction remains healthy with at least three major structures planned this year. Mason ic temple space applications rise as Ross and Ferguson prep three story American building extension. Ground breaking for a $65 000 Methodist church unit set for next week.
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Sammer
D. W. Swaffar
Masonic Building Association
Ross and Ferguson
John Fleet
Methodist Church
Lee Daggs
Don Evans
Atas
Tariff Measure Passes House With Broad Reforms
The May 28 report says the House passed the tariff bill and sent it to the Senate. It revises rates upward across the Fordney McCumber framework, raises sugar duties to 2.40 cents a pound, taxes leather goods and shoes, lumber, and textiles, and creates a seven member tariff commission with higher salaries and seven year terms. It also allows the president to adjust rates by up to 50 percent and shifts focus to domestic versus foreign competition. A Long Island tulip show notes wins for Mrs. Marshall Field, followed by second and third place entries.
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United States
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Senate
Congress
Columbia Prof Fishes As Class Awaits Exams
A Columbia University professor, Parker Thomas Moon, missed an exam for bachelor degrees as students gathered for International Relations. He was found at his summer home in Woodmont, Connecticut, after an investigation traced him there. Romanian-Americans visiting Bucharest plan a hospital named for Woodrow Wilson to honor his role in uniting Romanians.
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Columbia
New York
Columbia University
Parker Thomas Moon
Woodmont
Conn
Bucharest
Woodrow Wilson
Docket to Clear Pending Criminal Actions Planned
A June 3 to 15 criminal court session aims to wipe out all pending criminal matters before the district court. Judge Orel Busby seeks to complete years of accumulated cases, offering speedy trials and improved prosecution results. The June docket may include nearly all cases filed to date except the Price murder case.
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Orel Busby
Price
Busby
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Mary Smith
Morrow
Bucholz and Potter
Sun Ray
Joanna
Mason Net Regular
Cuba
Republic of Cuba
Havana
Pontotog GO
J. B. Jackson
Sentenge
Cigaret
Roy
Brussels
Lucie de Jardin
Liege
Belgium
Pandle
FORD
Auto King
Prospect
Howe
Glen Cove
Marshall Field
Harold I. Pratt
J. P. Morgan
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