Germany Election Sparks Talk of Monarchy Return
The piece argues a new German general election could restore the monarchy with a Hohenzollern on the throne while warning voters to weigh costs before change. It recalls contrasts with England and France and notes public mood shifts after the war. The column critiques Hoover and Roosevelt, tariffs, and European affairs amid crop and curfew musings.
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Germany
England
Cromwell
France
Mr. Hoover
United States
Europe
Connecticut Governor Attacks Opponent With Tobacco Metaphor
Governor Wilbur Cross and Republican challenger John Trumbull spar over a smoking metaphor in the Connecticut gubernatorial race. Cross jokes about a blended Connecticut Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland cigar to mock Trumbull, while recalling Cal Rodgers and travel feats from a past aviation tale.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Wilbur L. Cross
John H. Trumbull
Cross
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ada Wrestling Show Postponed After Halloween Fete
Ted McDowell failed to draw a crowd Monday night as Ada celebrated Halloween with parties and a downtown event. The proposed mat program was postponed and will be presented Thursday night November 10 with a strong lineup of newcomers. wrestlers reportedly did not charge expenses for their Ada trip.
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Ada
Ted McDowell
Ted
McDowell
Dallas Department Store Sales Rise in September
Dallas reports September sales up 61.4 percent from August and 1.3 percent above September last year. City employment also increased with payrolls 11.7 percent higher than August but 6.4 percent below September 1931.
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Dallas
Texas
Unisearch Bureau
Despondent woman dies after Halloween party poisoning
Alma Leech, 24, daughter of Richard Leech of Yale Oklahoma, died early today after drinking poisonous medicine at a Halloween party. Others at the party reported seeing her drink it but did not know its nature until she became ill. She had been despondent.
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Tulsa
Okla
Alma Leech
Richard Leech
Yale
First Transcontinental Flight Visit Remembered in Muskogee
Twenty one years ago last month the first transcontinental aviator stopped in Muskogee and was greeted by thousands of people as crowds lined the streets. the event is recalled in a current Muskogee report.
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Muskogee
State and County Races Listed for Ada District
State offices include Justice Supreme Court Eighth District Orel Busby for justice. Otto Strickland and W H Ebey run for representatives. Tom D McKeown seeks Congress Fourth District. County races name W Floyd assessor C C Roberts and Charles N Johnson Dist 2 and D B Babe Davis Dist 3 for commissioners. Fred McCoy treasurer Della Bedford court clerk Milton Garner county clerk J W Huff superintendent Claude W Ompson. Ada district races include J D Willoughby district 2 justice of the peace and W E Black district 1 constable.
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Justice Supreme Court
Eighth District
Orel Busby
Chicago Gangsters Claim Another Victim
Mrs. Rose McKenna watched Ronald fall from her window as a machine gun nest fired from a second floor. Police counted 23 bullet wounds and called the killing an important gangland hit for its precision, while motive remained unclear. They floated a possible link to a kidnaping ring targeting gamblers.
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Chicago
Rose McKenna
Ronald
McKenna
Supreme Court Sets Guardian Deed Aside in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City November 1. The state supreme court upheld the Stephens county district court’s ruling that a guardian deed for 20 acres of land was obtained by undue influence and set it aside. The land was valued above $1,000 and the suit named former guardian G. W. Carter. Wilson also won recovery on an account from Carter.
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Oklahoma City
Stephens County
Willie Wilson
State Supreme Court
G. W. Carter
Indian Relic Treasure Sparks Greenup Cavern Hunt
In Greenup Kentucky authorities report discovery of a petrified arm Indian relics and 11 gold nuggets in a cavern 18 miles southwest of town. Three local men and two boys plan to secure mineral rights on surrounding land after entering the cave through a crawlspace. A chamber about 15 by 12 by 14 feet opens to further underground rooms.
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Greenup
Stapf
C. P. Norton
Edward Wellman
Suroending
John
Troy Holbrook
Woman gives up alimony claim in Oklahoma case
Oklahoma City November 1. The state supreme court vacated a $3,000 alimony award granted Lona Meyers against Joe E Meyers a Wewoka oil man. The move followed Mrs Meyers confession of error after moving to take a new position. The award included half of Meyers royalty holdings valued at about $75,000 while he claimed her monthly $100 income as a bookkeeper exceeded his earnings.
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Oklahoma Ciay
Lona Meyers
Joe E. Meyers
Wewoka
State Supreme Court
Meyers
Beauty expert warns against public face powders at show
Miss Theo Bender of St. Louis urged Minnesota beauty professionals that women should avoid patting shiny noses in public. She warned such etiquette defiance risks health issues and highlighted the overlooked weapon of washing eyes and grooming eyebrows to prevent male helplessness.
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Minneapolis
Theo Bender
St. Louis
Minnesota
Publication of newspaper verse anthology to continue in Enid
Enid Oklahoma November reports that Mrs. Davis will continue the Davis anthology of newspaper verse begun by the late Dr. Franklin Pierre Davis. She helped classify more than 3,000 poems annually and will刊 publish this year at the request of her husband before his death earlier this summer, with uncertainty about continuing beyond this year.
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Enid
Okla
Morrison urges Ada nine month school to guard education
W B Morrison dean of men at the College warns the Ada Lions that seven months of school endangers education and urges public action to extend to nine months. He cites history of educational growth during depressions and notes next week is education week. Lorena Carpenter read to Lions. the group plans a November 15 program for Fitzhugh and a presidential train schedule through Springfield and St Louis with Hoover speaking Friday afternoon.
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Ada
W. B. Morrison
College
The
Lions Today
Morrison
America
Lorena Carpenter
Lions
Fitzhugh
Mrs Margaret Wade 62 Dies in Frederick Oklahoma Visit
Mrs Margaret Emma Wade aged 62 died Monday afternoon at 4 20 oclock in Frederick Oklahoma where she had been visiting relatives. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Criswell Funeral Home.
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Margaret Emma Wade
Frederick
Okla
Criswell Funeral Home
Hoover Considers California Campaign Stop
President Hoover weighs a West Coast trip as he plans a late campaign finish. He may head to California after Midwest stops, with a tentative arrival in a California voting place by noon Tuesday and both he and Mrs. Hoover having mail ballots.
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Washington
Hoover
New York
Pacific Coast
White House
Palto Alto
New Bridge Rules Now in Effect
Contract experts voiced misgivings as a new code of rules took effect. Critics cited complexity in scoring no trump tricks and varied counts for book and tricks. Notables like Ely Culbertson P Hal Sims and Willard Karn weighed in on suit valuations grand slam penalties and tournament play.
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New York
Willard S. Karn
Ely Culbertson
P. Hal Sims
Sims
Sidney S. Lenz
Death of John D. Muckel former hospital auditor
John D. Muckel 51 former auditor and purchaser for the Western Oklahoma Hospital for the insane at Supply died in Oklahoma City after a long illness. Funeral services set for 2 P.M. tomorrow at Chickasha. A sister Mrs. John B. Kayser of Chickasha survives.
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Oklahoma City
John D. Muckel
Western Oklahoma Hospital For the Insane
Supply
Chickasha
John B. Kayser
National Education Institute official warns of looming boom
Dr. Robert Thompson of Washington told the American Business club in Oklahoma City that the U S mood is at a low and a bigger boom than America ever has seen is near, signaling a sharp rise ahead.
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Oklahoma City
Robert Thompson
Washington
National Education Institute
American Business Club
America
S S S Promises Clear Skin by Boosting Red Blood Cells
The ad argues skin problems stem from lowered resistance and blood vitality. It touts S S S as a general tonic that increases red blood cells and hemoglobin, carrying more oxygen to skin and tissues. It cites many grateful letters and offers two sizes from The $.5.5. Co.
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S.S.S
Eye Surgeon Dr Daniel W. White Dies in Tulsa At 47
Dr Daniel W. White an internationally known eye specialist who perfected a trachoma operation and ran clinics in Paris Vienna and Glasgow died in Tulsa yesterday at age 47. He was noted for his contributions to ophthalmology and international clinics.
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Tulsa
Daniel W. White
Paris
Vienna
Glasgow
Continental Oil and Delaware report nine month income gains
Continental Oil and Delaware announce net income of 10149 for the first nine months of 1932 reversing a loss of 9484163 in 1931. Third quarter net income stands at 358451 while 1931 quarter showed a loss of 2955322. A separate Jamaica Bay bungalow collapse at Broad Channel causes people to fall into the water as wind and waves topple homes and fire breaks out.
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New York
Continental Oil
Delaware
Jamaica Bay
Broad Channel
Texas Commission Raises Yates Field Oil Output
The Texas railroad commission issued an order raising daily oil production for the Yates field from 55,000 to 65,000 barrels. The increase takes effect immediately and lasts until April 1 unless revised.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Yates
Landard Oil Co declares extra dividend in New Jersey stock
New York message reports Landard Oil Co of New Jersey has declared an extra dividend of 25 cents a share on capital stock, in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of a stated amount. The two payments are to be made as announced.
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New York
Plandard Oil Co
New Jersey
Fay
December 15 Stock Record Entry
Readable fragment notes stock or record dated December 15 with reference to inventory from November 15. Details are sparse but indicate a chronological tracking entry for items or assets.
New Robinson Crusoe Found Near Chile’s Coast
Sailors from the French vessel Tolosa report discovering a man living alone on an island off Chile’s coast near Juan Fernandez. The castaway, described as covered in coat skins, spoke no known language and fled when approached after leading them to a water source. The tale echoes the legend of Alexander Selkirk and his Crusoe story.
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Magallanes
Chile
Robinson Crusoe
Tolosa
Rinea Island
Federico Lavarriere
Juan Fernandez Island
Alexander Selkirk
Greatest returns for the amount invested
A classified ad listing highlights high value investment opportunities and strong potential returns for readers seeking economical options. It emphasizes practical investments and the appeal of steady growth through accessible opportunities.
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Fred McCoy
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Truman Harrison
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Republican National Committee
J. EF. Wade
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Rains Produce Co
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