Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Dies in Cambridge
Massachusetts senior senator Henry Cabot Lodge died at Charles Gate Hospital Cambridge after a five day decline from illness He was 74 and had just recovered briefly from a second operation His death leaves the Republican Senate with 50 members prompting questions of leadership and possible reallocation of power among remaining elders and new picks for floor leader as Congress nears reassembly Dec 1
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Cambridge
Mass
Henry Cabt Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Charles Gate Hospital
Senator Lodge
Old Guards
la Follette
Coolidge
Warren
Wyoming
Curtis
Kansas
Wadsworth
New York
Moses
New Hampshire
Watson
Indiana
Reed
Pennsylvania
Cox
Congress
No Clue Found in Ada Postoffice Stamp Robbery
Authorities in Ada report no clues or evidence after the theft of 225 dollars in U S postage stamps from the local postoffice last Saturday night. An inspector collected data and left for headquarters as officials say time may reveal the culprits.
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U. S
Postoffice
Ada
Chandler-Good strike highlights east farm gravity case
A fragment reports a local incident near Ayars farm with mentions of Hobart and taxation pressure. The text is garbled but implies a notable event or accusation involving gravity of action and local figures.
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Chandler
Ayars Farm
Here
Hobart
Indian Country Whiskey Law Upheld By Federal Court
The 1892 Indian country law stays in force despite the Volstead Act. The U S circuit court of appeals ruled that carrying whiskey into an Indian reservation remains punishable by up to two years in jail and a $300 fine. Ace P Kennedy and John Y Kennedy had argued the Volstead Act repealed it after receiving six months and a $1 000 fine for transporting 18 quarts to the Osage reservation in 1920.
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ST. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ace P. Kennedy
John Y. Kennedy
Oklahoma City
Looney Delivers Armistice Day Address at Convention Hall
Senator Joseph C. Looney speaks on Armistice Day praising American Legion ideals and its humanitarian work. He emphasizes unity, education for veterans, respect for the flag, and resolving conflicts by reason. The program includes invocation by Rev. Merrill, America Assembly led by Captain Montin, the college band playing, and benediction by Rev. McCain.
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Joseph C. Looney
American Legion
Legion
Looney
Shawnee
America—Assembly
Montin
Star Spangled Banner
R. E. McCain
McKeown Heads to Congress for Short Session
Congressman Tom D. McKeown and Mrs McKeown depart Ada overland for Washington to attend the short congressional session opening soon. Mr and Mrs Blaine Gilbert join them in Missouri for the trip to the capital. If no special session is called after March 4 he will return to Ada for much of next year.
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Tom D. McKeown
Ada
Washington
Congress
Missouri
Blaine Gilbert
National Capital
McKeown
President Coolidge
Grookhart Leads In Iowa Senate Race At Polls
Des Moines reports Senator Brookhart holding a 1 170 vote lead over Democratic challenger Daniel Steck at 1 20 pm with totals Brookhart 447 428 Steck 446 258 An official recount began in Pottawatomie county with Brookhart gaining 300 votes in the process
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Des Moines
Brookhart
Daniel F. Steck
Senate
Steck
Pottawatomie County
Oklahoma judges face probe over Indian estate deals
Hearing by a congressional committee on dual administration of Indian affairs continued at Muskogee with subpoenas issued for several judges. Testimony accused judges in nine counties of collusion with probate officials to obtain oil leases and lands for nominal sums, naming Le Flore McCurtain Choctaw Pushmataha Marshall Love Murray and Garvin counties.
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Muskogee
Oklahoma
Congressional Committee For
George Short
J. T. Eggerston
Denison
Texas
J. H. Finjey
la Fatte Walker
Okmulgee
le Flore
McCurtain
Choctaw
Pushmataha
Marshall Carter Love Murray
Garvin
Tilghman’s Slayer to be Tried in Tulsa
Wylie Lynn federal enforcement officer charged with killing William Tilghman is released on a $10,000 bond after arraignment in Holdenville. The case is bound over to the federal grand jury in Muskogee with a December trial planned before Judge F E Kennamer in Tulsa US district court.
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Holdenville
Wylie Lynn
William Tilghman
Cromwell
Parker Crutcher
United States
Lynn
Muskogee
Crutcher
F. E. Kennamer
United States District Court
Tulsa
Walton sells his Oklahoma City home after senate loss
Former governor J C Walton remains silent on the senatorial election outcome in which he trailed by over 124000. The 60000 dollar West Seventeenth Street mansion was sold to N O Pengilly of Oklahoma City for cash 10000 with a 30000 mortgage transfer from RE Marland of Ponca City The house had served as Walton military headquarters during martial law and featured in impeachment proceedings.
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Oklahoma City
J. C. Walton
Walton
West Seventeenth Street
N. O. Pengilly
RE. W. Marland
Ponca City
Marland
Theft of Three-Ton Safe Stuns Arcadia Bank
Arcadia Oklahoma November 6 The three ton safe containing over three thousand dollars was stolen from the First National Bank of Arcadia. The safe was hauled away by truck after entry through a back window. Tracks show the vehicle headed toward Oklahoma City as sheriff Tom Cavaner and deputies search for the robbers.
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Arcadia
Okla
First National Bank of Arcadia
Oklahoma City
Tom Cavaner
Oklahoma County
Buy It Rem It Sell It Find It News Wanted
Classifieds tease a local news listing seeking readers seeking items to buy and sell. The notice invites notices and want ads to connect buyers and sellers in the community.
Three Ada Men Own Producing Oil Lane
Chas Bates W P Chism and C H Rives Ada men own a royalty interest in 160 acres in Okfuskee with a 4000 barrel well just brought in. Additional wells at 2600 feet and a 3300 foot sand yield 42 degree oil near We tumka and Cromwell wells. Bates and Chism operate an Ada office while Bates works in Hughes Seminole and Okfuskee counties.
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Chas. T. Bates
W. P. Chism
C. H. Rives
Ada
Okfuskee County
Wetumka
Cromwell
Mr. Bates
Hughes
Seminole
Okfuskee
Mr. Chism
Mr. Chism Maintain An Office Here, Mr. Chism
Primary System Change Seeks Democratic Reform in Oklahoma
Congressman Tom D. McKeown argues for a preferential primary to fix party ills in Oklahoma. He cites a nominee with less than a third of first place votes and proposes a two choice system adding first and second preferences to determine the winner. He says the measure would curb fraud and encourage cross support among candidates.
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Oklahoma
Tom D. McKeown
McKeown
Texas Sheriff Faces Suit Over Girl Detention Case
Dr. Carrie Weaver Smith of Gainesville says a Wichita Falls girl was held 38 days in violation of state law banning detention of minors with adults. A suit against Sheriff W. W. Murphey and probation officer W. D. Bralley was filed. trial set for next week pending lawyer availability.
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Austin
Texas
Wichita Falls
Carrie Weaver Smith
Gainesville
One New Jail Occupant in Pontotoc County Bail Bond Efforts
The Pontotoc county jail holds Skud McKinney on possession of intoxicating liquor charges. Friends rushed to secure bond this afternoon. George Bingham and W. N. Hinkly, arrested Saturday on booze charges, were moved to Coalgate to face U. S. commissioner charges.
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Pontotoc County
Skud McKinney
Hastile
McKinney
George Bingham
W. N. Hinkly
U. S
Cotton crop forecast and market surge amid post election boom
A federal report predicts a cotton crop of 12,816,000 bales with 9,697,920 bales ready by November 1. Weather in late October boosted yields, Oklahoma reaches 1,300,000 bales with crop conditions at 66 percent of normal. Stock markets surge with railroad shares leading sessions, 1,450,000 shares traded in the largest half holiday session.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Census Bureau
Oklahoma
Cotton market swings on government crop forecast
In New Orleans on November 8 the local cotton market fell 35 points after the government forecast a 12,816,000 bale crop. Traders soon reconsidered, buying sharply and pushing December cotton to 23.50 and October to 23.45 within minutes.
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New Orleans
Record Stock Market Surge Pushes Prices Higher
A broad market surge in New York trading sees over 20 issues reach new peak prices for the year in the first 15 minutes while total transactions near 150000 shares. Yesterday’s gains pushed daily volume past 2,000,000 shares for the first time in two and a half years with strong trades across NY Central Southern Pacific Atlantic Coast Line Chicago Northwestern and others. Overnight grains moved 1 to 2.5 points with many sales ranging from 1000 to 65000 shares, some as high as 8000.
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New York
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Chicago Northwestern
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Railway
Missouri Pacific
United States
United States Pressed Iron Pipe
United Drug
Bridge Fire Halts Oklahoma City Rail Traffic
A burned-out bridge near Stonewall on the Oklahoma City Ada Atoka line halted passenger traffic for hours on Saturday. A special crew reopened the road quickly, with the morning O C train turned back and the southbound train due to pass over the repaired thirty-foot bridge later. The fire is believed to have started from sparks from a freight engine.
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Oklahoma City
Ada-Atoka
Stonewall
Gambling in churches shocks Northamptonshire Baptist leaders
Rev J A Sutherland told a meeting of the Northamptonshire Baptist Association that gambling occurs in churches during services. He said gallery bets by young people on which sidesman would finish collecting first have been observed.
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Rushden
Eng
J.A. Sutherland
Northamptonshire Baptist ’ Association
End of Rum Row Proclaimed With October Statement
Treasury department outline predicts end of rum running row after October coast guard seizures. It notes a large rise in seizures including vessels used as supply ships and credits new coast guard facilities and ratified treaties for enabling broader stop to liquor smuggling at scattered, hard to police locations.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Coast Guard
Congress
Oklahoma Lawmakers Shift Seats In State Senate
Oklahoma City reports that three House members were elected to the Senate in the November 4 election. M. J. Otten Enid Republican takes the seat vacated by Harry Glasser, G. I. Van Dahl Bartlesville Democrat replaces J. C. Cornett, and A. W. Culp Okmulgee Democrat succeeds Glen R. Horner.
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Oklahoma City
House of Representatives
Oklahoma
Senate
M. J. Otten
Enid
Board of Managers
Walton
Harry Glasser
G. I. van Dahl
Bartlesville
J. C. Cornett
Pawhuska
A. W. Culp
Okmulgee
Glen R. Horner
J. H. Holloway
Hugo
Tom Anglin
Holdenville
Hollowway
House
Dave Stovall
R. A. Singleterry
Ira Finley
Beckham County
Finley
Oklahoma Federation of Labor
Lamar Looney
Hollis
Anna Laskey
Laskey
H. L. Marshall
Jay
Charles E. Wells
Shawnee
Congress
Tom D. McKeown
John Gobbie Guthrie
F. B. Swank
Ross Lillard
Charles B. McPherron
Durant
W. L. McBee
Duncan
Wayne Bayless
Claremore
First Quarter Ends at East Central College
Instructors and officials hurried to avoid delays as the first quarter closed at East Central College. The final week saw many students rushing through quizzes and examinations while staff remained optimistic for a successful term start.
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East Central College
Widow of Harding Reported Stronger Condition
Marion Ohio November 12 Mrs Warren G Harding critically ill at White Oaks farm near here showed slight improvement this morning after sleeping five hours according to a bulletin by Dr Charles W Sawyer Complications and other conditions were unchanged authorities said
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Marion, CO
White Oaks Farm
Sawyer
Oklahoma City Returns Show Landslide for Pine in Senate
With 3148 precincts reporting Pine leads Walton 327,757 to 191,038 for U S senator. In the presidential tally Davis 236,519 Coolidge 206,098 La Follette 33,826. Capshaw leads the state ticket for corporation commissioner while Edwards tops the criminal court of appeals race.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Pine
Waleton
Davis
Coolidge
la Follette
Walton
Fred Capshaw
R. B. Quinn
Supreme Court
Thomas A. Edwards
Justice of the Criminal Court of Appeals
Edwards
A. A. Kelly
Bryan
Choctaw
Pushmataha
McCurtain
Latimer
LeFlore
T. P. Gore
Ferris
Davis-Bryan
State Supreme Court
Mason
C. W. Mason
Bruce L. Keenan
E. F. Lester
T. H. DuBois
James I. Phelps
Edward D. Oldfield
A. C. Hunt
M. C. Spradling
J. W. Clark
Paul F. Cooper
Fletcher Riley
Joseph H. Cline
Two Gospel Teams Work Sunday With County Audiences
Two gospel teams visited Lawrence and Fitzhugh Sunday night under the Presbyterian church Men s Brotherhood. In Lawrence the group led by Mr Stevenson and Mr Norris drew a large crowd with solos by Mrs Green and a church service. In Fitzhugh the second team included Miss Violet Moore and Lady Percy Shaw with music by W A Hill Langley Fentem and Harry W Miller and a service led by Mr Miller.
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Lawrence
Fitzhugh
Men’s Brotherhood
Presbyterian Church
Hugh Norris
Claude McMillan
H. A. Stevenson
Mesdames M. B. Molloy
J. F. Green
Langley Fentem
Harry W. Miller
Mr. Hill
Longley Fentem
Miss Shaw
Mr. Miller
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Lodge
Mkeown
Grookhart
Iowa State
Tilghman
Capital
Arcada
New York Exchange
Stock Exchange
Harding
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