French plan for world disarmament presented at Geneva
The French council of ministers approved the plan for peace organization to be shown at the Geneva disarmament conference. It outlines treaties of consultation security and arms equality and envisions a regional European state with conscription and reduced armies. Dortha Jean Hatcher becomes youngest member of Oklahoma Education Association.
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Paris
Council of Ministers
Rene Muassigli
Geneva
France
Joseph Pan Boncour
Edouard Herriot
Europe
Reichswehr
Germany
Oklahoma City
Dortha Jean Hatcher
Oklahoma Education Association
Dortha Jean
E. Hatcher
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Clyde Hoeweil
Association
Texas Commission Gains Power Over Oil Field Proration
The Texas railroad commission gains broadened authority under a new conservation statute. It can set field quotas and per well allowances and address market demand and physical waste. Governor Sterling signed after extraordinary session. law takes effect immediately. The commission plans hearings by Wednesday to issue new proration orders for the east Texas field.
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Austin. Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Texas Legislature
Giov
Sterling
House
Senate
Railroad Commission
East Texas
Joseph S. Hutcheson
Randold Bryant
W. J. Grubb
Milk dealers seek national guard amid Cincinnati milk strike
In Cincinnati a request for Ohio National Guard protection for milk trucks has been sent to Adjutant General Henderson by the Cincinnati Milk Exchange. The strike by union milk wagon drivers over a 20 percent wage cut escalated with violence as non-union drivers and police were attacked, and milk plants faced picketing.
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Cincinnati
National Guardsmen
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Armine
Adjt
Frank Pf. Henderson
Ohio National Guard
George White
Camp Perry
French Military Power Exposed by German Weekly
Cologne edition argues France is the world’s best equipped army ready to march. It claims rapid mobilization possible within days, outlines divisions and reserves, budget concealment, long term naval plan, and an aggressive posture as part of a planned European hegemony.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Cologne
Germany
Koelinische Illustrierte Zeitung
Jules Cambon
France
Chamber of Deputies
Channel
Enstand
Turin
Milan
Europe
Frence
Walter Jost
Colonel Patrick Named Sac and Fox Indians From Old Friends
PONCA CITY Nov 12 CP Col Lee N Patrick, longtime agent for the Sac and Fox in the border country, assigned English names to thousands of tribal members to trace kinship. He drew on old acquaintances, presidents, and historical figures, creating a mix of family lines and familiar names across allotments.
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Patrick
Ponca City
Col
Lee N. Patrick
Spees
Kansas
Kansas-Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Ottawa
Kans
Stewart Opposed NS Senate Heal Oklahoma City
Governor Murray announced he would not support Senator Paul Stewart of Idabel for president pro-tempore and would back Senator A Commons of Miami except for Commons impeachment ties. He favored Senator Sam Carmack of Gould and W A Carlile of Sallisaw while noting ex governor Henry S Johnston’s experience and mixed senate support.
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Oklahoma City
Henry
Johnston
Senate
Murray
Paul Stewart
Idabel
Miami
Commons
Sam Carmack
Gould
W. A. Carlile
Sallisaw
Cecil Chamberlain
Frederick
Henrys. Johnston
Two Auto Crashes Injure Two in Ada Area
Co. O. Brown of Maxwell vicinity suffered lip lacerations and a broken leg when his car left a bridge west of Ada. He and the driver were uninjured other than minor bruises. Brown was treated at Ada hospital and released. John Caudrey injured on Hickory Avenue when his brother D B Caudrey’s car hit a telephone pole. John bruised and glass removed from his arm. D B Caudrey had only bruises.
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Co. O. Brown
Maxwell
Ada
Brown
John Caudrey
Hickory Avenue
Main
Twelfth Streets
D. B. Caudrey
John
Breco Hospital
D. B
Murder Trial Of Sam Rice Opens In District Court
The Sam Rice murder case, linked to the death of Buster Harris near the Canadian river low water bridge at Francis on Sunday, September 9, opened in district court with Judge Orel Busby presiding. Four pleas of guilty reduced this week’s criminal docket as jury selection began.
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Sam Rice
Buster Harris
Orel Busby
Jack Hendricks
Frank Westfall
Roy Munger
John Copeland
Jizzie
Mattie Cannon
Marie Copeland
Rice
Canadian River
Francis
Harris
Hoover Roosevelt talks foreshadow world debt settlement
President Hoover invited President elect Roosevelt to confer on debt questions amid notes from England and France. Roosevelt to publish his reply text. talks may set basis for actions into the new administration. Hoover stressed constructive talks and warned against cancellation while seeking tangible compensation channels.
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Albany
N. Y
Hoover
Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
England
France
United States
New Mexico
Texas
Pontotec County Election Board Seeks Claims From Precinct Officials
Several hundred people who served on Pontotec county precinct election boards for the general election on November 8 must file their claims by Monday, November 21, in the county clerk’s office. Secretary T. O. Dandridge expects to be back in Ada by then to approve the claims. More than 350 officials are required to run the election, with 52 precinct boards conducting the vote and counting results.
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Pontotec County
T. O. Dandridge
County Election Board
Ada
Australian price war among butchers shocks Mascott shops
In Mascott Sydney Australia a price war among butchers grew so fierce one shop promised to give a loaf of bread to every customer and hide cold half sovereigns in some loaves to stir competition.
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Sydney
Australia
Mascott
Old man winter blocks pilot’s Europe trip aboard Duchess of Bedford
Pilot Ernest Bernier started a free Europe trip aboard the liner Duchess of Bedford but a hail and snow storm prevented disembarkation at Father Point. He continues toward Europe taking things easy and enjoying the journey.
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Quebec
Winter
Ernest Bernier
Europe
Father Point
Red Cross Roll Call Under Way In Pontotoc County
Pontotoc county's Red Cross roll call began in rural school districts this week with James W. Huff, county chairman, expecting reports from most districts by week’s end. The canvass accompanies a survey to map families in need and those who can work, as plans for an Ada relief fund drive form.
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Pontotoc County
Red Cross
James W. Huff
Ada
Greatest returns for the amount invested
Classified ad notes highlight strong value from smart investments and savvy spending. Readers are urged to compare rates, seek bargains, and consider long term gains in financial planning.
APA Will Meet In Houston Texas At 13th Annual Convention
The American Petroleum Institute opens its 13th annual convention in Houston Texas with twenty committees outlining topics from refinery statistics to automotive transportation. Amos L Beaty of New York says the industry has improved in the last year and credits Texas laws empowering the railroad commission to consider market demand for oil in production orders.
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Houston
Texas
American Petroleum Institute
Institute
Amos L. Beaty
New York
State Railroad Commission
Oklahoma Banker Hendricks Dies at 45
Harry G. Hendricks president of the Oklahoma Bankers association died of heart disease at his Tulsa home. He led multiple banks including American National Bank of Triston and Central State Bank of Tulsa and was a former Bristow banker. Funeral services planned in Tulsa with burial at Bristow.
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Tulsa
Harry G. Hendricks
Oklahoma Bankers Association
Hendricks
Fort Worth
Texas
American National Bank of Triston
Central State Bank of Tulsa
Exchange National Bank of Tulsa
Fort Worth National Bank
National Bank of
Bristow
First State Bank
American National Bank of Bristow
Dunican Banks Consolidation Forms Security State Bank
Duncan Oklahoma November 14 Consolidating their assets over the weekend the First National and Security State banks of Duncan opened today in the First National building under the name of the Security State Bank. Each bank had capital of 25000 dollars. The new bank is capitalized at 25000 with 25000 surplus. A N Harley is president Simpson Hurst vice president and Carl Rice cashier.
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Duncan, Okla
Security State Banks
Duncan
Security State Bank
A. N. Harley
The
Consolidated Bank
Simpson Hurst
Carl Rice
Debt relief talks prompt U S calls for early action
Great Britain and France, owing $4 000 000 000 each to the United States, seek relief from further payments pending an international conference on world debt problems. President Hoover invites President elect Roosevelt to conference, while Congress debates immediate action and possible special session.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
United States
New York
Albany
White House
Associated Press
France
England
Walsh
Congress
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Afred E. Smith
Nicholas Murray Butler
Fess
Ohio
Koelnische Illustrierte Zeituns
Great Britains
DPD Ment
Rep
Ragan
D Ark
House Wars and Means Committee
Cniel
Weather Maps Show Warmer East With Rain In Northwest
Arkansas faces cloudy conditions with warmer readings in the east and south, rain and colder weather in the northwest tonight. Tuesday is likely to bring rain and cooler temperatures. Oklahoma adds rain and colder temps with possible snow Tuesday, plus strong northerly winds. East Texas sees increasing clouds, warmer in the east and south tonight, colder Tuesday. West Texas turns partly cloudy with Rio Grande valley warmth and Panhandle cold. Kansas expects mostly cloudy skies with snow possible and a cold northerly wind.
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
East Texas
West Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Panhandle
Kansas
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