Leaders oppose cancellation talks press toward Hoover Roosevelt meeting
Officials report silence in world capitals as President Hoover and President elect Roosevelt prepare for a European debt and moratorium discussion. Belgium joins Britain and France by submitting its views while Washington awaits the president's return from the west. Congress remains in session with opposition to revision unchanged and state department stays reticent.
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Associated Press
World Capital
Hoover
Roosevelt
Belgium
Great Britain
France
Washington
West
Albany
Congress
State Department
Debt crisis looming for Hoover Roosevelt talks
Washington reports a world debt problem affecting hundreds of millions owed to the United States. President Hoover and President elect Roosevelt agreed to meet after Britain and France asked a reexamination of obligations. Congress weighs default or moratorium options as debt talks pivot on currency, armament, tariffs and a broader self help program.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
White House
Great Britain
France
Congress
Weather Snapshot For Regions Across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas
Weather shows cloudy north with rain or snow and cold waves across Arkansas and Oklahoma. East Texas reports rain in southeast then colder with livestock warnings. West Texas stays fair but cold with frost risk. Kansas forecast mostly fair with a chilly Wednesday.
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
East
Texas
Kansas
Woods Murder Trial Opens at Tishomingo
In Tishomingo Oklahoma on November 15 the trial of Buster Brannan the first of seven men charged in the slaying of Jim Woods a wealthy Johnston county Indian rancher begins in district court. The case follows earlier indictments naming Roy Denmark Wilbur Spears Ralph Kirkland G W Davis M W Newman and Floyd Stapp as defendants. Detectives said Woods was shot in bed by four men before they fled in an automobile and linked the case to a stolen bond gang once controlling up to 500000 in Tulsa securities. Sapp and Newman Oklahoma City salesmen were cited as leaders but remained free on bond. others are held at McAlester penitentiary. No charges have been filed in the stolen bond case.
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Tishomingo
Jim Woods
Johnston County
Buster Brannan
Roy Denmark
Wilbur Spears
Ralph Kirkland
G. W. Davis
M. W. Newman
Floyd Stapp
Wood
Woods
Tulsa Securities
Sapp
Newman
Oklahoma City
McAlester Penitentiary
District Criminal Court
Samfice
Buster Harris
Frances
Vrel Busby
A. G. Cross
Guy Craddick
Burvis Craddock
Enllty
Craddick
Craddock
Charley Stevens
Ford
Jim Falk
Libby Reynolds Freed of Charge in Murder Case
In Winston Salem North Carolina on November 15 the state moved to drop murder charges against Libby Holman Reynolds and co defendant Ab Walker after review found insufficient evidence. Judge Stack asked for formal ruling and delays while defense counsel arrived.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Libby Holman Reynolds
North Carolina
Winston, Salem
Carlisle Higgins
Smith Reynolds
Higgins
A. M. Stack
Forsyth County Superior Court
Stack
James H. Poll
Raleigh
Ab Walker
Reynolds
Transon Scott
Erle McMichael
Nolle Presse
Walker
W. N. Reynolds
Oklahoma Supreme Court voids branch penitentiary funding
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Governor Murray's 450000 branch penitentiary appropriation invalid and declined to compel payment to Lingo Leeper Lumber for materials for the Atoka county sub‑prison. Justice McNeill said courts cannot legislate and void vague appropriations. Temperatures across Atoboobe fell to 27 degrees as residents brace for winter conditions.
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State Supreme Court
Murray
E. R. McNeill
Frank Carter
Springtown
Atoka County
Board of Affairs
EE. S. Jester
J. W. Clark
Vee
J. B. Cullison
McNeill
Listing Families in Need of Help
A county relief survey reports 181 men in Ada unemployed seeking federal relief work and 500 families countywide requesting aid. Names of registered unemployed will go to Governor Murray in charge of disbursing funds, largely for road projects. About half the county’s school districts have reported, classifying families into able bodied and indigent groups.
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Ada
W. H. Murray
Coal miners clash at Samples Coal works in Oklahoma
About a dozen pickets confronted non union miners at the Samples Coal company on the state prison farm in McAlester Oklahoma. After a bout of fisticuffs the pickets withdrew on orders from state and county officials with no serious injuries reported.
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Ster
Okla
Samples Coal Company
Alabama Legislator Charged With Bribery In Gadsden
State Senator E D Jordan was arrested in Gadsden Alabama on a Montgomery county capias for demanding or accepting a bribe during the recent legislative session. He posted a 2500 bond and was indicted after a probe into a theater manager’s alleged $250 expense money request for a Sunday amusement bill.
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Gadsden
aAla
E. D. Jordan
Montgomery County
Alabama
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Questioning Britain’s Massive Loan Bid at Low Interest
In a short period Britain planned to raise a 300 million pound loan at under 3.25 percent. The query asks who possessed such vast funds and questions the source of that money.
Lions International chief to visit Oklahoma events
Charles H. Hatton president of Lions International will visit Oklahoma for three days starting Wednesday. He will speak at Hugo Wednesday night, McAlester Thursday night, Tulsa Friday noon and Oklahoma City Friday night as the Lions of southeast Oklahoma host him.
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Lions International
Oklahoma
Lions of
Southeast Oklahoma
Hugo
McAlester
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Belgium Withheld Note On Debt Extension To U S
Belgium presents a note on its debt extension to the United States. The document mirrors previous notes from Britain and France. Ambassador Paul May delivered it to Secretary Stimson. no immediate comment from either side, but public release expected later.
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Washington
Great Britain
France
Paul May
Stimson
Eighth Street Opened Between Stockton and Cherry
J H Pryor announces Eighth street between Stockton and Cherry avenues is now open shortening distance between northwest Ada and the business district. Dirt from the new federal building site was used to level the street and fill low spots. A bridge now crosses the creek near Glenwood park and drainage is brought to grade. Dirt from the same excavation also raises the Ninth street low area between Broadway and Rennie avenues.
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J. H. Pryor
Eighth Street
Stockton
Cherry Avenues
Ada
Federal Building
Glenwood Park
Ninth Street
Broadway
Rennie Avenues
Apple Army Sells Charity Apples In City Drive
Oklahoma City society girls sell apples on the streets to raise funds for the community drive. The apple army reported opening sales of 15 crates priced from 1 1/2 cents to 5 dollars per apple.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Society
Community Fund
Murray Criticizes Court Over Penitentiary Funds
Oklahoma Governor Murray denounces the state supreme court for ruling the board of affairs wasteful of an appropriation for a branch penitentiary. He pledges a new legislative plan to fund the project and argues the court would decide differently if the funds were for the highway department. The blizzard brings zero temperatures across the Midwest from Alaska to Texas.
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Murray
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Board of Affairs
Highway Department
Wentz
Severe winter storm plagues Midwest with subzero temps
A Canada-derived blizzard sweeps into Missouri Kansas and surrounding states driving snow and freezing winds. Kansas City records a 45 degree drop to 17 above as air travel and rail schedules falter. Authorities warn of continuing cold with Texas and Oklahoma warnings as precipitation shifts to snow.
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Associated Press
Canadian Rockies
Missouri
Kansas
Eagle
Yukon
United States
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Hatcher elected to head Ada Kiwanis club
Ada Kiwanis members chose ten Hatcher to lead for the coming year with Dr A R Sage passing the presidency. Dr O H Miller as vice president and A K Laves as treasurer were elected along with eight directors including S M Fauhlus J M Carter Roy Fisher H J Huddleston W V OConnell W C Prichett W C Smith and John Zimmerman. The meeting featured lively speechmaking as ballots were counted and noted efforts to aid Irving ward school children with books hot lunches and clothing.
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Wall
Ada Kiwanis Club
Hatcher
A. R. Sage
O. H. Miller
A.K. Laves
Kiwanians
S. M. Fauhlus
J. M. Carter
Roy Fisher
H. J. Huddleston
W. V O'Connell
W. C. Prichett
W. C. Smith
John Zimmerman
W. ©. Prichett
Irving School
McKeel Blasts Federal Roads Bureau Over Oklahoma Plan
J McKeel Democratic member of the Oklahoma State Highway Commission accuses the federal Bureau of Roads of political interference and predicts changes after March 4. He cites a stalemate in the state program and compares the bureau’s recommended plan with Lew Wentz’s alternative, arguing the federal approach oversteps state authority.
Bank resources show nationwide increase in September totals
The comptroller reported that 9 085 reporting national banks across the continental United States Alaska and Hawaii held resources of 229 565 995 000 on September 20 up 198 284 000 from the June quarter and down 3 180 069 000 from a year earlier. Deposits reached 17 681 917 000 a rise of 221 004 000 since June but a year decline of 2 697 467 000.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Fires Cause Major Property Damage In Two Texas Garages
Early today a fire destroyed the garage at 115 West Twenty second Street belonging to Robert Wimbish Jr and burned the Buick inside. Firemen arrived as the roof collapsed. In Valley View a separate blaze consumed a large barn owned by G. W. Busby storing hay and corn.
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Robert Wimbish Jr
Wimbish
West
Woodbine man eats glass after football bet loss
In Woodbine New Jersey William O Day 69 swallowed two glass pieces as a lunch wager on the Woodbine high school football team. He was treated at a hospital for internal cuts after the incident.
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Woodbine
N. J
William O'Day
Deputy released after misidentification in Maud bank robbery
Nov 15 report from Wewoka states Big Deputy was released after failing to identify as one of the Maud bank robbers. He had been held on suspicion and an automobile theft charge. A woman who filed the complaint now claims to be his wife. Authorities say two companions were arrested at Gladelwater Texas in connection with the Maud robbery.
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Wewoka
Maud
Gladewater
Texas
No Loans Made Yet by Home Loan Banks
The federal Home Loan Bank system opened its 12 regional institutions a month ago and has not issued a loan directly. Officials say banks handle loan applications by routing them to appropriate private lending institutions first. The board sets minimum capital stock at 134 million dollars with 125 million subscribed by the treasury. subscriptions remain open to building and loan associations, savings banks, trust companies and insurance firms.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Treasury
Prince of Wales to Visit Belfast for Stormont Dedication
More than 12 000 troops will guard the Prince of Wales during a three day stay in Belfast to dedicate Stormont Parliament Buildings. Four thousand will be armed as part of extensive safety measures amid lingering Northern Ireland tensions and recent street clashes. The prince’s exact whereabouts will be kept as an official secret.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Prince of Wales
Stormont
Budget cuts urged for election board and secretary of state
Governor Murray's economy committee today recommended salary reductions for employees of the election board and secretary of state's budgets. The cuts will not average the 30 percent demanded by the governor. Consideration of the bureau of identification budget was postponed.
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Oklahoma City
Election Board
Secretary of State
Murray
Bureau of Identification
Bribery Sentence to Be Appealed in Beaver County Case
Oklahoma City November 15. Attorneys for Holden D. Roane plan to appeal his two year sentence for alleged bribery of Beaver County Commissioner A. E. Pittman over a second hand road maintainer purchase. Roane was sentenced by District Judge F. Hiner Rale after denying a new trial.
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Oklahoma City
Beaver County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Holden D. Roane
F. Hiner Rale
Beaver City
Roane
Sam Lattimore
John A. Spohn
A. E. Pittman
C. F. Arnot
Woman novelist receives 15 year old letter reply
A woman novelist says she recently got an answer to a letter she wrote 15 years ago. She believes someone mailed the letter perhaps using a friend to send it.
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