Oklahoma Supreme Court Disbars Ada Lawyer W F Schulte
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ordered the disbarment of W F Schulte of Ada after a formal hearing finding charges of conduct unbecoming a lawyer fraud and issuing stock certificates to himself plus misappropriation and harassment. Holt of Ada initiated the action with the state bar association leading to a multi week hearing in Pontotoc county ending with the referee recommending disbarment.
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Oklahoma City
W. F. Schulte
Ada
Oklahoma
State Supreme Court
Schulte
Thomas P. Holt
Pontotoc County
State Bar Association
J. D Lydick
M. L. Jordan
Wylie Jones
Holt
Jones
Lydick
E. N. Jones
Supreme Court
Schulte to File For Re hearing In Disbarment Action
W F Schulte, whose Oklahoma law license was revoked by the supreme court, will file for a re hearing within 15 days. He declined to comment to the press about yesterday action.
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W. F. Schulte
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Schulte
Supreme Court Yester
Busby to Attend School Governing Board Convention
Busby, member of the Oklahoma university board of regents, travels to Columbus Ohio to represent Oklahoma at the annual meeting of governing boards of state and higher institutions. The Ada official will join leaders from major institutions for sessions Thursday through Saturday and will witness Red Grange at Ohio State versus Illinois in Columbus.
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Ore] Busby
Oklahoma University Board of Regents
Columbus
Oklahoma Board of Seven Regents
United States
Ada
Board of Regents
Norman
Busby
Red Grance
Ohio State
Illinois
Blake Declares Disaster Giani Could Be Utilized
E. E. Blake, chairman of the Oklahoma drainage and irrigation commission, tells Kansas chambers of commerce that a multi state flood control project along the Arkansas river basin could tame floods. He cites repeated flood damage, million acres lost in Oklahoma, and rising bridge costs as justification for regional cooperation and large scale works.
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Wichita
Kans
E. E. Blake
Oklahoma Drainage and Irrigation Commission
Chambers of Commerce
Kansas
Arkansas River
Blake
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Indiana Klan Leader Guilty of Murder in Oberholtzer Death
D C Stephenson once Indiana Klan Grand Dragon was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Madge Oberholtzer of Indianapolis. Co defendants Earl Klenck and Earl Gentry were acquitted. Trial began October 12 with the jury deliberating about five and a half hours. Stephenson faces life imprisonment while others left for Indianapolis after verdict.
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Noblesville
Ind
D. C
Floyd Christian
Counsel For Defense
Will M. Sparks
Klenck
Gentry
Indianapolis
Miss Oberholtzer
Hammond
Stephenson
Indiana
Oberholtzer
Ed Jackson
Aged Ada Woman Cordelia Johnston Dies at 73
Mrs Cordelia J Johnston aged 73 died at 531 West Sixteenth Street in Ada about 10 15 this morning after a quiet illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow with time pending arrival of daughters. Survived by seven daughters and two sons including J T Reed Ada T E Miller Francis W J Cloud Wesley Okla Claud Clement Ada Harry Sprague Paul Valley E F Pugh Tacoma L D McKinney Oklahoma City W L Johnston Yeager and O Fritz Johnston Ada interment at Rosedale cemetery.
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Cordelia J. Johnston
West Sixteenth Street
M. Johnston
Johnston
Mr. Johnston
J. T. Reed
Ada
T. E. Miller
Francis
W. J. Cloud
Wesley
Oklahoma
Claud Clement
Harry Sprague
Paul Valley
E. F. Pugh
Tacoma
Washington
L. D. McKinney
Oklahoma City
W. L. Johnston
Yeager
O. Fritz Johnston
Moonlit strolls clash with flowers in evening city
In Zanesville Ohio local pageant of contrast unfolds as moonlit walkers face flowers that prefer shade of moonshine. Signal notes a whimsical scene blending night walks with a dislike of bright light and bustling streets.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Pontotoc County Bonds Would Quadruple Highway Aid
W H Ebey visited the State Highway Department and voiced confidence that Pontotoc County could receive about 1 275 000 in state and federal aid if bonds are approved on December 15. The plan aims to build 30 to 40 miles of concrete highways with a focus on permanent materials, with a public meeting planned before the election.
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W. H. Ebey
State Highway Department
Oklahoma City
Pontotoc County
Highway Department
Ada Field Produces Big New Well in Pontotoc County
Ada Development Company's No. 3 well on the Lloyd farm near the Jack Lloyd unit in Pontotoc county shows strong potential with oil gushing near the surface. No. 1 yields 35 barrels daily and No. 2 55, while the new well could exceed 150 barrels daily. plans call for two more wells and a nearby pipeline within days.
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Ada Development Company
Lloyd
Jack Lloyd
Pontotoc County
No. 1
Rives- Manville
Frick
S. J. Sarkeys
Ada
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report
Oklahoma City livestock sale reports cattle 1300 head active and steady to strong with top steers around 11.00 per hundredweight, cows up to 5.25, calves 8.00 to 8.50, hogs 400 head down 15 cents with packers paying 11.35 top and 11.15 average, some butchers to local buyers at 11.50, stockers and feeders steady.
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Oklahoma City
Love and photography mood cited in Charleston Courier
A faded Charleston Courier quotation compares love to a photograph negative saying it must be developed in the dark. The remark evokes vintage imagery and literary flair from the era.
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Horace
Charleston Courier
Kenton Strip Widening On Scenic Highway Northeast of Here
A stretch of the scenic highway northeast of town is widened to improve travel. Work aims to ease congestion and enhance safety along the route near Kenton. Authorities say project costs and completion dates are forthcoming.
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Kenton
Here
Aged Man Dies From Auto Crash Saturday
J. W. Harris aged 68 died at Ada hospital after being struck by R. E. McCoy’s car at Main and Stockton Saturday evening. Police say the fatality was an unavoidable accident caused by the cold mist and Harris’ age. Funeral services were held Sunday at Franks with interment in Franks family cemetery. McCoy rushed Harris to the hospital and stayed with him until death.
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J. W. Harris
Harris
Adas Hospital
R. E. McCoy
Franks
George Harris
West Seventh Street
Main
Stockton
McCoy
Ada
East Seventh Street
No Grace Period for Auto Tag Under New Law
A. R. Suggs of the State Highway Commission declares no grace period for 1926 auto license tags in Ada and Pontotoc counties. January 1 is final, with ten cent per day penalties and potential criminal proceedings for delinquency. The law also requires a title certificate for new purchases to prevent fraud and protect owners.
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A. R. Sugg
State Highway Commission
Suggs
Ada
Pontotoc
Sueg
Committees Seek Funds for Road Bond Education Push
Committees of road advocates canvass the city business section to raise 2000 for an educational campaign in support of two county road bond issues ahead of the December 15 election. The drive follows a Chamber of Commerce meeting where the plan was outlined and speakers will tour 64 county school houses and use advertising to explain that voting for hard surfaced roads will not raise taxes.
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Yucsasy « Dairy
Chamber of Commerce
Steamer Ablaze Destroys Lamope Passengers Safe Ashore
In Lewes Delaware on November 18 the Clyde liner Lamope burned with one death Robi Leverton of Williamsett Massachusetts panicked and leapt overboard before being recovered. Of 367 aboard 9 exposed to burns were taken to Beebe Hospital. Total damage to ship and cargo estimated at 5 million dollars.
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Lewes
Del
Lamope
Beebe
Robi
Leverton
Williamsett
Mass
Delaware Bay
Delaware
New York
Jacksonville
Wilmington
Thousands Armed Men Sweep Woods for Fugitive Killer
MERIDETH New Hampshire November 16 A thousand armed men led by Governor Wirant searched the woods on Merideth Hill for Frank Geo Fellows the Tennessee jail breaker who shot Constable Geo Dow a week ago The hunt faced cutting winds as National Guardsmen aided by volunteers pressed through timber guarding the exit from the woods where Fellows fired on a hunter.
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Merideth
N. H
Wirant
Merideth Hill
Frank Geo. Fellows
Tennessee
Geo. D. Dow
National
Ada Knights Templar Conclave Shines in Ada Oklahoma
The Oklahoma district conclave closed with Ada Commandery earning high praise for growth and leadership. Sir Knights from Shawnee Holdenville and other areas attended, with a grand banquet at the First Baptist church basement and a parade ending at the Masonic Hall for the Temple degree ceremony.
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Knights Templar
Ada Commandery
Oklahoma
R. E
Sydnor Lester
Shawnee
First Baptist Church
The
Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
Linscheid
A. Linscheid
Colege
State Templar Fund
East Central
Commandery
Baptist Church
Broadway
Main
Townsend
Twelfth
Hall
Ada
Masonic Hall
Durant
Holdenville
Commandery of
Jolson Denies Meeting Rhinlander Wife in 1922 Trial
Al Jolson testified in New York at Leonard Rhinlander’s annulment suit against Alice Beatrice Rhinlander, denying reports he met her in 1922 at a summer resort or in the Adirondacks, despite letters claiming such a meeting. The cross examination focused on alleged encounters and flirtations with girls.
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White Plains
N. Y
al Jolson
Leonard Kip Rhinlander
Alice Beatrice Rhinlander
Rhinlander
Jolson
Isaac M. Mills
Adirondack Mountains
Alice
Leonard
Report on Pedestrian Impact Stuns City Officials
A Toronto correspondent asks when a study will document the harmful effects of pedestrians on urban infrastructure such as bum pers and radiators, signaling public concern over street traffic and safety.
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Toronto
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