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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1928

Page

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Seminole County Probe Under Tight Secrecy In Wewoka Hearing

Grand jury in Wewoka, guided by Judge George Crump, continues secret probe into Seminole County offices including the county attorney. Witnesses J N Davis and P S Norwood testified with Morrison planning 50 to 100 more, while Bishop and Morrison exchange letters on submitting evidence. Injunctions against a local drug store tied to prohibition enforcement were argued as the hearing continues.

Wewoka Grand Jury George Co. Crump Seminole J. N. Davis P. S. Norwood W. P. Morrison Johnston Seminole County Morrison Crump Bishop Sam Burris Doc Thompson Robert Burns

Seminole County inquiries widen with grand jury

WEWOKA Okla Nov 27 Pi Two investigations of Seminole county officials expand as a grand jury is convened to probe all county officers and an attorney general inquiry targets District Judge George Crump. Justices of the peace Jesse L Day and J D Myers are to testify while deputy state auditors J N Davis and P S Norwood prepare bond review results.

Wewoka Okla Seminole County George C. Crump Crump W. P. Morrison Johnston Jesse L. Day J. D. Myers Seminole J. N. Davis P. S. Norwood

Ada pioneer peace officer William C Guest dies aged 64

William C Guest known as Kit Guest, a longtime Ada peace officer and early settler, died at 6 40 AM at his daughter H P Carter 318 West Twelfth street after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM from First Methodist Church with Rev A N Avery officiating. He leaves a son W C Guest Jr of Oklahoma City and two daughters Mrs D L Little of San Angelo Texas and H P Carter of Ada, plus two sisters and other relatives.

William C. Christopher Guest H. P. Carter West Twelfth Street First Methodist Church A. N. Avery Kit Guest Ada W. C. Guest, Jr Oklahoma City D. L. Little San Angelo Texas A. C. Pigg Sarah Peck Center

Youth Now Hel e For High Court

Clarence Laughlin, a high school boy, faced trial on charges of robbery with firearms after a preliminary hearing before T. O. Cullins. He was bound over without bail but later freed on a $5,000 bond by habeas corpus, with a prior bond held until the preliminary trial. The incident involved robbing two youths at C S cleaners with a gun, taking over $50 in cash and checks as hundreds watched on the street. City officers arrested Laughlin, and witnesses testified he had the money on his person. J P Crawford defended Laughlin in a well attended hearing with both victims identifying him.

Clarence Laughlin T. O. Cullins Laughlin Justice J. P. Crawford

Anxiety in Britain Over King George Ill's Illness

London reports a non-committal medical bulletin from Sir Stanley Hewett and Lord Dawson of Penn about King George VI illness. They say the king had a more restful night and a lower temperature, but otherwise no change in his condition amid ongoing concern.

London King George Sir Stanley Hewett Lord Dawson Penn Buckingham Palace

Atoka Child Found After Long Search

Lottie Farmer three years old was found after 45 hours alone in freezing conditions near Boggy creek two miles from her home. Joe Southers and a 20 man search party located her between two logs as her frantic parents rushed to Atoka to reunite.

Atoka Lottie Farmer Lottie Ed Farmer Here Joe Southers Southers

Court Reverses W. F. Schulte Case In Oklahoma

The criminal court of appeals upholds Andrew Houser conviction and reduces his sentence from 20 to six years in the state penitentiary for killing Howard Flemming in a Three Sands rooming house. Other rulings include Schulte forgery reversed, Dewey county mash upheld, and several manslaughter and sentence affirmations.

Oklahoma City Andrew Houser Kay County State Criminal Court of Appeals Houser Howard Flemming Three Sands Ponca City Flemming W. F. Schulte Pontotoc County Joe Collins Milton Collins Dewey County Cecil Stewart Oklahoma County James Williams Blaine County Johnnie Justice Tulsa County

Oklahoma Governor Names Tax Review Court Members

Gov Henry S Johnston completes the Tax Review Court with Robert D Hudson joining Hal Johnson and Frank Mathews as members. The tribunal will rule on more than 150 protests affecting counties statewide and plans to meet first on December 2 or 3.

Oklahoma City Robert D. Hudson Tulsa State Court Henry S. Johnston Hal Johnson Pottawatomie Yessterday Frank Mathews Altus J. Shaw Edward Cox M. E. Trapp Box Matthews Johnson Judge Hudson Initiative Hudson Oklahoma Wash Hudson House of Representatives

Hoover and Smith Tie Illinois Vote Totals

Official canvass shows Herbert Hoover 1 768 141 votes and Al Smith 1 313 817 in Illinois. Results released today confirm Hoover leading but with Smith close behind in the state race.

Springfield Ill Herbert Hoover al Smith

Endurance Flight Ends in Failure Near Fresno

Lee Schoenhair and John Guglielmetti ended their endurance flight at Helm Airport 40 miles west of Fresno after 42 hours 59 minutes airborne. The plane landed at 2 40 a m with 90 gallons of fuel left, short of the 24 hours needed for a new record.

Fresno Calif Lee Schoenhair John Guglielmetti Helm Here

Prospective Groom Dead in Oxford Before Wedding

Claude Henning a 55 year old oil field worker was found dead in his Oxford Kansas home on November 27. The coroner said an investigation would be made. Henning was to wed Clarice Smith of Tulsa Oklahoma later today, and she learned of the death while waiting in Tulsa for a train to Oxford.

Winfield, Kan Claude Henning Oxford Kan Henning Clarice Smith Tulsa Oklo

Pontotoc County Cotton Totals Slightly Above Seven Thousand Bales

Pontotoc County ginning up to November 14 reached 6736 bales, from data by county statistician Buel Bradford. Compared with 1927’s 3693 bales, total county crop likely tops 7000. Late arrivals will not add much. last year finished at about 4109 bales.

Pontotoc Buel Bradford

Liner Lipari and Amerique Reach Port After Gale

Bordeaux reports Lipari from South America and Amerique from the Belgian Congo reached port this morning after 48 hours off the Gironde due to a storm. They say the gale sweeping the coast has blown itself out.

Bordeaux France Lipari South America Amerique Belgian Congo Gironde

Hunting season tragedy claims Pontotoc man

Wilmore M. Brown, 48, dies when his gun fires by the barrel while hunting near Ada. He had gathered quail with family and friends, helped by a wood saw incident, then the gun discharged instantly. Survived by widow, son, daughter, parents, four brothers, two sisters. Funeral in Ardmore.

Pontotoc County Wilmore M. Brown Tony Frazier Ada Brown Herman Mr. Brown Ardmore Frigidaire A. K. Brown H. H. Brown Kelley Brown Muskogee Russell Brown John F. Brown Kentucky

Ada Pottery Plant Advances in Ada Oklahoma

Work on Ada's new pottery plant progresses with a completed foundation and a kiln under construction. The facility aims to open at the start of the coming year as the area’s only pottery in Oklahoma, serving a large territory from Dallas onward with jars churns crocks and planters plus future products. The plant uses nearby Pontotoc county clay and natural gas fuel, relying on local capital to finance expansion and offer investors solid returns.

Ada Oklahoma Dallas Pontotoc County

I. T. I. O. Rig Fire Destroys Coal County Site

The I. T. I. O. company rig on Section 10-1-11 near Coalgate burned Friday afternoon. The fire started in the boiler house and was believed to have begun there. The rig, drilling at 5015 feet, will be replaced at once for a final test.

I. T. I. O. Company Coalgate

Station operator beaten in Chandler robbery

CHANDLER Okla Nov 26 Jess Osborn operator of a filling station two miles east of here was in serious condition in a Chandler hospital after being robbed and beaten by three men late last night. The trio abducted him to a location three miles from the station where he was later found.

Chandler Okla Jess Osborn Here Osborn

Four Bandits Rob Trafford City Bank in Broad Daylight

Four men robbed the First National Bank of Trafford City, taking about 18000 dollars. Borough assessor O M Kimmell and two bandits were found later in a car by Duquesne police. two robbers left in McKeesport. One bandit description was broadcast as the car was halted in transit. A clerk noted the hold up in the pass book.

Trafford City First National Bank O. M. Kimmell Duquesne Kimmell McKeesport Pittsburgh

Jarrett Removed From Colorado Springs Jail

Floyd Jarrett, alleged member of the bandit gang that robbed the First National Bank of Lamar May 23 and fled with 200000 in cash and securities, was secretly moved from the Colorado Springs jail to Lamar. Authorities gave no comment on the hour or custody, and Jarrett has been confined since his Ardmore Oklahoma capture.

Colorado Springs Colo Floyd Jarrett First National Bank of Lamar Jarrett Oklahoma

Oil production shows increase in United States week

The Oil and Gas Journal report for the week ending Nov 24 indicates a US rise in total estimated daily average production of light and heavy oils, except in California where light oil rose and heavy oil fell. Oklahoma and West Texas fell in light oils, while California led gains in light oils and small declines in heavy oils.

Tulsa United States California Oil and Gas Journal Oklahoma West Texas Mid-Continent Gulf Coast Texas Eastern Rockyuntain Icin Incest St. Loupis-Pearson Rene West Louisiana Arkansas Texas Panhandle Central Texas Gulf Com Southwest Tex Rocky Min

Hoover Greets Nicaraguan Leaders Aboard Maryland

President Hoover welcomed retiring President Diaz President-elect Moncada and former Chamorro aboard the battleship Maryland off Corinto Nicaragua. He praised Nicaragua’s peace and unity and noted his goodwill mission's progress from Honduras and San Salvador. A 21 gun salute greeted the visitors as Rochester and Tulsa observed nearby.

U. S. S. Maryland Corinto Nicaragua Herbert Hoover Diaz Moncada Chamorro Maryland Republic Good Will Elect Hoover Hoover Rochester Tulsa Mormada Honduras San Salvador

Clark Deems Jury Verdict Vindication in Libel Case

Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice J W Clark declares the Atoka county libel verdict a vindication of his character after a $50 000 damages ruling against Tulsa legislator O O Owens and the Tulsa World. The joint verdict splits satisfaction between defendants and sets a January 2 hearing on a new trial motion.

Oklahoma City J. W. Clark Supreme Court O. O. Owens Tulsa Tulsa World Atoka County Justice Clark Owens John Barry Clark P. L. Gassoway the World

Brazil offers Guanabara Palace to Hoover during visit

The Brazilian government will place the historic Guanabara Palace at the disposal of President-elect Hoover for his trip to Rio de Janeiro on November 27.

Rio Janeiro Brazil Guanabara Hoover

Altus Plane Crash Claims Two Men Life and Injuries

Altus Oklahoma, November 26. P Roy Ware, 23, died at 4 a m after a plane crash near the city yesterday following loops with pilot Bartow Huff. Huff is in critical condition with a fractured skull and concussions. Ware suffered internal injuries and burns. The aircraft, bought two months ago by Claude Christian, wrecked in a cotton field. Funeral services for Ware will be held Tuesday. He leaves a widow, a nine month old daughter, parents, a brother and sister, and Mrs Naidee Garrard of Oklahoma City. Huff resided in Altus 15 years with three years pilot experience.

Altus Okla Roy Ware Bartow Huff Huff Ware City Electrician Aery Ruby Ware Naidee Garrard Oklahoma City

Greatest returns for the amount invested i News Classified Ads

Advertisement request highlighting value from i News Classified Ads. Emphasizes cost efficiency and strong return on investment for readers seeking affordable promotion. Notes reach across local readers and potential buyers in the market.

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