Wedding in a Dark Church Ends With Montana Bound Couple
Susan marries Bob in a hush ceremony as family tensions ease. Rose and Aunt Jessie watch, Ray Waring weeps, and Denise’s interference fades while the couple heads toward Montana on a club car journey.
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Rose
Susan
Luean
Bob
Jessie
Mr. Waring
Aunt Jessie
Ernest Heath
City Hall
Montana
Prise
Ray
Jack Waring
Waring
Met
Father
Denise
Roosevelt conference with Kroutil in Omaha sparks civic ties
Kroutil attended a meeting in Omaha with Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt to discuss political alignment, as both officials engage with Republican and independent voters seeking a chance in national government leadership.
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League
Kroutil
Omaha
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wyoming Sees Real Winter Touch With Snow Across Regions
The southeastern part of Wyoming reports a touch of winter with low temperatures and a north wind. Sherman Hill west of Cheyenne is blanketed in snow while snow falls at Laramie and light snow is noted in Cheyenne early today affecting air mail and Transcontinental flight routes.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Sherman Hill
Here
Laramie
Kroutil Denies Reports Of Any Dissension In Oklahoma
John F. Kroutil of Yukon, head of the Oklahoma Roosevelt League, telegraphed from Omaha to deny any dissension with Democratic state headquarters. He stated there is no dissension and that rumors are meant to embarrass democracy, noting disagreement over who should run the league's activities.
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Oklahoma City
John F. Kroutil
Yukon
Oklahoma Roosevelt Business and Professional League
Omaha
Neb
Democratic Central Committee
Japanese Claim Over 1000 Chinese Killed in Manchuria Battle
Japanese officials report that during a weekend clash near Tahsing and Anganchi in Mukden Manchuria they killed more than 1,000 followers of General Li Hai-Ssing. They say 3,000 Li men were trapped on high ground by Nanni river overflow and artillery aided the slaughter.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Li Hai-Ssing
Tahesing
Anganchi
Ma Chan-Shan
Nanni
Li Hai- Tsing
Nungan
Fuyu
Anta
Tahsing
Tsitsihar
September in the City: Marriages and Police Counts Rise
The article notes a September uptick in marriage license sales with 38 licenses issued, a rise in police court activity showing 188 pickups for offenses from disturbing the peace to burglary, and higher cash fines paid in September, reflecting stricter enforcement and broader fines collection.
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Omre
Hoover Addresses Negro Delegation At White House
President Hoover assures a 150 member Negro gathering from multiple states that the Republican Party remains faithful to Lincoln era duties toward African Americans. Roscoe Simmons presents a pledge of loyalty as Mrs. Wilda Townsend and others speak on party support and progress for the Negro community.
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Washington
Hoover
Lincoln
White House
Roscoe Conklin Simmons
Chicago
Simmons
Abraham Lincoln
Wil
da Townsend
Camden
N. J
Republican Party
Tolan
Metcalfe
Kentucky Governor Denies Extradition in Jenkins Case
Extradition of Hubert Johnson Jenkins Sr to Texas was denied by Governor Ruby Laffoon. Jenkins, an electrical engineer from Louisville, was indicted in Dallas for kidnapping his son Hubert Jr and bringing him to Louisville. The boy’s mother died in an auto accident after their divorce. guardian arrangements shifted between Dallas and Louisville as authorities pursued the case.
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Frankfort
Hubert Johnston Jenkins
Texas
Ruby Laffoon
Jenkins
Louisville
Dallas
Hubert, Jr
T. L. Bradford
Bradford
Addie Keating Bradford
Nicholson and Atkinson Will Direct Relief
Oklahoma City October 1 The reorganized soldiers relief commission began work to supervise veteran relief in the state New Democratic members Moody Nicholson of Frederick and Don Atkinson of Durant were appointed by Governor Murray to replace Charles E Dierker and Morton R Harrison who resigned A third vacancy from Kent W Johnson remains unfilled
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Oklahoma City
CPA
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Moody Nicholson
Frederick
The
American Legion
Don Atkinson
Durant
Commission
Murray
Charles E. Dierker
Shawnee
Morton R. Harrison
Claremore
Miller Plans to Save 101 Ranch at Auction
Colonel Zack Miller seeks to refinance the 101 Ranch in receivership by selling certificates to unsecured creditors. He requested state issues commission permission to market the certificates as he aims to raise funds and salvage the western showplace in Ponca City Oklahoma.
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Ponca City
Okla
Plains
Zack Miller
Miller
State Issues Commission
Governor hints at bribery cases tied to oil field
Oklahoma City report says Governor Murray may seek prosecution of unnamed oil company representatives accused of offering bribes to Col. Cicero I. Murray in charge of military protection enforcement and to the governor's son Lieut. Massena Murray. He promised to present evidence later to newsmen.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Cicero I. Murray
Massena Murray
Mrs. Mary Frances Williams 91 dies at Lightning Ridge
Mrs. Mary Frances Williams age 91 died at her Lightning Ridge home Thursday morning at 4 15. Funeral service and burial are set for Friday afternoon at 2 50 with Hudson Keith Funeral Home handling arrangements. She is survived by son Jesse C. Williams of Lightning Ridge.
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Mary Frances Williams
Lightning Ridge
Hudson-Keith Funeral Home
Fortenberry 74 Dies at Home Near Egypt
J A Fortenberry aged 74 died at his home near Egypt on Saturday night. Funeral services were held at Egypt Cemetery Monday at 2 30 PM with Criswell Funeral Home in charge.
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J. A. Fortenberry
Egypt
Egypt Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Two Teens Sentenced to Penitentiary in Forgery Case
A. G. Ford of Bowlegs received five years in the McAlester state penitentiary after pleading guilty to forgery for signing two checks with another name and buying at Harris Motor. Leon McGaha was sentenced to two years for burglary after a parole violation. The county attorney Truman Harrison notes preparations for a district court term likely in late October or early November.
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A. G. Ford
Bowlegs
McAlester
Ford
Harris Motor Company
Leon McGaha
Truman Harrison
Stolen Hose Found Used In Running Still Case
Grand larceny charges filed against Albert Horton and Bob Horton for pulling 300 feet of water hose from Hyde Construction. Hose found in use at a Coal county run still. raid at Centrahoma followed by continuation of investigation. Horace England arrested. Albert Horton recently moved near Ada from Coal county.
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Albert Horton
Bob Horton
Hyde Construction Company
Justice Court
W. Hill
Highway 19
Stonewall
Coal County
Centrahoma
Joe Neal
Horace England
Neal
Ada
Ada Schools Face Seven Month Year With Fund Shortage
Ada Oklahoma faces a seven month and one week school year as the county excise board approves a reduced budget. Valuations fell 20 percent, cutting income and leaving a deficit of over $5,000 in the salary fund. Teachers’ salaries were trimmed and other expenses slashed to fit the lower estimated income.
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Ada
County Excise Board
Appropriations
Excise Board
Board of Education
Ryles Cleared Of Grand Larceny Charge
Cleve Ryles was found not guilty of water theft after a hearing before Cecil S. Deal justice of the peace. Ryles released. C W Dees and N E Roskey bound over to district court on drunken driving charges. Bond set at $1000 each. President Hoover laments need for a new joke.
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Cleve Ryles
Cecil S. Deal
Justice of the Peace
Ryles
C. W. Dees
N. E. Roskey
Deal
Curtis Midota Welcome Speech Snafu Highlights Welcome Gaffe and Bus Mixup
In Alva Oklahoma on October 1 Vice President Charles Curtis faced a bemused reception as civic groups misfired in welcoming him. Dr W R Parker Northwestern State Teachers College greeter struggled to salvage the program after Curtis slipped away to avoid delaying the next session.
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Alva
Okla
Charles Curtis
W. R. Parker
Northwestern State Teachers’ College
Civics Clubs
Curtis
United States
Fangs Help Pay College Tuition
Tulsa student 20 year old W Frank Blair sophomore at the University of Tulsa works with zoology professor H D Chase to collect reptiles amphibians and insects for labs. He travels through Oklahoma Texas Colorado and New Mexico catching and preserving creatures to fund his education despite dangers and minor injuries.
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Tulsa
W. Frank Blair
University of Tulsa
H. D. Chase
Frank
Chicago
Ann Aarbor
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Jair
Pat Hurley to Fly to Oklahoma for Speaking Tours
Secretary Hurley plans air travel to Oklahoma if weather allows with a fallback by train to St. Louis for a series of engagements. The schedule lists appearances at Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha, Oklahoma City Junior Chamber of Commerce El Reno Hugo Atoka Ada McAlester with times across October 11 and 12.
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Washington
Hurley
West
St. Louis
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
el Reno
Oklahoma
Lawton
Okla
Hugo
Atoka
Ada
McAlester
Counties gain free bovine tuberculosis status in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City officials report Cimarron and Texas counties joined seven others as free of bovine tuberculosis. Final eradication completed in panhandle counties. Canadian county to be re tested next spring. Payne, Cleveland, Pottawatomie and Oklahoma counties already accredited, with tests planned every three years and funding for new tests in Grady Logan and Lincoln.
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Aklahoma City
Cimarron
Texas
C. C. Hisel
Panhandle
Canadian County
Payne
Cleveland
Pottawatomie
Oklahoma
Grady
Logan
Lincoln
Paving on No. 75 Hughes Co to Open This Week
An eight mile link of paving from Hornetown to the Calvin bridge on U S Highway 75 will be open to traffic this week. A concurrent project from Weleetka toward Pharoah nearing completion will provide Holdenville with an all concrete road to Tulsa.
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Holdenville
Hornetown
Calvin
Weleetka
Pharoah
Tulsa
Nighttime neighbor noise sparks debate on modern dance music
Critics dismiss modern dance music as dull but a 2 AM radio blast from a neighbor tests tolerance. Community members weigh in on noise complaints and cultural value.
Society Woman Remarries Minutes After Reno Divorce
A New York society woman, freshly divorced in Reno, wed again within five minutes. The remark notes how speakers preach liberty while observing rapid marriage twists.
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Reno
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