Oklahoma City Livestock Exchange Men Indicted in Federal Case
Fifty five Oklahoma City Livestock Exchange members were indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly conspiring to violate the Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921. The group, local residents, is accused of boycotting certain commission houses to stifle competition. The case marks the first criminal action under the act and carries penalties up to two years in prison or a $10,000 fine or both.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Livestock Exchange
Roy St. Louis
Mr. St. Louis
Mr. St. Lewis
Congress
Packers and Stock Yards
Baptist Missionary to Work Across Three counties
Rev. E. B. Gregory appointed Baptist missionary for Pontotoc Murray and Garvin counties moves his family from Sulphur and will minister in rural churches. His tenure covers three counties with support from local associations and churches, backed by his decades of ministry and strong soul winning record.
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E. B. Gregory
Johnston Avenue
Pontotoc
Murray
Garvin
Gregory
Couilege
Oklahoma
First Baptist Church
Sulphur
Baptist Church of
Cordell
County convention for singers at Ada Oklahoma
J B Parker announces a county convention for singers in Ada Oklahoma on the third Sunday and the preceding Saturday night at the convention hall opening at 7 o clock. Participants are urged to prepare music bring books and use the convocation to praise God and strengthen unity against societal ills.
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Ada
Okla
J. B. Parker
Buy It Rent It Sell It Find It with News
Classifieds appeal to readers seeking local listings for purchase rental and sale options. This compact notice highlights a newspaper ad service offering a broad array of real estate rental and sales opportunities.
Thousand Radio Fans Hear Game
About 1000 Ada residents watched the second world series game yesterday afternoon between Washington and New York. Uptown stations drew large crowds and private homes hosted gatherings as play by play results arrived minutes after action at Washington park. Ada radio dealers report 150 to 200 receiving sets now, up from skepticism earlier.
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Ada
Washington
New York
Uptown
Washington Park
Big US accident toll highlights need for control
Louisville report shows 1921 US accident deaths at 1 462 per week or 205 per day with autos leading deaths at 37 daily. Data from National Safety Council and Louis J Dublin urges local mapping, uniform reporting, and targeted safety measures to reduce injuries and costs.
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Louisville
United States
Louis J. Dublin
New York
National Safety Council
George Guy Kelcey
Elizabeth
N J
America
England
Wales
New York City
Dublin
Hogs on Upgrade at Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City market booms as live hog values rise toward 11 dollars. Receipts light with 1600 head reported. Northern markets steady to 10c higher. local gains lead the day. Top hogs reach 10.65 with many sales 10.40 to 10.60. lightweights near 9.00. Stockers and feeders gain to 6.50 to 8.00. sows 7.00 to 9.00 for good packers.
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Oklahoma City
Married men live longer than bachelors
A newspaper item reports statistics showing married men tend to live longer than bachelors. The finding highlights the life expectancy gap between married and single men based on the available data.
Japanese Taisho trio raids foreign office for China policy
Three juijitsu experts from the Taisho patriots invaded Japan's foreign office seeking an interview with Foreign Minister Shidehara. They attacked the private secretary and secretaries, scattering handbills demanding a tougher China policy before police arrested them. In Shanghai, factions in China discussed foreign intervention by Russia and Japan as Chang Tso-Lin's forces advanced toward Peking while Chinese troops clashed with the Chihli army.
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Tokio
Chang Tso-Lin
Taisho
Foreign Office
Baron Shaderhara
China
Shanghai
Russia
Japan
Peking
Chang
Cam Turns on Candidates in Senate Fight
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Campbell Russell, U S senate candidate, withdrew from the race by telegram from Sallisaw to state election board secretary W C McAlester. In a following letter he opposes both Pine and Wilson and endorses voting according to conscience for public welfare. Russell also authored the petition enabling impeachment of the governor.
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Oklahoma City
Campbell Russell
United States Senate
Sallisaw
W. C. McAlester
State Election Board
Russell
Oklahoma
Pine
W. B. Pine
Wilson
George W. Wilson
Farmer-Labor
Walton
J. C. Walton
Jack Walton
Oklahoma Forecast Leaves Cotton Yield Near Record Level
Oklahoma state board of agriculture projects a 1 220 575 bale cotton yield this year based on September 25 conditions at 66 percent of normal. The report notes potential frost risks, compares with 1 290 000 bales forecast in August, and lists other crops with percent normals and bushel yields.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Board of Agriculture
Reading the News for Wise Voting
A civic urge urging readers to use sight to read political news carefully and vote for capable, sincere candidates. It notes voters often criticise officials yet do little to help or vote, and argues every voter should participate and demand capable people on the ticket.
Story and Stone to Clash in October Feature Fight
Preparations for a feature boxing card on October 13 under promoter A R K Dixon. Oklahoma City lightweight George Story meets local favorite Dutch Stone in Ada. Story has 19 fights with seven decisions five knockouts three draws and four losses. Stone has shown improvement and is expected to give Story a tough challenge. A preliminaries program at Convention Hall opens a winter bout series by Dixon.
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A. R K. Dixon
George Story
Oklahoma City
Dutch Stone
Story
Stone
Ada
Dixon
Wyoming Leader Drops Reins Of HS Government
Governor William B Ross of Wyoming died at Memorial hospital Cheyenne at 3 15 am after an appendectomy and complications including phlebitis He was 51 survived by his widow Nellie Taylor and three sons The death shifts the governorship to Republican Secretary of State Lucas who will call a November 4 election after the funeral
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
William B. Ross
Memorial Hospital
Ross
Larame
Nellie Taylor
Missouri
University of Wyoming
Tennessee
Laramie
Lucas
Holdenville Dominates Konawa 81 to 0 in Football Clash
Holdenville high school crushed Konawa 81 to 0 in the second game of the season. Konawa failed to cross the fifty yard line while Holdenville used twenty two players and featured strong line play and fast backs. The game had a large crowd, with the band and booster club present as the team redeemed last week’s loss to Wetumka.
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Holdenville
Wetumka
Ed Brents
Konawa
Brents
Henderson
Tulsa Attorney Held for Tulsa Authorities Here
James Riley League a Tulsa attorney is held in the county jail awaiting officers from Tulsa to pass on his sanity. He had been missing from his office about two weeks. Lexenle was picked up by police here last night.
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James Riley League
Tulsa
League
Lexenle
Nowata Prepares Prosecution in Abduction Case
Nowata Oklahoma October 2 preparations to prosecute Rev Joseph E Yeats 40 year old minister arrested last week at Winters Texas with Georgia Fields 14 choir girl of his church in Allowee are continued here by county attorney A T Anglin Yeats and the girl are expected here late today with the sheriff in custody and the girl accompanied by her parents no date set for Yeats preliminary hearing authorities at Carthage Missouri are investigating an irregular marriage record of the couple Yeats says they were married at Joplin Missouri but later changed the location to Nowata
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Nowata
Joseph E. Yeats
Winters
Texas
Georgia Fields
Allowee
A. T. Anglin
Yeats
W. F. Gillespey
Carthage
Joplin
Rum Runners Nabbed in Massive Prohibition Case
New York observers report a $19,000,000 Anglo American liquor running conspiracy led by five government agents. The twin screw steamer Frederick B with 28 crew members and two women aboard was seized off Monmouth beach with a $500,000 cargo under heavy guard. Prisoners to be presented to the U S district attorney.
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New York
Prohibition
William A. Walker
Washington
Walker
England
Canada
Frederick B
Monmouth Beach
Cost Guard
United States
Three Girls Hurt in Henryetta Car Crash
A Friday afternoon collision at a Henryetta intersection left three girls seriously injured and possibly fatally hurt. Catherine Whittington Genevieve Whittington Betsy Niles were seriously hurt. Doris Niles suffered additional injuries. Betsy Niles sister Doris was slightly hurt. Cheesie McIntosh, driver of the large car from Checotah, was arrested and ordered to court. other occupants included Tobe McIntosh Tom McIntosh and Tol Bateman of Checotah.
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Henryetta
Catherine
Genevieve Whittington
Robert Whittington
Cheesie MclIntosh
Tobe
Tom MelIntosh
Tol Bateman
Checotah
Court House Petition To Be Voted On Here
Pontotoc county residents will vote November 4 on a $175000 court house expenditure and county jail. After a county commissioners resolution and petition, the measure goes to the people, with county treasurer noting outstanding debt of $411000.
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Court House
Pontotoc County
Board of County Commissioners
Voice of the People
Cuban Citizens and Police Clash in Camaguey
Oct 6 dispatches report Camaguey residents clashed with police and Menocal followers. Eleven dead and about 60 wounded. Communications restored after earlier cuts. Authorities deem the situation dangerous and a cabinet meeting will address the incident this afternoon.
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Havana
Camaguey
Menocal
Dynamite At Mine Gate Triggers Investigation In Oklahoma
Dynamiting of the No. 12 mine gateway of Rock Island Coal and Mining Co near Hartshorne Oklahoma and arson attempts on two railroad trestles spurred state troops and sheriff deputies to seek occupants of a nearby auto. Bloodhounds aided probes as officials pursue leads in the arson and sabotage tied to reopening talks.
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Mcalester
Rock
State Penitentiary
Number 12
Rock Island
Rock Island Company
Loeb Sees Things Differently After Prison Visit
Richard Loeb told his mother in Joliet prison that he now views life differently and aims to succeed in prison. The 30 minute visit followed his May confession to Robert Franks murder. His father, Sears Roebuck executive, has not seen him since arrest.
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Sears-Roebuck & Co
Mine Director Shot Enroute to Open for Operation
Lee J. Sandridge a leading West Virginia coal operator and Democratic figure was shot near Phillippi while enroute to Medridan mines to restart operations on a non union basis. Three companions were wounded as assailants fired from brush. Sandridge was critically wounded. He had ordered resume of operation without a union agreement after a month long shutdown.
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Elkins
W. Va
Lee J. Sandridge
West Virginia
Phillippi
Medridan
Mr. Sandridge
Sandridge
Rocky Island Coal Company
Austrian pine shows promise as Idaho forest tree
A short report notes Austrian pine growing in Idaho demonstrates potential as a forest tree. It highlights adaptability to local conditions and prospects for future planting and reforestation efforts.
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Idaho
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Senate
Oklahom
E. R. Watte
Pewhee Okla
Board of Commerce
Zoe
Loeb
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