Notice by Publication in Pottotoc County Court
Hale-Halsell Company sues B. F. Pritchett in Ada Township Pontotoc County Oklahoma for 199.00 judgment plus costs. The court holds attachment on a stock of goods in Stonewall to satisfy any judgment. Defendant must answer by October 30 1929 or judgment and sale of attached property will follow. Witness dated September 17 1929 authorized by Justice T. O. Cullins.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Justice Court
T. O. Cullins
Ada Township
Hale-Halsell Company
B. F. Pritchett
Stonewall
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Tt. C. Cullass
Civil Aid Parks
A. B. Lokey
I. M
Gill Summers
ORR & Woodford
Notice of Foreclosure Sale and Related Court Notices
Multiple foreclosures and sheriff sales scheduled in Pontotoc County Oklahoma district court actions. Lands described in sections and townships, mortgage foreclosures, receiver actions, and public auction dates set for October 1929 and November 1929. Includes estate notices and creditor claim notices for local residents and firms.
Foreclosure Alias Sale of 80 Acres in Pontotoc County
Sheriff announces sale of 80 acres in Section 31 Township 4 North Range 4 East Indian Base and Meridian Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy a 1928 judgment of $1,283.50 plus interest and costs. Sale set for October 28, 1929 at 2 PM in Ada County Court House. Unpaid taxes to be added as liens.
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I. M
United States Survey
O. A. Woods
Mary Woods
HK. L. Brooks
R. S. Brooks
Mary Brooks
Ada
Fred Bowles
Pontotoc County
Okla
Fred Donoho
Oklahoma
Edward D. Evans
Alice Arthur
Doney Johnston
Colek
County Court House
Red Doncho
District Court
State of Oklahoma
Jay D. Hill
Mary C. Harriss
Burris
O. Harriss
Andrew V. Erwin
H. M. Mundy
E. I. Newblock
H. Howard
Harry C. Peiker
I. Reed
J. F. Duncan
H. D. Milligan
R. C. Maxedon
C. S. White
Thelma Chancellor
Monarch Loan Company
Indian Base
Meridian
F. C. Harriss
Fred Doncho
Notice of Final Settlement for Two Estates
Final reports and accounts in two estates are set for settlement at 10:00 A M on October 17 1929 in the Ada County Court. Interested parties may appear to show cause why accounts should not be approved and distributions made. Date shown is September 25 1929.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
J. Ki. Perdue
R. L. Moss
J. R. Perdue
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Tal Crawford
Oscar Keener
M. F. Keener
Jennie James
O. W. James
A. D
Notice of Clemency Application in Oklahoma Case
An individual will apply to Governor W J Holloway for clemency for a sentence given April 18 1928 in Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court. The notice requests clemency and states the application will be filed after thirty days from the first publication.
Barrett Faces Serious Assault with Intent to Rape Charge
George Barrett is out on bond after appearing before T. O. Cullins on a charge of assault with intent to rape. His trial is scheduled for Saturday.
Wife Held in Bridge Murder at Kansas City Game
Mrs Dorothy Bennett wife of John G Bennett Kansas City perfumery dealer faced first degree murder charges after she shot her husband during a bridge game amid alleged taunts and a slapping incident in front of guests.
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Dorothy Bennett
John G. Bennett
Kansas City
Oklahoma City Bar Association elects nine district governors
The state bar act created a new association with nine district governors and four at large governors named by Governor Holloway. Election results list Vern E. Thompson W E Utterback Horace G McKeever F B H Spellman H C Potter Grover C Spillers Chas A Dickson C Guy Cutlip Sam Massingale along with at large appointees J2 Keaton Edgar A De Meules Anger Melton and Jas H Gordon. The group will elect a president and three vice presidents from among its members.
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Oklahoma City
Bar Association
State Bar Act
Supreme Court
Board of Governors
Vern E. Thompson
W. E. Utterback
Horace G. McKeever
F. B. H. Spellman
H. C. Potter
Grover C. Spillers
Chas. A. Dickson
C. Guy Cutlip
Holloway
Association
J.2. Keaton
Edgar A. de Meules
Tulsa
Anger Melton
Chickasha
Jas. H. Gordon
McAlester
George W. Clark
W. EK. Utterback
Keaton
John H. Kane
Bartlesville
Voluntary State Bar Association
Blease urges senate probe into Capital Police
Senator Blease of South Carolina calls for a senate investigation of Washington police amid criticism linked to the Virginia McPherson death case. He condemns aggressive park entrapment and urges restraint on arrests for minor drunkenness, arguing officers should not harass citizens over trivial lapses.
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Washington
Senator Blease
South Carolina
Senate
Virginia McPherson
Greatest Results for the amount invested
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Court upholds manslaughter conviction in Atoka case
Oklahoma City October 5 The criminal court of appeals affirms Cal Grover Atoka county for manslaughter in the death of Jim Pleasand with a four year sentence. Others on docket see reversals and remands for liquor and nuisance cases across Hughes, Oklahoma, Payne, Caddo, Kiowa, Harper, Muskogee, McIntosh and Comanche counties.
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Oklahoma City
Criminal Court of Appeals
Cal Grover
Atoka County
Jim Pleasand
Will Bruner
Hughes County
Charles Sanders
Farley Wilson
Oklahoma County
John Lyons
Payne County
Lyons
Council Bluffs
E. A. Dunn
William Slagle
Caddo County
Texas
Dunn
Slagle
Bud Lankford
Kiowa
Roy Chism
Harper County
State
Charley Williams
Major County
Mathew Tennison
Jim Tennison
Muskogee County
Charley Stewart
J. G. Golding
McIntosh County
Lobbyists 10 Get Attention in Senate Inquiry
Washington Oct 5 The senate judiciary committee orders full accounting of funds and expenditures of all national organizations including church groups in the lobby investigation. Senators Norris and Caraway name inquiry into Washington social lobby and tariff interests as the first focus, with a broad review likely to extend weeks.
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Washington
Congress
Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Southern Tariff League
Joseph Ak Jrundy
American Tariff League
Wilson
Reed
Missouri
Carter County Men Must Stand Trial
Oklahoma City reports Virgil Harris and W L Alexander charged in Carter county with embezzlement must stand trial in district court after the criminal court of appeals denied their writ of mandamus to dismiss indictments. Harris, deputy county treasurer, and Alexander, municipal accountant, were indicted in September 1928 and had sought trial delays due to family illness and judge illness.
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Oklahoma City
Virgil Harris
W. L. Alexander
Carter County
Criminal Court of Appeals
John B. Ogden
Harris
Alexander
Ada Opens Carnation Brand Garment Factory
Ada's new Carnation Brand garment factory, led by J E Harris, installs 15 machines and plans 20 plus workers. Output aims for 100 to 125 garments daily including sport coats, dresses, and kiddies wear with early sales to Oklahoma and Texas. Designers Mrs Harris and Mrs G R Naylor contribute models.
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Ada
J. E. Harris
Harris
Mr. Harris
Oklahoma
Texas
Central West
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Carnation
MacDonald Enthusiastically Welcomed in New York
Ramsay MacDonald arrives aboard the Berengaria to a strong welcome in New York with a 19 cannon salute at Fort Jay. He outlines hopes for Anglo American goodwill and peace as crowds cheer along Battery, Broadway, and City Hall.
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New York
Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
Hoover
Quarantine
Memphis
Trenton
MacDonald
Ishbel
Manhattan Island
Battery
Governor's Island
Fort Jay
Mr. MacDonald
England
America
William B. Shearer
Henry L. Stimson
Esme Howard
Lower Broadway
City Hall
Britain
City Hall Park
Mac
Burrows Sentenced to Die in December
Richard Nash Burrows, 19, of Chicago, was sentenced to hang Friday December 12 for the murder of Mesa salesman Howard Speakman. Attorney Howard Speakman said an appeal to the Arizona supreme court would be filed within days after the guilty verdict of first degree murder by a Mesa superior court jury.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Nash Burrows
Chicago
Jack Martin
Mesa
Howard Speakman
Arizona Supreme Court
Superior Court
Bur
Holloway Honored by Muskogee American Legion
Governor Holloway, returning from the Oklahoma State Fair in Muskogee, said he valued becoming an honorary member of the James S. Smith American Legion post in Muskogee. He noted he already belongs to the American Legion in Hugo and prized the honor highly.
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Oklahoma City
Holloway
Muskogee
James S. Smith American Legion
American Legion
Hugo
Borger Officer Re-Arrested by Rangers and Guardsmen
Borger Texas Oct 5 Deputy Constable Sam Jones was re arrested by Texas rangers and guardsmen and placed in the county jail at Stinnett. The charge against him was general order No 6 which specified.
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Borger
Texas
Sam Jones
Texas Rangers
Stinnett
Statewide oil production curtailment proposed in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City October 4. A proposed statewide curtailment of oil production will be presented to an assembly of operators in Tulsa Tuesday. A petition to the corporation commission is expected to be filed for a hearing and order before October 15. The Oklahoma City field shutdown ends October 12. The plan allows the pool to run at capacity until October 21 and then prorate 40 percent in November and 50 percent in December.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Corporation Commission
Oklahomaity Field
Report on Colorado River flood control disapproved
A Texas flood control plan for the Colorado River faces disapproval from Major Milo P. Fox district engineer at Galveston. Senate endorsement of the report was released, with mention of a possible appeal to the board of engineers for rivers and harbors and indications that such an appeal may be undertaken.
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Washington
Milo P. Fox
Galveston
Colorado River
Texas
Sheppard
Board of Engineers For
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Fidelity Land Credit Company
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Re. CC. Wallace
County of Pontotoc
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CC. Wallace
Bill Smmers
RR & Woodford
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Asa W Kenney
Charles A. Hall
Asa W. Kenney
McKeown
Pontotoc County Aetna Life Insurance Company
J. ¥. Cooper
Madgie Cooper
Eva Corbell
First National Bank of Ross
Jeff Hooker
First National Bank of Ress
Victor Hughes
Paul Hughes
Dorothy Hughes
Bettie Jo Hughes
Arlene Hughes
H. Hughes
Hugh Hughes
Frank L. Davis
J. T. Minyard
A. M. Durant
C. J. Kitchens
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B. C. Harbert
Ruby Harbert
J. Frank Walker
J. R. Scott
Fred Koch
Weldon Corbell
Aetna Life Insurance Company
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J. Y. Cooper
Mare Cooper
W. F. Corbell
Towit
L. M
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Harrell & Kerr, A. K
Little & BR
United States District Court For
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Augustana Pension and Aid Fund
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Dixie Oil Company, Inc
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District of
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City Reservoir
McCsccipch
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