Plane Crash Near Cheyenne Kills Twelve
A United Airlines two motor liner from Oakland to New York crashed on a hill near Cheyenne Wyoming killing twelve aboard including nine passengers and three crew. Pilot H A Collison had begun descent in clear weather when the plane struck the hilltop and broke apart.
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Wyo
New York
United Airlines
Here
H. A. Collison
Salt Lake City
Standard Oil Company
Great Salt Lake
Cor B. Crandall
Associate Oil Co
San Francisco
Helen Warren
Chicago
Cathcart
Portland
Ore
Thot
Collison
Army
Paul Worlans
Fort Warren
Woo
Department of Commerce
Oakland
Canf
T. Joe Cahill
Wyoming
Proclamation Departs From Former Policy
The United States enacts a neutrality policy shift with a voyage warning and arms embargo on Italy and Ethiopia. President Roosevelt proclaims Americans must not travel on belligerent ships and travel at their own risk, while coast guard and customs enforce arms restrictions. Italian line officials note no confirmed cancellations yet amid the policy change.
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United States
Roosevelt
Italy
Ethiopia
Coast Guard and Customs Service
Congress
Hic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
New York
Rex
League of Nations
Arnoldo Palanca
Canada
Mediterranean
Western Republicans Draft Indictment of the New Deal
After a three day self constituted grand jury in Oakland delegates from 11 western states prepared an indictment against Roosevelt's New Deal. The group backed a balanced budget and reduced government costs while signaling Alf Landon as a possible nominating choice. Former President Hoover roared opposition to the administration as Landon loomed in national chatter.
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Oakland
Cal
Far West States
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Supreme Court
Russia
Senators Praise Presidents Polity Amid Neutrality Debate
Washington reports that President Roosevelt's neutrality program wins praise from Senators Norris Domoney Pope and ex-Attorney General Warren. They back a literal embargo on arms to Italy and Ethiopia and warn Americans traveling on ships of those nations risk danger. U S exports to Italy totaled 44.06 million in the first eight months of 1935, versus only a few thousand to Ethiopia.
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
Italy
Norris
ft-Neb
Donahey
D-Oqhio
Pope
D-Ida
Charles Warren
Dedham
Mass
Ethiopia
United States
Ada area car crash injures multiple residents
Mrs. Virginia Newcomb, 78, remains in critical condition after a collision at East Tenth street and North Mississippi avenue Monday afternoon. The Ada incidents also report injuries to Miss Josh Mae Henson and others, with several wrecks tied to tire blowouts and overturned vehicles.
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Virginia Newcomp
East Tenth Street
North Mississippi Avenue
Raymond Rains
Alvis Jones
C. P. Lehr
Ada
Josh Mae Henson
Tom Henson
South Francis
Monett
Lear Bridges
J. R. Chapel
Miss Henson
Granby
Seven Killed in Oklahoma Traffic Bleak Holiday Toll
Seven people died and at least six were injured in Oklahoma over the weekend as holiday and good weather boosted traffic. Victims included Everett Roberts of Coffeyville Kansas and J L Mitchell of Morris Oklahoma, with several other fatal and serious crashes across the state noted near Tulsa Vinita and Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Everett Roberts
Coffeyville
Kans
Tom Nuckolls
Skintook
Okla
J. L. Mitchell
Morris
Okmulgee
Johnson Lyman
Vinita
Eugene Moss
Comanche
Jack Lewis
Ethel
Waurika
Ola Ellins
Lee Allison
Lewis
Duncan
Harrah
Nicome Park
Oklahoma City
Charles Scherger
Emmit Hoppes
Jim Roberts
Ada
Main Street
Oklahoma Chief Probes Release of Prison Fines Defendants
Oklahoma City Oct 7 A request for the attorney general to rule on releasing prisoners serving fines and costs from state prison followed a recent appeals court writ of habeas corpus for Red Autry Rogers County. Warden Roy Kenny said about 50 inmates are affected, with possible immediate discharge if the AG sides with release.
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Oklaboma City
Fred Cunningham
Criminal Court of Appeals
Red Autry
Rogers County
Roy Kenny
Cunningham
Kenny
Experiment Finds Chlorine Cuts Dishwater Health Threat
A government study reported by Dr James Cummings shows using chlorine in dishwashing reduces bacteria on utensils in 46 restaurants. Findings note that proper chlorine use in rinse water is essential and that machine and hand washing differ in effectiveness.
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Howard W
Akeslee
Associated Press
Milwaukee
American Public Health Association
James &. Cummings
M. D
Bureau of Preventable Diseases
Department of Health
Washington
U. S
Konawa salvage dealer charged in fatal Konawa shooting
A murder charge was filed today against Fred Radner, 45, of Konawa, in the fatal shooting of Art Taylor, 30, on Konawa's main street Sunday night allegedly over a $1 debt. A preliminary hearing was set for Friday before County Judge Bob Aubrey.
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Fred Radner
Konawa
Art Taylor
Bob Aubrey
Tigers Win World Series in Sixth Game Battle
NAVIN FIELD Detroit Oct .P Detroit Tigers beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3 in the sixth game to win the world championship four games to two. Goose Goslin drove home Mickey Cochrane with the run in the ninth as a 48,420 crowd roared through a slugging duel with lead changes several times.
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Navin Field
Detroit
Oct
Deterit
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Goose Goslin
Mickey Cochrane
Reservoir Work Moves Up To November 14 Start
The Ada city project to add a 1 000 900 gallon water reservoir shifts construction start to November 14 after a revised docket from the Public Works Administration. Bids advertise October 10, bids opened October 24, contract awarded November 4, with work beginning November 14. Total cost 70 000 financed by 58 500 city bonds and 51 500 PWA grant. Nearby reservoir held southeast of Ada. Meanwhile San Francisco judge screened traffic arrests with court movies and fined 235 dollars.
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Public Works Administration
PWA
Callon
Ada
Acidosis deemed nutrition quackery by health group
A report to the American Public Health Association branded acidosis as nutritional quackery and condemned related dietary ideas such as feeding egg whites to invalids. It warned of false health claims from self styled nutrition experts and noted that many food fallacies lack scientific evidence and mislead the public.
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Howard Blakeslee
Milwaukee
American Public Health Association
Diery Quacks
Bright
Memphis Woman Slightly Improves After Highway Crash
Mrs L W Baxter 75 of Tulsa Oklahoma improved at a Memphis hospital after a collision on a highway 20 miles east of Memphis. She suffered a crushed chest and possible abdominal injuries in the crash with another car. Her daughter Mrs W Stevenson of Cincinnati escaped serious injuries. Hospital attaches said she will recover.
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Memphis
Tenn
L. W. Baxter
Tulsa
Okla
East 22Th St
Baxter
W. Stevenson
Cincinnati
North Walnut St
Miller sues creditors over 101 Ranch in federal suit
Oklahoma City Oct. not end of 101 Ranch saga as Judge Vaught dismisses Zack Miller federal suit against 149 creditors seeking injunction against trustees led by Lew Wentz. Sid White says new state case filed to stop receivers from disposing ranch properties. Miller seeks accounting of operations and revenues.
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Zack T. Miller
Edgar 5. Vaught
Sid White
Newkirk
Miller
101 Ranch
Lew Wentz
Ponzz City
Rancna
Captain J Cates at 95 in long life reflection
Capt C J Cates celebrates his 95th birthday at his daughter Mrs J W Westbrook's home. The piece recalls his long life spanning much of U S history and includes his 1980s reminiscence about reaching age milestones and maintaining Christian values. A separate note mentions a surgeon removing hardware from a Michigan man’s brain.
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J. C. Cates
J. W. Westbrook
United States
Capt. Cates
Andrew Jackson
Cates
Ada News
Byron Norrell
Oklahoma Governor Teases Road Vigilantes Amid Speed Law Fight
Governor E W Marland and state officials weigh re reenacting a 45 mph speed limit or a 50 mph cap and forming about 1000 deputized non salaried highway vigilantes. Attorney General opinion sought on creating such a force as J M Gentry calls for a statewide safety conference at the capitol.
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Oklahoma City
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
J. M. Gentry
State Highway Commission
Capitol
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