Ada man,Crooks, charged in multiple Ada burglaries
C. E. Crooks, about 35, faced charges including five counts of first degree burglary and one count of second degree burglary after a weekend spree in Ada. He pleaded not guilty to all but a later charge, with bond set at 1000 dollars per case. Officers recovered most loot and found tools in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KL. Crooks
Ada
Crooks
Rogers
G. E. Branscome
West 18Th
Sircet
C. L. Boiles
South Cherry
Ivan Cranscome
Court of Justice
Sherwood W. Hill
Ada Ichol system presentation to Ada Chamber
B R Stubbs superintendent of schools outlined the Ada Ichol district finances and needs to Ada Chamber of Commerce. He recapped past warrant issues, current funding steps, and progress with CWA and FERA grants, noting enrollment growth and needed junior high repairs. He urged business and professional men to support and advise, visit PTAs, and engage with teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Ichol
Ada Chamber of Commerce
B. R. Stubbs
Stubbs
Aida
Betanhere
CWA
FERA
Irving
Hich
P.T.A
Speeders Offer Bizarre Alibi to Deputy in San Jose
Deputy Sheriff George Pyne stopped a speeding car driven by seven Filipinos who claimed they fled a “bad smell” as the reason for speeding. They admitted the limit was exceeded and investigators found a dead shark wedged between a fender and headlight.
Greatest returns for the amount avested News Classified Ads
An advertisement notes strong value in returns for investors seeking affordable classified ad placements. It highlights cost efficiency and potential reach, appealing to small businesses and individuals aiming to maximize exposure with limited budgets.
Last Filibustering Expedition Ends in Disaster in Texas
A historically sourced account details the 1819 Texas invasion attempt led by Dr. James Long. After crossing the Sabine and forming a provisional government in Nacogdoches, the expedition failed to gain lasting aid and was captured in Mexico City. Long was later assassinated. other leaders faced similar fates. The text notes Spanish concerns and early U.S. involvement amid Mexican independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
United States
Spain
Wiechso
Texas
Sabine River
Natchez
James Long
Maury County
Tennickessee
Vicory
University Texas
Sabine
Bernardo Gutierrez
Nacogdoches
Jayme Lond
United States Army
Lallemand
Rio Grande
Natchitoches
Galveston
Trinity River
Trinity
Counsul
Longs
Nacordoches
Lafitte
Mexico
Long
Mexico City
Dr. Long
la Bahia
Don Erasmo Secuin
Moses Austin
Prisoner pardon potential after appeals ruling
Oklahoma City Oct 3 The criminal court of appeals held incarceration for fines and costs cannot be ordered. Judge Thomas H. Doyle wrote the opinion granting a writ of habeas corpus to Red Autry who was fined 1500 and ordered to pay costs after a Rogers county conviction for a card game scam. Autry was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Criminal Court of Appeals
Thomas H. Doyle
Red Autry
Rogers County District Court
Autry
Poor Judgment in Arguing Own Case in Newark Trial
Frederick Keith faced a Common Pleas judge in Newark New Jersey on October 4 for relief chiseling. He refused a court appointed lawyer and defended himself, prompting the judge to quip that no lawyer could help him and to sentence him on parole for October 15 after finding him guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Frederick Keith
Brennan
Keith
Vou
Oil production slips in United States last week
Daily average crude output across the United States dropped to 760 595 barrels, a fall of 25 736 from the prior week. Oklahoma and Texas led declines, California and Kansas eased, while the Rocky Mountain region and eastern fields posted gains.
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Tulsa
Oct
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Michigan
Pedaeter Wibe
Fotal E Tex
W. Texas
N. Cen
Louisiana
U. S
Chicago Soya Plant Explosion Kills Six
A blast at Glidden Soya Products on Chicago’s west side killed six and injured 28 as a massive fire destroyed the plant at 1840 N. Laramie. The building housed soya bean oil distillation for paints and may have been caused by gas or dust accumulation. Names include William Hargerman, Samuel Van Gelder, and an unidentified man about 44 among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Glidden Sora Products Company
Glidden Company
N. Laramie Avenue
Nubian Paint and Varnish Company
Holland Paint and Varnish Company Subsundaries
Richard Bourgerie
Michael Corrizan
William Hargerman
Glidden Soya Produces
Samuel van Gelder
Arlington Heights
Tax collections rise sharply in Oklahoma three months
Oklahoma City reports a 41.47 percent rise in excise tax collections from July 1 to October 1, totaling 11.1 million dollars, with gains across gasoline, gross production, inheritance, income and sales taxes though the corporation license tax fell. September alone added 1.55 million, with detailed by tax type. In Konawa, Fred Radner, 45, held after the fatal shooting of Art Taylor, 39, a former county road employee, on Main Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okahoma
WEWOK
Fred Radner
Konna Salvage
Art Taylor
Konawa
Three Shot To Death In Tulsa Bandit Chase
In downtown Tulsa a 40 mile bandit chase ended in a running gun battle. W L Lake 55 Chateau Okla and Owen Barker 28 Tailals Okla were killed instantly. L N Myers 46 Tulsa Electric employee died hours later after Barker shot him while trying to seize the gun. Barker was killed by officers. Louis Bible bystander wounded in the foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
W. L. Lake
Chateau
Okla
Owen Barker
L. N. Myers
Tulsa Electric Company
Lake
Barker
Myers
Edgar
Talala
Louis Bible
Abercrombie Pleads Not Guilty After Narcotics Charge
CP Fred Abercrombie of Chickasha pleaded innocent before a city commissioner to charges of possession of narcotics and resisting a federal officer. He was ordered held for trial under a $5009 bond after being shot three times by officers during arrest near OKLAHOMA CITY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklaho
WWA
Fred Abercrombie
Chickasha
L. A
George J. Eacock
Abercrombie
Here
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A brief notice highlights the value of investing in classified ads, claiming strong returns for advertisers. It advises selecting effective placements and tracking responses to maximize impact and revenue.
Mrs Muench Freed of Kidnap Charge in Missouri
Mrs Nel lie Tipton Muench was acquitted today of kidnap conspiracy charges in a 1951 ransom case involving Isaac D. Keller. Judge W. C. Hughes read the verdict as her husband Dr Ludwig O. Muench embraced her, while she declared her innocence to reporters.
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Mexico
Nellie Tipton Muench
Ludwig O. Muench
W. C. Hughes
St. Louis Society
Isaac D. Keller
St. Louisan
Adrian County
Ereet
Jury panel completed in Shushan income tax case
The New Orleans jury includes one Black member, Tavon Serue, chosen last, in the income tax evasion trial of Abraham L. Shushan, linked to Huey P. Long. Shushan heads the Orleans Levee Board and a local wholesale mercantile business and is charged with evading 855.219.5354 in income tax from 1929 to 1957.
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New Orleans
Abraham L. Shushan
Huey P. Long
Ity
Tavor Serue
Shushan
Orleans
Injured Portland Park man dies after Main Street collision
Jim Roberts an elderly resident of Portland Park died Saturday night from injuries after being struck by RB. E. Hennigan Jr.'s car near the Main street Y where Highways 12 and 19 meet. Buckalew assisted Roberts to a store then called an ambulance. Roberts age and prior injuries noted. investigators suggest a miscommunication as both drivers tried to avoid collision.
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Jim Roberts
Portland Park
Main Street
RB. E. Hennigan Jr
William Buckalow
Roberts
Jake Payne
Payne
Ada
Missouri
Buckalew
Hennigan
Tigers and Sam Houston Battle To Tight 14-12 Defeat
East Central Ti gers fall 14 12 to Sam Houston Teachers in Huntsville Texas. Quinn’s 60 yard run sparked a 7 0 halftime lead for Sam Houston while East Central rallied in the third quarter with a Dickey touchdown pass and Rose interception return. injuries forced Quaid Harris from the game as LaFevers Wells and Dickey shined in the Tigers’ offense.
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Tigers
Sam Houston
Huntsville
Texas
Mickey McBride
Quinn
Sam Houstons
Tisers
Bufford Howard
Wee Dickey
Doc LaFevers Welss
Tiser
Mayhon Rose
Tiger
LaFevers
Laron Quaid
Louie Harris
Dickey
Jed” Johnson
Oklahoma
Weatherford
Southwestern Bulldogs
East Centralites
Marland rejects call for special session in Oklahoma
Governor Marland told Senator Ritzhaupt he will not call a special session to tax the old age pension or to consider liquor control repeal. Marland said the old age pension tax is ready but cannot be enacted until 1936 and polls show most voters oppose changing the prescription. He noted a majority of residents do not want a special session and that a session would likely last if lawmakers sought a broader appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Marland
Louis A. Ritzhaupt
Guthrie
Ritzhaupt
Farland
Mariani
Merland
Newton appeals Howbery conviction in Oklahoma case
Joe Newton filed an appeal in the state criminal court of appeals seeking reversal of a Garfield county conviction for a $4400 bank robbery of the Ban in Medford Grant county. The appeal argues the trial court erred by not allowing testimony from a dying witness who confessed to the bank robbery.
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Joe Newton
Howbery
Oklahoma City
Oct
Garfield County
Medford
Grant County
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Fall Weather Dampens Pontotoc County Oil Region
Mild cooling followed by light showers in Pontotoc County. By 7 45 a m Tuesday government gage recorded .07 inch of rain as clouds lingered and sprinkles continued into the afternoon. Wet roads slowed activity in the oil development southeast of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Government Cauge
Marriages Listed For Area Couples In Oklahoma
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses issued to couples from Ada Mill Creek Sulphur Holdenville and other towns in Oklahoma. Names include Lloyd L. Goss and Robbie Lee Goff both of Tupelo. Richard Rose and Ruby Conch. Will Smith and Julia Davis. Arthur Lee Stringfellow and Lillie Reagan. J P Norwood and Bonnie Belle Bradley among others with their ages and hometowns.
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Lloyd L. Goss
Tupelo
Robbie Lee Goff
Boyd Ponder
Ada
Mollie Cope
Earnest Smith
Effie May Smith
Richard Rose
Roff
Ruby Conch
Stonewall
Jessie Franklin Little
Avonelle Warner
W. C. Lindsey
Alma Harkrider
Arthur Lee Stringfellow
Mill Creek
Lillie Reagan
Will Smith
Julia Davis
Ernest M. Lambert
Pauline Lambert
Shawnee
M. F. Phillips
Holdenville
Dorothy Vaudin
Weldon Whaley
Zula
Emmitt Anderson Remains Held on Drunk Driving Charge
Emmitt Anderson 5335 was jailed awaiting district court trial after failing to post a 5009 bond set by Justice A. W. Oliver. He pleaded not guilty and waived preliminary hearing when arraigned before Oliver.
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Emmitt Anderson
A. W. Oliver
Anderson
Oliver
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William Jennings Bryan
Manuel Luis Quezon
Philippine Republic
Quezon
Philippines
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Charles Evans Hughes
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