Hearing on Final Account in Kate Brent Estate
In Pontotoc Oklahoma Wyly N. Keith as administrator filed final account for Kate Stout estate and motion for distribution and discharge. Hearing set for Saturday October 14 1923 at 4 PM in the Ada county courthouse. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the account should not be settled and the administrator discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Kate Brent
Wyly N. Keith
Kate Stout
Eaid Court
Ada
Eaid
Rufus M. Roper Seeks Oklahoma Freight Carrier Certificate
Rufus M. Roper gives notice of intention to file with the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma for a Class B certificate to operate a motor carrier for transportation of freight. Interested parties may obtain hearing details by contacting the Secretary of the Corporation Commission in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus M. Roper
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Secretary of Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ownership statement for Ada Weekly News October 1933
A notary public swears W D Little as business manager of The Ada Weekly News confirms ownership and management details for October 1933. It lists publishers News Pub and Pte Co Ada editor Byron Norrell managing editor Byron Norrell and stockholders including W D Little Byron Norrell F McKeel Tom L McKeown Willie Faust Little with no known major security holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Okla
W. WD. Little
Ada Weekly News
Publishers’ News Pub. and Pte. Co
Ada, Okla
Labor approves NRA purpose and wage protections
The American Federation of Labor endorsed that the NRA is headed in the right direction and urged its executive council to push for a maximum 30 hour work week across recovery codes. If unattainable, a six hour day five day week with wage guarantees should be enacted by Congress. The shorter workday report praised President Roosevelt and his recovery act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
American Federation of Labor Convention
Presii Roosevelt
Nis
No agreement yet on grocery code
At Washington on October 11 the third day of hearings before the farm adjustment administration, critics challenged the proposed minimum markups in the master food code as too low. Stakeholders from trade and wholesale sectors pressed for higher percentages to curb price cutting and balance retail costs, with chains expressing mixed views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
George Schultz
St. Louis Food Trade Publications
A. J. Falk
San Francisco
Ada man victim of holdup near Sasakwa
Abe Wallach a former Ada businessman was robbed north of the Canadian river with his 1934 Chevrolet taken and bullet damage to a Ford coupe left nearby. Wallach identified two suspects as Wilbur Underhill and a man named Johnson. Ada police chief Joe Neal and officers from several counties pursued along routes toward Sasakwa and checked fingerprints against Underhill and Johnson. Denmark plans gas masks amid European war talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Wallach
Ada
South Canadian River
Wallach
Wilbur Underhill
Johnson
Joe Neal
Southwest Pipe and Supply Company
Tryon
Kan
Neal
Sasakwa
McAlester
Grain Crop Estimates Highlight 1930s US Harvest
Washington reports release by the Agriculture Department shows wheat at 514,816,600 bushels and corn at 2,291,398,000 bushels for the year, with oats at 698,521,000. compares to last year’s totals and prior forecasts, alongside crop condition percentages and farm stocks as of October 1. Regional and local follow-up notes touch Ada and Stonewall area residents with routine visits and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Federation Takes Stand for Education
Washington Oct 10 The American Federation of Labor convention adopts a 12 point program to protect education from budget cuts. It urges truly professional standards smaller classes trained teachers broader curriculum equitable wages tenure security and teacher involvement in policy shaping. Reduction in salaries could end public free schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor Convention
Florence Curtis Hanson
American Federation of Teachers
Labor Federation Pushes 20 Hour Week for All codes
At the convention William Green urged universal adoption of a 20 hour week, warning that failure to shorten the work week could lead to an army of unemployed. Delegates recalled the fight for the 8 hour day and backed Green's call as the AFL voice for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Federation
A. F. of L
Green
American
Holt and McKeel Form Partnership in Ada
Holt and McKeel announce a new law partnership with Judzee Yet as senior member and Thomas P. Holt as senior partner. Yet,Ada pioneer and state election board chairman, moved from Texas nearly 30 years ago and has practiced here since. McKeel, junior member, son of Dr S A McKeel, educated at Oklahoma and George Washington, has served as private secretary to Congressman Tom D McKeown and will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt & McKeel
Thomas P. Holt
John Boyce McKeel
Judzee Yet
Ada
Texas
McKeel
S. A. MccKeel
University of Oklahoma
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Tom D. McKeown
Glass refuses 10 sign NRA publishers’ agreement
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia says he will not sign the nationwide publishers code with the NRA. He notes his Lynchburg News and Lynchburg Advance run five days a week and pay higher wages than NRA requirements. Glass previously voted against the recovery act and his papers do not display the blue eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter Glass
D.-Va
Lynchburg
NRA
Glass
Senate
Purcell Doctor Charged With Illegal Narcotic Sales
Purcell physician Dr. J. H. Colby was charged in Purcell Okla with illegal narcotic sales in a complaint filed before U S Commissioner J D Cofield by federal narcotic officer Roy Bridges. The complaint said five federal agents bought narcotics from Colby with marked currency. Colby released on a $2500 bond pending hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcell
Okla
J. H. Colby
United States
J. D. Cofield
Roy Bridges
Colby
New differences arise over Japan Russia peace prospects
Tokyo reported new tensions with Moscow as Japan warned of possible stronger measures unless Russia and the Soviet press offer assurances of good faith. The dispute centers on alleged documents about Tokyo’s plot to seize the Chinese Eastern Railway and a proposed sale to Manchukuo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Glenn Babe
Tokyo
Far East
Moscow
Ihe
Nippon
Manchukuo
Tass
Foreign Office
Oklahoma Cities Exempt From State Gasoline Tax
Oklahoma City October ruling declares cities and towns exempt from the four cent gasoline tax. Ardmore appeal upheld by Supreme Court, Carload of gasoline taxed no more. Justice Andrews states legislature did not clearly indicate any exemption for municipal corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Ardmore
Carter County
State Tax Commission
Justice Andrews
Arkansas Court Ends Church Row in Jonesboro Tabernacle
The Rev. Dale Crowley and his followers gained control of the Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle under a blanket court order restraining the Rev. Joe Jeffers faction from blocking Crowley’s pulpit occupancy. Jeffers has fled to Florida while Crowley plans to resume services and welcomes all attendees.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Dale Crowley
Tabernacle
Jeffers
Florida
Crowley
The
Giant Sweet Potato Grown by Wallace Sent to News
W B Wallace of 800 N Mississippi presented The News with a seven pound sweet potato from his home. It is the largest potato seen by The News office this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wallace
Mississippi
Oil output in week ends October 7 falls in U S
United States oil production declined by 70 164 barrels to a daily average of 2 397 127 barrels for the week ending October 7 The decline centers in Oklahoma where output drops 48 890 barrels to 478 780 daily East Texas falls to 789 324 barrels Kansas and Rocky Mountain regions also show decreases California and the eastern area post gains with California at 478 750 daily and the east gaining 2 000 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
California
Oklahoma City
Lathrop
Kilgore
Joiner
East
West
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain Area
Waner Finishes Season Above .300 For Eighth Straight Year
Ada to San Francisco to Pittsburgh star Paul Waner, eight seasons with the Pirates, boosts his career batting to .310 this year after a late surge. He posted 38 doubles, 50 two-baggers in 1928, and tallied 215 hits with 62 walks, continuing a string of strong seasons and showing power and speed. Fans hope he returns to Ada for final games before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Waner
Ada Independents
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Paul
Pittsburch
Waner
Southwest
Ada
W C T U Announces ANW Code At Illinois Convention
In Evanston Illinois Mrs Margaret C Munns national treasurer says the Women's Christian Temperance Union will unveil a new code named Advance Not Retreat at the Decatur state convention. The code promotes alcohol and liquor tax opposition and urges arousing American citizenship to counter corrupt political influences and curb liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Ballyhoo
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Decatur
Margaret C. Munns
ANW
Greater returns for the amount invested
Local classified column highlights options to maximize value from investments. Readers are urged to compare rates, terms, and potential gains across available financial products and services.
Citywide Education Week Plans Set for November
Ada schools and East Central State Teachers college lead a plan for a citywide Education Week from November 6 to 12 inviting county schools to join. An executive committee chaired by B R Stubbs includes Dean E Co Wilson Dr W C Herring Fred Lane and A R Wallace. Dr H G Bennett of Oklahoma A and M College will speak Friday night November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
East Central State Teachers College
B. R. Stubbs
Dean E. Co. Wilson
W. C. Herring
East Central
Fred Lane
A. R. Wallace
H. G. Bennett
Oklahoma
A. and M. College
Stillwater
Kathryn Kelly and mother to be kept apart in Urschel case
Federal officials have decided Kathryn Kelly will not be housed with her mother, Mrs. R G Shannon, if convicted in the Charles F Urschel kidnapping case. Shannon, sentenced to life, remains in the county jail awaiting disposition. Shannon’s stepfather, also serving life, is jailed and未 posted bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kathryn Kelly
Charles F. Urschel
R. G. Shannon
Joseph B. Keenan
United States
Keenan
Sanford Bates
Shannon
Kathryn
Vaught
Paradise
Tex
Meat Shipped for Relief Purposes
The farm administration said 467 carloads of cured pork were shipped from about 100 million pounds obtained in the emergency campaign. Texas received 32 carloads, Oklahoma 23, Louisiana 17, Kansas 14, Kansas 12, and New Mexico 1. Initial shipments target distribution through October with more requests to be filled later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Apfe
Kansas
New Mexico
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
The
Relief Administration
Two Charged With Oyer Agt Offense In Auto theft Plot
James Adams and John Capparelli alias Bud Taylor are jailed after Atoka county arrest on the Dyer Act charge for transporting a stolen Buick from San Antonio to Atoka. Bonds set at $2000 each. Adams lists San Antonio as home Capparelli claims New Yorker origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Adams
John Dominicc Capparelli
Bud Taylor
Atoka
Atoka County
W. C. Edwards
United States
San Antonio
Adams
Capparelli
A M To Offer Garden Course At Stillwater
A garden club short course will be held at Oklahoma A M College November 17 18 announced by H Potts director of short courses. Professor R A McGinty head of horticulture invites all interested in growing garden flowers to attend this two day meeting. When the short course has the Seventeenth Annual Horticultural show will open with its display of fruits vegetables nuts and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Garden Club
Oklahoma A. & M. College
H. Potts
R. A. McGinty
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Itc
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Loma Agnew
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Denmark
Europe
Stonewall
Charley Sawyers
Clorinne Stratton
Hominy
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D. B. Grace
Johnny
LaNell McKay
Pi Kappa Sorority
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Lorece
Betty
Pauline Stratton
Doc Stratton
Pete Anderson
Oliver Knight
Ruby Martin
T. W. Stratton
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John Poe
Fred McKeel
Margaret Mae
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Jack McKay
Edna Earl Brown
Ora Morris
Elmo Thompson
Ibra Turner
G. W. Garrett
Novella Gibson
George Elkins
Reba Jean
Edd Sallee
W. S. Furlong
Buck Sharp
Guy Luper
Edgar Harper
Taylor
Lewis Richardson
Tupelo
John Stancoff
Mr. Stancoff
Buster Jennings
Rip Whitman
LaVell Goss
Mary
Nell Truitt
Antlers
Norman Clark
John Gibson
Kansas City
Agness Austell
Shirley
Buddy
C. A. Acker
Joe Beck
Harrison Meaders
Hale-Halsell
Mike Youngblood
Skeet Billings Attemp
W. S. Furlong Jr
Tom Norris
Lowell Brown
Dorothy Mae
Joan
Seminole
Mr. Brown
Stonewall Highcchool
Bob Austell
Mr. Austell
R. H. Austell
Fred Upton
Tommy Holloway
Leach
Wichita Falls
Ritter
Holdenville
Bill Gresham
Raymond Brown
Cleo Fairchilds
Roff
Joe Bryan Furlong
Lowell Milligan
Arthur McCurley
Ruby Green Martin
Mr. McKeel
Wedlon Green
Mr. Green
J. D. Pace
Clarence Billings
Lorrce
Betty Katherine
Cora Leach
Helmes
C. W. Ward
George Garrett
Myrtle Fuller
Maude Smith
Frank Tate
Tate
Furman Gibson
Hal Autrey
Ben Hatcher
Stone
Holt
MC Keel
NY Orient
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Arkansas Court
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