They Try McClintock The Jury Will Ross To Bruad
A brief legal note lists jurors including R. Tatum R. W. Meadows S. P. Taylor Geo. Golightly W. T. Little H. C. Roper L. W. Bryant Sam Garner R. W. Lillard and S. L. Robertson. The item reads as a jury panel for a case and names several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintock
Will Ross
Bruad
Ss. R. Tatum
R. W. Meadows
S. P. Taylor
Geo. Golightly
W. T. Little
H. C. Roper
L. W. Bryant
Sam Garner
R. W. Lillard
S. L. Robertson
Self defense plea outlined in McClintock murder case
Frank McClintock plans a self defense plea as the Ross murder trial resumes. Witnesses describe his nervous state and statements after the shooting, while prosecutors add testimony about blood alcohol, torn fencing, and tracks near the scene. The defense objects to some testimony as trial proceeds.
Nance Well Near Bebee Shows Strong Early Output
News from Bebee reports the Nance oil well, drilled to 2400 feet, has been cleaned out and is expected to yield between 100 and 500 barrels per day once pumping begins. The oil is described as a high grade and Mr. Nance remains optimistic about the prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
Bebee
Grady County Commissioner Oversees Road Labor of Convicts
Grady County Commissioner Dave C. Hybarger, from Chickasha, attends court and oversees a program where all jail sentences are served by convict labor on roads. He notes it expands road work and keeps petty thieves from remaining in jail, though he says some inmates avoid actual work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave C. Hybarger
Grady County
Chickasha
Dave
Mr. Hybarger
Roff National Guard Battery to Meet Lawton High
The Roff National Guard battery football team travels to Lawton to play Lawton high school on Saturday. Typhoid illness confines Olan Pratt but he improves. Various local residents visit Ada Sulphur Norman and Stonewall for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roff National Guard Battery
Lawton
Lawton High School
Prickly Ash Bitters Promoted for Health
Advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a health remedy for the stomach bowels and immune system. Claims it cleanses strengthens organs and resists disease germs for working men. Price is 1.25 dollars per bottle sold by Gwin and Mays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwin and
Mays
Trio Arraigned Here Monday on Murder Charge
Dick Chapman Jim Goodaml Obie Dyer faced three counts in district court for allegedly aiding in the murder of Frank Martin at Roff last May and transporting him in a dying condition to the park where he was found mortally wounded. Goodalm entered not guilty. Chapman and Dyer granted 24 hours to plead as Mc Clintock murder hearing continues. Miss Margaret Harding was stopping here today from Stonewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McClintock
George Martin
Ross
Wayne Wadlington
Martin
Frank MacClintock
Alon
Bar of Justice
Torough
McClintock
Harry Bunvare
Mersey Crene
Ct Wiene Reiterated His Story” Told At McClintock
Bunyard
Rofs
Hill
Roff
Marth
Frank
J. W. Bolen
Dick Chapman
Jim Goodaml
Obie Dyer
Frank Martin
Jim Good
A. L. Bullock
Chapman
Dyer
Five Houses at Vanoss Burned in Weekend Fire
A Saturday night blaze destroyed five frame buildings in Vanoss along Main Street including Murray general merchandise and Cartwright general stores. The fire damaged the Walter Black cafe central phone office and Lynn Blacksmith shop with losses running to thousands before citizens with buckets contained it. The origin remains undetermined though a defective flue is suspected after an earlier stove fire in a store.
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Vanoss
Murray General Merchandise
Main Street
Cartwright General Store
Walter Black Cafe
Central Phone Office
Lynn Blacksmith Shop
Fram
Pointers on Honey and Care of Bees
Editor notes that honey provides calories minerals and protein while sugar lacks inorganic matter vitamins and proteins. It urges strong colonies for winter survival and describes wintering practices including reducing hive levels and wrapping hives before Thanksgiving for efficient bee care.
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A. T. Watson
Pontotoc County
Tax Revisions Aim to Avert Faction War in G COP Scheme
Washington reports renewed tax revision talks among Republican senators as they seek consensus on the plan. Proposals include repealing luxury taxes and raising the corporate rate to 15 percent while maintaining the stock tax. President Harding discussed the matter with Senator Lodge but did not commit to a position on a sales tax.
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P’ress
Washington
Republitan
R.geas
Arastary
Posin Et
Paulla
Aceas Oteticus
Irs
Atecmes
Coustitee Mas Nin
Monakimin
Finance Committee
Senator Capper
Kansas
Lodge
Massachusetts
Harding
Jury in Bennett Case Fails to Reach Verdict
After hours of deliberation the Bennett murder trial jury could not agree. Nine jurors favored conviction while three held the accused insane at the time of the shooting. Judge Bolen dismissed the panel and a new trial is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Bennett
Bill” Costello
J. W. Bolen
Bennett
Joe Sloan
Burd Blocker
Halbrook to Address Teachers at East Central Ada Meeting
Prof W E Halbrook, field agent for rural school betterment in Arkansas, will speak on rural education at the East Central Association gathering in Ada on November 4. He is recognized as an authority, with Rural School problems studies and U S Education bulletins to his credit, and has previously appeared at national meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Association
Ada
W. E. Halbrook
Arkansas
Halbrook
National Association
United States Commissioner of Education
Peabody College
Nashville
J. E. Hickman
Byron Norrell
A. L. Fentem
J. H. Norman
Teachers Pension Fund to Be Put in Operation
Oklahoma City teachers tentatively decide to activate a state law creating a teachers pension fund. A monthly per capita contribution of $1 may be paid, with deposits to a building and loan association. The fund will aid teachers who are disabled or retired and disburse according to years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Large Batch of Tax Warrants Assigned to Sheriff
More than two thousand delinquent tax warrants totaling 44 077.12 are in the sheriff’s hands for collection. They cover personal property on the 1920 tax list and were filed after a week of work by the sheriff’s department. The warrants span the entire county and involve many taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeree
Memorial Gateway Under Construction At East Central State Normal
Work began Wednesday on a Memorial Gateway at the East Central State Normal College entrance to honor former students who served in the war. Cut stone arrives this week with completion expected in about ten days. The arch, in a modern style, will cost 3250 to 3300 dollars funded by local patrons.
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First Earth
East Central State Normal
Normal
East Central
Main Street
Marriage License Notice Crisp and Ada Pairings
Gale Harper 23 of Rebee and Miss Bertha Trapp 16 of Ada listed for license. Drew Thomas 1% and Miss Eva Trapp 16 of Ada also noted for license.
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Gale Harper
Rebee
Bertha Trapp
Drew Thomas
Eva Trapp
Denny Acquitted in Oklahoma Immorality Case
Oklahoma City district court returns a not guilty verdict for Q. Denny state legislator from Texas and Cimarron counties charged with living immorally with 20 year old Virginia Lloyd during the last legislative session. Jury deliberated less than three hours.
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Oklahoma City
Q. Denny
Texas
Cimarron
Virginia Lloyd
Farmer killed as train hits car near Roff
S P Upshaw a farmer near Roff and another man Corbin were riding in a car crossing a railway when Frisco passenger train No. 511 struck it at a crossing on the northern outskirts of Roff. Upshaw died instantly. Corbin was badly injured and transported to Sherman hospital in dangerous condition.
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S. P. Upshaw
Rotf
Corbin
Frisco
Roff
Sherman
Upshaw
Texas
Rofs
Augustus Found Guilty by Jury on Theft Count
Eugene Augustus owner of a local garage was found guilty by a district court jury of being involved in the theft of an automobile on the night of July 4 at Sulphur. The jury recommended five years, sentence pending. John Goodwin linked to the case faces trial after the McClintock murder case. An appeal reportedly planned by Augustus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Augustus
John Goodwin
Austus
McClintock
Augustus
Tulsa Drama League Elects Officers for Year
At the University of Tulsa Drama League meeting Luice Patterson was named president with Lillian Ranaalii as vice president and Janice Reiney as secretary treasurer. Under Miss Margaret Whadham leadership the group plans several one act dramas for the year.
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TULS
Drama League of
The
University of Tulsa
Luice Patterson
Lillian Ranaalii
Janice Reiney
Margaret Whadham
Department of Expression
Rumor of White Robed Men Surrounding Car Near Ada
Reportedly a band of white robed men surrounded a car near Ada a few nights ago harming no one. The occupants, a man and a woman, fled as the man sped away and has not been seen since. Verification of the tale remains uncertain with possible no truth to the rumor.
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Ada
Winter garden pantry shown as two distinct plots
A farm couple showcases two winter gardens one acre in size and a 6 by 15 foot pantry resembling a small wholesale store. It houses 27 vegetables and fruits ready for use, with canning making two bales of middling cotton enough to pay for the pantry products.
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Porter Jones
Jones
Harry Bunyard
United States
Ty Ming
Hickor
Grady
Mariette Straughn
Bryan
Olan Pratt
Miss Margaret Harding
Stonewall
G.co.p
Finance
Senate
Associated Press
Gateway
Denny
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