Oklahoma Governor and Court Clash over Wilcox Well Proration
Oklahoma City October 12 Governor William H Murray and the Oklahoma supreme court remained at odds over the military shutdown of the H F Wilcox Oil and Gas company well. The court denied prorations attorneys bid to vacate a 5000 supersedeas bond order allowing opening pending appeal while upholding conservation law validity. Murray signaled willingness to enforce the law if needed.
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Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Odde
H. F. Wilcox Oil & Gas Company
State Corporation Commission
Wilcox Company
Murray
Wilco
Russell
Commis- Petroleum Company
Commission
Oll
Supreme Court
H. F. Wilces OU and Gas Company
B. F. Lester
Tiger Must Face as Guilt Charge
Charges of assault with a sharp weapon were filed today against Noah Ticer, an Indian resident of Seminole County, for allegedly wounding Watson Shields with a pocket knife near Steedman Monday afternoon. Shields was treated at a local hospital. Arraignment was arranged through Ticer's attorney, with a preliminary hearing set for Wednesday, October 19, in Cecil 5 Deal’s justice court.
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Chares
Noah Ticer
Seminole County
Watson Shields
Steedman
Shields
Tiser
Justice Court
Cecil
Deal
Chit Sleeve Exchange Pranted State Charter
An organization named the shirt sleeve exchange, formed to swap labor for produce rent and clothing, was incorporated today by Oklahoma City Secretary of State Sneed. Officers include Ss H. Colwick president F E Welker and Ernest Chamberlain, with plans to recruit over 7000 unemployed locals. The group will canvass for clothing food and work and issue script to pay for labor. Script may be used to hire workers for fencing plowing and repairs.
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Oklahoma City
Shirt Sleeve Exchange
Sneed
Ss. H. Colwick
F. E. Welker
Ernest Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Missouri NuMmine Dies of Injuries
Francisa M. Wilson, a Missouri Democrat, died from injuries sustained in an incident. Funeral arrangements were not immediately released.
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Missouri Nummine
William Waldorf Dies. Funeral Friday in Criswell Home
William Waldorf aged 80 died Wednesday at his daughter's home Mrs. J J Thomson 1203 South Johnston. Funeral services will be held Friday at 11 in the chapel of Criswell Funeral Home Rev Leslie G Smyth officiating. Interment will be in Lincoln Nebraska with his daughter and Mr Thomson accompanying the body. He is survived by his widow three daughters and two sons including Lelia Waldorf Lincoln Neb A D McKee Los Angeles Calif Thomson of Ada and sons Lauren Waldorf Los Angeles and Fred Waldorf Wyoming.
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William Waldorf
J. J. Thomson
South Johnston
Criswell Funeral Home
Leslie G. Smyth
Lincoln
Neb
Thomson
Highway 48 South
Mrs Martha Elizabeth Sherman Dead in Ada
Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Sherman died at home 921 E Fourteenth Wednesday at 1 25 PM Funeral services were held at First Methodist Thursday at 430 PM with Rev W L Blackburn and Rev Leslie Smyth officiating Burial was in Tosedale Cemetery Hudson Keithe Funeral Home in charge She had lived in Ada 20 years and survived by four daughters Iola Payne E F Graham Della Sherman Ada Donna Nelson Muskogee and three sons Pen F and Lester Ada and C J Sherman Dallas Texas
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Martha Elizabeth Sherman
Hime
First Methodist Church
W. L. Blackburn
Leslie G. Smyth
Tosedale
Hudson-Keith
Sherman
Ada
Iola Payne
E. FE. Graham
Della Sherman
Donna Nelson
Muskogee
Pen F. and
Lester Sherman
C. J. Sherman
Dallas
Texas
Three Infant Babies Die in Portland Park Home
Mr and Mrs F T Smith of Portland Park mourn the death of three infant children who died October 6 at 5 p m. Funeral services were to be held at the home Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Criswell Funeral Home in charge and burial planned at Rosedale cemetery.
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F. T. Smith
Portland Park
Rosedale Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Kennedy 25 Dies in Shawnee Hospital
James Hardy Kennedy of 600 East Fourteenth died Friday at 1 30 AM in a Shawnee hospital. Funeral services set for Saturday at 3 PM from Criswell Funeral Home chapel. Burial will be in Rosedale Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, three children, his parents Mr and Mrs J W Kennedy, and several brothers and sisters.
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James Hardy “Kennedy
East Fourteenth
Shawnee
Criswell Funeral Home
Rosedale Cemetery
Kennedy
J. W. Kennedy
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hulsey dies in Stonewall
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hulsey died at their Stonewall home Saturday at 12 30 AM Burial was held Saturday afternoon in Stonewall cemetery with Hudson Keith Funeral Home of Charee handling arrangements Survivors include the parents and several other relatives living in Stonewall
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Prem Sanday
Hulsey
E. C. Hulsey
Stonewall
Hudson-Keith
Charee
Death of Center girl prompts funeral at home
The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Henry of Center died Saturday. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family home, with burial in Center Cemetery.
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M. J. Henry
Center
Center Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Elizabeth Townsend 49 Percent Shares Reported
Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend is cited as owning 49 percent in a report concerning stake distribution and ownership in the local firm. The brief notes her position among investors and mentions the company context.
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M. PF. Townsend
Elizabeth Townsend
Townsend Widow of M F Townsend Dies at Local Hospital
The wife of M F Townsend of Van ess died Sunday at 2 15 AM in a local hospital. The Criswell Funeral Home transported the body to Sugar Grove Arkansas for services and interment. Survived by husband and seven children Willie Elsie Mahala Myrtle Archie Claude and Elois Townsend.
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M. F. Townsend
Vaness
Sugar Grove
Ark
Criswell Funeral Home
George Churchwell dies at 65 near Stonewall
George Churchwell aged 65 died at his home near Stonewall. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 from the home with burial in Wilson Cemetery Pauls Valley Oklahoma Criswell Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by his widow Alice Churchwell.
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George Churchwell
Stonewall
Wilson Cemetery
Pauls Valley
Okla
Criswell Funeral Home
Churchwell
Alice Churchwell
Mrs. Catherine Mock Dies at 46 in Roff
Mrs. Catherine Mock 46 wife of W H Mock died at home 500 West Fourteenth Wednesday at 4 20 am Funeral services scheduled Thursday at 2 pm at the Methodist church in Ross Rev C B Holland to officiate Burial will be in East Hill cemetery Roff Hudson Keath Funeral Home in charge Survived by her husband and two sons Kenneth and L A Mock Mr Mock a veteran railroad man long employed by Frisco at Roff and Ada.
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William Haney Mock
Catherine Mock
W. H. Mock
West Fourteenth
Methodist
Ross
C. B. Holland
East Hill Cemetery
Roff
Hudson-Keith
L. A. Mock
Mr. Mock
Frisco
Ada
BiGROWO to greet veteran speaker at third Pontotoc reunion
Norman Howard, head of the American Legion post, will welcome Raymond Fields of Guthrie, Oklahoma, as he speaks at the third annual Pontotoc County veterans reunion. The event starts at 7 30 in the district courtroom with Charley Shockley’s string band providing music.
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Norman Howard Post
American Legion
Raymond Fields
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Fields
Pontotee County
District Court Room
Alvis Jones
Ada
Legion Hall
Charley Shockley
Legion
Ed Granger
Pat Burnett
Tom D. McKeown
New Wentz Well Flows 106 Barrels In First Hour
Noble county oil field reports the Wentz et al No. 1 well flowing 106 barrels in the first hour of a ten day test. Lacy Rollins No. 1 Franks derrick rising nearby as Magnolia tops leases to Hurley and Stanolind. Back pressure hinders pipeline transfer. deeper drilling may follow if Apy sand at 5,195 feet proves rewarding.
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PERRY
Wentz Et al
Noble County
Lacy Rollins
Franks
Magnolia
H. C. Hurley
Rollins
Wentzwell
Stanolind Et al
Hubert Douglas
Stanolind
Supreme Court Upheld State Oil Proration Law
Oklahoma City Oct 11 The state supreme court upheld the Oklahoma conservation law and the corporation commission’s power to enforce it denying Frank Russell’s bid to restrain wells closing overproduction. The court affirmed regulation of natural resources as necessary to prevent waste.
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Russell
Commission
Corporation Commission
Thomas G. Andrews
Murray Removes Commissioners in Oklahoma County
Governor Murray issued an executive order removing Stephens county commissioners John F. Lewis and Cc. R. Bailey after judgments for alleged breach of official bonds. A. L. McClennen was appointed to Bailey's seat and W. T. Zachary, a Marlow Democrat, was named for Lewis. Bailey is the Democratic nominee. a nonpartisan candidate may run.
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Oklahoma
Murray
John F. Lewis
Cc. R. Bailey
Stephens County
A. L. McClennen
Bailey
W. T. Zachary
Marlow
Lewis
Keown and Smyth Grocery Meeting Attended by Veterans
No. 3 Keown and Smyth Grocery hosts a gathering with many ex soldiers present from rural areas. Konawa and Allen Lesson posts are represented in the proceedings.
Oklahoma farmer faces murder charge in infant death
Okemah Oklahoma October 11 officers seek Harmon A Hall 22 charged with murder for fatally injuring his six month old daughter during a quarrel with his estranged wife. Hall called his wife from a country church during services then fled on foot into the woods and has not been seen since.
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Okemah
Okla
C?t
Harmon A. Hall
Hall
Oklahoma supreme court orders new hearing for accused lawyers
The Oklahoma Supreme Court remanded the cases of Thomas A. Chandler and four other attorneys for further proceedings after rejecting disbarment recommendations. Chandler, a former congressman from Vinita, assisted Hazen Green of Muskogee and his son Otho in pursuing a divorce for Exie Fife, Creek Indian oil heiress, from Berlin Jackson.
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Oklahoma City
Board of Governors of
The
State Bar
Thomas A. Chandler
Exie Fife
State Supreme Court
Chandle
Vinita
Hazen Green
Muskocee
Otho
Berlin Jackson
Rice Waives Arraignment in Slaying Case
Sam Rice arrested for the slaying of Buster Harris near the Canadian river low water bridge. He waived arraignment on murder and pleaded not guilty. Preliminary hearing set for Friday October 14. The rest of the item notes trees in Pittsburgh and Sharon.
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Sam Rice
Buster Harris
Francis
Canadian River
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Francis M. Wilson
Democratic State Committee
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Cape Girardeau
Thomas J. Pendercast
Kansas City Organization
Dearmont
Pendercast
Pendergast
Tiger
Francisa M. Wilson
Tram Thursden
Mrs. Monk. Sherman
iProm
Smith
James H. Kennedy
Prem Swrdas
Henry
Bigrowo
New Wentz
Qupreme Court
Frank Russell
Russell Petroleum Company
H. F. Wilcox Oil and Gas Company
Wilcox
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Southland
Westmoreland County
Penney’s
Penney
Peni-Arch
Oxford
In Black
Silk
Coats
Belle Isle
J.C. Penney Co., Inc
West Main
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