Senate leaders fail to agree on tariff bill path
Washington officials report the first conference of senate party leaders broke up without a plan for moving the tariff bill. Democratic leader Robinson will present the issue to his party before further talks. Smoot said no definite agreement was reached but urged Democrats to avoid delaying and to speed the bill at the special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Smoot
Finance Committee
Cornett Faces Kay Co. Case After Prison Release
Henry Cornett, freed state convict, was turned over to Kay county authorities to face prosecution in the 1923 Uneas State bank robbery. He had been released from McAlester penitentiary by Governor Hollloway and credited time from a Jefferson county sentence. Kay county prosecutor Bruce Potter ordered he be held. Cornett had previously faced a 1924 preliminary hearing and later was not tried when sentenced elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Henry Cornett
Kay County
Uneas State Bank
Cornett
Margi
Nast
Friday Cornett
McAlester
Holloway
Jefferson County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Caddo County
Bruce Potter
John Q. Newell
Pittsburg
Joe Cooper
Senate tariff debate aims for quick vote amid splits
Borah proposes an unconditional capitulation to western Republicans and a rewrite to suit the agriculture focus, challenging Smoot and other sponsors who oppose speeding the tariff bill. Senate leaders hold talks with Watson Robinson and Simmons as time dwindles before the December session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Smoot
Finance Committee
Philadelphia Wins World’s Championship
Ninth inning rally by the Athletics clinched the pennant as Philadelphia secured the world championship. Players praised the rally as a defining moment of the season and the city celebrated the historic victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Athletics
Athletics Rally Edges Cubs in Fifth Game for World Title
Philadelphia Athletics win the world series 3 to 2 in ninth inning drama at Philadelphia with President Hoover watching. Connie Mack leads A's to their fourth title in six tries as George Haas and Miller Huggins star in a 4 games to 1 series win. Rushed ending secures about $59 000 in player share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Park
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Hoover
Athletics
Connie Mack
John McGraw
Miller Huggins
Cubs
Pat Malone
Max Bishop
George Mule Haas
al Simmons
Miller
Jimmy Foxx
Howard Ehmke
George (Rube) Walberg
Bing Miller
Cub
Foxx
Dry Officer Ambushed and Shot to Death
Savannah report says federal prohibition agent Joseph E. Bravo was killed by a gun ambush during a raid on a Willington Island still. Harrison Williams is jailed and a search for two other men continues with bloodhounds and a coastal posse. Bravo left a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Georgia
Willington Island
Joseph E. Bravo
Bravo
Harrison Williams
John A. Whitehurst Recovers After Hiccoughing Attack
John A. Whitehurst former president of the state board of agriculture has recovered from a bout of violent hiccoughing hospital attendants report. He recently underwent two operations and is now able to sit up and converse with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
John A. Whitehurst
State Board of Agriculture
Greatest Results for the amount invested News Classified Ads
The page promotes value driven advertising in News and Classifieds. It highlights returns on small investments, urging readers to place ads to maximize visibility and impact.
Senate Conferees Named Pivot in Political Talks
In remarks, the senator pressed that unless Democrats and independent Republicans agree on naming the senate conferees, negotiations stall and no accord is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Alleged Slayer Applies for Bail in Oklahoma City
D O Shepherd Tulsa real estate man charged with the murder of Robert Hatcher Webb City Mo youth was ordered released on bond of 235000 by Judge W H Chappell of the state criminal court of appeals. Shepherd's claim that Hatcher killed himself swayed the decision as he was the only eyewitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
D. O. Shepherd
Tulsa
Robert Hatcher
Webb City
W. H. Chappell
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Hatcher
Alice Andrews
Shepherd
Chappell
Tulsa Real Estate Dealer Seeks Bail in Murder Case
Attorneys for D. O. Shepherd of Tulsa ask the criminal court of appeals to release him on bail while awaiting trial in Tulsa county district court. Robert Hudson argued the evidence does not prove Shepherd killed Robert J. Hatcher in the apartment of Alice Andrews, Shepherd’s stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
D. O. Shepherd
Tulsa
Tulsa County
Robert J. Hatcher
Criminal Court of Appeals
Shepherd
Robert Hudson
Hatcher
Alice Andrews
Hatch
Pedestrian Loses Battle For Rights
Denver, October 12. James Moran, 45, died after stepping into a car driven by 16 year old Marie Treiblehorn. Moran threw a bottle at the driver as she honked, and was struck and killed instantly. Treiblehorn was questioned and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
James Moran
Marie Treiblehorn
Moran
Russian Flyers Reach Seattle After Moscow Flight
Four Russian aviators flown from Moscow reached Seattle at dusk after a 1000 mile leg from Waterfall Alaska in 10 hours 10 minutes. They consider an Atlantic hop to continue toward Moscow completing a world circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behring Straits
Moscow
New York
S. A. Shestakov
Boris F. Steligov
Dmitri V. Fulaev
Philip E. Bolotov
Seattle
Wash
Waterfall
Alaska
Land of the Soviets
Atlantic
Boris V. Sterlingev
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicago
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Smoot optimistic on tariff bill vote by November 29
Senate Finance Chairman Smoot after a White House conference expressed confidence that a final vote on the tariff bill would occur by November 29. He noted Democratic and Independent Republican coalition strength but said Democratic Leader Robinson assured no intent to defeat the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Hoover
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Frisco Engineer Yocum Ends Life In Sapulpa
Albert Yo cum a 56 year old Frisco engineer and Sapulpa resident for 29 years died after drinking poison at his home 12 E Lincoln street He was found on his bed with burns on mouth and face and died before help arrived He left no stated reason and is survived by wife a daughter Ruth Iliff of Norman and two sons Earl in Vermont and Howard in Sapulpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapulpa
Albert Yocum
Frisco
Lincoln Street
Yocum
Sapulpa City Hospital
Friends
Court Proceedings Delayed by Witness Hospitalization
Hearing of evidence in Obie Robertson’s seduction case was postponed until Wednesday due to a defense witness’s hospital stay from a fall. The court’s gallery was filled as the Ger man Blue verdicts of not guilty on auto theft were announced and other cases moved. Judge Busby announced no court tomorrow and jurors to be ready Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie Robertson
Bill Watson
Bill Bennett
Bennie Nichols
R. R. Kinsey
Dan Pettistew
Orel Busby
McPherson Under New Church Fund Investigations
Los Angeles district attorneys open two new probes into Aimee Semple McPherson amid affidavits from five pastors alleging misappropriation of church funds. Books covering 1927 to 1928 were handed to authorities as private detectives supported claims, while McPherson and associates deny the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
District Attorney's Office
MePherson
John Goben
Angelus Temple
Goben
Explosives Moved to Free Empress of Canada From Rocks
Explosives were moved to Albert Head to blast the rock pinnacle hindering the liner Empress of Canada from freeing after it ran ashore in fog. Tugs had failed to pull the ship free, and blasting was approved after attempts to dislodge the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VnGroata, & C
Albert Head
Duckworth jury unable to decide in murder case
The jury in the S H Duckworth murder of Foster Whiting case was unable to agree and was discharged by district judge Orel Busby. J E Real was acquitted on a bogus check charge after brief deliberation. Court will resume tomorrow morning with two murder trials and pending cases. Burglary and robbery charges also noted for Kinsey et al and Bill Bennett respectively. Pettigrew and Rich Jr. set for murder trials, Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Duckworth
Foster Whiting
Orel Busby
J. E. Real
R. R. Kinsey
Bill Bennett
Cotton consumption and stocks report September
The census bureau reports September cotton consumption at 545 649 bales of lint and 82 022 bales of linters, down from August. September end stocks show consuming establishments holding 792 028 lint and 138 546 linters, with public storage and presses at 3 224 859 lint and 48 144 linters. Imports total 23 974 bales, while exports reach 725 876 lint bales and 5 737 linters. Spindles active in September number 30 037 922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Shawnee Man=test? Extortion Plot Involving Local Bankers
Arthur L. Fauble, a Shawnee wholesale merchant, says he was forced by a gang of extortionists to aid their terror campaign aimed at pressuring prominent Shawnee businessmen to pay thousands. He alleges kidnapping, being thrown from a bridge into the Arkansas riverbed, and ordered to aid in threats against H. T. Douglas and J. S. Buck. He was kept as a material witness in Tecumseh jail after arriving from Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Arthur L. Fauble
Fauble
Randall Pitman
Pottawatomie County
Wichita
Pitman
Arkansas River
H. T. Douglas
J. 5
Buck
Marx
Guthrie
Kan
Arkansas
Earlsboro
F. A. Budd
Shawnee National Bank
Frank Buck
Federal National Bank
C. A. Yoats
T. F. Hornbeck
L. H. Chatham
Fall Shamming Alleges Feigned Illness in Senate Trial
Senator Heflin accuses Albert B. Fall of feigning sickness to avoid the bribery trial. Heflin says Fall refused to allow Dr Ruffin, appointed to examine him, to verify illness and calls for court and police force scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Fall
Stevvie Ruffin
Wilson
Ruffin
Brookhart Pushes Farm Loan Bond Purchase Plan
Senator Brookhart proposes a joint resolution authorizing the treasury to buy 100 million dollars or more in farm loan bonds from federal land banks to fund agriculture. He cites Wall Street gambling drawing capital from the countryside and notes farmer protests. measure referred to banking committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Brookhart
Iowa
Wall Street
New York
Middle West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kay Co
Case
Senator Watson
Indiana
Simmons
North Carolina
Wheeler
Montana
Democratic National Committee
Watson
House
Conference Committee
Congress
Gow
W. H. Ellison
Local
Association of Dairy Herd Owners
P. A. Norris
Ellison
Association of Pontotoc County Dairymen
Southwest Jersey
Mississippi Valley
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Whitehurst
Bond
Rome
Mussolini
Giuseppe Tucci
University of Rome
Royal Academy
America
Oklanoma Lotton
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Census
Oklahoma
Atoka Au
Beckham
Blaine — Sn
Bryan
Cleveland
Custer Eninge
Dewey
Garvin
Hpi Sa
Grady
Greer
Harmon
Haskell
Hughes Ome
F Jackson
Jefferson Re
Johnston
Kingfisher
Kiowa
Latimer
le Flore
Lincoln
Logan
Love
McClain Ee
McCurtain
McIntosh
Marshall Ae
J Mayes
Murray
Muskogee
Oktuskee Ee
Oklahoma Ee
Okmulgee Ee
Osage A
Pawnee
Payne
Pontctoe
Pottawatomie
Pushmataha A
Roger Mills
Rogers
Seminole
Sequoyah
Stephens
Tillman
Wagoner
Washita
Robertson
Duckworth
Dan Pettigrew
J. A. Rich Jr
Gothers
The
Committee On Banking
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!