Ada News Briefs Include Local Visits and Accidents
City briefs note Doc Bowles of Oklahoma City arriving for a business visit and others traveling through Ada. R W Simpson remains in a Kansas City hospital with Mrs. Simpson. Claude Rodarmel improving after tonsil surgery at Shawnee hospital. Lyndal Walters injures a double fractured arm skating. Mrs. T. E. Brents returns from Dallas with son Ed Brents who runs three Chevrolet agencies. Carl Patterson and wife visit Ada from Mariacabo Venezuela with Patterson tied to a large oil firm. Claude Sparks at Breco hospital with a leg injury shows improvement.
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T. E. Brents
Dallas
Ed Brents
Chevrolet
Miss Jewell Medlock Joins Model Clothiers as Cashier
Miss Jewell Medlock has accepted a cashier position at the Model Clothiers. She previously worked at McLelland's until recently.
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Miss Jewell Medlock
The
Model Clothiers
Miss Medlock
McLelland’s
Drummond Couple Welcome 84-Pound Son
Mr and Mrs C R Drummond announce the birth of an 84 pound son born Wednesday morning October Sth.
Massey Weds Miss Adeline Massey En Route to Tulsa
Miss Adeline Massey of Corpus Christi Texas was through Ada yesterday en route to Tulsa to join her parents who are attending the oil exposition.
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Adeline Massey
Corpus Christi, Tex
Ada
Tulsa
Waner and wife visit Ada. plans to play Sunday and Monday
Mr and Mrs Paul Waner arrived in Ada after heavy rains slowed travel. Waner, famed Pirates star, greeted friends at A O Greens drug store and said he will perform in Ada on Sunday and Monday. Also update on A L Payne recovering after Wednesday Ada hospital operation. he remains seriously ill but improving.
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Paul Waner
Ada
Pittsburgh Pirates
A. O. Green
A. L. Payne
Ada Hospital
Mr. Payne
Waners Arrive in Pittsburgh for Visit and Game
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Waner of Pittsburgh arrived for a visit as guests of relatives and friends. Mr Waner will play with the Independents Sunday.
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Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Mr. Waner
The
Independents
Watters announce birth of Doris Elizabeth in Ada
Mr and Mrs James Watters announce the arrival of a nine and one half pound daughter Doris Elizabeth yesterday afternoon Mrs Watters is the former Miss Georgia Lee Clark Mr and Mrs C P Butcher and daughter Patsy of San Angelo Texas who have been attending the oil exposition in Tulsa will arrive here tonight for a visit in Ada as guests of Mr Butchers parents Mr and Mrs H P Butcher 721 E Ninth
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James Watters
Doris Elizabeth
Watters
Georgia Lee Clark
C. P. Butcher
Patsy
San Angelo
Texas
Tulsa
Ada
Mr. Butcher
H. P. Butcher
E. Ninth
Westbrook Return From Cushing Visit
Mr and Mrs J W Westbrook returned Friday from Cushing where they had been visiting Mrs Westbrooks sister Mrs Geo Michel
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J. W. Westbrook
Cushing
Lewis Guests Visit Lane Family in Shawnee
Mr and Mrs Clayton Lewis of Denver Colorado have been guests of Mrs Hatch sister Mrs Emma Lane in Shawnee for a brief visit. They are accompanied by Mrs Hatch who will spend the weekend there.
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Clayton Lewis
Denver
Coolo
Stonewall man resumes strength after second operation
J. M. Hume of Stonewall who had an operation last Sunday morning underwent another operation yesterday at 1 o clock and is doing nicely so far.
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J. M. Hume
Stonewall
Grace Rushing Moore to Return to Ada Today
Mrs. Grace Rushing Moore spent the weekend in Oklahoma City visiting relatives and will return to Ada today.
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Grace Rushing Moore
Oklahoma City
Ada
McClure Returns Home After Father's Funeral
C. W. McClure returns to Muskogee after attending the funeral of his father I. N. McClure on Thursday.
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C. W. McClure
Muskogee
I. N. McClure
Mrs McKnight Family to Stay in Ada After Illness
Mrs Laura McKnight and family from Dickinson North Dakota visit Ada after the illness and death of her father and will reside there for several months.
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Laura McKnight
Dickinson, N. D
Ada
Mrs Watters and infant Doris Elizabeth in Ada hospital
Mrs James Watters and her infant daughter Doris Elizabeth are reported to be doing splendidly in the Ada hospital annex. Mr Watters will return to Norman today to resume work in the graduate school of the state university.
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James Watters
Doris Elizabeth
Ada Hospital
Watters
Norman
Graduate School
The
State University
East Central Ada Jubilant Over Conference Football Results
East Central and Ada celebrate last week’s conference games. Fans anticipate a big homecoming clash with Central Bronchos Friday afternoon, promising a season peak before Thanksgiving and the Savages.
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East Central
Ada
Savages
Rainfall totals rise in Ada amid steady month buildup
Ada records show a mounting rain total for the month during the four days ending this morning. Government gauge reports three inches of rain in the 48 hours to 7 am with 1.05 inches by 7 am Sunday and 1.95 inches in the subsequent 24 hours.
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Ada
Robbery at Jeff Reed's Grocery on West Twelfth
Thieves broke into Jeff Reed's grocery on West Twelfth Saturday night and stole chewing gum and at least a dollar in dimes. A neighborhood woman saw the burglars moving inside the store.
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Jeff Reed
W. Twelfth
Mrs Stark Returns Home After Funeral of Father
Mrs W W Stark returns to Henryetta after attending the funeral of her father I N Mc Clure. The service was held in his hometown with family present and mourners extending condolences.
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W. W. Stark
Henryetta
I. N. McClure
Hardy Roach Visits Oklahoma City Friends
Hardy Roach of Oklahoma City visits friends while his whereabouts and plans are described in local notes. The brief offers a snapshot of social activity in the city.
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Hardy Roach
Oklahoma City
Crum Couple Announce Daughter Birth in Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Harold Crum of Oklahoma City announce the birth of a daughter on Monday October 14. Mrs Crum is the former Eva Elliott of Ada.
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Harold Crum
Oklahoma City
Crum
Eva Elliott
Ada
Holdenville U.S. Marine Band Concert Attended by Local Residents
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Huber and their son Bobby along with Walter Enloe attended the U. S. Marine band concert in Holdenville last evening and later visited Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Buchanan.
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A. E. Huber
Bobby
Walter Enloe
U. S. Marine Band
Holdenville
S. W. Buchanan
Tailor Made Suits at Deep Discounts and Cleaning Service
Unclaimed tailor made suits valued up to 50 dollars are offered for 17.5 and 25 dollars. Hats cleaned and blocked by Miller's Cleaning, phone 422. Mrs. Harry Lungard and her mother Mrs. Miller return from New York with Mrs. Chauncey for an indefinite visit. Hon. Tom D. McKeown receives word Congress will not be in session until November 11, delaying his Ada departure to the first of the month.
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Miller’s
Tom D. McKeown
Washington
Congress
Ada
Senate
House
Harry Lungard
Miller
Charles C. Chauncey
New York
Chauncey
Hume Shows Some Improvement After Saturday Operation
J. M. Hume, who had surgery Saturday at Breco hospital, is reported somewhat improved today.
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J. M. Hume
Breco Hospital
Heroes of 1929 World Series Highlight Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics stars shine across five games with Jimmy Foxx George Haas and Lefty Grove singled out for key hits and pitching. Hack Wilson leads Cubs at bat but Sun misplays spark A's comeback as Connie Mack’s leadership is praised.
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Alan Gould
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
Young
George
Mule) Haas
al Simmons
Edmund
Bing) Miller
Kove
Howard Ehmke
Walberg
Ehmke
Cubs
Guy Bush
Pudgy
Hack Wilson
Wilson
Hack
Wae Grimm
Rogers Haig
Wils Ae
Elwood Aca
Senate overhauls tariff board and hires experts
The Senate approved a George amendment demanding a complete reorganization of the tariff commission within 90 days after the tariff bill’s signing. It would require new appointments to be made promptly while preserving presidential reappointments. The session also rejected an amendment shielding alligator pears from Cuba trade rules amid a 15-cent duty proposal.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
Senate
George
Georgia
United States
Fletcher
Florida
Finance Committee
Robie Cleared In Ambush Charge
A second night session of the criminal court term opened with the case of Arthur Robie charged with way laying and shooting M. M. Day on Sept. 4, 1928. Day identified Robie as the attacker but Robie proved an alibi and the jury acquitted him.
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Criminal Court
Arthur Robie
M. M. Day
Day
Lovelady
Robie
Frank Cosmata
Dan Rogers
Odis Roberts
Attitude of Three Nations on Five Power Naval Talks
Washington awaits stance of Japan France and Italy on Britain's invitation to a five power naval conference with U S and Britain seen as likely to accept while Paris Tokyo Rome hesitate over submarine questions and overall limits. Court news notes continuations and a car wreck delays.
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France
Italy
Japan
Washington
Patton denies contract with any pro team
Dallas Patton, who stars in Ada as a football end and shines in centerfield for A. O. Green, says he has not signed any professional baseball contract for a spring tryout. Rumors linked him to the Pittsburgh Pirates, but he remains an amateur and aims to help Polly Wallace’s team chase the state title.
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Dallas Patton
Ada
A. O. Green
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dallas
Patton
Polly Wallace
Northwestern
Polly
Jimmie Watson
St. Louis Magnolia
St. Louis Cardinals
Western Republicans split on tariff debate
The Republican independent group opposing the tariff bill today declined to enter any agreement with Republican regulars to curb debate while signaling willingness to facilitate action for the session's remainder. Senator Lafollette of Wisconsin said the debate showed no desire to delay the bill and that proponents have used as much time as opponents.
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Washington
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Hoover's Board of Inquiry Convenes for Nationwide Review
Washington October 15. The Hoover Commission meets at its headquarters to review progress and problems of the vast law enforcement task assigned by the president. The session aims to last several days with only a general outline of the day’s agenda disclosed.
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Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
East Central district to hold superintendents meeting
East Central district reports indicate nearly all county and city superintendents and principals will attend the superintendents section of the district teachers meeting. Extension classes have been expanded across the district with two field men handling about half of the 20 plus classes. Future plans may add Holdenville and Purcell with several several cities already hosting classes including Pauls Valley Coal Gate Tishomingo Henryetta Okmulgee Okemah Earlsboro.
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East Central District
Holdenville
Purcell
Pauls Valley
Coalgate
Tishomingo
Henryetta
Okmulgee
Okemah
Earlsboro
Wewoka
Seminole
Wanette
Tecumseh
Wetumka
Wynnewood
Varnum Consolidated
Former Seminole County Officers Face Conspiracy Trial
ARDMORE October 15 4 Three former Seminole county officers Earl McDaniel former undersheriff and W B Hickman and J J Johnson former deputy sheriffs are to stand trial in federal court on charges of conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. The indictment follows a grand jury probe into reports of protection extenders a whisky line in Seminole county.
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Ardmore
Seminole County
Earl McDaniel
W. B. Hickman
J. J. Johnson
New Well Makes Good Showing On Hatcher Farm
T and P reports a well in the Hunton lime on the Hatcher farm in northeast northwest northeast section 30 5 5 flowing over. The field prospects are noted as favorable with production details awaiting verification.
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Hunton
Hatcher Farm
Nwne
Boy Killed Attempting To Hop Freight Train In Ardmore
Osa Maloney 20 of Daysboro Kentucky died after trying to board a Santa Fe freight in Ardmore yards. The train moving fast hurled him against the car as he grasped a ladder and a bolt broke his back. Earl Spencer, his cousin, witnessed the accident. Parents notified.
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Ardmore
Osa Maloney
Daysboro
Santa Fe
Earl Spencer
Maloney
Greatest Results for the amount invested
Classified notice highlights returns on investment and value for money in a concise advert. It emphasizes smart buying, potential savings, and dependable performance for readers seeking value.
Promise of Paving for Carter County Roads
Oklahoma City October 9 An agreement to pave Highway 77 from Ardmore to the Murray county line an 11 mile stretch and 5 miles of pavement on Highway 70 west of Ardmore was reached at Ardmore yesterday by the highway commission Carter County commission and local citizens. Lew Wentz said most pavement will be in the next concrete letting next spring Letting of concrete contracts will be suspended for winter a $63000 bridge north of Ardmore on No 77 will be built immediately a two year county financing plan is set with the highway department to include more than half the paving in the next setting.
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Oklahoma City
Ardmore
Murray County
Highway Commission
Carter County
Lew Wentz
Commission
Broken rail derails four Frisco cars in Francis yard
A broken rail caused four cars of a Frisco freight train to overturn at the Francis yard blocking the main line. The northbound Meteor was delayed as crews cleared the wreckage and inspected the track.
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Francis Yard
Waggoner Sentenced to 15 Years for Mail Fraud
Waggoner, a Pride Colorado bank president, pleaded guilty to mail fraud over a scheme to take 500000 from six New York banks using forged authorization papers. He was sentenced to 15 years in Atlanta penitentiary amid testimony from witnesses brought from across the country.
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New York
Charles Delos Waggoner
Telluride
Cole
United States
Tuttle
Waggoner
Denver
Colo
Wastgoner
Charles H. Tuttle
Atlanta
Bank of Tulluride
Clark Brothers
Allan R. Campbell
Denver National Bank
Bank of Telluride
Campbell
Oil Field Subsidence at Sour Lake Disturbs Texas Gulf
Beaumont Texas October reports a portion of the Sour Lake oil field sank by about 19 acres, altering production. A well previously yielding 10 barrels daily now produces 250, while another well spouting salt water rose from 150 to 259 barrels after the fissure formed. Geologists observe the 15 foot depth as the notable feature amid similar Gulf area events. The Goose Creek incident nearby prompted a Texas suit over tidal land ownership, which the state lost.
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Beaumont
Texas
Sour Lake
Gulf
Goose Creek
Harris County
State of
Waggoner’s Aid to Telluride Bank Weighed on Campbell
Campbell told the court that Waggoner’s accommodations to the Telluride bank in the hour of need had bore heavily upon his mind. The remark appears in the testimony discussing the bank’s distress and related actions.
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Ed Waggoner
Telluride Bank
Campbell
Storm Strikes Enid Causes Barn Losses and Power Outages
A severe electrical and rain storm in Enid last night caused substantial damage though less than feared. A north city barn stored 1,500 bales of hay 800 bushels of grain and four calves burned in a lightning fire. Minor fires and 75 telephone outages occurred as 1.76 inches of rain fell, with wind accompanying the storm. Recovery and wheat seeding benefits noted as skies cleared today.
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Enid
Texas crook held in New Zealand under extradition
A. B. Crouch, alleged to have obtained 150000 from Temple Texas bank years ago, was remanded in Wellington New Zealand after bail was refused and extradition papers pending. He was arrested September 25 at Helenville and had been living there the last 11 years.
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Texas Crook
New Zealand
Wellington
A. B. Crouch
Temple
Texas
Helenville
Temple Bank
Russian Flyers in Seattle Await Departure to Oakland
Four Russian aviators who flew from Moscow to Seattle on Sunday in the Land of the Soviets settled into social activities as mechanics overhaul their plane. They hope to leave Thursday morning for Oakland, but mechanics think departure is unlikely before Saturday.
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Seattle
Moscow
New York
Oakland
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Kansas City
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Claude Rodarmel
Lyndal Walters
East 15Th Street
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Mr. Simpson
Carl Patterson
Mariacabo
Venezuela
J. F. Murphy
Patterson
Claude Sparks
Breco
Jack
Jill
Tariff Board
George W. Wickersham
William 5. Kenyon
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Roberts
King & Delaney’s
Robie Clear
Duckworth
Rapidan
MacDonald
America
Ambassador Dawes
London
Mr. MacDonald
Tokyo
Paris
Rome
Great Britain
Geneva
Clinton Dilbeck
S. H. Duckworth
C. B. Rowe
Byng
Rowe
Board OF Inquiry
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