Smith Pleased with Reception in Missouri Campaign Swing
Governor Smith launches single speech campaign in Sedalia Missouri addressing economy claims. He speaks at the livestock pavilion and notes broadcast nationwide at 8 pm central time. He predicts victories in Ohio and Pennsylvania while skipping Ohio on this trip.
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Pennsylvania
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New Hampshire
Oklahoma men given life terms for Stephens murder
In Oklahoma City the court of appeals upheld life sentences for John Yancey and John Burke for the killing of Harve Stephens. Blanche Strong testified that Glen Harmon brought Stephens to a room, Burke and Yancey attacked him, a sleeping powder was used, and Stephens was beaten then disposed of in an abandoned mine near the Kansas line.
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John Yancey
John Burke
Harve Stephens
Kansas
Picher
Criminal Court of Appeals
Blanche Strong
Burke
Glen Harmon
Stephens
Yancey
Kansas Line
Mrs. T. G. Andrews Dies Sudden Death at Chandler
Mrs. Thomas G. Andrews 45 wife of the Republican nominee for state supreme court justice was found dead at her Chandler home. Death due to heart disease followed months of illness with recent improvement. Judge Andrews rushed from Oklahoma City upon notification.
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Chandler Chandler
Okla
Thomas G. Andrews
State Supreme Court
Fred P. Branson
Belle Andrews
Teachers Gathering for East Central District Conference
Between 1500 and 2000 teachers from the East Central district Oklahoma Education Association will convene at East Central College in Ada for a three day meeting. Noted speakers include Dr H G Bennett John Vaughn and educators from Columbia Chicago and Omaha. Classes dismiss Thursday to start the conference at 8 pm with sessions Friday and Saturday and a Friday noon banquet with Ada civic clubs. Most attendees are East Central graduates.
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Oklahoma Education Association
East Central College
Ada
H. G. Bennett
Oklahoma A. and M. College
John Vaughn
Tigers
Shawnee
East Central Grads
Moody vows support for Democratic ticket at Austin rally
Governor Moody told a Austin crowd he will back the Democratic ticket including Governor Smith as the nominee. He said he opposed New York governor as presidential nominee before Smith’s nomination but now embraces Jefferson's philosophy of the will of the majority and will stay with his party.
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Not Allowed to Speak in Dallas Tonight
Benjamin Gitlow, Workers' Communist party vice presidential candidate, will not be allowed to address a town hall in Dallas tonight.
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Workers
Zeppelin Route Map Shows Graf Zeppelin Flight Path
The map outlines Graf Zeppelin's voyage from Friedrichshafen Germany to Lakehurst New Jersey with stops and a revised route to dodge storms. It notes an earlier plan to fly via France and the Azores, a path later used by the Los Angeles airship during a prior Germany origin flight.
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Cotton Receipts Exceed 2000 Bales In Ada
Ada cotton receipts topped 2 000 bales on Saturday. The day showed 2 030 total with 1 949 at county scales 126 by the cotton growers association and 162 round bales. Weigher George Montgomery said last week’s best day was 85 bales and the season peak was 110. The Saturday price averaged about 18 cents with 19 1 2 cents top for extra good bales.
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Cotton Growers Association
George Montgomery
Ada City Building Boom Signals Revival in Construction
Building permits over the past two weeks show renewed activity in Ada with the Aldridge hotel nearing completion and a 30 foot neon sign added on Main Street. Major projects include a $12,000 garage for Spraker Motor and the Prince Chevrolet home site, as 10 new homes rise since October first along East Seventeenth Street and the highway to Allen.
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Allen
Jim Evans
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Security State Bank
Carl Welden
Cougars Triumph Over McAlester In Friday Football
Ada high school Cougars defeated McAlester 12 to 6 at McAlester in a game built on aerials by both teams. Ramsey and McNatt starred for Ada with key passes from Barringer as the young squad showed improving offense and will host Tecumseh and Durant at home in ensuing weeks.
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Barringer
Albert Hacker
Tecumseh
Durant
Greatest returns for the amount invested News Classified Ads
Classified notice highlights investment returns and value offers from the News classified section. It promotes deals offering strong value for readers seeking high return on spend across advertising space and related services.
Definite Progress At Instructor Meeting
A state teachers college conference in Oklahoma City yielded definite progress with a concrete basis for curricular changes. Department groups reached agreement on revisions, suggesting changes without disturbing college administration. Dr Bagley of Columbia University presided over the meeting and survey.
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State Teachers College
Oklahoma City
Bagley
Columbia University
Lady Astor Seeks White House Meeting With Coolidge
British member of parliament Lady Nancy Astor called on President Coolidge at the White House Oct 16, reporting a courtesy visit and discussion of affairs of interest between Britain and the United States.
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Lady Astor
Washington
Nancy Astor
Parliment
President Coolidge
White House
Lowly Ford Demonstrates Its Punishment Tolerance
A vintage model Ford performed a risky stunt on West Main near the Frisco tracks. It somersaulted twice into the air and landed upright. The driver escaped uninjured while two bystanders fled. A broken wheel and steering wheel plus minor injuries were reported.
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Bison narrowly beat Oklahoma City University 7 to 6
The Oklahoma Baptist University team failed to stampede at Western League Park as the Bison surged to a 7 to 6 victory in an Oklahoma Collegiate Conference football game.
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Oklahoma Baptist University
Bison
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma
W. C. T. U. Denied Use of Duncan Baptist Church
Duncan, Oct. 13. Bar red from meeting in the Baptist church by Rev. T. P. Haskins. The Duncan chapter of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union declared it is not a political organization but fights liquor. Former county chairman Mrs. H. L. Overton condemned liquor allies. president Mrs. L. M. Shelton was away when the order was issued.
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T. P. Haskins
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
H. L. Overton
Peterson to Substitute in Ebetsfield Boxing Bout
New York state athletic commission granted Humbert Fugazy permission to substitute Big Boy Peterson for Roberto Roberti in a ten round heavyweight bout against Paulino Uzendun at Ebetsfield Thursday night due to Roberti sustaining two fractured ribs.
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Roberto Roberti
Paulino Uzendun
Ebbetsfield
Roberti
Chinese Residents Seek Police Protection in Tong War Fears
Kansas City residents request police protection amid fears of violence tied to eastern Chinese tong wars as authorities monitor the situation and urge calm.
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Kansas City
Williams Leads Ada to Win Over Seminoles in Tight Closer
Lefty Williams returning after three years in pro baseball wins his third Ada Independents game as they upset the Seminoles 10 to 6 at Parkfield. Williams and Shillings both pitched well late as Ada outhit and outplayed the Seminoles, with key scoring blasts in the seventh and eighth innings.
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Graf Zeppelin Repairs Begin After Ocean Wind Damage
At Lakehurst naval air station, the Graf Zeppelin began repairs after a storm opened a 50 by 25 foot hole in its hull. Four crewmen, including the pilot's son Dr Hugo Eckener, shored the gap with improvised blankets and metal paste while wind and rain lashed the airship one and a half thousand feet above the sea.
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Hugo Eckener
Walter Johnson Named Manager of Washington Club
Washington Oct 15 Walter Johnson famed ex pitcher of the Washington team has signed a three year contract to manage the club. Terms were not disclosed in the announcement.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Baseball
Coolidge Comments on Graf Zeppelin Transatlantic Flight
President Coolidge says the Graf Zeppelin flight proves trans oceanic travel feasible with some safety but notes it is too early to judge commercial practicality. He does not claim expert aviation certainty about outcomes.
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Secretary Davis Hails Transatlantic Airliner Flight
Secretary Davis of the War Department wires Dr Eckener at Lakehurst praising the crew for superb aeronautical skill and calling the flight a notable achievement for aviation.
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War Department
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Lakehurst
Ramsey Well 15 Good Producer in Allen Field
From Sunday’s Daily Ww R Ramsey brought oil interest back to the Allen area. The Whitney No 1 in the NW SW NE was good for 38 barrels per hour at 2632 feet. The Cromwell sand flowing Sunday shows 39 gravity oil.
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Allen Area
Whitney No
Oklahoma commissioners found guilty by jury
Kingfisher county commissioners C. H. Wehrenberg and J. C. Myers were convicted of irregularities in office by a district court jury in Kingfisher. Assistant Attorney General W. C. Lewis announced the verdict upon returning to Oklahoma City. Spencer, the third member, had resigned weeks earlier.
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J. C. Myers
Kingfisher County
Kingfisher
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