Graf Zeppelin passengers land with a sense of fatigue
The Graf Zeppelin arrival ends with passengers, including Lady Grace Drummond Hay, facing a crowded hangar and health checks after a five hour cross Atlantic flight. They describe the journey as fun, though the landing leaves them winded and hungry, with marines escorting them to a crowded room for customs processing.
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Lrena A. Hickock
Associated
Lady Grace Drummond Hay
Naval Air Station
Drummond Hay
New York
Grace Hay Drummond Hay
Marine Guard
Lady Drummond Hay
Syndicate
Dormmond Hay
London Express
America
Grace Drummond Hay
London
England
Oklahoma gains as west drops in oil output week
Oklahoma shows a 3 880 barrel rise led by the St Louis Pearson area while West Texas falls by 16 656 barrels in the weekly oil report from the Oil and Gas Journal. United States total average drops to 2 508 201 barrels per day from 2 521 500.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
St. Louis-Pearson
West Texas
Ewe ccc
FBS
Reck
Osage
Cushing and Shamrock
Inoue
Ac Pal
West
Texas
North
Louisiana
Peesa
Arkansas
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
California
Oil Exposition Opens as Tulsa Hosts Weeklong Program
Rousing music and a parade greet Tulsa residents for the Oil Exposition opening on October 25. The event continues with city hospitality and daytime activities highlighted by a complete Tulsa show program.
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Tulsa
Cochrane Named American League Most Valuable Player
Oct. 16. Gordon Mickey Cochrane catcher of the Philadelphia Athletics was named the American League MVP for the 1928 season by a writers commission. He won by two points over Heinie Manush of St. Louis and will receive 1000 dollars. Tony Lazzeri and Waite Hoyt each earned one first place vote.
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Mickey
Connie Mack Club
Por Ore
Pacific Coast
Boston University
Cochrane
Manush
Joe Judge
Lazzeri
Yankees
Willie Kamm
Chicago White Sox
Leon Goslin
Washington
Earle Combs
New York
George Sisler
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Walter Johnson
George Burns
Cleveland
Lou Gehrig
Paul Shannon
Boston Post
Harry Neily
Chicago American
Ed Bang
Cleveland News
H. G. Salsinger
Detroit News
W. B. Hanna
New York Herald-Tribune
James Isaminger
Philadelphia Inquirer
J. Ed Wray
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Denman Thompson
Washington Star
Chicago
Gordon
Philadelphia Athletics
Heinie Manush
Tony Lazzeri
Waite Hoyt
New York Yankees
Athletics
Receiver sought for Ku Klux Klan fuel on insolvency claim
A federal petition in Atlanta charges Ku Klux Klan leaders including imperial wizard Hiram W. Evans spent funds to oppose Gov. Alfred E. Smith and alleges insolvency despite $100,000,000 raised. The court ordered show cause by Oct. 27 on injunctions and a possible receiver.
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Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
United States District Court
Samuel H. Sibley
Federal Court
Hiram W. Evans
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Georgia
Evans
Washington
C. T. Rice
James A. Comer
Little Rock
Grand Dragon
Arkansas
The
Klan
Comer
W. F. Zummburn
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
American Building
Equity
Sibley
Order
Mother Reunites With Son After Fifteen Years
Ada resident Mrs. Fred Sweet locates her long-lost son Lawrence David Sutton after 15 years. Taken by his father at age four, the boy was found grown and married, with the mother aided by Red Cross efforts and letters from Texas and other states.
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Fred Sweet
West Seventeenth
Ada
Lawrence David Sutton
Texas
Red Cross
Hoover Returns From Massachusetts Campaign Swing
Herbert Hoover came back to Washington from a Boston stop where he spoke last night. He headed to his home to work on a New York City speech. Mrs. Alice Longworth and Theodore Roosevelt Jr. greeted him, praising the campaign progress as Republican leaders rally nationwide.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
New England
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Bay State
Alvan T. Fuller
Boston
Mississippi
Symphony Hall
United States
Congress
New York City
Alice Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Mrs. Longworth
Senator Borah
City 15 Sued For Hays Paying Taxes In Ada
The city of Ada faces a new federal suit, C. M. Powell vs. City of Ada, seeking 5 609.58 from bonds tied to Dan Hays East Main district. Powell argues re assessment should spread the burden, while Ada contends bonds are valid for the district enhancer and will resist a re assessment. If upheld, Hays property could incur penalties and be sold at delinquent tax sale.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ada
Tulsa
Oil Exposition Center
KVOO
Ada Coca Cola
Ada News
City of
Muskogee
C. M. Powell
City of Ada
Dan Hays
East Main Street
East Main
Hays
Obituary for Mrs. Bertha Crow of East Seventeenth Street
Mrs. Bertha Crow aged 40 wife of T Z Crow died Sunday at 4 pm at the family home on East Seventeenth street Funeral services were held this afternoon at Nazarene church burial in Rosedale cemetery She had suffered for years and is survived by her husband and three children. Quanah Frances Jackson obituary follows.
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Bertha Crow
T. Z. Crow
East Seventeenth Street
The
Nazarene Church
Rosedale Cemetery
Church approves new Eau Claire diocese plan
The House of Bishops and the House of Deputies approved a committee report creating a new diocese at Eau Claire Wisconsin. The action marks a major reorganization within the Episcopal Church and sets the stage for establishing diocesan boundaries and local governance.
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House of Bishops
Th House of Deputies
Pal Church Today
Eau Claire
Wis
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South of
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Oxfords
Rayon
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