Kelly and Bailey To Be Sent To Alcatraz Island Prison
Oklahoma City reports Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay is planned as the lifelong home for Frank “Machine Gun” Kelly and Harvey Bailey, two of the life convicts in the Charles F. Ureedel kidnapping case. Kathryn Kelly and others face relocation. Urschel seeks remaining ransoms. other sentences and related stories follow.
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Oklahoma City
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
Reorce Kely
Harvey Bailey
Charles F. Ureedel
Cummings
Washington
Bailey
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Albert Bates
Kelly
Kathryn
Leavenworth
Cincinnati
R. G. Shannon
Alderson
West Virginia
East Central Oklahoma Education Association Meeting Planned
The eighteenth annual East Central district meeting of the Oklahoma Education Association will be held October 26 and 27 at Fast Central State Teachers College. President Mrs. Johnny Bihisholm of Tishomingo leads the district with James W. Huff of Pontotoc County as vice president. Noted speakers include G W Fisher, H G Bennett, Burris Jenkins, and Bruce R K Payne. The East Central alumni meeting follows Friday evening at 8 o clock on October 27.
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G. W. Fisher
Greely
Col
H. G. Bennett
Oklahoma A
M. College
Burris Jenkins
Kansas City
Bruce RK. Payne
Peabody College
Nashville
Pipeline Heady For First Test Near Ada
Completion of a 14 mile Stonewall Gas line from the Fitts field near Franks to Ada will allow a pressure test of 560 pounds. After testing the line will be buried and gas could heat Ada stores within a week or two. The project employs 66 to 80 men and strengthens Ada’s winter fuel supply.
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Fitts
Franks
Ada
Stonewall Gas Corporation
King & Delaney
Southwest Utilities Company
Pontotoc
Macrhwaite Oil and Gas Company
Ine
Hitler withdraws from disarmament talks and LoN abstains
Berlin Oct 14. Adolf Hitler declares Germany will quit the disarmament conference and resign from the League of Nations as retaliation for what he calls unjust treatment. President Hindenburg orders dissolution of the Reichstag with elections set for November 12 to endorse the regime.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
League of Nations
Germany
Reich
Paul von Hindenburg
Joseph Goebbels
Public Enlightenment
Plane Crash in Wilmington Sparks Fire at Two Homes
A crashed open cockpit air circus monoplane struck two houses near Bel laneca field in Wilmington Delaware. Pilot Roy Hunt bailed out unharmed while four police officers on the rooftops suffered injuries. The other aircraft piloted by Harold Newman sustained no damage.
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Wilmington
Del
Roy Hunt
Hunt
Oklahoma City
American Air Aces, Inc
Chicago
Bellaneca Field
Newcastle
Harold Newman
Moline
Ill
M. E. Stouffer
Cleveland
Circus’’ Corporation
Stouffer
John Martin
Morris Rousele
Seventh
Poplar
Late Criminals Not Popular
In Atlanta on Oct 14 the article notes resentful former prisoners, including long term inmates, blame the current wave of crime for jeopardizing clemency hopes. It argues aging inmates have had little contact with outside life and should not bear public blame for today’s racketeers.
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Atlanta
Kellys
Baileys
Good Words
Cottonseed OS Production Gains In Early Period
Washington reports cottonseed OS production rose in the two month period from August 1 to September 30. Officials note gains in output and market movement as the crop shows improved yields and processing efficiency amid market fluctuations.
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Washington
Holiday Myers Grows Not Largest Potatoes This Year
Holiday Myers of the Egypt community brings a vine with sixteen potatoes weighing seven pounds to The News office. He is also a top cotton grower, having picked nine bales from 13 acres and expecting at least four more. He planted on alfalfa ground, aimed for two bales per acre, cultivated well, but the crop was hurt by weevils.
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Holida Myers
Egypt
Myers
Crowley Held for Grand Jury Action in Murder Case
Jonesboro Arkansas October 14 The Rev Dale S Crowley Baptist minister was ordered held for grand jury action without bond at a preliminary hearing on a first degree murder charge for the slaying of J W Macmurdro a janitor at the Jonesboro Baptist tabernacle Crowley was brought from Newport for the hearing The city hall was guarded witnesses sworn no defense testimony given Attorneys plan habeas corpus filing next week to seek release Crowley contends self defense Macmurdre said Crowley shot him in cold blood Crowley had just been recognized as pastor amid disputes over a pastorate.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Dale S. Crowley
J. W. Maecmurdro
Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle
Crowley
Tabernacle
Newport
Macmurdre
Two Men Charged as Accessories in Jonesboro Murder
Two men with Rev. Dale S. Crowley when J. W. MacMurdre was shot at the Jonesboro Baptist tabernacle were charged as accessories to murder. Tom Carter a former deputy sheriff and tabernacle watchman and H L Kayre a building contractor face warrants issued by deputy prosecutor A A Tadlock.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Dale S. Crowley
J. W. MacMurdre
Jonesboro Baptist
Hazardous pet trio burns Hazel Park home
In Hazel Park Michigan a mouse a cat and a dog attacked a house belonging to Charles Gunisch. The mouse bit matches lighting a fire that the cat pursued while the dog chased the cat. A kerosene can was toppled and all three animals and the house were burned.
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Hazel Par
Mich
Charles Gunisch
Sundown Slim Dominates Southwestern Fox and Wolf Trials
Sundown Slim owned by Date Crawford of Ada won the grand championship and two additional cups at the Osage hills trials near Pawhuska among 114 dogs from several states. The 22 month old pup claimed general, speed and endurance cups, a historic triple win never before achieved in the Southwestern event. Crawford holds permanent possession of the main cup as Slim remains champion for 12 months.
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Southwestern
Fox and Wolf Hunters” Association
Sundown Slim
Date Crawford
Ada
Crawford
Slim
Osage Hills
Pawhuska
Double Parking Prohibited on Ada Main Street
Ada City commissioners pass emergency ordinance banning double parking on Main Street from Stockton to Constant avenues. The rule limits curb parking to two hours per vehicle and imposes fines for violations. Police chief Joe Neal says previous measures failed and pledges stricter enforcement.
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North Broadway
East Main Street
Ada
Main Street
Board of City Commissioners
Stockton Avenue
Constant Avenue
Joe Neal
Davis acquitted in 1931 Moose fundraiser case
New York October 13 James J Davis former Pennsylvania senator and ex labor secretary was acquitted of causing lottery tickets to cross state lines in 1931 He faces another indictment from 1930 still pending Miller and Davis denied any crime in the Moose charity balls cash prizes were awarded nationwide to lucky ticket holders The trial followed a mistrial last year and lasted three and a half weeks
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New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Labor
Davis
Theodore G. Miller
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
Miller
Moose Propagation
Mooseheart
Vaught Speaks Plainly In Kidnaping Cases
In Oklahoma City Edgar S. Vaught the federal judge who met life terms for George Kelly and accomplices in the Urschel kidnapping declares Congress meant the Lindbergh Act to have teeth. He vows to uphold the statute firmly while defense counsel note his law and order stance despite rough rulings. Born near Rural Retreat West Virginia he pursued education while teaching to fund studies then became a school superintendent before studying law at night and gaining admission in 1904.
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Oklahoma City
Edgar S. Vaught
George
Machine Gun" Kelly
Charles F. Urschel
Vaught
Law and Order
W. Va
Carson and Newman College
Tennessee
Death of Mrs Della Bourn at 54 in Ada
Mrs Della Bourn died Thursday in a local hospital at age 54. Services set for Friday at 10 am at Criswell Funeral Home chapel with Rev Messer. burial in Rosevale cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs Della Anderson and Mrs Olive Reed, three sons Jack Dallas and Cedric Bourn all of Ada, and two brothers John Calburn of Wellston Oklahoma and Ray Calburn of Swissville Pennsylvania.
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Della Bourn
Criswell Funeral Home
Messer
Rosevale
Bourn
Della Anderson
Olive Reed
Jack
Dallas
Cedric Bourn
Ada
John Calburn
Wellston
Okla
Ray Calburn
Swissville
Penn
D Bryant Dies at 43 in Ada Funeral Held
D Bryant died October 12 1933 at age 43. Funeral services were conducted October 13 at 3 00 p m in Criswell Funeral Home chapel. Interment followed at Lightning Ridge cemetery with Rev Young of the First Christian church of Ada officiating.
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Co. D. Bryant
Criswell
Lightning Ridge Cemetery
Rev. Young
First Christian Church of
Ada
Mrs Lillie Silliphant Dies at 62 Near Tupelo
Mrs Lillie Silliphant, 62, died at her home two miles south of Tupelo Friday night at 6. Funeral services were held Saturday at 4 p.m. Rev T J Spence officiated, burial in Byrd's Prairie cemetery. She is survived by her husband John Silliphant.
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Lillie Silliphant
Tupelo
T. J. Spence
Byrd’s Prairie Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
Tragic death of Quinn Davis in Allen
Quinn Davis seven died Friday after noon at 3 15 at a local hospital in Allen. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 36 at Allen Cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Quinn is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs H L Davis.
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Quinn Davis
Allen
Allen Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Quinn
H. L. Davis
Mrs Mary Wheeler Dies at 82 in Stonewall
Mrs. Mary Frances Wheeler, 82, died at her Stonewall home Monday morning at 11 3. Funeral services were set for Tuesday at 3 from the residence with Rev. W M Speck of Ada officiating. Burial will be in Stonewall cemetery. Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survived by daughter Myrtle Palmer and son E J Wheeler both of Stonewall. three sisters Manda Wilson Oklahoma City Bytha Wheelock New York Bertha Pope Richard City Tenn.. and two brothers George Lowry Meeker and Will Lowry of Texas.
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Mary Wheeler
Mary Frances Wheeler
Stonewall
W. M. Speck
Ada
Stonewall Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
Wheeler
Myrtle Palmer
E. J. Wheeler
Manda Wilson
Oklahoma City
Bytha Wheelock
New York
Bertha Pope
Richard City
Tenn
George Lowry
Meeker
Will Lowry
Texas
Burnett Nease announce marriage in Ada ceremony
Miss Margaret Burnett and Elvin Nease wed on October 7 with vows read by Rev. White at First Baptist Sulphur. The bride wore a blue suit and carried sweet peas, attended by Miss Vera Smith and Mr. Harold Criswell.
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Margaret Burnett
Elvin Nease
White
First Baptist Church
Vera Smith
Harold Criswell
Nease
C. L. Burnett
Stonewall
Ada
Mr. Neace
Ada High School
Criswell Funeral Home
Frank Nease
German withdrawal from League shocks world in 1933 disarmament row
Germany abandons the League of Nations and the disarmament conference as Hitler pledges peace yet demands collective armament equality. Hindenburg dissolves the Reichstag and calls a plebiscite while leaders in Paris London Tokyo Rome debate the impact. The League now left with Britain France and Italy, Japan withdrawn.
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Germany
League of Nations
Reich
National Socialist Movement
Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Mortburnreichstag
Paris
iIt
Foreign Office
France
Tokyo
Japan
Geneva
London
MacDonald
Great Britain
Hoi
Washington
Hull
Rome
Italy
League
England
Regulators raid Kentucky jail prompts transfer
In Smithland Livingston County Jail four prisoners were moved to McCracken County Jail after a raid by a group called the Regulators who forced the jailer to surrender keys and whipped one inmate. The group threatened more violence and the jail was deemed unsafe.
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Paducah
Livingston County
Smithland
Regulators
McCracken County
C. H. Wilson
Richard Edmonds
George Lee
Boyd Champion
Roy Farmer
Edmonds
James Martin
Lee
Louis Skinner
Skinner
General Markham New Army Engineer Chief for Vast Projects
Col Edward M. Markham, 56, promoted from division engineer to major general and named chief of army engineers. He will oversee river and harbor improvements, coast defense, flood control, and numerous construction projects, relieving Maj. Gen. Lytle Brown. Markham, Irish by birth, energetic, and musician, is expected in Washington soon from Cleveland.
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Washington
Edward M. Markham
Markham
Army Engineers
Aggressive
Army Ecolleagues
War Department
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Lytle Brown
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Island Prison
Urschel
Coleman
Casey
Ramsey
Shannon
Armon
Clifford Skelly
Edward Berman
Minneapolis
Bates
Cass Coleman
Texas Cotton Patch
Will Casey
Langford Ramsey
Memphis
Urechel
Edgar Staucht
Pauline Frye
M Kathryn Kelly
Geraldine Arnold
Fort Worth
Paradise
Asher, Oklo
Census Bureau
Linters
Hitler
BY Williams
Dad
U.s.pat
NEA Service, Inc
Southwestern Fox and Wolf Hunters’ Association
Neal
Oklahoma
Lions International Organization
Methodist Ghurch
Moose Order
Mrs. Della Bouln
C. D. Bryant
Daliby
Burnett-Nease
Flance
Associated Press
Kentucky
Gen. Markham
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