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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1932

Page

5

Progressive League Director Swipes McKeown Plan

Mitchell M D Oct 18 I W Roland a director of the national progressive league said Roosevelt Topeka farm relief plan would be adopted as a voluntary domestic allotment plan. It would distribute 550 million dollars via tariff benefits to wheat cotton and hog producers with specific annual amounts per unit and would be self financed through an excise tax on processors. The plan aims to strengthen open market prices while limiting production and avoiding anti dumping issues. It cites Kansas Oklahoma Texas Arkansas figures and references Roosevelt’s six specifications. A separate police report notes Campbells pistol death during an arrest and Oglesby alias Elgert Oglesby identified in a murder and bank robbery case. one suspect fired during a struggle.

Mitchell M. D Ronald Business Week Roosevelt Topeka Donald United States Federal Treasury Internal Revenue Department Federal Administrative Agency F Roosevelt Kansas Oklahoma Teras Oglesby

Seizure halts major local bootlegging operation

A large illegal alcohol raid disrupted a local bootlegging ring. Officers seized 29 gallons wine 35 cases beer 60 gallons beer in the making and equipment from Mrs Sorrels’s west Fifth Street residence. Nine arrested, cases to federal court. Sheriff Newman later moved troops to Daytonsport picket lines with gas bombs as a warning.

West Fifth

Ranch Wanted Iowa Murder Suspect Killed by Officer

Oklahoma City October 18 Cole Oglesby, sought for murder in Texas and bank robbery in Mississippi, linked to a historic Rondout train heist, dies in a final confrontation with officers after a pursuit involving Deputy Deilers.

Oklahoma City Cole Oglesby Texas Mississippi

Pickets Clash With Truckers Near Anoka Area

A surprise convoy of 40 special deputy sheriffs led by Sheriff Oscar Olson dispersed 50 farm pickets near Anoka after clearing highways. Pickets retreated as guards moved to Daytonsport, where further clashes and arrests occurred amid a tense Twin Cities farm strike.

ST. Paul Oscar Olson Anoka County Anoka Olsen Daytonsport Twin Cities Here Elk River

Registration opens for November 8 vote in Ada county

Voter registration for the general election on November 8 began October 19 and continues until the night of October 28. Local registrars for Ada include John P Crawford Ward 1 Prec 1 and others across wards and precincts. turnout expected light after active campaigns. Richberg says Norris claims about Doak influencing a federal judgeship are accurate. Norris asserted the claim in Cleveland and Doak denied it.

J. E. Boswell Roosevelt Ada John P. Crawford King and Crawford Mrsa J. W. Sadler East Twelfth Marjorie Braly East Thirteenth Grigsby Orr and Alletag South Broadway W. FP. Armstrong Mounts Store A. W. White White North Rennie Joe Allen West Seventh Jessie Rouse West Eighth D. W. Swaffar Swaffar-Thompson Agency East Main H. Claude Pitt South Johnston J. W. Peay West Thirteenth

Armistice Day program planned for Ada

Armistice Day on November 11 will feature Josh Lee of the University of Oklahoma as speaker. A morning parade and short program at the college precede Eagle Scout honors at the First Baptist tabernacle if weather allows, otherwise at Convention Hall. A Josh Lee Luncheon by the American Legion Auxiliary will follow with Lee promising jokes for listeners.

Ada Josh Lee University of Oklahoma College Tabernacle of the First Baptist Church Convention Hall American Legion Auxiliary Lee

Konawa burglary suspects arrested near Seminole

Officers used tear gas to seize Claude Jeavers and a woman at a tourist camp two days after a Konawa burglary. They recovered a stolen car and firearms, and jailed Jeavers and Clara Jones in Seminole. another man and woman, George Sturgeon and YDella Dixon, were later arrested nearby.

Shawnee Claude Jeavers Konawa Seminole George Sturgeon Ydella Dixon Peavers Clara Jones

Nagging Pains Signal Health Warnings and Cardus Remedy

Temporary relief may mask underlying trouble. treat the cause without delay. Cardus is advertised to build up against nagging symptoms of ordinary womanly ailments and is sold at drug stores.

Cardus

Doak Denounces Norris Statement in Washington

Secretary Doak called Norris claim utterly false saying he suggested using influence to gain a federal judgeship for labor interests. Norris made the charge during a campaign speech in Cleveland while Doak conferred with Richberg on the Norris anti inj unction bill ahead of passage.

Richberg Norris Cleveland Doak Secretary of Labor Washington Deak Donald Richberg Nebraska Ohio

Gnatis Extends Tour to Kansas

Vice President Charles Curtis continued his campaign trip in Kansas after addressing crowds in Denver. He argued the Republican tariff platform protects farmers from substitutes for farm products, contrasting it with the Democratic plan for a revenue tariff that offers no farmer protection.

Denver Charles Curtis Kansas

Murray to Handle State Relief Fund

Oklahoma City October 19 Governor Murray says he will eliminate the relief fund from the reconstruction finance corporation and personally supervise its distribution. He warns against any county or city official misusing funds and vows to report to the RFC on expenditures. The governor also forbids using funds to pay inflated salaries to relief administrators.

Oklahoma City Murray Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Oklahoma Meas ures Set for November 8 Vote

Governor Murray said in letters that both the income tax initiative and the oleomargarine tax repeal referendum will be on the November 8 ballot. After legal maneuvering the income excise tax bill and the oleomargarine referendum are slated for submission in the general election.

Oklahoma City Murray

Mystery of Skeleton Still Unsolved

Claremore October 15. County Attorney Dennis Bushyhead said blood stains on the bathing suit and a knife slit suggest the Verdigris River youth was slain. The skeleton found 14 miles northwest of Claremore remains unidentified.

Claremore Verdigris River Here Dennis Bushyhead

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Progressive League McKeown Arkansas Sorvels N. Newman Sherburne County Newman Deilers Jerry Parade Scout Humorist FOUR Konawa Theft Suispeets Arresten Gnatis Utes West Main Ada, Okla Gluckman’s Jersey Bloomers Star Brand Chambray Oxford Suede Oxfords
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