Ada Evens Count With Magnolia in 10 5 Slugfest
Ada Independents defeated the Magnolias of St. Louis 10 to 5 in a high contact game. Shipley held the mound for eight innings with eight strikeouts as Ada rapped hits and scored early and often. Magnolias rallied late but could not overcome the early Ada lead.
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Ada Independents
Magnolias
St. Louis
Ada
Shipley
R. Naylor
Lowery Harrell
Fred Fauntleroy
Paul Waner
Paul
Atlanes
Earl Johnson
Brewer
Earl
Johnson
Paul Brewer
Hall
Bohanan
Masengale
Morse
Iit
Philadelphia Athletics
Pueblo
Naylor
Lee
L. Waner
Kelley
Watson
Fifer
Waner
Wade
Magnolia
Durham
SCG
G Johnson
iGdso
County Values Set by Board Oklahoma City
The state board of equalization finishes fixing county valuations. Oklahoma County adds 1,674,121 to the property list for a total of 151,053,05. Pontotoc County receives a 5 percent boost for district No. 19 Ada finalizing at 14,075,434. Carter County adds property to reach 28,045,394. Seven overtaxation claims are acted on, refunding 900 to oil firms. Texas County’s Beaver Made Englewood Railroad dispute is postponed for further investigation.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Equalization
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Lone Flyer Heads Toward England from Harbor Grace
Aviator W. F. Diteman of Billings Montana left Harbor Grace without warning for London, England. He had traveled three weeks to investigate Sir Francis Drake family records and took off at 12 15 p m in a Golden Hind low winged monoplane powered by 165 gallons of fuel.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
W. F. Diteman
Billings
Montana
London
England
Diteman
Sir Francis Drake
Golden Hind
Cape St. Francis
Nation's churches raise millions to pension aged ministers
The article notes Protestant denominations in the United States funding pensions for aging ministers. It details actuarial pension systems across Episcopal, Disciples of Christ, Northern Presbyterian, Congregationalist, Baptist, Methodist and other churches, including required monthly contributions and expected benefits for retirees and widows.
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NEA
United States
Disciples of Christ
Episcopalian
Presbyterian
Congregational
Northern Baptist
Methodist
Northern Presbyterian Church
Congregationalists
Northern Baptists
Episcopalians
Southern Baptist Churches
Methodists
General Conference
Southern Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Senate approves farm tariff relief debenture plan
The Senate backed the expert debenture proposal to stabilize surplus crop prices via debenture certificates payable to the federal farm board. Norris led the case for tariff relief, with 14 Republicans in favor and 28 Democrats, 34 against, amid President Hoover's opposition and Paired votes.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Farm Board
Jones
Wheeler
Wagner
Walsh
Maassachusetts
Alien
Bingham
Capper
Couzens
Gillette
Goldsborough
Gould
Greene
Hale
Hastings
Hebert
Kean
Keyes
McNary
Metcalf
Moses
Patterson
Phipps
Reed
Robinson
Indiana
Sackett
Shortridge
Smoot
Steiner
Townsend
Vandenberg
Walcott
Warren
Watson
Waterman
Colorado
Hoover
Dutch Boiles Vanishes From Usual Haunts
Family and friends of Charles L. Dutch Boiles report his disappearance from his usual haunts last Sunday night. He did not return home or report to work Monday morning, leaving those interested baffled and seeking answers.
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Charles L
New York Man Flies to Canada for Family Estate Records
Cp-w. IF. Diteman flew from New York to St. John New Brunswick early this month to search Carleton county family records tied to an estate he is interested in. At the time his trans Atlantic plans were unknown.
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New York
W. IF. Diteman
St. John
New Brunswick
Carleton County
Cattle Man Pioneers Flight From Harbor Grace to London
Billings Montana reports W F Diteman a cattle man known locally as pilot. He hopped off at Harbor Grace Newfoundland today for London. He is 40 and licensed, flying a machine bought in Marshall Missouri after hauling cattle to Kansas City.
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Billings
Mont
W. F. Diteman
Harbor Grace
N. F
London
Diteman
Marshall
Kansas City
Pilot Diteman Jr. flies from Harbor Grace to London
CP W F Diteman Jr. departed Harbor Grace for London, leaving the Newfoundland coast 10 minutes after takeoff from Cape St. Francis at 22 16 pb mm local time or 12 45 EST. Cape St. Francis lies 17 miles north of St. John’s.
Cold Weather Sparks Huntsmen As Duck Season Opens
Ada residents greet a cold snap that pushes ducks southward, with hunters already scouting ponds and many awaiting heavier migrations. The piece notes enthusiasm for hunting, reports sightings, and predicts a busier day as the season begins. It also mentions Danish schools teaching English for American talkies in a closing aside.
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Ada
Capone tied to Atlantic City smuggling raids probe
Federal raids on the Atlantic City smuggling ring expand as a $1,500 Capone signed check is sought among seized documents. Investigators link to Elliott kidnapping and note banking codes and legal advisers tied to the syndicate while 21 fugitives remain at large and Captain McLeod protests a coast guard shelling.
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New York
al Capone
Chicago
James E. Wilkinson
U. S
Brooklyn
Capone
Philadelphia
Ion
Willard H. Elliott
Hobart Trust Company
Passaic
N. J
Elliott
United States Attorney's Office
Trenton
Robert B. Watts
United States
John McLeod
Shawnee
McLeod
Coast Guard
State Department
Washington
Life sentence for gas theft in Tulsa
In Tulsa Judge Saul Yeager sentenced Emmett Kelley 29 to life imprisonment for stealing $1.15 worth of gasoline after drawing a gun from his car. Kelley, an Ohio resident, claimed tuberculosis and sought funds for a return trip. his wife and 9-year-old son were present as he cried in court.
Doheny weeps on stand in Elk Hills bribery trial
Oil magnate Edward L. Doheny testified he loaned 100000 to Albert B. Fall and did not discuss the Pearl Harbor lease. He described his conversations with Rear Admiral Robison and denied intent to bribe, while Mrs. Doheny revealed forged signature details in court.
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Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Fall
West
J. K. Robison
Navy
Elk Hills
Pearl Harbor
Doheny
Admiral Robison
Robison
Japan
Senate Investigating Committee
Carrie Estelle Doheny
Cal
New York
Los Angeles
Kingston
Gray Eagle
Harding
Interior Department
Pan-American Company
Edward B. McLean
Death sentence on guilty plea in Tulsa robbery case
Tulsa October 13 A death penalty was imposed by District Judge Saul Yager on Ted Cole a 17 year old Tulsa youth who pleaded guilty to a bottling works holdup August 20 No shots were fired Judge Yager sentenced Cole to die in the electric chair December 31 The case is one of the first in Oklahoma to assign death for a guilty plea in robbery cases The campaign against crime followed a gunfight in which a highway patrolman was wounded and a taxi driver killed as robbers were trapped Cole’s lawyers sought to withdraw the plea but the court denied the request Cole was arrested in Arkansas and other alleged robbers were arraigned with him The assault spree and deaths in the area fueled the drive for harsher penalties.
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Tulsa
Jean Valjean
Saul Yeager
Emmett Kelley
Yeager
Kelly
Ohio
Arizona
Saul Yager
Ted Cole
Cole
Yager
Swindall
Supreme Court
Dave Brown
Brown
Woodward County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Robert Hyde
Charles Southern
Hyde
Neil Bailey
Ross Darrow
Link Bowline
Dick Gregg
Cregs
Arkansas
Morris Quinn
Bill Wendle
Joe Hufford
Joe Simpson
Simpson
Hatford
Magistrate’s Court
Oscar Land Arrested for Whiskey Manufacturing
County and city officers cooperated to arrest Oscar Land and his son on a whiskey manufacturing charge after discovering mash a thumping keg and other equipment near a pit. The still was not yet installed and no further evidence was found.
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Oscar Land
Land
Tno
Hatcher No. 2 Produces 679 Barrels in 24 Hours
TY. & P. report Hatcher No. 2 in 0-5-5 has logged 679 barrels of oil in the last 24 hours, marking it as a strong producer for the field.
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T. and
P. Hatcher
Oklahoma Man Freed of Manslaughter Charge
Oklahoma City, Oct. 22. A verdict of acquittal was returned today in the trial of R. J. Kelley, an Oklahoma City mechanic, charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of Walter Stewart, 22, in a car crash near here on June 9. Stewart was one of three occupants of a light touring car who died. the others were his brother Ed Stewart and Estal Gossyener.
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Oklahoma City
R. J. Kelley
Oklahoma City Mechanics
Walter Stewart
Here
Stewart
Ed Stewart
Estal Gossyener
Georgia offers state marketing aid to farm board
Washington October 22 The farm board considers using state departments and marketing bureaus to administer farm relief with Georgia offering its services and co operatives. Senator Harris, Max L. McRae, and A D Jones of Georgia presented the plan. The board took the matter under advisement.
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Washington
Farm Board
Tobdke
Georgia
Harris
Max .L. McRae
A. D. Jones
Bureau of Markets
de Harris
Landis Explains Cubs Defeat to Athletics in World Series
Commissioner Landis told business leaders the Cubs lost because Connie Mack's Athletics outplayed them. He stated the Cubs failed to match the champions' level of play.
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Landis
CUBS
Chicago
Athletics
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Baseball
Connie Mack
Movement of cash and securities in New York bonded for 5 billion
In New York the cash and securities industry bonds about 79,000 individuals for a total of 5 billion dollars and insures more than 450 armored trucks for an estimated similar amount.
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New York
New York Streets
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Disciples of Christ Pension Movement
Harry H. Rogers
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Norris Insistent
Norris
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Moab
Manna
Ity
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Brookhart
Cutting
Frasier
Howell
Lafollette
McMaster
Norbeck
Nye
Pine
Schall
Thomas
Idaho
Ashurst
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Black
Bratton
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Conally
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Fletcher
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Harison
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Pittman
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